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The Commercial Tribune details subscription prices and delivery options including daily and Sunday editions, six month and one year plans, and international rates in Britain and the Continent. It lists mail and carrier delivery methods, payment terms, and multiple bureau addresses in Cincinnati Covington Newport and London.
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Weather forecast signals cooler temperatures today
The Weather Bureau reports a storm crossing the Rockies will bring a noticeable drop in temperature today. Yesterday was the hottest day yet with temperatures from 76 to 97 degrees, and winds will ease as the cold front moves in.
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Weather outlook across states with showers and cooler trends
Ohio expects showers and cooler conditions with Wednesday and Thursday generally fair on improving winds. Kentucky likewise faces showers and cooler weather, with fair Thursday. West Virginia showsers and cooler on Wednesday or night, then fair Thursday with brisk west to northwest winds. Indiana reports showers Wednesday then fair and cooler on Thursday with fresh southwest to northwest winds.
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Kentucky
West Virginia
Ndiana
Ocean Steamship Movements Trade Winds Across Ports
Ships arrive and sail at New York, Genoa, Bremen, and Liverpool with multiple liners listed. The Oceanic reports progress near Sandy Hook as the Oceanic docks. the Kronprinz Wilhelm and Kaiser Wilhelm II. also feature among arrivals and departures.
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Petersburg
Cincinnati Hotel Arrivals Lists Numerous Guests
A hotel in Cincinnati records arrivals from cities nationwide. Names include Havlin, B. B. Newman of Chicago. H. Stoop of Philadelphia. E. J. Swahm of Huntington. W. Hanna of Chicago. G. A. Jenkins of New York. B. T. Williams of Buffalo. D. A. Johnson of Chicago. and many others from Chicago, New York, Nashville, St. Louis, Cleveland, Boston, and more. The list includes both first and last names with distinctive initials.
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C. Lander
Little Rock
P.c
Louisville
Ecco
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Eweee
PEOA
P ‘A
Montgomery
Nashville
New Orleans
Charlotte
New York
Chattanooga
Norfolk
North Platte
Oklahoma
Cincinnati
Omaha
Palestine
Columbus
Wees
Parkersburg
Sore
Corpus Christi
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Pueblo - Serene
Sevi City
Rapid City
P.c. Regina
Cleveland
W. J. Gohen
Chicago
Honing
D.A. Johnson
C.H. Madden
Tenn
A. B. Parker
St. Louis
H. F. Berry
Lexington
Linton
Louis Martin
Bird
James Horton
T. F. Walker
Worcester
J. G. Rice
Max Ralston
Meridan
Minn
L. B. Rideman
Washington, D. C
W. H. Leslie
New Thomas
W. Bryer
Culuians Deming
New Ham
C. Winged
Taft's Presidency Broadening Duty and Lincoln’s Standard
The article argues presidential duties have expanded beyond traditional limits and should draw on out of office private input. It praises Taft's view of seeking information from all sectors to face conflicts of interest and cites Lincoln as a guiding standard for patience and cheer.
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Hill Faces Republican Demoralization on Eve of Europe Trip
The piece argues David Bennett Hill should stand and fight, noting the Republican party is demoralized and decries retreat to Europe. It compares past figures Watterson and Bryan, asserts Hill is not fleeing, and credits the Taft Sherman ticket as the presidential choice, while mocking Watterson and Bryan’s positions.
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Waterson
Our Barbarous Fourth Affects Omaha 1907 Casualties
The Omaha Bee calls the Fourth of July celebrations barbarous and lists 122 deaths and 1 498 serious injuries from fireworks in 1907. It urges safer, saner patriotism and notes that drastic reform may be needed to stop deadly practices. The Washington Star echoes calls to ban loud fireworks to achieve a safe Fourth.
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Washington Star
Fourth of July Law Enforcement Call For Safe Observance
The piece urges restraint and stricter enforcement to reduce deaths injuries and property damage on Independence Day. It warns that careless celebrations and fireworks sales already begin, while torpedo scattering on streetcar tracks remains a major nuisance and risks escalating unless laws are enforced regardless of violator.
Democratic pledge amid delegate capture in Denver race
Mr. David Bennett Hill asserts he remains a Democrat as he traverses a dangerous route across the main. Governor Johnson proclaims stronger support after securing over two thirds of Denver delegates, stressing that action or inaction yields the same result.
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Cincinnati Aims to Emulate Capital Status Says Gazette Times
The Pittsburg Gazette-Times notes Cincinnati seeks a capital image while boasting two presidents and a near third, alongside the Reds overpowering the Pirates. The casual rivalry and local pride frame the city’s mood.
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United States
Pittsburg Gazette-Times
Reds
Pirates
Question on Bryan retirement pension debate at Chautauqua
The Washington Post asks if the Democratic party should retire Colonel Bryan on a pension while the Chautauqua circuit keeps him as a perennial income source due to his political prominence as a valuable advertising asset.
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Pittsburg Plans Sesqui Centennial Evacuation Event
Pittsburg will host a sesqui centennial celebration marking the evacuation of Ft. Pitt. The occasion aims to recall when Pittsburg was a thriving town and serve as a commemorative community event.
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Ft. Pitt
Republicans in Full Retreat Phrase Stirs Debate
A quotation attributed to Mr. Bryan claiming the Republicans are in full retreat circulates, though confirmation remains unclear as the Com moner has not published corroborating details.
Woman delegate at Chicago convention voted like a man
In a remark on suffrage history, the sole woman delegate at the Chicago convention cast her vote as a man and did not shout as a contestant.
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Cincinnati Shines Amid National Politics and Reds Spotlight
The article highlights Cincinnati under strong municipal leadership amid national political discourse and gives prominence to the Cincinnati Reds baseball team as a major local focus.
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Cincinnati
Reds
Chicago totals clear profit from convention at least a million
Chicago estimates she netted not less than one million dollars from the convention. The report questions whether the figure may be higher, but confirms a seven-figure sum as the stated minimum.
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Cincinnati Furnishes Man To Sit Upon Any Lids
The statement implies Cincinnati will supply the person needed to sit upon lids that require attention or enforcement in a humorous or boastful tone.
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Cincinnati
Fourth discussion risks overloading assignments page
The safe and sane Fourth debate is expanding beyond limits that threaten to push content past the first page. Officials and editors monitor pacing as plans evolve.
Taft and Sherman Trade Banter The Topeka State Journal Remarks
The Topeka State Journal quotes a light exchange about Taft and Sherman suggesting the pair sound appealing. The snippet captures casual political humor without further context or events.
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Topeka State Journal
In Memoriam for Presidential Booms
The poem laments fragile political booms that rose and fell quickly. It speaks of early loss, tender sprouts, and fading echoes from a presidential boom era. The speaker bids farewell with a wreath and a final goodbye to the departed booms.
Democratic revolt rails against Bryan and backs Taft
The piece argues for a strong anti Bryan stance within the Democratic camp and praises Taft as a capable Republican nominee. It cites editorials from The News The Advertiser The Eagle and others predicting Bryan’s defeat and Taft’s ascent. It quotes favorable assessments from The Baltimore Sun The Philadelphia Record The New York Times The Springfield Republican and Syracuse Herald about Taft’s character intellect and leadership.
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Visitors comment on 4th of July spark and changing transport
Guests at Cincinnati hotels discuss the coming Fourth of July, firework hazards, and the shift from horses to automobiles. F C Brooks of Boston notes the horse’s decline as autos and mules take over work roles. A B Terhune of Toledo supports Taft Day activities with local business groups.
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Taft Peabody candidacy praised amid partisan charge
A Texan tribute extols Taft and Peabody praising their integrity and dignity while noting partisan issues in the campaign. The passage asks if the Democratic party can match the Republican bid for a broad electorate and comments on press reactions to Bryan.
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Ithaca News
The Girl and Her Ring Fashion Note
The piece notes a trend toward single rings on the little finger for young girls. Heavily gilded school rings with mottos or initials remain common, but semiprecious stones like jade or lapis lazuli are popular for flat-top rings. Initials or crests personalize these pieces.
Eden Park Proposal Dominates Cincinnati Notification Day Plans
Eden Park is discussed as a prime site for Notification Day festivities with seating for over a hundred thousand on surrounding hills during band stands and fireworks. The plan faces concerns over civic representation and potential political demonstrations as committees seek broad citizen participation.
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Linton
J. W Peck
Cincinnati
A Warm Day Ride and a Tempting Encounter on the Street Car
The narrator recalls a hot lunch hour ride on a Ludlow street car where a charming girl sparked conversation. After sightseeing toward Lagoon, the two parted as she invited him off. He then seeks lunch under shade, eats cold ham and beer, and reflects on weather relief arriving from the plains.
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