Commercial Tribune subscription and bureaux notices
The Commercial Tribune announces subscription rates and delivery terms for daily and Sunday issues through the year 1908. It lists mail and carrier options and addresses for bureaus in Walnut Hills Covington Newport Washington and London with delivery and payment details.
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Weather brings relief as heat breaks and cooler skies
Dawn ushered in cooler breezes and relief from extreme heat. The day is forecast to stay cooler with fair skies continuing. Record details note a June 2% comparison over the last three years ending at 7 p.m. meridian time.
Forecast for Ohio Indiana and nearby states
Government forecast notes fair to generally fair conditions across Ohio Indiana Thursday and Friday with light to fresh northwest winds turning variable Kentucky and West Virginia also forecast for Thursday and Friday with generally fair weather.
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Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Ocean Shipping Registers and Arrivals in Atlantic Ports
New York reports arrivals The Oceanic from Southampton Barbarossa from Bremen Pannonia from Naples Naples bound for Marseilles Leghorn and Naples Majestic for Southampton via Plymouth Cherbourg Mauretania for Liverpool via Queenstown Argentina for Naples and Trieste Madonna for Marseilles Noor dan for Rotterdam via Boulogne Rus sia for Rotterdam and Libau Naples reports The Ancona from New York Queenstown sees Westernland from Philadelphia Genoa greets Antonio Lopez from New York Antwerp welcomes Menominee from Philadelphia Venice sails Eugenia to New York Palm ero sails San Giorgio to New York Southampton lists Kronprinzessin Cecilie Bremen to New York Pannonia from Triest arrives Ivernia from Boston to Liverpool Liver pool arrivals Lusitania from New York Plymouth Adriatic from New York to Cherbourg Southampton Caronia for New York Haverford to Philadelphia via Queenstown.
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Russia
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Philadelphia
London
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Antwerp
Venice
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Haverford
Cincinnati Hotel Arrivals List of Guests by City
A long roster of hotel arrivals lists guests from multiple cities including Lewisburg Indianapolis Greensboro Knoxville Newark Pittsburg Grand Rapids and Chicago. The noted names include G. E. Hawkins F. Deabner Charles H. Sternberg A. C. Bishop W. B. Baker and many others, indicating a crowded hotel.
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Oklahoma
Omaha Tees
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G. E. Hawkins
Lewisburg
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Greensboro
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Knoxville
Tenn
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Newark
N. J. Munro
F. Deabner
Pittsburg
F. Flitcraft
Grand Rapids
Charles H. Sternberg
Kansas City
A. C. Bishop
New Orleans
Havlin
Joe Craig
Grandview
Harry Simon
New York
Salt Lake City
G. D. Green
Chicago
J. M. Gans
H. C. Sharp
Philadelphia
Linton
E. K. Townsend
Frank W. Lilley
J. Albert
Brooklyn
H. Southern
Atlanta
Burnet
W.S. Crossman
F. B. Smith
George K. van Nostrand
Baltimore
A. J. Mackie
Dennison
R. E. Jones
Detroit
H. C. Wreston
Dothan
W. Va
J. M. Wainsley
Boston
W. L. Hitchcock
Gibson
A. G. Ostman
Katz
E. J. Leggett
H. A. Howe
Cincinnatians Going Aboard Special Dispatch
Cincinnati residents Aldis Gander Otto Federle John Hoffman Mrs Charles A Waltz Mrs M Muhlhauser Diener and Mr and Mrs Henry Muhlhauser booked to sail on the Prinz Frederick Wilhelm tomorrow for Bremen via Plymouth and Cherbourg.
Grover Cleveland Remembered as a Steadfast American Leader
The obituary extols Grover Cleveland as a strong, thoughtful American president who stood for constitutional purity, US rights, and flag dignity. It notes his firm stance against Britain over Venezuela, calling it shirt-sleeve diplomacy, and emphasizes his integrity and enduring historical significance beyond New Jersey and New York to the nation.
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Venezuela
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Albany
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New York
Ohio and New York Dominate Republican Ticket Choice
The article argues that Ohio and New York produce winning Republican candidates, noting historic tickets like Hayes and Wheeler, Garfield and Arthur, McKinley and Roosevelt, and Taft with Sherman. It asserts these states’ size and loyalty lock in presidential choices, with Ohio likely headlining the ticket.
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New York
Chicago
Hayes
Wheeler
Garfield
Arthur
McKinley
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Taft
Sherman
William Jennifgs Bryan
Watterson as Bryan’s Vice Presidential Pick Discussed
A historical opinion argues Henry Watterson as a Bryan running mate. It cites Watterson’s alignment with Bryan’s doctrines, journalism ties, and potential roles at the Denver convention including chairmanship or involvement in the resolutions committee.
South politics shift as Bryan faces southern doubts
The piece argues for Democratic strategy to bolster ticket strength in the solid South. It notes Taft praise in Atlanta, southern discontent with Bryan over race concerns, and suggests Watterson as a potential vice presidential fit to unite the party. It warns Denver to avoid pairing Bryan with Watterson if elected.
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Potomac
Ohio
Atlanta Constitution
William Howard Taft
Charleston News and Courier
Palmetto State
Mr. Bryan
Charleston
South
Watterson
News and Courier
Bryan
Denver
Watter- Son
Great West
Questioning 1908 Democratic candidate choice in Georgia
The Savannah News questions who would be the Democratic candidate if Bryan loses in 1908 and notes how Prohibition laws influence certain Georgia editors in a distinct way. The item reflects the era’s political climate and editorials on party succession.
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Georgia
Bryan
Mayor McClellan’s $100000 Defense of New York Mayor Title
Mayor McClellan declares he has spent 100000 dollars defending his mayoral title in New York. He implies opposition figures, including Hearst, must stay in the spotlight through public feuds and media attention.
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McClellan
New York
Mr. Hearst
Ohio Voter Tone Seen Through Bryan Comment
The remark notes that Bryan would have preferred another chooser than an Ohio man, claiming Ohio men have a habit of attacking him with blunt force. It implies strong regional tension in political sentiment.
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Ohio
Mr. Bryan
Bryan misreads party retreat claim on Chicago versus Denver
The remark argues that Mr. Bryan confuses Chicago with Denver when assessing Republican retreat. It notes a rhetorical error in equating urban political signals with national party movement.
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Mr. Bryan
Chicago
Denver
Hearst to Assemble in Chicago Next July
The article notes that Mr Hearst plans a personal assembly in Chicago during next July as part of his presidential convention plans.
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Chicago
Public Eye Avoids Bryanism Crowding
A concise editorial remark notes that despite many happenings in public view the scene remains readable and not overwhelmed by Bryanism, suggesting selective attention rather than distraction.
Bryan Prefers The Gag To The Steam Roller
A brief item notes Mr. Bryan favors humor over forceful measures as a political tactic. It contrasts lightheartedness with a strong campaign method, highlighting a public stance or remark attributed to him. The piece implies a strategic choice in messaging.
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Mr. Bryan
Notes on Weather Habits and Park Bench Etiquette
A columnist recalls heat patterns tied to late June and early July, shares a tale of a child’s summer illness, and notes cooling ideas from strangers. It surveys a New York court ruling banning gender discrimination for park benches and jokes about local seating habits.
Taft civic events plan spark in Cincinnati politics
Citizens' Committee of Twenty four hosts a big Taft celebration in Cincinnati with a flag raising at Charles P Taft home and potential public notification. Funds target 25000 with donations received. Taft Day planned amid fireworks and Fountain Square ideas.
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Hotel Linton
Charles P. Taft
Ft. Thomas
Business Men's Club
Fountain Square
Advertisers’ Club
Smith B. Queal
Joseph D. Engelbert
Paul EB. Poindexter
Charles A. Culbertson
Ben Mulford, Jr
A. J. Conroy
T. J. Moffett
L. A. Ault
Markbreit
Chamber of Commerce
A. S. White
Columbia Gas and Electric Company
McKinley
Canton
Mr. White
Cincinnati
Presidential Nominee and Campaign Choice
The article frames a 1908 election choice between Taft the conservative, experienced candidate and Bryan the inexperienced, twice defeated orator. It argues Bryan adopts Taft’s policies, shaping a clear party duty for voters in a pivotal decision.
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Taft
Taft Promised as President In Fact and Word
The article asserts Taft will be president in fact and speech and that his four year administration will receive the same cordial endorsement Roosevelt’s record earned at the Chicago convention.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
Republican timber cited for national leadership
The piece argues the Republican party has strong Presidential candidates and that Secretary Taft stands as the peer of any potential nominee, capable of directing state affairs and worthy of presidential credit. It notes no favorite son surpasses Taft in the qualities for the nation's head.
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Taft
Roosevelt and the square deal echoed in Republican hopes
The Lancaster Examiner lauds President Roosevelt as morally steadfast and similar in courage, praising the Republican Convention for guiding the party toward a higher, nobler direction that will endure for generations.
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Taft Emerges as Republican Standard Bearer For Campaign
The Brooklyn Standard Union portrays William Howard Taft as a splendid candidate and leader in the Republican race. It highlights his vigor, American ideals, and lineage in public life, framing his candidacy as a beacon for progress aligned with enduring Republican principles.
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Republican Party
William Howard Taft
Ohio Lawyer Delivers Kenyon Commencement Address
Gambier June 24 John Brooks a prominent New York lawyer spoke at Kenyon College on Modernism. He warned against blind authority in science state and church and urged truth seeking before national issues like tariffs unions socialism and disarmament.
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Drought killing tobacco plants threatens Kentucky crop
The extreme drought and heat in Kentucky over two weeks has killed most Burley district tobacco beds. Officials estimate over 8,000,000 pounds planned for the region may be lost. Rain is crucial. without it the 1908 crop will be greatly reduced or abandoned. Equity Society predicts lower supply and possible pooling demands.
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Tobacco crop standstill as Duke urged to attend board
Winchester Kentucky June 25 the Burley Tobacco Society executive committee says future tobacco sales to the American Tobacco Company will halt until President James B Duke appears in person to close a deal The company previously claimed only Duke could authorize sale and local broker W L Petty & Co will not act without Duke’s consent
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Campbell Named as Bryan Vice Presidential Candidate
Word reaches Hamilton Ohio that former Governor James E. Campbell the Democratic nominee for United States Senator in Ohio will be presented at the National Democratic Convention in Denver as William J. Bryan s choice for vice president. Sources say Bryan approves though Campbell and Bryan previously differed on the silver issue. The rumor is treated seriously here.
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Funeral services for long time Fourth Intermediate teacher
Funeral services for Margaret Cameron, a longtime Fourth Intermediate School teacher, are set for tomorrow at 10 AM in Spring Grove Chapel. Rev John F Herget of Ninth Street Baptist Church will officiate. Cameron Beck, assistant secretary of the Maryland Y M C A and her nephew, arrived from Washington to attend.
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John F. Herget
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Prove all things: seeking truth beyond authority
The excerpt argues that true liberty requires time and ability to seek truth without blind reliance on authority. It recalls the Apostle Paul opposing church authorities and urging believers to prove all things for themselves.
Forty Thousand Enjoy Big Picnic at Coney Island Park
Taft picture crowds cheer as 40000 attend a city picnic organized by Councilman Michael Mullen at Coney Island. Activities include races, games, prizes, and a fireworks display ending with Taft and Mullen portraits. One attendee suffers nervous prostration after the event.
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Emma Nichols
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City Hospital
Ingalls proposes city park at Millcreek bottoms
M B Ingalls seeks to convert Millcreek bottoms into a city recreation ground for West End. He plans to offer a $106,000 park project to the City Council, including first year's lease and land options with equipment. Secretary Woodall asks Manss to consider diverting funds if the offer is rejected.
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