Commercial Tribune Local News Offices and Subscriptions
The notice lists multiple city bureaus for the Commercial Tribune including Gauacre Hills Covington Newport and Washington with addresses in Scott street York street Monsey Building and Trafalgar Building Trafalgar Square. It outlines subscription rates and payment terms for foreign countries and urges prepaid mail subscriptions with full address details.
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Universal Union
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Commercial Tribune CO
Cincinnati
Gauacre Hills
Gilbertavy
Covington
Scott
Scott St
Newport
Burea
York St. Washington
Monsey
London
Trafalgar Building
Trafalgar Square
Delightful Pattern of Warmth Across the Nation
High pressure east of the Mississippi brings pleasant weather with a rise in temperatures in the West and expected warmer conditions today and tomorrow. In Cincinnati yesterday temperatures ranged from 60 to 80 degrees as of 7 pm at the ninety meridian time, with a note comparing to the same date over the prior three years.
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Mississippi
Cincinnati
Weather Outlook Across States This Weekend
Ohio fair and warmer Saturday with showers and cooler Sunday afternoon or night. Kentucky and West Virginia fair Saturday with showers Sunday or Sunday night. Indiana fair and warmer Saturday with showers and cooler Sunday or Sunday night, winds turning south to fresh.
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Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Indiana
Ocean steamship movements report arrivals and sailings
New York ports receive the Celtic from Liverpool while ships including Amerika La Lorraine and Pretoria are noted en route to New York. Dock times range from Saturday morning to Sunday afternoon with several vessels reported distances east of Sandy Hook.
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Celtic
Liverpool
South Wellfleet
Amerika
Hamburg
Sandy Hook
la Lorraine
Havre
Newport
Pretoria
Stamburg
Nantucket
Sable Island
Columbia
Glasgow
St. Paul
Southampton
Dublin
New Orleans
Cherbourg
Plymouth
Moville
Quebec
Montreal
Queenstown
Baltic
Triest
Naples
Cincinnati Hotel Arrivals
A list of hotel arrivals in Cincinnati includes guests from Chicago Boise Detroit and New York with multiple other cities represented. Names include J H Martin I L Wilson H P Menke R H Keffin A B Palmer and many more at various hotels such as Munro St Nicholas Burnet Grand Sinton Lackman Gibson Gibson and others. The spacings suggest a newspaper notice of visiting travelers.
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Cincinnati
Palace
J. H. Martin
Chicago
I. L. Wilson
Boise
Idaho
H. P. Menke
Roselle Park
N. J
R. H. Keffin
Pittsburg
Munro
A. B. Palmer
Gray, Ky
T. Harding
New Haven
I. K. Price
St. Louis
J. O. Newkirk
E. Valentine
New York
Burnet
R.W. Ballard
G. J. Pratt
J. B. Smith
Louisville
C. G. Cassel
Sinton
W. H. Farrell
Providence
R. J
J. A. Almoath
W. J. Conroy
Toledo
W. F. Fisher
Boston
Honing
J.L. Paul
H. L. Hoering
W. G. O'Hara
Willeston
J. E. Durand
Lackman
Joseph A. Markham
C. C. Perry
G. H. Cutler
Lynn
Mass
Cincinnatians Going Abroad
New York dispatch states Mr and Mrs A W, Miss Elizabeth and Master Jamieson of Cincinnati depart for Glasgow on the Caledonia the following day.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Elizabeth
Master Jamieson
Cincinnati
Glasgow
Cincinnati Solid in 1907 Report Says City Leads in Manufacturing
The Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce describes a strong 1907 economy with $350 million in output, high credit in financial circles, and solid municipal administration under Mayor Markbreit. It notes premiums on bonds, rising exports, and growth in shoes, clothing, soap, machinery, meats, and rail freight, while urging annexation of suburban factories to boost the city’s Made in Cincinnati label.
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Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
United States
Cincinnati
Chicago
Chamber of Commerce
Markbreit
Indiana Stands Solid for Taft in Republican rally
The Hoosier State backs William Howard Taft for president, rejecting Bryan and Watterson. Indiana backed Fairbanks at Chicago and now supports Taft and Sherman, with the 702 of 979 convention votes highlighting a unified Republican strength and a decisive statewide vote.
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Watterson
Indiana
Judge Taft
William Howard Taft
New
Taft
Beveridge
Hemenway
Hanly
Landis
Overstreet
Carl Riddick
Republican State Committee
Indianapolis News
Chicago
Fairbanks
William and Taft
Commercial Tribune
South
Sherman
Venezuelan tensions rise as US minister withdraws
The United States withdraws its minister and closes the legation signaling a looming diplomatic crisis with Venezuela. The move marks a significant deterioration in bilateral relations and potential forthcoming disputes between the two governments.
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United States
Venezuela
Legation
Ben
Castro's Venezuela Crisis Pushes Isolation and Debt Struggles
The piece warns Castro's regime has driven Venezuela into isolation through deceitful dealings with foreign governments and investors. It argues the United States should restrain him, press for debt payments, and prevent confiscations, noting bubonic plague and halted trade across coasts. European interest remains limited, bound by Monroe Doctrine fears.
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Venezuela
Europe
United States
Castro
Funeral Follows after Unloaded Gun Joke Death
Pittsburg papers recount a fatal case where two men agreed one would point an unloaded pistol and fire for a joke leading to a death and funeral. The piece argues the law must treat such jokes with strict cognizance.
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Pittsburg
Watterson Open to Vice Presidential Nomination
The article notes Mr. Watterson would not seek any office from the President but has not ruled out accepting a vice presidential nomination from the Denver convention.
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Watterson
Denver
Governor Swanson Nominates Bryan in Denver
Virginia Governor Swanson plans to nominate Mr. Bryan in Denver amid debate over the choice. The nominee is described as a figure tied to past defeat and facing scrutiny from supporters and critics alike.
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Swanson
Virginia
Mr. Bryan
Denver
Archbishop Refuses License Sparks Gaul Language Cheer
The Archbishop of Canterbury declines to issue a special license to Anna and Helie, provoking Boni to yell “Hooray” or a Gaulish equivalent. The report notes the odd reaction in the language of Gaul as a curious public moment.
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Anna
Helie
Boni
Retreating over financial question sparks debate among leaders
The discussion centers on Mr. Watterson and Mr. Bryan as figures who advocate retreat from hard financial positions. Their views are contrasted with opposing approaches, highlighting a shift in strategy on economic policy and fiscal priorities.
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Mr. Bryan
Steen
Harvard President Warns Roosevelt of Presidential Duty
President Eliot tells President Roosevelt that the Harvard Presidency carries both honor and responsibility, emphasizing the weight of public service and leadership duties.
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Eliot
Roosevelt
Harvard
The Concert of Powers Ends Persian Discord
A report notes that among powers a concerted effort could quell the terrible discord in Persia, aiming to restore stability and peace through unified action. The idea envisions coordinated diplomacy and pressure to curb internal strife and external meddling.
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Persia
Giants Avenged Reds In Hard Hitting Rivalry Play
The Giants overwhelmed the Reds in a retaliatory contest as tension rose across the season. Reported violence in river incidents claims multiple victims this year, while a cautionary note on dog and muzzle ownership echoes public concern.
Hints for Hot Weather by Dr HATHAWAY
A 1908 article outlines heat illness signs and treatments. It argues moderate sweating is healthy but profuse sweating signals weakness, recommends hot baths or hot water therapy to cool, warns against cold dips, and notes sunstroke can respond to heat therapy in many cases. It stresses rest, light food, and avoiding cold applications and whisky.
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Heaven
Mt. Auburn
Fell Off His Job Too Often
A Missouri worker on the dike project at the river reportedly fell into the water twice in one day. Superintendent Farnay concluded the man was avoiding work and cut off his time to change clothes, after which he did not fall in again.
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Farnay
Vacation for horses and care for autos sparks debate
Notes argue Miss Dow's suggestion to rest horses in summer gains favor among humane society supporters. The piece urges auto owners to clean and service vehicles, warning poorly maintained machines threaten riders. It also discusses pikers in racing, soda fountain business, and dangers of bathing Little Miami versus Ohio.
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Miss Dow
Humane Society
Latonia
Souvenir schemes at conventions and devoted score watchers
In Fountain Square Chicago and other cities spectators discuss souvenir programmes tied to parties and conventions. G H Williams notes many towns have multiple souvenirs while Citizens' Committee of Denver prints the genuine programme. J L Boyden remarks on baseball fans and local interest as Cincinnati hopes the Reds win the pennant.
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G. H. Williams
Chicago
Havlin
Denver
Cincinnati
Citizens’ Committee of
J. L. Boyden
Cleveland
Fountain Square
Reds
Umpire Mockery Ends in Ambulance After Soda Clash
A crowd mocks an umpire after a soda bottle strikes him in the neck during a baseball moment. Murphy beats Sullivan twice, and the crowd tears his hair as an ambulance is called. The poem laments lost pride and blames collective ignorance.
Most Beautiful Women Here
Andre Brouillet praises American women as the world's most beautiful in an article for Gil Blas. He notes a new mixed German English type, robust yet graceful, fond of dress, rarely dyes hair, and compares youthfulness to eighteenth century French portraits. He commends American portraiture taste and says Mrs Mackay and Mrs Astor open elite salons to invitees.
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Paris
New York
Gil Blas
America
M. Brouillet
Henry Frick
Clarence Mackay
John Jacob Astor
Heave doctored the ball and the strange baseball tale
A veteran manager recalls a bizarre season involving Hank Heave a famed baseball doctor who fixs balls with colored coatings pills and gadgets The story describes doctored balls that change color tumble and warp the air as teams like Blinktown Biffers and Planktown Pets clash in surreal games revealing an inside game beyond fans notice.
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Washington Post
Hank Heave
Hall of Fame
Hank Haq
Hank
Blinktown Biffers
Heavé
Cooperative Course Blends Practice With Engineering Education
William E. Curtis lauds the University of Cincinnati for a new Co operative Course in engineering devised by Prof. Herman Schneider. The plan pairs shop training with classroom work through Cincinnati industry apprenticeships, enabling students to earn while learning and potentially graduate in five to six years.
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Chicago Record
William E. Curtis
University of Cincinnati
Engineering College
Herman Schneider
College of Engineering
Lehigh University
Lehigh
Dabney
Schneider
Cincinnati
Brockton
Lynn
Mags
South Africa
Paris
Russia
Ireland
Cuba
South America
Engineering
Round House Shaped Home Draws Guthrie Visitors
The round multi story residence known as the round house or the house with the pin on it sits in West Guthrie. Charles Babcock built the house to face all directions to please neighbors and curtail heat. A native of Wisconsin and former blacksmith, he later served several terms on Guthrie’s City Council before moving on to a land claim.
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Okla
Charles Babcock
Oklahoma
Mr. Babcock
Kansas City
Fire Marshal appointees named for Cincinnati district
State Fire Marshal W. S. Rogers announces Hugh Byrnes and John Shear named assistant fire marshals for Cincinnati with Ambrose retained as Second Deputy Fire Marshal in charge of the district. The article also notes a nolle prosequi in the Rosenthal Valentine voting fraud case, a preview of the Independence party national convention in Chicago, a historical anecdote on the 1884 Cleveland Thurman fight, and a suffrage meeting at Ninth and Plum streets with speakers including Miss Lottie Burke and Dr. Sarah M. Sievers. An outing at Coney Island for Governor Harris and officials is set with Stamina League assistance and arrangements for arrivals via the Pennsylvania Railway.
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W. S. Rogera
Columbus
Hugh Byrnes
West Third Street
Cincinnati
John Shear
Cooper Street
John Ambrose
Hy Davis
Creamer
Andrews Building
Grover Cleveland
Ohio
Allen G. Thurman
Cleveland
New York
George Hoadly
Hoadly
John R. McLean
Charles P. Salen
Thurman
Chicago
Washington
Ninth
Plum Streets
Lottie Burke
West Liberty Street
Nathan Salkover
Poltava
Russia
University of St. Petersburg
Sarah M. Sievers
Stamina League
Harris
Coney Island
Judge Shauck
Supreme Court
Critchfield
Carmi Thompson
Flickinger
Pennsylvania Railway Station
Brain the Source of Youth in Scribner’s Magazine
The article argues brain activity drives youthfulness by improving circulation and organ function. It cites examples aging figures like Von Moltke, the Duke of Marlborough, Lyndhurst, Sophocles, Goethe, Alfieri, Mrs Piozzi, and Old Lady Grey to show vitality can persist with mental and physical engagement.
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Richard Storrs
Duke of Marlborough
Lord Lyndhurst
Sophocles
Goethe
Faust
Alfieri
Piozzi
Bath
Grey
This Poodle a Horseman in Morristown Post Office
Frank H. Holden drove to the Morristown New Jersey post office with a French poodle on the buggy seat. When a passing car frightened the horse the dog jumped out and seized the reins keeping the horse in check until a patrolman intervened.
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Morristown
N. J
Mr. Holden
Mesler
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