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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1908

Page

8

Early Spring Fashion Display Promises Value and Style

An 1908 promotional note invites women to select spring suits gowns and waists early for Easter. It touts high quality workmanship materials and fit with two store buying power and a single focus on high class apparel. Prices range from 25 to 175 for tailored suits and gowns up to 500, with exclusive corsets and agents for Gossard and Mme Trene at Ten and Twelve West Fourth Street.

Gossard Mme. Trene

Florida Exposition Opens With Lanterns And Water Pageant

Jacksonville reports mild winds and sun in Florida hosting a Japanese festival at the Exposition next week. A St Johns water carnival and Power Boat Club flotilla will illuminate the dark with fairyland scenes. The winter horse show opened with colorful costumes and a festive display of greens and whites.

Commercial Tribune Jacksonville Fla Florida St. Johns Power

Visitors from Ohio Arrive at Jacksonville Hotels During Winter Stay

A parade of guests from Cincinnati Hamilton and Steubenville checks in at the Duval and Aragon hotels as Jacksonville promotes its appeal as a resort. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Blocker, Mr. and Mrs. H Paine, Mr. and Mrs. C B Denny, Mr. G E Denny, and others from Ohio. Several plan coastal trips for fishing and hunting while enjoying Southern novelty.

Daytona F. C. Bancroft Cincinnati Baseball Club John R. Holmes Cincinnati Ponce de Leon Mary Buchanan McGrath Strong Vincent Nelsonville Eliza DeForest Charles H. Kellogg Dorothy Kellogg O. EB. Pottes Irwin M. Krohn H. G. Thompson Covington Alcazar M. L. Brooks N. E. Kulves Magnolia Jacksonville J. 8. Blocker Duval H. Paine Geor Paine Hamilton Oval Southland Charles B. Denny George E. Denny Aragon H. A. Zenk James A. Bowers Steubenville Ohio J. F. Sherwood Rivers Charles Marks The Everett Joseph Hrant L. Loeb E. B. Fitzgerald H. W. Moran Cole Danley John Cook Otto Brent T. EB. Lane L. T. Simon L. T. Atwood M. R Patton Cambridge J. L. Plummer Springfield the Windle

Tampa Sees Surge of Travelers Despite Fair Ending

Special Correspondence notes Tampa's peak tourist influx remains high after the Washington's Birthday ball. Visitors from Cincinnati and Ohio stay at the Tampa Bay Hotel and Almeria while Havana grows as a winter resort. Ohio guests include Mr. A J Heakle, Mr. O McCammon, Mrs Emma G Trall, Mrs Dora Patter son, Mrs J Park West.

Commercial Tribune Tampa Fla Washington Havana Lauber A. J. Heakle O. McCammon Cincinnati St. Petersburg Tampa Bay W. M. Gerrard Harry Myers Covington A. JL. Hibbard Richmond Ind Emma G. Trall Dora Patterson J. Park West Ohio St. Clairsville Almeria H. H. Camp Nettie Christie Alice Mellin Akon W. H. Rodgers C. N. Whetmore Dayton C. N. Hite Bellefontaine J. T. Mead New London Silas Balley Barnesville

Palm Beach Breakers hosts music filled palm grove tea

A palm grove tea at the Breakers draws hundreds for music and scenery with Schumann-Heink Kubelik and Gadski performances earlier in the week. Guests include Mrs. Carolyn Moerlein and sister Miss Kate Hayjin from Cincinnati, plus prominent Ohio visitors at Royal Palm and Royal Poinciana hotels.

Schumann-Heink Kubelik Gadski Palm Grove Carolyn Moerlein Master William Moerlein Kate Hay- Jin Cincinnati William Alms B. W. Wilbern C. M. Rothchild Howard Krote W. J. Breed A. A. Breed R. T. Millar J. B. Fora Mrs. Howard

Royal Palm Miami Busy as Season Winds Down

Miami Florida March 6 crowds flood in as visitors pour to the Royal Palm for bridge teas sailing and fishing. The hotel’s roof garden tea hour runs 430 to sunset and guests from Ohio and Cincinnati enjoy the bracing sun and social life. The season ends April 2 with many guests lingering for warm weather north and south.

Commercial Tribune Miami Fia Cuba Sociag Royal Palm B. O. Eshelby Miss Eshelby James Eshelby Cincinnati Havana Charles Wagner Dayton J. Calman

Ormond Races Draw Social Elite Amid Auto Fever

Ormond Florida March 6 The world famous races bring a severe case of automobilia to the resort as motor enthusiasts gather. The Hotel Ormond and Ormond Clubhouse host the elite with the New York Newport and Palm Beach social set seen alongside Ohio visitors including Mrs Albert Hoffmeister J Briziel and wife Cincinnati and Miss Margaret Keyes Columbus.

Commercial Tribune Ormond Fila New York-Newport-Palm Beach Ohio Albert Hoffmeister J4 Briziel Cincinnati Margaret Keyes Columbus A. R.hamilton Simrall Covington S. M. Cooper Mildred Cooper C. O. Palmer Youngstown Bretton Inn

Cincinnati Traveling Men Plan Tours and Expanded Membership

At the Palace Hotel meeting a committee from the Industrial Bureau led by Will I. Finch invited traveling salesmen to an inspection trip and three entertainments in August and September including trips to Coney Island and Chester Park. By‑laws now allow unlimited applicants before July 15. Buckner reelected president with Netter as vice president and Wirth as secretary treasurer.

Cincinnati Traveling Men's Association Palace Hotel Industrial Bureau Will I. Finch Finch Coney Island Chester Park Zoological Garden Cincinnati Traveling Men’s Association H. A. Buckner Isidore Netter Louis Wirth Henry F. Buck Treasur J. C. Schaefer W. J. Bolton C. 4. Jones J. M. Rice W. A. Brooks

Palm Beach Gay Week Ends With Golf Ball Climax

Palm Beach Florida reports a week of bright social functions attracting hundreds of visitors. The pleasant weather supports golf tennis surf bathing and daily verandas filled with stylish guests. The Breakers ballroom will stage a unique golf themed ball ending the holiday spree.

Commercial Tribune Palm Beache Fla

California Without Change In New Pullman Sleeping Cars

California without change in new pullman ordinary sleeping cars leave Cincinnati every Tuesday at 6 p m via Louisville New Orleans Houston San Antonio El Paso and Los Angeles to San Francisco. Rates are half the cost in regular sleepers. See agents B O 8 W Illinois Central Railroad or write C H Wiseman D P A Joseph Biggs D P A or W H Connor General Agent.

New Pullman Cincinnati Louisville New Orleans Houston San Antonio el Paso Los Angeles San Francisco B. O Illinois Central Railroad Oruthern Pacific C. H. Wiseman D. P.A Joseph Biggs W. H. Connor

Refute Editorial On Women’s Clubs In Cincinnati Contrast

Editorial attacks on women’s clubs sparking debate among local club women. Cincinnati Woman’s Club promotes civic beauty by urging school and home gardens with seed distribution slated for April 15. Miss Emilie Yunker cites gardening as building ideals and directing energy into industry.

Cincinnati Cincinnati’ Woman’s Club Louisville Commercial Club Emilie Yunker Home Gardening Association of Cleveland

Esperanto as a universal aid and regional outreach

W M Ampt urges Southern Ohio and nearby Kentucky and Indiana Esperantists to send names and addresses for a master contact list. He notes Ohio Senate consideration of teaching Esperanto, outlines a proposed Esperanto land near Cologne, and promotes Dresden Esperanto Congress with a village at Weisser Hirsch. He argues Esperanto can unite nations without displacing existing languages and cites broad organizational support for a universal helper language.

Cincinnati Germany Belgium Holland Cologne Aix la Chapelle Spa Europe Dresden Weisser Hirsch White Deer Switzerland Salvation Army Society of Christian Endeavor Temperance Society of the Red Cross Law Medicine Dentistry

Seizure of whisky at Corbin & Co Pearl Street

Revenue officials report a second seizure at H. F. Corbin & Co. on Pearl Street as four more whisky packages are found to contain substituted liquor. The action follows collector Bettmann's order based on agent findings. District Attorney McPherson seeks confiscation in U S Court, with Corbin & Co. to contest.

Internal Revenue H. F. Corbin Pearl Street Bettmann Corbin & Co McPherson United States ‘Court Corbin& Co

Peddler Megalo Russo Arrested on Chief's Orders

Acting under special orders from Chief of Police Millikin Patrolman Schaller arrested Megalo Russo a peddler of 513 Elm Street yesterday afternoon. He is held on suspicion and accused of making threats to kill Colonel Millikin Judge William Lueders and the police with several witnesses backing the claims.

Millikin Schaller Megalo Russo Elm Street Russo William Lueders

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