Commercial Tribune directory and bureau offices listing
The Commercial Tribune announces its publication details and office locations. Branch news offices in Walnut Hills Covington Newport Washington and London bureaus in Trafalgar Building Trafalgar Square are listed with newsboy and service notes.
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Walnut Hills
Gilbert Av
Covington
Scott St
Newport
York St
Washington
Munsey Building
London
Trafalgar Building
Trafalgar Square
Weather forecast predicts increasing clouds and mild temperatures
Forecast notes increasing cloudiness with little temperature change for today in this vicinity. Temperatures to remain mild for several days. Weather Bureau records for March 17, 1908, end at 8 p.m. local time with a three year comparison pending.
Regional Rain Forecast Across States This Week
Ohio and West Virginia expect rain on Wednesday and Thursday. Indiana sees rain on Wednesday and Thursday with clearing afterward. Kentucky forecasts fair weather Wednesday with rain in western portions and Thursday showers followed by cooler air.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Indiana
Kentucky
VADERLAND ARRIVES AS OCEANIC, OTHER STEAMERS PASSING
Maritime notices show Vaderland arriving in New York after Antwerp passage. Multiple transatlantic vessels report wireless positions with destinations including Southampton, Naples, and Genoa. Several ships sail or arrive across Liverpool, New York, and European ports as listed.
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Siasconset
Vaderland
Antwerp
New York
Nantucket
Lizard
Oceanic
Southampton
Wireless Telegraph
Plymouth
Copenhagen
United States
South Wellfleet
Cedric
Naples
Sandy
Hook
Liverpool
Grampian
St. John
N. B
Halifax
Perugia
Furnessia
Glasgow
Cecilie
Bremen
Madonna
Marseilles
San Francisco
Hamburg
Kroonland
Dover
Baltimore
Madeira
Republic
St. Michaels
Genoa
ST. Vincent
Amiral Exelmans
Seattle
Montevideo
Havre
Gibraltar
Friederich der Grosse
New Orleans
Messina
Citta di Messina
Trieste
Francesca
Alliano
Christiansand
den of Ruthven
Vancouver
Laval
Auckland
Sydney
Falls of Manness
Boulogne
Patricia
Cincinnati Hotel Arrivals List of Guests and Origins
A long roster of guests arriving at a Cincinnati hotel includes names such as St. Nicholas R. B. Davidson from New York, T. Brennan from Buffalo, F. N. Bradley from New York, Clements from New Grand and many others from cities like Pittsburg, Toledo, Jacksonville, Richmond, Cleveland, Chicago, Columbus, Detroit, and more. The travelers span multiple states and regions, reflecting broad national reach of the hotel’s clientele.
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S.E
N.E
Isacseecee
Mewe
T. Adiene
Montgomery
Cairo
Nashville
New Orleans
Charlotte
New York
Chattanooga
Norfolk
Ste
Cheyenne
North Platte
Chica
Oklahoma
Cincinnati
Oraha
Wee
Cleveland
Palestine
Columbus
Parkersburg
Corpus Christi
Philadelphia
Davenport
Denvef
Pueblo
Pittsburg
C. Es Seegestesk
Dodge
Rapid City
Duluth Dubuque
Regina
St. Louis
St. Paul
Aeeere Wee
el Paso
Galveston
Weeny
San San Antonio
P.c
Grand Rapids
Havre
Shrevert
Helena
Springfield
St. Nicholas
R. B. Davidson
T. Brennan
Buffalo
F. N. Bradley
H. B. Clements
C. A. Brooks
James West
Toledo
William H. Pulten
Jacksonville
Miss
J. F.walsh
Richmond
Linton
R. W. Peech
E. C. Hagener
Michael Cohen
A. H. Oakley
Burnet
W. V. Roberts
Chicago
A. B. Jenkins
George Franklin
George 8. Brush
Zanesville
Lackman
O. P. Stehn
H. J. Brown
R. H. Piggott
S. S. Dudley
Honing
W. F. Hopkins
Attleboro
Mass
W. W. Affleet
M. M. Childs
William D. Powers
Providence
R. I. Haviin
R. W. Huling
H. Co. Phelps
J. L. Baxter
Mansfield
J. H. Bracken
Winona
Minnesota
Emery
J. Stafford
Gainesboro
Enn
B. F. van Loon
Charles WB. Sorin
J. Wendell Cole
Munro
M. W. Reed
Wayne
C. Hi. Mobbs
Detroit
J. M. Saunders
Ed. N. Schuster
Cleveland Palace
George N. Patton
Pomeroy, O
J. T. Gilbert
Lexington
T. P. Shelton
Burkeville
W. L. Mallison
William W. de Soto
Albany
C. J. Perry
D.A. Heftiner
J. A. Luedeker
Pittsne
Dalzell backs Taft amid party unity across states
In a Yale address, John Dalzell lauds Taft for the Republican nomination, noting broad state support and warning against nominating rivals. He says he would vote for Knox if Pennsylvania instructs so, but asserts the nation will elect Taft in November.
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William Howard Taft
Yale
Washington
Knox
Pennsylvania
Taft
Dalzell
Senate
Cannon
Wiliam Howard Taft
Ohio
Chicago
Senator Knox
Consensus Against Bryan Grows Across Regions
The Philadelphia Ledger urges order as it reports broad opposition to William Jennings Bryan. It notes New York will send an uninstructed Denver delegation while several states including New England, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois resist him.
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New York
Denver
New England
South
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Middle West
Japan’s $400 Million Railroad Debt May Trouble Nation
The piece argues Japan bears a heavy balance of 400 million dollars to railroad owners it seized. It says the indebtedness worsens yearly as Japan follows the Nebraska politician’s rail enterprise policy. It contrasts this with Mr. Bryan’s view that owners should bear the burden.
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Japan
Nebraska
Bryan
Debt and railways plague Japan in money crisis
The article argues Japan bears heavy debt from government railways and taxation as it seeks funds from international financiers. It notes non Japanese owners hold the railways and predicts Bryan will push government ownership in the Denver platform, signaling political repercussions into 1912.
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Japan
Far East
United States
Bryan
Philadelphia meeting denounces police and director after remarks
A Reds and Socialists gathering in Philadelphia last Monday evening adopted a unanimous resolution condemning Chicago’s police chief for killing an innocent man who visited on a peaceful mission. The group also denounced Philadelphia’s Director of Public Safety as not a gentleman, urging Philadelphia to wake up.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Director of Public Safety of
Europe’s View of Americans May Change With a Startup
A speculative note suggests Europe could shift its opinion if a future startup challenges American influence. The idea imagines Americans seeking title guarantees and no divorce in exchange for heiress wealth, reflecting cautious attitudes toward American power and wealth.
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Europe
Representative Watkins Reads Poem in House Floor
Booth Tarkington believes Watkins could have written a stronger original poem for the House after it was read on the floor and entered into The Congressional Record.
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Watkins
Congressional Record
Booth Tarkington
Washington Post notes Washington painting firm in White and Finch
Covington hosts a hackman firm named O Neal and Cash, noted with provocative fame. The piece contrasts the Washinton discovery with Covington’s criminal alias linked enterprise.
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The
Washington Post
Washington
White and Finch
Covington
O'Neal & Cash
Psychologist Links Sun Bath Luck Experiment
The Chicago Tribune reports a psychologist says sun baths may bring luck. Speaker Jo considers trying the experiment, noting it would require more than one session.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Democratic Call Seeks Bold Opposition by Governor
The Philadelphia Ledger urges Governor Johnson to embrace a strong fight on behalf of the Democratic party, prompting questions about whom the governor should oppose and rally.
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Johnson
The
Philadelphia Ledger
French Marine Minister admits misreading American fleet
The French Minister of Marine frank ly confesses he believed the American fleet a bluff. He notes he relied on informants among the marines for his assessment.
Intend to Take America for Grant Ed Says Minister Wu
Minister Wu comments on the notion of ceding the United States while suggesting America may resist such surrender. He questions whether the nation would accept being given away and hints at a stance against disloyal concessions.
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America
Minister Wu
Bon Bons and Pedestrian Reform Stir Debates at The Munro
In a night of varied opinions, Frank J. Hancock praises bon bons as wholesome energy foods used by sailors and doctors. George T. Leroy criticizes street manners in Cincinnati and calls for pedestrian rights laws. James G. Samuels envisions gardened city schools. George R. Thomas notes shifting partisan loyalties in Kentucky and beyond.
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Frank J. Hancock
Brooklyn
Admiral Evans
Navy
Local option law upheld by Missouri Supreme Court
Judge Gantt of the Missouri Supreme Court affirms court decisions upholding the local option law as constitutional.
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Missouri Supreme Court
Jefferson City, Mo
Gantt
Supreme Court
Missouri
Observations on St Patrick's Day and Irish American ties
The writer reflects on the significance of St Patrick's Day for Irish Americans, noting shared struggles for liberty, waves of Irish immigration that aided American growth, and the deep patriotism shown in the Civil War. He links Irish identity to a broader national sentiment and looks forward to Easter as a related sacred observance.
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Ireland
Washington
Spear denies Hobsons charges on submarines probe
Washington report says Lawrence Spear contradicted Hobson on an Electric Boat influence claim. Spear, a former naval officer, said he never promised to sway Speaker Cannon or anyone else and did not know the Speaker. A A Erly and Frank B Lord denied pay by Electric Boat, saying they did feature stories for McNeit but lost jobs after Lilley’s accusations.
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Washington
Richard P. Hobson
Alabama
House
George Lilley
Connecticut
Electric Boat Company
Hobson
Naval Affairs Committee
Lawrence Spear
Spear
Cannon
Navy Department
A. A. Erly
Frank B.lord
McNeit
Lilley
Fights for Oil Era Described in Oyster Suit
Lewis Emery Jr of Bradford recounts early oil battles between independents and Standard Oil forces in the fledgling industry. He testifies to hand to hand clashes using stones coal hot water and guns over rights of way and pipelines, noting he entered the oil business in 1865.
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Cleveland, CO
Standard Oil Company
Lewis Emery, Jr
Bradford
Emery
Free Democracy League Hopes to Open Primary to All Democrats
About seventy five Democrats met at the Democratic Club to protest party bosses in Hamilton County and back a plan to open the coming primary to all Democrats seeking delegates to the State convention. They appointed committees to study the legality of the primary call and to work with Harmony and County Exec committees. The group advocates a square deal and opposes powers claimed by Hill and Harris to pass on delegate qualifications.
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Free Democracy League
Demcratic Club
Democratic Party
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
J. M. Dawson
Democratic County Executive Committee
Harmony Committee
League
Harmon-Dempsey-Bernard
John W. Hill
Harmon Committee
George W. Harris
Bryan Committee
Messrs
Hill
Harris
Dawson
Bryan
Harmon
Harmony and County
Thomas C. Hart
Joseph W. O'Hara
Prescott Smith
John Marshall Smedes
Thomas G. Paxton
Oliver B. Jones
Democratic Club
Cincinnati Eee
Edward G. Whitehead
Se A
Democratic Harmony Committee
Charles N. Danenhower
James McCabe
Harmonien
Stephen McGrath
Thomas J. Noctor
Bryanites
Hildebrand
Democratic County Committee
Danenhower
McCabe
Bryan Organization
Edward J. Dempsey
Judge Harmon
Lewis G. Bernard
Judge Dempsey
Denver
Dempsey
John J. Molloy
Union Miners Clubbed in Riot at Fairbanks
In Fairbanks Alabama on March 17 members of the Western Federation of Miners rioted harassing workers and delaying trains to the creek. Deputies dispersed the rioters with force. one man Louis Danzat was arrested after firing on Deputy North. Organizers Tom Steffensen W. E. Pressley and Frank Cullen were jailed on harboring charges with bail set at 5000.
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Fairbanks
Ala
Wesetra Federation of Miners
Louis Danzat
Phil. North
Danzat
Tom Steffensen
Western Federation
W. E. Pressley
Miners’ Paper
Frank Cullen
Gambling to be stopped at Woodsdale Island Park
Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Company bans gambling at its Woodsdale Island Park near Hamilton Ohio. Manager Frank Witte says he received orders from the C H and C passenger department to tolerate no gambling at any picnic at the park this year.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad Company
Woodsdale Island
Frank Witte
Cincinnati
Ohioan Killed by Horses Near New Hope
Andrew Surface age 35 was killed near New Hope in Preble County while trying to stop a runaway. He was married and the incident occurred today.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, O
Andrew Surface
New Hope
Preble County
Surface
Senator Whyte Dies in Baltimore After Long Public Service
United States Senator William Pinckney Whyte died at his Baltimore home after illness in Washington. Born August 9, 1824, Whyte served Maryland in many roles from 1847, including Governor 1871-74 and U S Senator, Baltimore mayor, Maryland attorney general, and city charter reform chairman. He was last survivor of senators who voted against the fifteenth amendment.
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Baltimore
United States
William Pinckney Whyte
Senator Whyte
Washington
Joseph
John Campbell Whyte
William Pinckney
Harvard
House of Delegates
Maryland
Congress
Reverdy Johnson
Great Britain
Edwin Warfield
Arthur P. Gorman
Gorman
Ex Slave 103 Years Old in Ohio Birthday
Sam Irvine a 103 year old former slave celebrated his birthday in Middletown Ohio He was born into slavery escaped to the North joined the Union Army and served three years in the Civil War He is blind but in good health
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, O
Sam Irvine
Middletown
Irvine
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