Commercial Tribune Today Leads With March 21 1908 Edition
The front page notes the Commercial Tribune published in Cincinnati by The Commercial Tribune Company with E. O. Eshelby as president. It indicates daily morning publication for the year 1908 and services the Walnut Street and Government Place offices.
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THE
Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati Postoffice
Commercial Tribune Company
Walnut Street
Government Place
E. O. Eshelby
International mail rates and citizen services ad
Advertisement from The Commercial Tribune Co. outlines foreign and domestic mail rates under the Universal Postal Union with prepaid subscriptions and full office addresses in Cincinnati and branch bureaus in Covington Newport and Washington plus London reading room access for Americans.
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Great Britain
Universal Postal Union
Commercial Tribund CO
Cincinnati
Walnut Hillls
Gilbert Av
Covington
Scott St
Newport
York St. Washington
Munsey Building
London
Trafalgar Building
Trafalgar Square
Weather forecast hints at warm spell near
The weather forecast indicates a brief cold snap ending soon with moderating temperatures and a coming spring. March 20 1908 data show 8 a.m. 30 degrees with 67 humidity and a cloudy start, 8 p.m. 36 degrees with 54 humidity and clear skies.
Weekend Forecast For Ohio Indiana West Virginia
Ohio West Virginia and Indiana expect a fair weekend with warmer Sunday following a fair Saturday. Kentucky also reports fair conditions Saturday and warmer on Sunday.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Indiana
Kentucky
Ocean Steamship Movements Across European Trade Routes
Maritime bulletin lists arrivals and sailings at major ports. Vessels include St Louis from Southampton to New York, La Touraine from Havre to New York, California from Glasgow to New York, Pennsylvanian from Hamburg Boulogne and Plymouth, and many others at New York Boston Halifax Queenstown Algiers Naples Genoa and Liverpool with docking times and wireless positions.
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Sable Island
St. Louis
Southampton
New York
Marconi
Sandy Hook
la Touraine
Havre
Cape Race
Glasgow
Hamburg
Boulogne
Plymouth
Sannie
Genoa
Boston
London
Laurentian
Halifax
Liverpool
St. John
N. B
Queenstown
Celtic
Algiers
Republic
St. Michaels
Gibraltar
Naples
Maine
Bremen
Newport News
Fitzpatrick
San Francisco
Names of Partners and Spouses Listed in Notice
A long line of names and locations appears to be an exhaustive social or wedding notice. It lists multiple couples and individuals with cities including Canton Ohio New York Chicago Milwaukee and others, alongside affiliations and spouses. The fragmented OCR text also includes stray punctuation and partial entries from what seems a society column.
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St. Bernard
Dog
Senate bill on Pullman berths fails in absenteeism
The Hunt bill to require Pullman Company to keep upper berths closed when unoccupied failed in the Senate due to absenteeism. Support grew from 18 to 24 votes after referral to Railroads, but opposition remains from the company and its counsel. The traveling public advocates urge House concurrence to improve comfort without adding costs.
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Senator Hunt
Pullman Company
Senate
Committee On
House
Committee On Railroads
Emmitt Thompkins
Thompkins
Senate Committee
Democratic definitions and Tammany fallout discussed
The column analyzes Mr. Bourke Cochran's removal from Tammany roles and asks what defines a Democrat amid Boss control. It critiques Cochran's charge of shifting standards and notes accompanying reflections on Florence Nightingale and social issues, including suffrage and public light use.
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Cochran
Mass Meeting ushers in clash over Bryan primary
A Cincinnati mass meeting denounces the Hamilton County Democratic Executive Committee action on primary delegates as illegal. Attendees call for rescission and favor open runs for delegates. A secret luncheon for William Jennings Bryan sparks intra party tensions and questions over who will meet the Nebraskan.
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John L. Shuff
Harmon Organization Committee
William Jennings Bryan
Business Men's Club
Bryan Organization Committee
Mr. Bryan
Shuff
Covington
Bryan
Kiefer-Bigelow
Cincinnati
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Kiefer
Democratic County Executive Committee
Central Garden
Byron Club
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Elks
J. M. Dawson
Edward D. Whitehead
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Executive Committee
Democratic Club
Free Democracy League
George W. Harris
John W. Hill
Harmon Committee
Dawson
Oamilton County
Thomas B. Paxton
Oliver B. Jones
Joseph W. O'Hara
Ohio
T. P. Hart
United States
Hart
Max B. May
Fenton Lawson
May
Oakley
Daweon
Board of Deputy Supervisors of Elections
John James
J. H. Dierkes
Dierkes
James H. McCabe
Harmony Committee
John L. Shaffe
McCabe
Mr. Dierkes
Reuben White
Michie
R. J.williams
Ryan
Lloyd P. Baen
Sycamore Township
Hamilton County
C. B. Wilby
J. W. O’hara
A. G. Turnipseed
Franklin Alter
Henry Heilker
William Overbeck
Prescot Smith
John H. Proxtermann
William Schuchheit
William Hopkins
C. N. Danenhower
Senator La Follette and the Aldrich bill amendments
The article contends amendments to the Aldrich bill were unlikely caused by Senator La Follette's speech. It suggests the bill’s makeshift character was shaped by the Senate Finance Committee under pressure from financial interests.
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la Follette
Aldrich
Senate Committee On Finance
Aldrich bill faces bond security objections across bonds
The debate centers on the Aldrich plan’s bond security feature for emergency notes and its wider implications for municipal and other bonds. Critics warn of vexed questions and urge testing the asset currency Fowler bill as an alternative relief.
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United States
New England
West
Aldrich
Fowler
Pittsburg debated as potential permanent missionary convention city
Delegates at a missionary conference appear nearly enthusiastic about Pittsburg as a permanent convention site. The report suggests the town could gain a lasting status if the settlement advances.
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Pittsburg
Captain Hobson Vents Possible Bribe in Submarine Matter
Captain R. Pearson Hobson claims he was offered something resembling a bribe in the submarine boat affair. He urges the Investigating Committee and the public to name the person involved for clarity.
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R. Pearson Hobson
Night riders settle old and new insults in standoff
Mr. Watterson calls Mr. Beckham a disappointing young man and Beckham retorts by labeling Watterson a disappointed old man. The exchange ends with the implication that balance has been maintained as night riders decide the outcome.
Governor Bradley Inaugural Line Reflected in Speech
The quote contrasts affection for Governor Bradley with a playful jab at Senator Bradley amid his inauguration remarks. The line remarks on faults and stills to illustrate partisan wit during the event.
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Bradley
Anarchist Stowaway Identified on German Steamer
Andreas Bump, found in the Seydlitz steerage as a stowaway, declared himself an anarchist and his name suggested the proper course of action to authorities.
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Andreas Bump
Brown professor reframes geese as clever birds
Professor J Cyril Seymour of Brown University challenges common view and argues geese possess notable behaviors and intelligence. His remarks invite reconsideration of how people perceive these birds.
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Prof
J. Cyril Seymour
Brown University
Batonyi Case Raises Questions For Divorcees
The article notes a large number of co-respondents in the Batonyi case, suggesting future divorcees may struggle to prove their own claims when their cases arise.
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Batonyi
Make the School Buildings Safe Now
A urgent plea emphasizes protecting the youngest pupils as the top priority over the value of fine school structures. Community voices urge immediate safety upgrades and inspections to safeguard every child inside the building.
Kaiser Wilhelm Not Seen Writing Letter For Week
A lightly phrased note jokes that Kaiser Wilhelm has not written a letter for seven days while avoiding any actual capture or incident. The line plays on a lighthearted scrutiny of routine behavior.
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Kaiser Wilhelm
Taft's Great Strength In Delegates For Republican Nomination
Toledo paper notes Taft leads in delegate selection with 132 instructed, 28 Fairbanks, 18 uninstructed. Sees Taft as first ballot leader and likely second-choice in many states, with no viable coalition against him.
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Toledo
O.) Blade
Taft
Fairbanks
Mr. Taft
Wisconsin
la Follette
Illinois
Goodby Lovers Part At Dawn In Quiet Cottage
A brief verse describes a youth and maid bidding farewell at a cottage gate as night fades. The maiden begs him to leave before the father notices while the pale moon witnesses their whispered goodbyes and a long, sighing part unfolds at dawn.
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Kate
Hotels Show Varied Views On Cost Of Living And Farming
In the Harlin, Henry T. Lloyd of New York notes living costs are 12.5 percent lower this March than last year per Bradstreet figures, aiding salaried workers. Tony R. Sawyer, also of New York, predicts a tough circus season in big cities but steadier business in small towns as routes shift to rural areas. Frank J. Gorman of Fayette County, Ohio, argues Ohio remains a state of small farms, with Western states moving toward smaller holdings, benefiting farmers and allowing more individuals to cultivate their own land.
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Henry T. Lloyd
New York
Harlin
Bradstreet
Tony R. Sawyer
West
Ohio
Frank J. Gorman
Fayette County
Dennison
Laborer as shareholder gains at National Biscuit Company
The National Biscuit Company reports growth in stock ownership among employees. From about 1,300 initial stockholders to roughly 7,500, 2,395 employees have bought stock, joining directors and managers. Employee stock plans boost loyalty and stabilize operations amid rising sales from 1898 to 1907.
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Courant
Hartford
Conn
United States Steel Corporation
National Biscuit Company
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