Commercial Tribune Early Morning Edition Notes
The Commercial Tribune records a Cincinnati based paper with bureaus in Walnut Hills Govington Newport and Washington. The text lists offices and address lines for ad and news receipt and a reading room. The piece reflects a 19th century urban newspaper masthead.
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the Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
Postoffice
HE Commercial Tribune Company
Walnut Street
Government Place
Eshelby
Walnut Hills
Gilbert Av
Govington
Scott St
Newport
York St. Washington
Munsey Building
Trafalgar Building
Square
Weather Summary North to East Deluge Cleared West to Mississippi
Rain stretched from Chicago to New York with three and a half inches in New York City and nearly two inches at Philadelphia. Between the Mississippi and the Alleghenies showers were light while west of the Mississippi clearing and cooler conditions spread. Ohio Valley to expect clearing and cooling as the storm moves away north. Cincinnati record shows 60 high and 46 low for May 7 1908 ending at 8 p m meridian time.
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Chicago
New York
Phibia
Mississippi
Ohio Valley
Cincinnati
Local Weather Bureau
Pape Stone P.c
Little Rock
P.canne
Touisville
Memphis
Montgomery Ec
Nashville
Cis
New Orleans
Charlotte P.c
Weeee Sone
Norfolk North Platte
Oklahoma
Palestine
Parkersburg Christi
Steweeee LY
Rapid. Ries
Tee
Regina
St. Louis
Siwapeyoo
St. Paul Steweens
San Antonio
Nur Rapids
Santa Fe Tas
Steneenenee Shreveport
One Cl
Springfield
Ill
C. Ae Mo
Vicks
Ville
Washington
Ci City
Race Street
Sanders Street
Hunt Street
Regional Forecast Summary For Friday Through Saturday
Ohio and Kentucky expect fair weather and warmer conditions on Friday and Saturday with a fresh to brisk north wind in Indiana. West Virginia and Indiana anticipate warmer Saturday with fair conditions and moderate winds, while Ohio and Kentucky remain dry and mild through the weekend.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Indiana
Kentucky
Ocean Steamship Movements City and Port Summary
New York arrivals include the Teutonic from Southampton Cherbourg and Queenstown and Roma from Naples. Sailed: Amerika to Hamburg via Plymouth Cherbourg Celtic to Liverpool via Queenstown Grosser Kurfurst to Bremen via Plymouth Cherbourg La Provence to Havre. Queenstown departures include the Etruria to New York Adriatic to New York. Naples arrivals include the Republic from New York via St Michaels and Genoa. Triest arrivals include the Alice and Altonia from New York via Naples. Hamburg arrivals include the Deutschland from New York via Plymouth for Hamburg. Leghorn arrivals include the Calabria from New York via Naples. Havre arrivals include La Savoie from London. New York arrivals include the Caronia from Liverpool and the Maine from Bremen.
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New York
Teutonic
Southampton
Cherbourg
Iton
Naples
Republic
St. Michaels
Genoa
Triest
Altonia
Ourg
Deutsch-land
Plymouth
Hamburg
Leghorn
Lincoln
Bordeaux
Mexico
New Orleans
Havre
la Savoie
London
Montreal
Liverpool
Canada
Maine
Bremen
Ingkong
Vancouver
Names Listed in Regional Notable Residents Messy OCR
A garbled OCR list presents numerous names and places from Indiana Ohio Illinois and beyond. Includes Lackman F C Barnard Canton J H Bohan Chicago William Hamilton New York Oscar Carman Indianapolis and many others with cities and states mixed in a long enumerated line.
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Lackman
F. C. Barnard
Canton
J. H. Bohan
Chicago
William H. Hamilton
New York
Oscar Carman
Indianapolis
Honing
J. M. Gaines
Josephine
N. Y
C. G. Wilkinson
Columbus
E. F. Weckel
Charles Loomis
Vevay
Indiana
Sterling
P. D. le Bleu
Lake Charles
B. Luebberman
Cedar Point
EB. McGuire
Ind
Nicholas
F. R. Perkins
Mel S. Logan
Philadelphia
W. W. Greene
Providence
R. L. Armstrong
New Orleans
H. Y. Strong
C. Hi. Collins
William E. Rothergy
J. A. Hellstrom
Wheeling
West Virginia
Linton
W. K. Rogers
J.-C. O'Loughlin
Alex. Gold- L. J. Cohen
F. C
Springfield
Mass
Alcharles Ppington
Mid- Ky
H. Fisher
Logansport
HH. Martin
Cleveland
Rye
Ristine Sedwick
Knoxville
Louisiana
T. ©. Bailey
Peebles
Lip
Connecticut Delegates Rush Taft Support in State Fight
Connecticut Republicans instruct delegates for Taft at their state convention while senators Brandegee and Bulkeley abstain from delegation. The piece argues the party unity favors Taft despite opposition from some officials and notes broader political tensions including tariff policy and accompanying economic figures.
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Connecticut
Mr. Taft
Frank R. Brandegee
Morgan F. Bulkeley
Chicago
Will of Chief Justice Paxon Invalidated by Pennsylvania Court
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court rejects the late Chief Justice Edward Marshall Paxon's handwritten will, ruling it invalid and directing his estate to be distributed under state descent laws. The decision cites the short interval before death and missing witnesses, criticizing the draughtsmanship of a man of legal learning.
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Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Supreme Court of the
United States
Westminster
Supreme Court
Edward Marshall Paxon
Unclear Tariff Stand Cited Over Denver Delegates
The article notes the uncertainty around Mr. Bryan's tariff position at Denver and that delegates chosen to support him may refrain from revealing specific views, hoping he will clarify or revise his stance. It mentions his stated tariff position but emphasizes ambiguity as events unfold.
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Bryan
Denver
Eter Bigelow
Ocates
George W
Harma
Harmon
Meiner & the
Herbert 8Elow
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Eddie Bernard
Bernards
Johnson
Cuyahoga County
Lewis G Bernard
Fgunsie
Herbert S. Bigelow
Bernard
Hamilton County
Bigelow
Man on Horseback Inspires Watterson Comment
Mr. Watterson describes the responsive figure under him as a living inspiration over the political saddle of Mr. Bryan, noting the distinction from the Democratic party.
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Mr. Watterson
Democratic Party
Mr. Bryan
Legislative Department Composition Noted in U S Government
The current government structure lists the Senate and Speaker Cannon as the principal components of the legislative department. The statement reflects early 20th century constitutional framework with noted leadership.
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Legislative Department
the Government of the United
Chicago Fines Owners for Belching Smoke Stacks
In Chicago officials levy fines against owners of smokestack emissions to curb air pollution. The move signals stricter enforcement aimed at reducing belching fumes and improving urban air quality.
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Chicago
May Festival progress and civic notes in Cincinnati
Cincinnati readers hear that the May Festival advances toward a financial surplus and wider audiences. The piece urges solidarity, local weather remarks, fashion tips, and critique of constitutions for small groups, plus a note on Germany's perforated coin idea and Avondale's new improvement association.
Harmon Nomination Moves Ohio Campaign Plans
Judge Judson Harmon, candidate for Ohio governor, plans to begin his acceptance letter after urgent matters are finished. Women’s clubs pushed equal franchise campaigns while Socialist delegates gathered in Chicago for the May convention. Debs likely to be nominated for president with Haywood as vice president.
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Judson Harmon
Cincinnati
Chicago
Nicholas Klein
Walter J. Millard
S. Lawrence A. Zitt
Benjamin Robertson
Eugene V. Debbs
W. D. Haywood
Commercial Tribune
Judge Harmon
Ohio
Democratic Convention
Harmon
Bryan
Denver
Vine Street
Ohio Democrats Congratulate Nominated Governor Hopeful
A stream of messages from dozens of states and cities extend congratulations to the Ohio nominee for Governor. Notables include Atlee Pomerene from New York, John Lloy d of Canton, Homer Gard of Hamilton, and many others urging support and victory in November. Other senders include W. F. Connolly Detroit and J. B. Townsend Washington.
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Judge Harmon
Atlee Pomerene
Canton
Pomerene
Harmon
Grover Cleveland
New York
Democratic Party
John C. Welty
O. Bristol
Tenn
Ohio
I. C. Chamberlayne
Lincoln
Neb
John Uri Lloyd
Dayton
Old Guard
Dennis F. Dwyer
Montgomery County
E. W. Hanley
Hamilton
Kansas City
M. M. Sweetman
Lima
W. R. Mehaffey
ST. Louis
F. N. Judson
Washington
James B. Townsend
U. H. Shappell
Herbert Noble
Cincinnati
Richard H. Wald
Newark
Jonathan Rees
AM A. Kramer
Athens
H. Chapman
Detroit
Mich
Edwin O. Wood
Flint
W. F. Stark
Columbus
Franklin County
Charles B. Reinhart
Home Life of Tafts Reveals Quiet Public Figure
Mrs. Helen Herron Taft, wife of William Howard Taft, combines motherhood and diplomacy with plain housekeeping. The piece portrays her as a cultured, practical partner who shares in family life, travels, reading, and social duties, while supporting her husband’s public career.
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Helen Herron
Cincinnati
Ohio
White House
William H. Taft
Montico
Charlie
Sunny
Manila
Cold Ri
Czarina
A $E Faerge m
Taft
Murray Bay
St. Lawrence
Yellowstone Park
Japan
Dusty
Notable Guests Share Views On Dress And Duels
The Linton welcomes William Gayford Benizer of New York who argues that dressing well boosts confidence, though he denies excess. A. B. Jeffreys, also of New York, notes Germans conduct more duels than France, mostly with swords. John H. Havlin of Hotel Havlin spoke to Cincinnati Hotel Clerks about cooperation and a new hotel beats registration adopted by the association.
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America
Linton
William Gayford Benizer
New York
Benizer
France
A. B. Jeffreys
St. Nicholas
Germany
German Empire
Europe
John H. Havlin
Havlin
Cincinnati Hotel Clerks’ ‘Association
the Havlin
Johnstone
Cincinnatians In Paris Chronicle Cabre to Tribune
Paris dated note lists J.B. and Mrs. Dean Miss Rebeka Alter Robert Mack and Mrs. Bettie Lippman of Cincinnati registered at The Herald office during their visit to the city.
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