Commercial Tribune Ad Rates and Mailing Details 1908
The Commercial Tribune in Cincinnati lists subscription rates by mail and carrier, including daily and Sunday options, weekly editions, and foreign rates. It details payment methods, address requirements, and office bureaus in Walnut Hills Covington Newport Washington London with mailing and submission notes.
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Great Britain
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Weather cools after rain as heat breaks in Cincinnati
Weather forecaster Bassler announced cooler conditions. rain arrived around 5 pm and lowered the temperature from 91 to 70 degrees by 7 pm. Showers are forecast for today and tomorrow, with a May 29, 1908 record noted for the seventy fifth meridian time.
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Bassler
Weather forecast for Ohio Kentucky West Virginia and Indiana
Government forecast notes showers for Ohio Saturday and Sunday with brisk east winds and thunder showers in the south. Kentucky expected showers Saturday with fair conditions in the west and showers in the east Sunday. West Virginia to see showers Saturday and Sunday. Indiana shows showers Saturday with Sunday fair skies and fresh to brisk southerly winds turning west.
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Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Indiana
Ocean Steamship Movements Across Atlantic Ports
Ships and arrivals noted from Glasgow to Halifax with movements near Sandy Hook and across Europe and America. Vessels include the Campania, Saxonia, Hamburg, Baltic, Mont Zer gat, and others sailing to or arriving from New York, Liverpool, Genoa, Naples, and Montreal.
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Columbia
Glasgow
New York
Sandy Hook
Campania
Liverpool
Wireless Telegraph
Boston
Saxonia
Genoa
Hamburg
Naples
Moville
Montreal
Queenstown
Baltic
Havre
la Touraine
Barcelona
Mont Zergat
New Or
Southampton
Montevideo
Craighall
Baltimore
San Francisco
Puget Sound
Québec
London
Halifax
Milwaukee
Cincinnati Hotel Arrivals List of Numerous Guests
A compiled hotel arrivals column lists guests visiting Cincinnati from across the country and abroad. Names include Munro Henry Zevy New York J Ramstack Milwaukee J P Kallebien Washington D C Ww J Parker Chicago Palace Bruno Allarat Tennessee A E Haberham Marietta O D W a Boyer Chicago J G Richards Bethel Ohio Havlin M Greenbaum Chicago H H Traub New York A A Goddara Cleveland James Hensley Buffalo Emery E McLaughlin O P Morton Warsaw Ky W R Dawson and wife Bluefield W Va Mrs E S Williamson Portsmouth Lackman R A Conner New York A Mohn South Bend George A Dent New York F P Cassell New York Honing L Elias Providence F P Southgate Chicago Robert Spreng Knoxville Tenn John Ambrose Philadelphia Linton Milt J Levy New York I H Munford New York Robert M Diuby New York W A Lemmon New York Burnet William P McLaughlin Boston Thomas Waldron Boston George W Jackson New York E C Beach Columbus St Nicholas L H Clog New York John S Miller Pittsburg E W Capella Chicago William Hoffman New York Grand W C Watson and wife Nash Joseph Clark St Louis EF S Elton and wife Kansas City Willard Chattanooga F B Coons New York Mrs L Ward Chicago T J Farney go Fred Rosenberg New York an Percy X Judith Crystal G D Callhan Prestonburg Ky J C Bodemmiller San Antonio Tex C q Watson New York
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Cincinnati
Munro
Henry Zevy
New York
J. Ramstack
Milwaukee
J. P. Kallebien
Washington
D. C
J. Parker
Chicago
Palace
Bruno Allarat
Tennessee
A. E. Haberham
Marietta
W.a. Boyer
J. G. Richards
Bethel
Ohio
Havlin
A. A. Goddara
Cleveland
James Hensley
Buffalo
Emery
McLaughlin
Providence
O. P. Morton
Warsaw
W. R. Dawson
Bluefield
W. Va
Williamson
Portsmouth
Lackman
R. A. Conner
A. Mohn
South Bend
George A. Dent
F. P. Cassell
New
E. C. Beach
Columbus
St. Nicholas
L. H. Clog
John 8. Miller
Pittsburg
E. W. Capella
William Hoffman
Grand
W. C. Watson
Nash
Joseph Clark
St. Louis
Elton
Kansas City
Willard
Chattanooga
F. B. Coons
Cincinnati Man Registers at Paris Herald Office
Cincinnatian Samuel Asch, of Cincinnati, registered at the Herald office in Paris today amid visiting duties.
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Cincinnatian
Paris
Samuel Asch
Cincinnati
Watterson Bryan Taft Letters Stir Déjà Vu in Nebraska
The piece riffs on Watterson’s alleged role in a Bryan Taft exchange, mocks him with Shakespearean and lavender imagery, and recalls a hanging inquiry led by Sheriff Hyans. It frames Watterson as overserious and the public scene as a soapbox for political theater and misapplied lessons.
Slavs Witness Execution Sparks Riot in Pottsville Jail Yard
The 1900s report describes Sheriff Clay Wilson Evans inviting a thousand Slavs to Radzieuski’s execution in Pottsville, noting the crowd’s violent surge after death was pronounced. The crowd overran guards and officers, forcing the sheriff to retreat as panic followed.
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Felix Radzieuski
Schuylkill County
Pennsylvania
Pottsville
Clay Wilson Evans
Sheriff Evans
Radziouski
Evans
Clubs Oeputies
Ines Sheri
Arkansas Turmoil Over Acting Governor and Extra Session
The article recounts Governor Lee’s illness in Arkansas and Acting Governor Pindall’s absence from the state. Speaker Horniter seizes power, takes oath, calls an extra session, and sparks a constitutional dispute over legitimacy and per diem claims while the Attorney General seeks to sort out who is truly in control.
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Arkansaw
Jeffries Davis
Lee
Pindall
Washington
Arkansas
Horniter
Speaker Horniter
General Assembly
Arkansas Succession Claim Highlights The Right to Determine
The text debates who is deemed rightful claimant to office in Arkansas and across states. It notes the American system is strong but imperfect, with processes occasionally failing.
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Arkansas
Voters Pressure Congressman in Illinois District
The piece notes no law can force a Congressman to work yet suggests Highteenth District voters could urge Uncle Joe to stay home for a session or two and engage him on issues.
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Highteenth
Ilinois
Uncle Joe
France and England Move Toward Warship Talks
The text notes France loses men while England gains ships and suggests La Belle France would seek peace with Perfidious Albion, offering a handshake across a bloody chasm.
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France
England
la Belle Franca
Albion
Remark on Bryan's prominence as advertising asset
The remark that political prominence is the most valuable advertising asset marks a striking jab at the influence of The Commoner publisher Bryan. It highlights a provocative stance on media power and political visibility in the era.
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Bryan
Questioning Bryan’s Lead as Democrats Track Rival Nominees
The text questions Mr Bryan’s self nomination as the leading Democratic candidate and asks why Messrs Johnson and Gray lag behind, suggesting a comparison of strength and support within the party.
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Mr. Bryan
Democratic Party
Messrs. Johnson
Gray
Judge Parker At Denver Expected Action
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat reports on Judge Parker and his Denver appearance. He is described as proceeding with his gruel standing and in silence, signaling a restrained approach to the proceeding.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Kansas City Woman Jailed After Umbrella Blow
A local young woman was jailed after striking a lawyer on the head with an umbrella. The incident prompted a court appearance and ongoing legal proceedings in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Carnegie Turns To Poetry Amidst Distress
Report notes Mr. Carnegie has begun writing poetry, signaling a deep personal struggle. The remark suggests a doomed inclination or fatal mood behind his literary turn, reflecting troubling mental state.
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Carnegie
Council to Tackle Mosquito Problem Said to Swat Hard
The Atlanta Constitution questions council plans to combat mosquitoes with a strong, decisive approach. The NYT pushes for Senator Platt’s resignation amid rising political tension. The piece contemplates Florida’s possible retribution if pushed further.
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Council
The
Atlanta Constitution
Dress for June reflects Parisian fashion trends and elegance
The latest Dress issue showcases Henrich Roth's marcel wave sketch and wedding gown design for Princess Battenberg in chiffon and lace. Miss Mabel Taliaferro discusses dress poetry while travel wardrobe guidance and luxury bags entice readers. The forecast highlights a shift toward short skirts amid a tug between classic full gowns and Parisian dictates.
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Henrich Roth
Boston
Marcel Wave
Mabel Taliaferro
Battenberg
Three New Smiths in City Churches
Lippincott's Magazine notes three city churches St John St Thomas and St Margaret each have a rector named Smith. To avoid confusion the clergy are nicknamed Johnny Tommy and Maggie Smith. Johnny and Tommy dislike the labels while Maggie objects strongly.
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Lippincott’s Magazine
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St. Thomas
St. Margaret’s
Smith
Johnny’’ Smith
Church of St. Thomas
Tommy” Smith
St. Margaret's
Maggie” Smith
Johnny’ Smith
Maggie’’ Smith
Reader defends newspaper accuracy and greens in season
The column defends standard newspaper grammar amid errors and reflects on greens as seasonal fare. It recalls a South Charleston Sentinel editor and contrasts pleasant greens with smoked topics, noting the blind can taste a cigar and Milton and Prof Fawcett enjoyed tobacco.
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South Charleston Sentinel
Milton
Fawcett
Candidate’s humorous farming query during campaign visit
In a Louisville Courier Journal piece a candidate asks a farmer if there are babies at home. The farmer replies none remain unmarried and grown, joking about offering to plow in the forenoon as a political quip.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Political notes on Butterfield exoneration and county race buzz
In a closed session the Board of Elections cleared Superintendent Butterfield of beer supplying charges at a precinct polling place. The piece notes ongoing investigations, court actions, and mounting Democratic primary candidacy for Common Pleas Judge Sheriff and other offices with multiple names listed for each race.
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Star Chamber
Board of Elections
Butterfield
County Infirmary
E. ©. Cavell
Cavell
To the Memory of the Unknown Dead
Poem honoring unknown dead with lines about known loved ones and comrades urging courage. Closing with attribution Mrs J W Freeland Marion Ohio.
Memorial Day Tribute to Fallen Blue Line Heroes
Florence Goff Schwarz offers a solemn Memorial Day verse honoring Civil War and Gettysburg memories. The poem recalls brave soldiers, the flag, Taps, and a pledge to honor sacrifices by keeping faith and decked graves with flowers.
Gander With Maternal Ambition Reigns Onota Farm
A New York linked gander at H C Valentine of Onota farm takes over incubating duties from a pedigreed goose. Superintendent Gorman monitors the scene after placing the goose back on the nest, noting the gander’s determined motherly ambition and the goose’s jealousy.
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Pittsfield
New York World
Onota
H. C. Valentine
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Gorman
Understanding Hydrophobia Myths and Rabies Facts
The article debunks common myths about hydrophobia in dogs and outlines accurate signs of rabies. It states rabies does not cause frothing at the mouth or universal aggression and emphasizes changes in a normally calm or lively dog's behavior as a warning. It explains transmission via bite and argues against mistreatment of stray dogs while urging containment and expert guidance.
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New York Times
Nobdy
The Negro in Our Cities
A Providence Journal report surveys the share of Black residents in major U S cities. It cites Washington D C as having about 97 000 blacks and notes shifts since 1900, with detailed percentages for Baltimore New Orleans Philadelphia New York Chicago Pittsburgh Indianapolis Columbus Evansville Atlantic City Cairo Mound City and Woonsocket, highlighting relative sizes and patterns of Black populations.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Washin
Baltimore
New Orleans
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Pittsburg
Milwaukee
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis
Columbus
Evansville
Ind
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Providence
Cairo
Mound City
Woonsocket
Notable Labor Voices At Hotels On Canal Wages Bill
T J Dolan of Chicago International Brotherhood cites Roosevelt and Taft as key in defeating a proposed 25 percent wage cut for steamshovel engineers on the Panama Canal project. He notes wages of 250 to 300 dollars monthly and 150 workers operating steam shovels clearing up to three thousand square yards daily. He warns a cut would have hurt all industries as firms imitate. Other hotel comments discuss coin motto effects and a dubious electricity fish story from Lancaster Ohio.
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Taft
Panama Canal
T. J. Dolan
Chicago
International Brotherhood of
Grand Hotel
Dolan
Washington
Lancaster
Frank J. Semmaels
Dayton
Haylin
Ohio Canal
Too Much Washing
Two Sixth Avenue salon girls joke about hair after washing it in an elevated car with two Wall Street brokers. The exchange centers on inability to style hair or wash feet, ending with a courteous quip about washing feet.
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