Commercial Tribune 1908 subscription page and offices
The notice lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, including options with or without Sundays, monthly and yearly terms, and international rates. It names the Cincinnati base, executive offices, and branch bureaus in Walnut Hills Covington Newport Washington London, with address details for each.
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Grea Britain
Universal Postal Union
the Commercial Tribune CO
Cincinnati
Walnut Hills
Gilbert Av
Covington
Scott St
Newport
York St. Washington
Munsey Building
London
Burbepau
Trafalgar Building
Or Square
September weather records and rainfall in Cincinnati
The month of September was among the driest in Cincinnati history with a total rainfall of just over a quarter of an inch, well below the average. The report notes light showers in the lake region yesterday and general fair weather elsewhere with fall conditions prevailing across the country.
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Cincinnati
S.W
Weather Forecast Notes From Ohio Kentucky and West Virginia
Government forecast summary notes fair and cooler conditions for Ohio and Kentucky with diminishing winds. West Virginia expects fair skies cooler Thursday and Friday with fresh to brisk northwest winds.
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Kentucky
Virginia
Ocean Steamship Movements Summary
Queenstown arrivals include Saxonia from Boston and Haverford from Philadelphia bound for Liverpool. Southampton sees Oceanic from New York. Majestic sails to New York via Cherbourg and Queenstown, and Kaiser Wilhelm II to New York via Cherbourg. Cherbourg and Liverpool departures list Kaiser Wilhelm I, Caronia, Friesland, Bohemia, Carmania, Teutonic, Argentina, Korea. Marseille reports Neustria to New York. New York arrivals and departures include Umbria from Liverpool and Queenstown and multiple ships sailing to and from Europe and the Americas.
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Queenstown
Saxonia
Boston
Liverpool
Haverford
Philadelphia
Southampton
Oceanic
New York
Majestic
Cherbourg
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Bremen
Caronia
Friesland
Teutonic
Plymouth
Argentina
Naples
Triest
Korea
Rotterdam
Usban
Marseilles
Hotel Guests List Spreads Across U S Cities
A lengthy roster shows arrivals at Cincinnati hotels with names and origins including Grand Rapids Nashville Chicago Boston New York Philadelphia Detroit Cleveland and Milwaukee among others. The scattered list names Mrs Frank Holman and several executives and travelers reflecting a national cross section of guests.
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Cincinnati
Grand
C. M. Taylor
Grand Rapids
Mich
J. C. Martin
Nashville
New York
F. Stevens
Detroit
W. D. Powers
Henry B Spotford
Columbus
Serpe H. Dunn
Chicago
C. C. Parks
H. A. Inders
Ironton
J. Young
St. Louis
Emery—Ray
Milwaukee
J. H. Mooney
Cleveland
F. W. Reynolds
Boston
Frank Holman
Gibson
A. J. Mitchell
F. J. Haynes
H. W. Luckett
Indianapolis
A. J. Anderson
Cincinnatians in Paris Cable to Commercial Tritante
J. E. Lapp and Miss M. Lapp of Cincinnati registered at Gerald office in Paris today.
Oklahoma's Fat Man rises in fanfare at Rock Island depot
Sea Kansi-to a Caddo Indian drew large crowds at the Rock Island depot on Saturday as he traveled north from Binger. He easily outpaced the famed New Yorker Wouter Van Twiller, claimed to be five feet seven inches tall and seven feet five inches around. The man is 26 years old and weighs 696 pounds.
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Rock Island
Binger
New York
Wouter van Twiller
Ohio Governor race sparks claims of misstatements
The piece criticizes Judge Harmon for alleged misstatements during a Youngstown campaign about Gov Pattison appointees and contrasts his remarks with Governor Harris's Medina rebuttal. It questions Harmon’s political shifts and endorsements amid Ohio’s current political history and governance.
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Judge Harmon
Pattison
Ohio
Youngstown
Johnson
Creamer
Treasury
Finley
Harris
Columbus
Médina
State House
Harmon
Wlinchetos
Medina
Garrard County uproar stirs Palmetto State editor clash
Marie Henry has stirred a hornet's nest in Garrard County, drawing sharp disagreement with the anagostic editor of The Charlés.
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Garrard County
Marie Henry
Palmetto State
Watterson and Bryan clash over negro vote and Southern policy
A Charleston editorial criticizes William Randolph Hearst ally Henry Watterson for seeking Black voter support while The News and Courier maintains aloofness. The piece questions Bryan's stance on disfranchisement and mocks editorial misperceptions about nativity and belonging within the Democratic ranks.
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South Carolina
New York Sun
The
New York Tribune
Marsenici
Watterson
William Jennings Bryan
News and Courier
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
New York
Charleston News and Courier
Sonny
the News and Courier
Kentucky
Garrard County
Neeze
Mayor McClellan to Take Stamp for Mr Bryan in New York
The note states Mayor McClellan will take the stamp for Mr Bryan in New York, a move that would give Mr Hearst a fresh chance for prominent first-page coverage and top-column material.
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McClellan
Mr. Bryan
New York
Mr. Hearst
Wizard Burbank Targets Captain Hobson with Bold Effort
Wizard Burbank tries to graft common sense onto Captain Hobson. The bold move shows him aiming for the absolutely impossible as his plan unfolds with a note of daring and whimsy.
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Burbank
Captain Hobson
Hearst Denied Opportunity to Tell Tales Says Hisgen
Mr. Hisgen laments that William Hearst did not grant him a chance to reveal stories he has learned. He argues the opportunity could have arisen if he had been allowed to speak.
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Mr. Hisgen
Mr. Hearst
Tillman bout leaves rival smeared in petroleum stench
Postfight taunt turns sour as McLaurin exits press area bearing crude remarks about Tillman. The scene evokes a lingering odor and provokes sharp commentary on sportsmanship.
Surely the wage worker knows value of good government
A brief quotation notes that wage workers inherently understand the value of good governance, asserting common sense over rhetoric in political judgment. The line emphasizes practical insight among laborers without naming individuals or events.
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The
Chicago News
Campaign Fever Grips Man on the Pike
A local man, warned by police to stay alert, reacts to the energetic campaign scene as an automobile unexpectedly appears, prompting him to move quickly along the road. Bystanders note the unusual distraction amid rival campaign chatter.
Discovery of Jo Bailey in Texas Stirs Anxious Inquiries
Anxious inquiries concentrate on the whereabouts of Jo Bailey of Texas. Even Mr. Bryan appears unaware of his location or status.
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Jo Bailey
Texas
Mr. Bryan
Mr Bryan urged to act by Milwaukee Sentinel
The Milwaukee Sentinel calls on Mr. Bryan to take decisive action, praising him as the greatest political actor of his era.
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Bryan
The
Milwaukee Sentinel
The Corralling of the Wind Not by Bryan
A note clarifies the novel The Corralling of the Wind is new and exciting but not authored by William Jennings Bryan, though the possibility is entertained.
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William Jennings Bryan
Independence party described by belated husband’s wife remark
A belated husband’s offhand description of his wife as “little but O, gosh” is cited as a characterization of the Independence party in a wry, satirical tone. The quote highlights a paradoxical appraisal amid political commentary.
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Independence Party
Question on Governor Haskell and the G Fred Williams party
In this period of political change Governor Haskell may vanish without triggering a crisis. The text also queries the fate of the G Fred Williams party and its status.
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Haskell
The Blue Bell's Choice in a Brookside Tale
A Blue Bell sits by a brook and laments love misjudgment. A Sunflower offers two gems the pearl of peace and the diamond of love and pain. The Blue Bell chooses the diamond and declares her choice, Celia Seckelson Joseph, Cincinnati Ohio, September 29.
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Hell
Celia Seckelson Joseph
Cincinnati, O
Society Notes The South Norwood social calendar unfolds
Miss Rosemary Rogers hosted a tea for visitor Miss O Reilly of Louisville at Gilbert avenue Walnut Miss O Reilly wore white chiffon over taffeta and Miss I wore white messaline and lace Anna Lee Rothier led the tea table Guests included Mrs Ralph Avery Mrs Emil Bauer and many others from Jacksonville Fla Jackson Miss Miss Shanklin and Miss Craig Additional events include cards at Roslyn Clifton and a dinner at the Automobile Club for Miss O Reilly as well as engagements and upcoming weddings among Newport Avondale and Longstreth residents
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O'Reilly
Louisville
Rosemary Rogers
Bar Bons
Gilbert Avenue
Walnut
Miss I
Anna Lee Rothier
Ralph Avery
Emil Bauér
Dillon
Crigier
Jacksonville
Fla
Werlein
Jackson
Shepherd
Herman Lackman
Tuttle
Maurey
Rockwell
Shanklin
Craig
Washington
Blair
Cherrington
Orr
Atkins
Thomas Scallon
Roslyn
Clifton
Paul Verkamp
Automobile Club
B. Brown
Local residents depart for travels and studies this season
Miss Anna Bailey Wright leaves Hyde Park for six weeks in New York Yonkers and Bryn Mawr. Edna Lillis heads to the Ellis ranch near Koskkonig Wis to visit Mrs Purdue until December. Families travel to New York Philadelphia and abroad for education and duty with several sending relatives to schools in Morristown and Washington.
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Anna Bailey Wright
Observatory Avenue
Hyde Park
East
New York
Yonkers
Bryn Mawr
Edna Lillis
Blair Avenue
Avondale
Big Ellis Ranch
Koskkonig
Wis
Purdue
Harry H. Straus
Cincinnati
Anne Collier
Auburn Avenue
Mt. Auburn
Oakland
Helen B. Goldsmith
Harvey Avenue
Washington College
Washington, D. C
A. W. Goldsmith
Pauline Frank
Percy Cochran
Newport News
William L. Avery
Alpine Place
Walnut Hills
Cuba
Captain Cochran
Adele Kruse
Madison Road
East Walnut Hills
Miss Dana
Morristown
N. J
Alexander Offner
Washington Avenue
Fechheimer
Detroit
C. W. Short, Jr
McMillan Street
Harvard
James Bradford Laws
Reading Road
Laws’ Plantation
Cinclare
Emily Muth
Hale Avenue
Dana
Richard Evans
HB. S. Ebbert
Walcott
Sarah Haughton
Clifton
New Rochelle
N. Y
B. Ik
Haughton
A. D. Eckstein
Connecticut
Wolcott
Katherine
E. H. Pendleton
Eckstein
Pendleton
Sam Huttenbauer
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard College
Mattingly
Louisville
Oscar D. Coldeney
Tuxedo Place
Estu Sugimoto
Sugimoto
Japan
Kentucky Society Hosts Plant Shower in Newport
Miss Lutie Johnson of Covington will entertain Saturday with a plant shower for Miss Minnie Furber, fiancé of Mr. Harry Sterling Fagan. Mrs. Webb Van Horne Rose of Chicago visited her mother Mrs. Harriet Kidney of Newport and returned to Chicago. Malcolm Bartlett of Columbus, Ohio, will visit Newport this week with his parents. Mrs. T. T. Kirby of the Imperial Newport has returned from Connersville Indiana, where she vis ited Mrs. John Fawcett. Mrs. Thomas Allen of Newport entertained a dinner party for her sister Mrs. Sarah Standigh of Middletown Ohio for her birthday. Miss Florence Fitch of Newport hosts Miss Clink of Mendota Illinois. Mrs. J. Owen Carpenter of Covington is mentioned.
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Lutie Johnson
Covington
Minnie Furber
Harry Sterling Fagan
Webb van Horne Rose
Chicago
Harriet Kidney
Newport
Malcolm Bartlett
Columbus
George Bartlett
T. T. Kirby
Imperial
Connersville
Ind
John Fawcett
Thomas Allen
Sarah Standigh
Middletown
Florence Fitch
Miss Clink
Mendota
Ill
J. Owen Carpenter
Notes and Comment on Cholera Memories and Pennant Fever
A reader recalls cholera outbreaks in 1832 34 and 1842 with a funeral scene in Broadway and notes on early aeronautics lore about Clayton and his balloon ascents. The writer compares national political interest to the frantic baseball pennant race involving Pittsburg Chicago and New York with 50 000 local fans awaiting results before shifting attention to politics.
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Pittsburg
Chicago
New York
Dividend friction over rental terms in Cleveland transit
The Municipal Traction Company offered a quarterly rental of 220 000 on the Cleveland Railway while basing earnings on 6 percent of the $14 000 000 owning company capital. The offer was conditioned on no semiannual dividend being passed, which the Cleveland Railway Company secretary rejected, deeming dividend decisions to rest with its own directors. The dispute centers on investor confidence and corporate control.
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Cleveland
Municipal Traction Company
Cleveland Railway Company
Davies
Tims It Company
Car Jumps Track and Hits Telegraph Pole in Carthage Crash
A northbound Lockland streetcar on Carthage pike near Forest avenue derailed after a wheel flange broke. The car crossed both tracks and struck a telegraph pole, injuring several people including 5 year old Jacob Acker who fractured a leg and Frank Metzger with leg injuries. Motorman Charles Heller avoided serious harm by jumping. Cars were returned to the tracks and sent to Hartwell barns for repairs.
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Carthage Pike
Forest Avenue
Jacob Acker
Bremen Street
Frank Metzger
John Sterner
Covington
Anna Muhlman
Elmwood Place
Charles Heller
Hartwell Barns
Retired Cincinnati Businessman Michael Kahn Dies at 94
Michael Kahn longtime Cincinnati business figure died yesterday at the home of Mrs Levi Workum in Clinton Springs Avenue Clifton at 94. Funeral be at 3 pm tomorrow from the Workum residence with interment in United Jewish Cemetery. He joined the Levi Workum family through his marriage to Gertrude Workum and lived with them for many years.
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Michael Kahn
Cincinnati
Levi Workum
Clinton Springs Avenue
Clifton
Workum
United Jewish Cemetery
Kahn
Gertrude Workum
Haskell challenges Roosevelt in court over land and trust
Gov Charles N Haskell in a public letter repeats defense against Roosevelt era charges and says he will seek justice in open court. He accuses Roosevelt of bias in land and oil matters, demands full Interior records, and denounces political attacks amid ongoing Creek Indian land and Prairie Oil cases.
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Patgo
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Interior Department
Mr. Roosevelt
Standard Oil Company
Ohio
Charles P. Taft
Jtist
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