The Commercial Tribune Publication Notice
The Commercial Tribune announces its 1908 publication details and subscription rates. It lists offices in Cincinnati Covington Newport Washington London and services including daily and weekly editions with delivery and payment options. The notice directed readers to provide full post office addresses and specified accepted payment methods.
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Great Britain
Universal Postal Union
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Commercial Tribune CO
Cincinnati
Weather Outlook for Interior Valleys With High Pressure
Clear cool conditions persist over interior valleys as high pressure holds from lakes to gulf. Outlook favors one to two more days of calm weather while low pressure forms in the Northwest and Southwest. Cincinnati temperatures ranged 46 to 57 degrees yesterday. Local weather record for October 1, 1908 ends at 7 p.m. meridian time with comparisons to prior three years.
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Gulf
Cincinnati
T.s
Bos Wedenp
Sas Enewaveraes
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Wtlene
Atinata Cc
Little Rock
Itimore cl
Uisvile Arch
Emphis
Buft
Ontgomery
Cal Cairee
Nashville
New Orleans
Charlotte
New York
Tanooga
Norfolk
P.c
North Platte
Oklahoma
Cleveland
C. Falestine
Corpus Christi
Phila
Elphia
Pittsburg
Denver
Pueblo
St. Paul
San Antonio
Santa Seen
Ringfield
Jacksonville
Washington
Kansas City
Weather Outlook For Ohio Indiana Kentucky And West Virginia
Government forecast predicts fair skies and warmer temperatures across Ohio and Indiana on Friday and Saturday with winds shifting to a fresh southeast direction. West Virginia remains fair through Friday and Saturday. Kentucky also enjoys fair and warmer conditions on Friday and Saturday.
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Ohio
Indiana
West Virginna
Kentucky
Ocean Steamship Movements Across Major Ports
Shipping notes list arrivals and departures at Cherbourg New York Boston Halifax Liverpool Queenstown and other ports. Vessels include The Deutsch land Adriatic Iverna Haverford Carthagenian and Nieuw Amsterdam among many others with routes to Hamburg Philadelphia Liverpool and New York and new positions near Sandy Hook and Cape Race.
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Cherbourg
New York
Hamburg
Southampton
Amerika
Plymouth
Baltic
Liverpool
Queenstown
Bremen
la Provence
Havre
United States
Copenhagen
Boston
London
Halifax
Glasgow
St. Johns
N. F
Philadelphia
Haverford
Caronia
Majestic
Friesland
Bologne
Nieuw Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Genoa
Verona
Siasconsett
Moltke
Sandy Hook
Cape Race
Uthampton
Baltimore
Hanover
Bremerhaven
Nieu
Cincinnati Hotel Arrivals List Names Guests Across Cities
The list shows numerous guests checking in at a Cincinnati hotel including Haviin L, Kalter from St. Louis, Charles Swanson of Chicago, George Cahill Holyoke, John Boyd New York, Hartzell Greenville, P. T. Moore Mechanicsburg, Jess Martin Greensburg, J. P. Mahan Williamsburg, Adler Baltimore, Conrey Indianapolis, Mobbe Detroit, James Hunt Jr New York, J. Werner Chicago, J. Nicholas Story New York, Calkins Charleston, Lord Chicago, Mrs Powell Madison Indiana, and many others across Ohio Kentucky New York and beyond.
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Cincinnati
Indianapolis
C. H. Mobbe
Detroit
J. E. McCarthy
Chicago
Grand
James L. Hunt, Jr
New York
J. W. Werner
W. Poor
Philadelphia
Harold J. Wrape
St. Louis
J. Nicholas
C. Story
J. Calkins
Charleston
W. Va
R. B. Lord
W. H. Powell
Madison
Indiana
Burnet
George
Mackay
N. Weigler
F. L. Minus
Rochester
N. Y
J. B. Lawson
Roanoke
Virginia
Binton
J. W. Reid
Utica
Larsh
L. Thomas
R. F. Vogt
Louisville
Honing
W. W. Affleck
Cleveland
J. Coakley
Rugby
Tenn
E. P. Tiffany
Providence
Shaffer
Columbus
Gibson—Ware
Boston
W. L
Little
Milva Dea
Vis.uffalo
Ool Ledridge
Frankfort
William
Hington
W. R Ines Weet
Quarrel Between Doctor and Undertaker Escalates
In a tense exchange the doctor vows revenge after a quarrel with the undertaker. The undertaker retorts, questioning whether the doctor will retire from practice as the dispute intensifies.
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Dr. Kwack
Ohio Taxes Backed by Railways Charges Against Harmon
A political confrontation accuses Judson Harmon of neglecting state taxes. The piece cites railroad cases where Harmon, as president of two Ohio lines, allegedly owes franchise and excise taxes totaling tens of thousands, with demands ignored and the state pursuing legal redress.
Judge Harmon urged to state views on taxes and local laws
The article calls Judge Harmon to publicly declare his positions on railroad tax payments, the Rose local option law, and other Ohio state issues. It notes Governor Harris’s Medina disclosures and argues Harmon should address these questions before the 1908 campaign.
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Harris
Medina
Judge Harmon
Ohio
United States
Portrait of Bryan in 1892 and shifting views over time
The piece notes Leslie's 1892 portrait of William Jennings Bryan as a vigorous young lawyer aided by a devoted wife. It contrasts that image with later criticism from Henry Watterson, tracing how opinions about Bryan shifted from admiration to harsh doubt as his career progressed, highlighting the changing political reception of a rising Democratic leader.
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Watterson
Bryan
Congress
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Watterson
Collier's
Bank de Pont
Record
Papers at Tuberculosis Congress Entertain and Instruct
The Tuberculosis Congress features readings that amuse and educate the public, offering insight and practical guidance through the presented papers. Attendees gain both entertainment value and useful information on public health matters.
Kern Mistakes Between a Trip and an Annual
A reporter notes Mr. Kern confused the terms trip and annual in a discussion. The misstep highlights a confusion over event naming and scheduling.
Football Faces Low Public Attention in Presidential Year
In a presidential year the waning interest in baseball extends to football as the public focus shifts to national politics, reducing page one sports prominence and altering coverage priorities for the season.
Squirrel season opens as sports and journalism debated
The writer laments skepticism about open air sport while praising fair play in baseball. He recalls old muzzle loading rifles and squirrel hunting, noting abundant past game and $1 a dozen prices. He credits Clermont Courier for a column and praises Clermont County papers as first class.
Bryan’s Pecksniffian act under Oklahoma Haskell cloud
The passage critiques William Jennings Bryan for aligning with Haskell, detailing past Haskell ties to Oklahoma politics, Standard Oil and the Oklahoma constitution. It questions Bryan’s trustworthiness and notes editor Russell’s charges, predicting waning audience credulity as repeated pretense wears thin.
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Mr. Bryan
Mr. Haskell
Haskell
Bryan
Oklahoma
Standard Oil
Kansas
Bonnie
Scotland
Oklaoma
Lincoln
Denver
Pecksniffian
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Mr. Roosevelt
Ohio
New York
Arkansas
Texas
Credulors
Pecksniff
Bryan plan on free lists stirs trust bust debate
Chicago Tribune notes Mr. Bryan advocates removing duties to put cigars and cigarettes on the free list, challenging the American Tobacco Company and Thomas F. Ryan. Critics warn such action would ruin independent firms, put workers out of work, and harm overall industry balance.
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Bryan
American Tobacco Company
Tol@eco Company
Thomas F. Ryan
Cuba
Gompers
Farmaker
Fel
Phili
Art
Mr. Bryan
The Weight and the Day Derailed by a Coal Man Jest
A fragmented newspaper snippet shows a tricky coal man denying cheating charges with odd dialogue about weight and day. A housekeeper comments cold weather and shortening days, hinting at a light domestic scene amid uncertainty.
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Catholic Standard and Times
Social and Personal Notices From Victoria Walnutt Hills
Social and personal items describe Anna Peak hosting a linen shower for Adriana Wing before her wedding next week in Cincinnati. Guests include Mrs. John Francis and Mrs. Charles B. Wing among many others. Bishop David H. Moore and family honored at Wesleyan College reception hosted by Cincinnati church figures.
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Victoria
Walnut Hills
Anna Peak
Adriana Wing
Miss Wing
Lenorg , McCracken
John Yeck
Charley Steel
John Francis
Buffalo, N. Y
Charles B. Wing
Eggers
Louis Herman
M. Herman
Harris
L. L. Applegate, Sr
Cory Greenfelder
TMB Ltd
Wesleyan College
Cincinnati Missionary Training School
Wesley Avenue
Bishop
David H. Moore
Moore
Marion
John M. Walden
I. D. Wiley
H. C. Jameison
Jaméa Gamble
William’ Christie Herron
W. GC. Herron
Bishop Moore
Bishop Walden
Dr. Jameison
Mr. Herron
Cincinnati
B. C. Poole
Miss Richards
Miss Wellinger
Miss Brownlee
Hughes
Deputy
McMahon
Waldron
Butler
Smith
Miss Carner
Miss Tyler
Miss Griffin
Kulp
Miss
Cincinnati Socials and Travel Notes Across Family Circles
Mr W Kesley Schoepf and daughter Elizabeth return from Brookline Massachusetts. Schoepf to Brookline again for wife’s hospital convalescence. Several residents undertake trips or visits to Cleveland Boston Bat tle Creek Michigan New Orleans Chicago Milwaukee Richmond Kansas City Hartford Wellsley College. Notables include Judge Jacob Shrader and Emil Hawke traveling to Milwaukee. others head to Colorado Springs Cedar Key none.
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W. Kesley Schoepf
Elizabeth Schoepf
Brookline
Mass
Schoepf
Battle Creek
Mich
Lemann
Paul
New Orleans
Marblehead
Mags
Herman Moos
Simon Hirsch
Cincinnati
Edgar C. Steinharter
Glenwood Avenue
J. Victor Greenebaum
Bog
George J. Jung
Mooney
Niell
Devere
Michigan
Frank M. Haton
Highland Avenue
East Walnut Hills
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Mary Bates
Clifton Avenue
Clifton
Wellesley
William Shrader
Avondale
Chicago
Milwaukee
L. M. Nelson
Lee Adler
Richmond
Henry Adler
Fulton Avenue
Walnut Hills
Aaron Plant
Bogart Avenue
Kansas City
Percy Lorie
Louisg Whitaker
Dana Avenue
Wellesley College
Charles Porter
Evanston
Hartford
Connecticut
D. M. Gerrard and Son
Marion Avenue
Cornell University
Threlkeld
Rockdale Avenue
Bayview
James C. Ernst
Covington
Magnolia Beach
Edith Niles
Portland
Ore
Herzberg
Adriana Wing
George F. Belden
Lulu Belden
Grand Hotel
A. G. Miller
F. H. Bemis
Harvey Avenue
Avondals
Kentucky Society Gossip Dates and Delights From Covington to Clifton
Miss Robin Hamilton of Mr Sterling returns home after a pleasant visit with Miss Elizabeth Simrall of Covington. Miss Julia Hamilton of Newport visiting through Central Kentucky. Edwinne of Newport heads to Madison Wisconsin for a winter university course. Josephine Simrall and sisters Alice and Elizabeth of Covington set to take possession of their Clifton home October 15. Henry Corbin of Kirkwood Missouri guests of Greer Simrall at Ft Mitchell. Mr and Mrs Charles Wiedemann of Newport return from ten days in New York with their son.
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Robin Hamilton
Mr. Sterling
Elizabeth Simrall
Covington
Julia Hamilton
Newport
Kentucky
Edwinne
Madison
Wis
Josephine Simrall
Alice
Elizabeth
Clifton
Henry Corbin
Kirkwood
Greer Simrall
Ft. Mitchell
Charles Wiedemann
New York
Frange Accepts Russian Proposal on Orient Railroad
Paris reports the cabinet backs Russia’s plan to bring the Bulgaria Orient Railroad dispute before Berlin treaty signatories. Bulgaria refuses to cede control, straining Turkish relations. France also endorses a Franco Spanish note demanding guarantees from Mulai Hafid of Morocco as Tangier’s diplomatic corps arrives. Admiral Berryer notes deserters’ safe conducts bearing German consular stamps. General d Amade is promoted to General of division.
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Russia
Berlin
Bulgaria
Orient
Rumelia
Turkey
Mulal Hafid
Morocco
Mulai Hafid
Tangier
Berryer
Moroccan
Casablanca
d’'Amade
Sheriff Refuses Thaw Transfer To Pittsburg
A habeas corpus signed by Judge R W Archibald ordered Sheriff Lane of Westchester County to bring Harry K Thaw to Pittsburg. Sheriff Lane declined to comply and would not transport Thaw. The Attorney General's office said Colonel Gardiner would contest the writs arguing no legal warrant exists in the bankruptcy case for an incompetent to be produced.
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Whith Plains
N. Y
Attorney General’s Office
Gardiner
Thaw
Law Permits Boys to Handle Papers in DC
In Washington on October 1 Judge Delacey ruled the child labor act in the District of Columbia constitutional. Newspapers are not merchandise under the act, and the case District v Linn L. Reider involving a boy under 16 delivering papers before 6 am was dismissed for this reason.
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Washington
Delacey
District of Columbia
Linn L. Reider
Lion Hunt in New Jersey Ends with Kill of Nero the Lion
A full grown African lion escaped from winter quarters near New Brunswick and Boung Brook on Oct 1. After roaming all night and killing two cows and a calf, Nero was shot and killed by Howard Radel. The animal had been transferred recently and escaped a loose cage door, attacking a camel before fleeing toward the woods.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Boung Brook
Howard Radel
Nero
Mrs Annis Seeks Grand Jury Indictment Evidence
Mrs William B Annis visited District Attorney Darrin in Long Island City for an hour to provide evidence for the grand jury slated to meet tomorrow regarding the shooting of her husband by Captain Peter C Hains Jr at the Bayside Yacht Club last August.
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New York
Oet
William B. Annis
Peter C. Hains, Jr
Bayside
Darrin
Long Island City
Annis
Hains
Ohioan Is Vice President
At the closing session of the American Numismatic Association in Philadelphia the following officers were elected Farran Zerbe of Pennsylvania was named president with J Henderson of Columbus as first vice president F G Duffiel of Baltimore secretary and D A Williams of Baltimore treasurer.
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Philadelphia
The
American Numismatic Associatin
Farran Zerbe
Ae Pa
Dr. J. Henderson
Columbus
Sksees
F. G. Duffiel
Baltimore
D. A. Williams
Local Notices and Social Plans From Covington and Newport
Carl heads to Lawrenceville for college while Newport residents settle in new homes. Miss Minnie Farber of Covington will wed Harry Sterling an in a quiet Oct 12 ceremony. Luncheon at Queen City Club honors Miss Elenor Grant and guest Miss Howard of New York.
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Carl
Lawrenceville
N. J
Tom Reiley
Newport
Jennie McKee
Frankfort
Covington
Charles C. Chase
Mildred
Mackinaw
Louise
Emily
Fred Hart
England
Minnie Farber
Harry Sterlingan
Alecy
Frances Gray
Elenor Grant
Ft. Thomas
Miss Howard
New York
Queen City Club
Miss Grant
Miss Oward
Jay Emily Woodall
Missesane
Virginia Martin
Miss Burton
Prisoner Found After Six Weeks of Captivity in New York Hovel
Lena Thorn a sixteen year old from Jamaica alleges six weeks of abuse in a filthy New York hovel held by Rayfield Susso and Annie Carlo. Susso is charged with abduction and assault while Carlo faces kidnapping charges. Police reports describe starvation, beatings, and constant threats of death. Susso resisted arrest but was subdued and jailed following dawn raid.
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New York
Jamaica
L. L
Lena Thorn
St New York
Rayfield Susso
Annie Carlo
Susso
Judge Murphy Defends Capital Increase Move by Union Central Life
Common Pleas Judge Clarence Murphy, a director of Union Central Life Insurance, counters the state ouster action saying the suit tests regulatory questions. He claims the company may raise capital by a $100,000 to $900,000 stock dividend funded from $800,000 surplus, to meet state capital requirements, and denies any bylaw limit to $100,000.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, CO
Standard Oil reply to go unnoticed in rehearing bid
Chicago October 1 The Standard Oil Company of Indiana will not be required to answer with additional argument to the Government petition for a rehearing before the United States Circuit Court of Appeals. The court may rule during the fall term beginning October 6 or later. If denied the petition a writ of certiorari to the Supreme Court will be sought.
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Chicago
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Landis
Sims
District Attornney
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
United States
Despairing Hamilton Father Ends Life At Home
Max Glock a 52 year old laborer of 227 Wayne avenue hanged himself with a strap in a washhouse after failing to find work and meeting his six children's demands for food. His wife discovered the body. An insurance policy of 1000 dollars existed and investigators believe the death was self inflicted to benefit the family.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Max Glock
Wayne Avenue
Glock
Obituary notices of notable figures from multiple regions
Obituaries report the deaths of Charles R. Howland president of the Quincy Life Insurance Co in Quincy Massachusetts aged 79 John W Causey former Delaware congressman who died in Milford Delaware of apoplexy Brigadier General J L Summers Army Medical Corps who died in Atlantic City New Jersey born in Virginia Marmaduke Constable Maxwell Baron Herries died in York and his peerage inheritance debated Mrs N H Rouse widow of Kentucky State Senator Thomas Rouse died in Philadelphia Attorney O D Rouse of Covington Kentucky travels to Crittenden Kentucky for interment at age seventy five.
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Charles R. Howland
Quincy Life Insurance Company
Quincy
Mass
John W. Causey
Congress
Delaware
Milford
Del
J. L. Summers
Army Medical Corps
Atlantic City
N. J
Virginia
Marmaduke Constable ~ Maxwell
Baron Herries
Yorkane
United Kingdom
Herries
Duchess of Norfolk
N. H. Rouse
Thomas Rouse
Kentucky
Philadelphia
D. Rouse
Wallace Avenue
Covington
Crittenden
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