Commercial Tribune notices and offices list October 7 1908
The Commercial Tribune issue lists subscriptions rates and postal terms, with offices in Cincinnati Walnut Hills Covington Newport Washington and London. It details price options for daily and weekly editions and provides bureau addresses for news reception and distribution.
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Universal Postal Union
THE
Commercial Tribune CO
Cincinnati
Walnut Hills
Gilbert Ar
Newsboys
Covington
Scott St
Newport
York St. Washington
Munsey Building
London
Trafalgar Building
Trafalgar Square
Weather summary for October 6 1908
Cooler weather expected today with light showers in Missouri and Iowa. Cincinnati recorded 49 to 84 degrees with noted daily highs and lows, and a 0.23 inch precipitation value.
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Missouri
Iowa
Cincinnati
Forecast Highlights for Ohio Indiana and Kentucky
Ohio expects showers and cooler weather on Wednesday with fair conditions Thursday and fresh west winds. West Virginia and Indiana see fair weather on Wednesday and Thursday, with Indiana cooler Wednesday and a northwest breeze. Kentucky shows fair and cooler Wednesday and Thursday with light to moderate winds.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Indiana
Kentucky
Ocean Steamship Movements In Major Ports
New York arrivals include Kaiser Wilhelm Sr from Bremen Oscar Sr from Copenhagen Mesaba from London Sailed vessels include Kronprinz Wilhelm Cadiz Barcellona Statendam Rotterdam. Kroonland arrives in Antwerp from Dorxrud and Glen. Glasgow, Naples, Gibraltar, London, Trieste listed arrivals and sailings with multiple routes and ports.
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New York
Kaiser Wilhelm Sr
Bremen
Oscar Sr
Copenhagen
Mesaba
London
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Manuel Calvo
Cadiz
Barcelona
Statendam
Rotterdam
Boulogne
Antwerp
Kroonland
Doxrud
Dover
Glasgow
Numidian
Boston
Halifax
Naples
Gibraltar
Triest
Koenig
Louise
Genoa
Death rate increases in weekly health report
Health Officer Brown reports 100 deaths in the week, down from 121 the prior week and 88 in the same week last year. Deaths from consumption lead with 14, followed by diarrheal diseases at 11 and heart disease at 8.
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Brown
DEDICATE HYDE PARK CHURCH
Dedication services for the new Hyde Park Baptist Church begin today with daily programs through Friday and Sunday. Pastors and church workers will give addresses.
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Hyde Park Church
Hyde Park Baptist Church
Fireman Suspended for Intoxication at City Hall
Fireman William Worst of Company No 36 faces a ten day suspension from Mayor Markbreit on intoxication charges. Assistant City Solicitor Morrill has resumed duties after a Charleston, Virginia stay to address his wife’s possible appendicitis and upcoming operation. Water Works Commissioners look to spend about 40000 dollars on tools. bids are referred to a committee until Benzenberg’s recommendations are received.
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William Worst
Company
Drew
Markbreit
Morrill
Charleston
Water Works Commissioners
Benzenberg
Register Tomorrow Promotes Voting Duty
The notice urges citizens to register tomorrow to be eligible to vote. It emphasizes that if you do not register you cannot vote and frames voting as every man's duty.
Letter of acceptance unanswered fuels Harmon campaign questions
The piece questions Judge Harmon why he never sent or received his formal letter of acceptance after his Ohio gubernatorial nomination. It notes Taft did write an acceptance while Harmon did not, and asks whether Harmon stands on the initiative and referendum platform, rail safety, or the Rose local option law, urging clarity before the Ohio electorate.
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Statea
Cali
Ency
Joe ~ Harmon
Ohio
Noni
Judge Harmon
First Voters’ Club
Harmon
Taft
Columbus
District Attorney seeks truth on Cleveland letter authenticity
The piece argues for an impartial fact based inquiry into the New York Times letter attributed to Grover Cleveland. It notes the executor’s changing stance on genuineness and urges investigation independent of any election impact to uncover the truth.
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Jerome
Grover Cleveland
New York Times
Cleveland
Poultney Bigelow Claims Panamanian Insight
Poultney Bigelow returned from Panama claiming extraordinary knowledge about the Panama Canal, surpassing engineers, contractors, the Canal Commission, and Secretary of War Taft. His four day stay sparked headlines as he spoke of “The Pest at Our Doors” while avoiding self praise, prompting public discourse.
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Poultney
Bigelow
Panama
Isthmus
Panama Canal
Canal Commission
William Howard Taft
Poultney Bigelow
Pollution booklet undercuts Ohio River claims by Poultney Bigelow
The letter challenges a Merchants Association of New York pamphlet that argues Ohio River pollution. It notes Louisville and Frankfort distances, questions the Illinois River’s flow into the Ohio, and argues the cited geography and sewage paths are misrepresented, urging a protest against the authors.
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Tle
Thos
Panama’ ‘Canal
Merchants’ ‘Association of New York
Poultney Bigelow
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Louisville
Frankfort
Kentucky
Ohio
Illinois River
Desplainés
Chicago Drainage Canal
Illinois
Mississippi
St. Louis
Desplaines
Ohio River
Poultney
Ohio Struggles to Stay On Map Amid Canalization Delays
The Chicago Tribune notes a hard year for Ohio to maintain its prominence as the Ohio Valley suffers from delays in completing canalization, with water routing and regional trade impacts highlighted.
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Ohio
The
Chicago Tribune
Ohio Valley
Silence of Mr Kern Linked to College Course
A terse note suggests Mr Kern remains quiet as he pursues a course at the College of Passes to study the difference between a trip and an annual.
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Kern
College of Passes
Unclear Baseball Cards Stir Debate on Team Standing
Fragments point to a discussion of team eligibility and outcomes. The speaker contrasts possible Giants Cubs and Pirates, noting disdain for Beaneaters influence and the fragile state of the game.
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Giants
Cubs
Pirates
Beaneaters
Poet Laureate Austin Eulogizes Bryan in Mock Tribute
The poem praised by Austin centers on Mr. Bryan as the chief subject. It contrasts Bryan’s deserved merits with harsh lines from Alfy who is depicted as rubbing it in.
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Austin
Bryan
Alfy
District Attorney Probes Cleveland Letter Authenticity
District Attorney Jerome leads an inquiry into the authenticity of a Cleveland letter. The investigation aims to verify signatures, origins, and potential forgery while outlining legal steps ahead.
Kaiser Wilhelm Claims Unable to Advise on Turkish Situation
Kaiser Wilhelm states he cannot offer any guidance on the Turkish affairs, noting Germany’s stance amid ongoing regional turmoil and international tensions. The remark signals limited German involvement and possible strategic restraint during a volatile period.
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Germany
Kaiser Wilhelm
Gould accuses actor of winking at actresses onstage
Mrs. Howard Gould charges that Howard was in the habit of winking at actresses on the stage. She questions the propriety of his conduct and calls it awful.
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Howard Gould
Howard
Farmer Binder Proves More Beneficial Than Spell Binder
A comparison notes the farmer’s binder offers greater practical value than the spell binder, with the spell binder causing more noise but delivering fewer useful results.
Duty to register urged amid civic campaign
A concise public message presses readers to register, framing it as a civic duty and urging immediate action without delay. The remark also includes a humorous jab about a screen door as a local slogan.
Conciliatory Election Spirit and Trust Fund Advice
An abundance of interest in the election and a quiet, conciliatory tone prevail despite eventual partisanship. Trusteeship is urged as sacred. trusts must be promptly administered. A Case magazine paragraph notes automobiles boosting western prosperity and farming demand, signaling a coming economic recovery.
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Murray
Pulse of the Campaign and Republican Creed
A Chicago Inter Ocean piece extols Republicanism under James Sherman and compares past gains to present politics. It notes praise from foreign nations, argues for steadfast policy, and discusses Bryan’s 1896 stance on bimetallism and a refused press disclosure.
Supreme Court’s future shaped by 1908 election analysis
A contemporary analysis argues the coming presidential choice will deeply affect the Supreme Court’s makeup for decades. With multiple justices nearing age, vacancies could arise within four years, testing whether Taft or Bryan will appoint judges and influence constitutional interpretation. The piece stresses the court's foundational role and urges citizens to consider long term impact.
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United States
Supreme Court
House of Representatives
Senate
Taft-Bryan
Fuller
Harlan
Justice Breweria
Justice Peckham
Justice Holmes
Justice McKenna
Supréme Court
Justice Harlan
Taft
Bryan
Shall the people rule and the 1912 campaign issue
The piece argues Bryan's Shall the people rule? is empty without concrete specifiers. It contrasts this with how to govern wisely through lawful constitutional principles and party platforms in the Taft and Bryan race, urging clarity on how people rule via policy.
Bryan dodges Taft on free silver question
The Democrat-Chronicle notes Mr. Bryan avoids answering Taft's query about his stance on free silver, citing that last spring before his nomination he was not reticent on the subject and adds a Columbus reader questioned whether his position had changed.
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Rochester
N. Y
Democrat-Chronicle
Bryan
Taft
Columbus
Cummins Sees Taft Victory Amid Democratic Doubts
In Wheeling Indiana, Governor Cummins labels Bryan as a Chautauqua lecturer not a president and predicts a 50,000 Taft majority in Iowa. He says Republicans remain united to avert another four years of Democratic disaster while Democrats face disaffection and lukewarmness driven by tariff and public service policy disputes.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Ohio
Cummins
Public Service Corporation
Bryan
Bryant
United States
Taft
Iowa
Taft Open Door Speech Boosts U S Prestige in China
Taft's Shanghai remarks reaffirm the Open Door policy, reassuring American business in China amid fears of foreign partition. The speech, seen as authoritative, echoed Hay's 1900 policy and stressed equal trade, while Chinese observers noted strengthened U S friendship and resolve to protect Chinese trade rights.
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Mr. Taft
Shanghai
Manila
Philippine Assembly
Taft
John Hay
United States
Tokyo
I’hilly
American Association of China
Kingdom
East
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Hay
Taft frames tariff as business for farmers and workers
Mr Taft tells Nebraska farmers the tariff question affects wages, industry, and prices. He contrasts Republican protection with Bryan free trade, citing higher wheat prices on the U S side of the Red River line and the home market's role in sustaining American prosperity.
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Nebraska
Bryan
Red River
Pembina
Minnesota
Emerson
Manitoba
Liverpool
McCleary
Pemberton
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Canada
West
Union
Sheraf
Wedding of Miss Hold en and Mr Beaman at Sidney
Miss Linda May Holden daughter of Mr and Mrs E G Holden Hyde Park will marry Mr R J Beaman of Sidney C on Thursday October 22. Holden and his daughter Miss Linda have been summering at Pike’s Peak and Mr Fulton, Holden’s father, was formerly an editor with Murat Halstead.
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E. G. Holden
Hyde Park
R. J. Beaman
Sidney, C
Miss Holden
H. D. Fulton
Murat Halstead
Mrs. Holden
Nanna
Linda
Mrs. Fulton
Pike’s Peak
Kentuck y Society Busy With Visits and Socials
Newport residents Brent Spence and family return from Petoskey Michigan. Mr and Mrs William Perkins sail to Amsterdam then Covington. Mrs Howard Phelps hosts first postnuptial reception with Mrs Joseph Scarlett and Mrs Jefferson Phelps. Tea hosted by Mrs B Stewart and Mrs Robert Sutton. Next at home Oct 14. Fort Mitchell Country Club hosts biweekly bridge whist through December. Fred Sellers to French Lick. Frank Perkins to Chicago. Hawkins bridge tourney at Altamont Hotel in two sessions.
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Avon
Margaret Ellis
Helen Bowen
Virginia Bowen
Senator Everett, Ony
Lee Bragg
Gerard Herrick
William Herrick
Elston M
Nevin
North Crescent Avenue
Rosea
Howard Colby
Charles Iredell
Laura Swain
Griswold S. Hayward
John Omwake
Plainfield
N. J
J. W. Iredell
William H. Hawks
Elsie Martin
Robert J. Berger
William H. Jones
Philadelphia
Albert F. Swain
Kansas City
Helen
Huggins
New York
Helen Oat
Boston
Leo Bragg
Senator Colby
East Orange
N J
Bilston M. French
Albert H. Mitchell
Walter H. Field
Robert Mitchell
Casper Henry Burton
J. Stacy Hill
Miss Hill
Robert Mitchell Burton
Dodd
Miss Dodd
Worthington
Frank D. Goodhue
B. H. Murdock
Miss Murdock
Bradford
F. C. Monfort
Juage Buchwalter
Buchwalter
Outcast
E. N. Roth
Frank Bahlman
Samuel Pogue
Robert W. Pogue
Henry T. Hunt
Newell Hargrave
George B. Longstreth
R. E. Field
Julius Fleischmann
Charles Fleischmann
Frank Kemper
Elliott Marfield
Samuel Taft
J. M. Hutton
A. J. Redway
J. E. Blaine
Lucy White
Miss Allen
Danes Matthews
Lettia Cist
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Hofer
Woodmansee
Elizabeth Bishop
Joseph Rawson, Jr
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John D. Wareham
Alphonse Wetterer
Carl Burkhardt
Robert Buchwalter
George Noyes
Clifford
Brent Spence
Newport
Petoskey
Mich
Mary Shanks
Carothers
Bettie Carothers
William Perkins
Rotterdam
Ame
York
Covington
Howard Phelps
Covid
Joseph Scarlett
Avondale
Jefferson Phelps
B. Stewart
Robert Sutton
Ft. Mitchell Country Club
Fred Sellers
French Lick Springs
Frank Perkins
Chicago
Arrest Two Women After West Ninth Street Shooting
Frank Day 1317 Walnut Street critically wounded by Patrolman Frame on West Ninth near Plum. Frame and day assaulted by Day and William Busch, a saloon keeper, who is charged with assault to kill. Roma Rothenberg and Hattie Glazer detained on suspicion as investigations continue. Chief Millikin says Frame’s use of a gun appears justified.
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Walnut Street
Frame
West Ninth Street
Plum
City Hospital
Yale Avenue
William Busch
Poplar Street
Western Avenue
Busch
Day
Central Station
Main Street
Carthage Pike
Hattie Glazer
Myler
Gough
Roma Rothenberg
West Sixth Street
Millikin
Seven Dairymen Convicted for Slop Feeding
Seven dairy farmers from West Fork road were convicted by Mayor Diller of Addyston for slop feeding and fined 50 dollars plus costs. Defendants named Henry Meyer William Rutter J Rehkamp Martin Herzog Gotlieb Schlagel Alois Buschelman and John Kraus. Warrants were sworn by George Christian special officer of the 8 P C A for the Milk Commission of the Academy of Medicine. The men argued the law meant not all feed could be slop but a little was allowed. case will be carried up on error.
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Diller
Addyston
West Fork Road
Henry Meyer
William Rutter
J. Rehkamp
Martin Herzog
Gotlieb Schlagel
Alois Buschelman
John Kraus
George Christian
Milk Commission
Academy of Medicine
Cable Puzzles Mayor in English Mail Mix Up
The Mayor Markbreit office received a cablegram marked Lombard care of Markbreit. The note from England read Return Hunting writing Daniel Butler Guilden Sutton Ches one in the speculation was occa ter. Secretary Scott Small must puzzle out the message. Lambart, a young Englishman, had letters for him but did not call after closing.
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Markbreit
Lombard
Cincinnati
England
Daniel Butler Guilden Sutton Chesone
Occa
Ter
Scott Small
Lambart
City Water Works Extension Faces Legal Hurdles
City Solicitor Ballard was asked to address legal difficulties in extending the water line to Cleves and serving villages between the city limits. President Laidlaw of the Board of Public Service and Superintendent Hilker met with village delegates to discuss issues. Ballard will review the questions.
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Ballard
City Water Works
Cleves
Laidlaw
Board of Public Service
Hilker
Ballara
Hayward Funeral Today at Clifton Springs
The funeral for Albert Hayward, retired railroad man, will be held from his Clifton Springs Avon Dale home this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Gordon of Grace Episcopal and Rev. Tyler of the Church of the Advent will officiate at Spring Grove Cemetery. no Masonic services due to local Vincennes lodges.
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Albert Hayward
Clifton Springs
Avondale
Mr. Gordon
Grace Episcopal Church
Tyler
Church of the Advent
Spring Grove Cemetery
Hayward
Vincennes
Ind
Patrol Arrest of Actor Stanley Roberts in Richmond Incident
Lieutenant Corbin and Detectives Gramann and Prescott arrested 20 year old actor Stanley Roberts of Richmond on suspicion after a complaint that he beat a young woman on Elm Street who refused him money. En route the patrol broke down at Sixth and Elm streets when an axle snapped, tossing the prisoner and crew into the street. no injuries were reported.
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Corbin
Gramann
Prescott
Stanley Roberts
Richmond
Ind
Elm Street
Sixth
Elm Streets
Roberts
Granger Sues Coney Island Company Over Hale Tour Car Rebates
William W. Granger sues the Coney Island Company for 218 dollars claiming a rebate on Hale's tour car receipts at the resort during 1906 and 1907. Court records show first year receipts about 5100 dollars and second year 2391 dollars.
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W. W. Granger
Hale
Court of
Muller
William W. Granger
Coney Island Company
Madame Rosemary Exhibits Dress Models at St Nicholas Hotel
Sister Rosemary from London announces a presentation at the St Nicholas Hotel this week showing dress models and patterns of the newest materials. The event invites patrons to view the latest fashion offerings and trends.
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Rosemary
London
Eng
St. Nicholas Hotel
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