Commercial Tribune Passenger Rates and Offices 1908
The Commercial Tribune lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, monthly and yearly options, and special rates for foreign subscribers. It notes multiple bureau locations including Walnut Hills Covington Newport and Washington and London offices with reading rooms for Americans.
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Walnut Hills
Gilbert Av
Covington
Scott St
Newport
York St. Washington
Munsey Building
London
Trafalgar Building
Trafalgar Square
Rain Likely In Cincinnati District Within 24 Hours
Local Weather Bureau notes rain expected in Cincinnati and vicinity within the next twenty four hours. Winds shift from south to northwest as temperature decreases later today.
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Cincinnati
Enue
Ae Ag
Weather Outlook for Ohio Indiana and Nearby
Government forecast notes partly cloudy and cooler conditions for Ohio and Indiana on Monday with Tuesday fair skies and fresh north to northeast winds. Kentucky and West Virginia may see fair weather on Monday and Tuesday.
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Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Ocean Steamship Movements
Queenstown sees Cymric arrive from Boston en route to Liverpool. Moville reports California from New York heading to Glasgow. Liverpool notes Umbria from New York and Southampton New York arrival signals. Gibraltar logs Moltke from New York with Naples and Genoa bound. Sailed: Panamia from Queenstown and Furnessia from Moville. Mongolian departs Liverpool to St Johns and Philadelphia. Indiana arrives Genoa Naples Almeria Venice. Cherbourg departs Amerika from Hamburg Southampton to New York.
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Queenstown
Boston
Liverpool
Moville
California
New York
Glasgow
Umbria
Gibraltar
Naples
Genoa
Southampton
Campania
Cincinnati Hotel Arrivals List Of Guests
A crowded hotel arrival sheet lists guests from across the country and abroad including Gibson F and F J Camp from Meriden Connecticut, John Nichols of Atlanta, Linton Evans of Pittsburgh, J C Gardner of Toronto, and many others in transit through Cincinnati. The roster includes couples such as Mr and Mrs Frank Rich of New York and Linton Evans with accompanying associates, reflecting broad hospitality attendance.
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Cincinnati
Gibson
Meriden
Conn
W. M. Brill
New Yor
John M. Nichols
Atlanta
Louisville
Linton
R. Evans
Pittsburg
John C. Gardner
Toronto
Canada
W. B. Davis
Chattanooga
E. C. Roberts
Zanesville
Burnet
C. B. Evans
Buffalo
W. E. Bates
Columbia
B. D. Williams
Philadelphia
Frank Rich
New York
Nicholas
T. J. Maloney
Jersey City
John Russell
Ashland
E. D. Walton
Brooklyn
C. Scharburg
J. F. Long
Kansas City
A. F. Billet
B. L. Martin
Indianapolis
George Weissinger Smith
W. F. Dillon
Shreveport
Munro
W. C. Tibbetts
BE. P. Loomis
Harry Kinsoh
London
England
Palace
C. C. Wilson
Shelby
A. L. Foxworthy
Paris
Ill
B. C. Hopper
Carlisle
H. C. Speelman
Versailles
O. Haviin
W. C. Waldron
Charles Bernstein
Springfield
F. H. Spenceley
Escanaba
Mich
Henry Haynes
Honing
L. G. Jennings
B. L. Priddie
Huntington
W. Va
Landwehr
Lackman
J. E. Duggan
Chicago
W. R. Nowell
John R. Jones
Henry D. Knox
Emery
L. O. Richmond
Shelbyville
Ind
Joe Clay
J. €. Moran
Dayton
H. B. Matthews
West Virginia
Harmon silent on state issues as Harris cites railroad funds
Governor Harris asserts a large discrepancy between railroad stockholder reports and county auditor records, detailing cash, tools, and supplies versus stockholdings. He challenges Judge Harmon to explain the gap and whether Harmon supports tax exemptions for his railroads amidst Ohio campaign tensions.
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Judson Harmon
Harris
Judge Harmon
Ite
Campaten
Music Hall
Hamilton County
Circleville
Columbus
The Guaranty Debate in Bryan’s Banking Proposals
The article critiques Mr. Bryan's push for government deposits guaranty for national banks. It argues such a guarantee would shift losses to solvent banks, fuel speculation, and fail to prevent bank runs. It cites Leslie M. Shaw and President Gilbert to counter the plan and stresses depositors demand immediate access to funds.
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Bryan
Mr. Bryan
United States
Leslie M. Shaw
Gilbert
New York Clearing House Association
Bankers’ Convention
Denver
Bryan's banking stance criticized as impractical
The text argues Mr. Bryan cannot determine deficits without asset ascertainment for banks. It claims his belief that legislation cures all evils is erroneous and that the public thinking rightly supports sound banking principles for the nation.
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United States
Bryar
Bryan
Roosevelt resignation rumor sparks archival note on Section 151
The Springfield Republican discusses a campaign rumor about President Roosevelt possibly resigning, cites a Washington Post archaeologist uncovering Section 151 stating that a resignation must be in writing, and notes such a scenario has never occurred nor will it. It also mentions a Massachusetts paper misapprehension about the matter.
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Springfield Republican
Roosevelt
Senate
Washington Post
United States
Massachusetts
Voiceless singing to be introduced in Augusta churches
The Augusta Chronicle reports plans to introduce voiceless singing into local churches. The item reflects a period debate on church music and worship style within Augusta, Georgia.
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Augusta
Georgia
Chronicle
Philadelphia’s Proud Claim of Institutions Exposed
Philadelphia asserts ownership of 846 churches 311 schoolhouses 334 asylums 1400 charitable associations and a factory turning out eight locomotives daily. The piece questions why the city remains asleep to these numbers and their implications.
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Philadelphia
Harriman Demonstrates Grit Despite Knee Rheumatism
Mr. Harriman endures rheumatic pain in his left knee yet still manages to gather in a road or two without overtaxing his muscles.
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Mr. Harriman
Airship Passenger Carriage Gap in Flight Success
A remark notes the wide distance between achieving successful flights and using airships effectively for transporting passengers. The statement highlights the challenge of turning airship flight into reliable passenger service.
Japan Plans Large Welcome to Fleet Amid Costs
Japan prepares to spend as much as a battleship would cost to greet the fleet, fueling hopes of Captain R. P. H. and signaling a major naval display and national prestige.
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Japan
Harriman and Harrahan Clash Over Posterity Timing
A brief exchange questions whether Harriman can wait for posterity while fearing he may be gone before it arrives. The remark by Harrahan highlights impatience with long timescales and succession.
Prosperity Always Ahead of Mr. Bryans Claim
The remark suggests prosperity has outpaced Mr. Bryan’s advance efforts, implying he trails in delivering economic improvements. The line plays on the image of leadership and progress in a rhetorical fashion.
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Mr. Bryan
Unconventional Postvote Remarks Attributed to Hearst
A controversial remark attributed to Hearst surfaces after the election, drawing attention to his language about power and masculinity. The overheard line, reported in echoes of public discourse, prompts discussion of media figures and gendered rhetoric.
Life and death in a hometown column notes
A writer reflects on the death of a young man, Freg Melfiton, a Case School graduate and boiler expert, his promising career, and the indiscriminate nature of death. The piece also recounts twins seen at a depot and requests support for St Joseph Orphan Asylum in Norwood.
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Freg Melfiton
Case School
Cleveland
Mansfield
Cincinnati
New
St. Joseph Orphan Asylum
Norwood
St. Joseph Asylum
Shee
Taft or Bryan in the presidential race highlighted
The piece argues Taft would carry Roosevelt policies with strong executive capability and a confident business climate, while Bryan relies on oratory and is seen as malleable on issues. It warns antitariff attacks could reshape industrial employment and stresses the moral battle between Taft’s proven governance and Bryan’s electability.
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Baltimore Sun
Taft
Denver
Bryan
Bryantie Congress
Taft $R Bryan
Theodore Roosevelt
Alton B. Parker
Fie
Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Mr. Bryan
United States
Congress
High Court of Jus
House
Senate
Sullivans
The
Murphys
Conners
McCarrens
Haskell
Cleveland
Olney
Carlisle
Banking debate over Bry an plan sparks Elmira reaction
The Elmira Daily Advertiser weighs in on the Bryan plan for bank deposit guarantees. It argues such guarantees would shift losses to depositors and hurt sound banks, urging voters to remember past bank fragility when considering the issue. The piece cites reactions from The New York Journal and the Brooklyn Eagle as cautionary context.
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Elmira
N. Y
Daily Advertiser
Bryan
Advertiser
The
Star-Gazette
Bankers’ Association
Bankers' Association
New York Journal
Democratic
Brooklyn Eagle
Croesus
Mkers’ Association
General Buckner Recalls Bryan and Prospects for Prosperity
General Simon Buckner, aged 65, Confederate veteran and former Palmer Buckner partner, asserts Bryan's long public record and predicts prosperity if Bryan is elected. He writes to The Louisville Post praising Bryan’s stance and memory.
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Simon B. Buckner
Palmer & Buckner
Bryan
Buckner
Louléville
Buckner Denounces Bryan in 1896 Presidential Claim
General Buckner assails William Jennings Bryan's past ten year record and argues his stated policies would ruin the economy. He warns that if Bryan's approach governs the White House, it will deter new enterprises and harm workers' livelihoods in the coming winter after March.
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Adenen
Buckner
Bryan
White House
Paris Hospitals Then and Now In Europe 1908 Overview
In Paris and Europe hospitals served as asylums and charitable refuges. The Hotel Dieu, Salpetriere, St Louis, La Pitie, and others total 30 plus beds across 30,000 plus spaces. Staff include 4,312 nurses and about 22.3 million francs yearly. daily per person about four francs and 35 centimes.
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Paris
Europe
Notre Dame
Church of Notre Dame
Minister of the Interior
Municipality of
Avénue Victoria
Hotel de Ville
France
Sisters of Charity
Salpe Triere
Hospital Salpetriere
Boulevard de l'Hospital
Dr. Charcot
Charcot
A. Charcot
Hospital St. Louis
Enry IV
Grandother
Africa
Louis XIII
Sonerite
Paris Hospitals and their modern new wings described
Francis Dowling surveys Paris hospitals noting ground areas bed counts and expansions. He covers La Pitie Cochin Lariboisiere Tenon Hospital Saint Louis and others with details on capacity layout and new buildings opened or planned by 1909 along with small clinics outside Paris and the reform of aging institutions.
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Cochin
Lariboissier
Hospital Tenon
Hospital Laennen
Mme. Boucicaut
Paris Hospital Directory Ag
Ecole Des Infirmieres
Sage Femmes
France
Paris
Crazy House
Bichat
Andras
Broussias
Ricard
Broca
D’aubervilliers
Trousseau
Troussen
Berck
Calais
Forges
Hendaye
Pyrennes
Council of Fairs
la Pitie
Salpetriere
Pitie
Michael Angelo
Francis Dowling
Brigands of Tonkin Defy French Troops and Fortify Stronghold
South China News reports Tonkin outlaws or brigands operate openly in Bacninh province killing a French officer. They fortify a village fortress on the Hanoi Bacninh railway and repelled a native regulars assault, prompting calls for melinite bombs to reduce soldier casualties.
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South China News
Tonkin
Bacninh
Hanoi
Haiphong
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