Commercial Tribune Lodge Addresses and Subscriptions
Watered at Cincinnati Postoffice as second class matter. Published every morning in 1908 by The Commercial Tribune Company. Subscription rates listed. foreign rates to Britain and Continent. post office addresses required. branch offices in Walnut Hills Covington Newport Washington and London bureaus noted.
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Cincinnati Postoffice
Commercial Tribune Company
Walnut Street
Government Place
E. O. Eshelby
Great Britain
Universal Postal Union
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Commercial Tribune CO
Cincinnati
Walnut Hills
Gilbert Av
Newsboys
Weather summary across the nation with October data
Fair to partly cloudy weather prevails from the Rocky Mountains to the Atlantic while the Northwest sees storms and snow in places. Dry conditions grip the central region with no near term change. Cincinnati recorded 77 to 53 degrees yesterday with October 20 1908 figures.
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Rocky Mountains
Atlantic
Great Central Zone
Cincinnati
Weather Outlook Across States Wednesday Thursday
Ohio and West Virginia show fair skies and warmer temperatures on Wednesday with rain possible Thursday and fresh southeast winds. Kentucky expects fair weather on Wednesday with fair conditions in the east and rain and cooler air in the west on Thursday.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ocean and port arrivals and sailings listed across ships
Shipping news notes arrivals at multiple ports including New York Boston Gibraltar and Liverpool from Copenhagen Bremen Antwerp and London. Several liners including the Hellig Clav Kron Prinzessin Cecelie and Rotterdam are listed with listed sailings to Rotterdam Bremen Naples and Genoa.
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New York
Hellig Clav
Copenhagen
Kronprinzessin Cecelie
Bremen
Minneapolis
London
Kroonland
Antwerp
Grosser Kurfurst
Rotterdam
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Boston
Glasgow
Romania
Genoa
Naples
Gibraltar
Pannonia
Triest
Argentina
San Giorgio
Majestic
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Southampton
Liverpool
Montreal
Queenstown
Avonmowths
Mt. Royal
Lake Erie
Montfort
Avonmouth
Philadelphia
Haverford
List of names and places in compiled notices
A dense string of names and affiliations appears with multiple cities including Boston New York Chicago Cleveland Philadelphia and others, plus scattered states and abbreviations. The fragment ends with stray tokens such as Sata es new Hitt Urbana and 0.
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Cleveland
J. Hartt
Chicago
Grand
T. S. Handley
Grand Rapids
G. C. Thompson
Eb.m. Glidden
Boston
J. A. Wentz
St. Nicholas
A. Wolf
Philadelphia
W. A. Charles
W. F. Flanders
New York
W. E. McCaw
Macon
Louisville
R. W. King
Columbus
Ohio
Lackman
J. C. Hagan
P. A. Wood
Anderson
P. C. Tabler
Tampa
Fla
A. P. Morrison
Pittsburg
Emery
H. H. Shields
Tiffin
F. H. Gladding
Providence
R. I
D. F. Taylor
Ashville
W. K. Chamberlain
O. Gibson
J. R. Coilson
C, Scharbag
William A. Watlis
New
Hitt
Urbana
Questioning Judson Harmon on enlistment and pension stance
The article questions Judson Harmon on why he did not enlist in 1864 despite wanting to, and probes his views on pension policy, the Rose county local option law, franchise taxes, the initiative and referendum, and his acceptance letter, while noting Ohio political dynamics and upcoming elections.
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Judson Harmon
Owledge
Army of the Union
Ohio
W. S. Rogers
Grand Army of the Republic
Department of Ohio
Washington D. H
Bellefontaine
Judon Harmo
Judge Harmon
Rogers
Senator Foraker
Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
United States
Rose County
Columbus
Ohio registration surge dashes Bryan hopes in 1900 race
The piece argues Bryan cannot win due to Ohio losses worth 23 votes, notes Ollie James and Chane Clark’s Ohio and Missouri views, and highlights a sharp rise in Republican registrations in Hamilton County and Cincinnati, Cleveland, Toledo, and Dayton, signaling renewed political engagement.
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Ohio
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Toledo
Dayton
The
Questioning Which Bryan Spoke in Louisville Yesterday
A Louisville column debates whether the Mr. Bryan who addressed Democrats yesterday is the same leader who drew crowds in 1896 1900 1908 and who will lead in 1912 The piece questions The Courier Journal editor’s memory of Bryan and critiques Bryan as narrow and unforgiving in temperament.
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Bryan
Democrats
Louisville
Mr. Bryan
Watterson
Courier-Journal
Nebraska
People’s
United States
Judson Harmon
Ohio
Bryans
Courier- Journal
Omaha Deputy Sheriff Breaks In For Campaign Summons
A deputy sheriff disturbed Mr. and Mrs. Hearst at their sleep to serve a summons against a letter-reader in a campaign, a breach sparking criticism of his ruffianly conduct and sympathy toward Governor Haskell.
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Omaha
Haskell
Hearst
Captain Hobson Hears First Rumblings of War
Captain Hobson remains alert to whispers of an approaching conflict he has long sought and deeply mourns, sensing the faint signs before others.
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Captain Hobson
Name Change Touted as Political Shift in Chicago
The Chicago Inter-Ocean argues Mr. Kern represents the inoculated party and that the name should reflect a non Democratic identity, signaling a broader party realignment in the city's politics.
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Kern
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Democratic Party
Mikado Watch by Hobson Hinted as Fleet Heads East
The article hopes Captain Richard Pearson Hobson will closely monitor the Mikado as the fleet moves into Japanese waters, signaling vigilance and leadership during this deployment.
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Richard Pearson Hobson
Ballot Drop Debates Stir Georgia Polls
The Atlanta Journal notes looming ballot drops as Democrats push to vote and Republicans prepare to follow with their own ballots. The piece highlights rapid campaign activity and voter participation timing.
Dowager Empress of China Celebrates 75th Anniversary
The Dowager Empress marked her seventy fifth anniversary in print celebrations, despite her death being reported in the past.
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Dowager Empress of
China
Judge Harmon Delivers Stump Talk Through Phonograph
A commentary suggests Harmon avoid stump speeches and instead record remarks on a phonograph. The piece frames the idea as a practical workaround to a delicate public appearance.
Why not Mr Bryan in 1908
Marie Henry asks readers why they would vote for William Jennings Bryan this time after not supporting him in 1896 or 1900. The note questions past voting patterns and invites reflection on present political choices.
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Mr. Bryan
Marie Henry
Taft Sherman Harris Register Record Vote Lead
Registration figures show Taft and Sherman Harris achieving the greatest majority ever, dominating early tallies and signaling strong support for their ticket. The result reflects a broad voter turnout across districts and solid backing for the party’s platform.
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Taft
Sherman
Harris
Rain forecasts and Judge Harmon’s unreliable stance noted
The piece contrasts forecasted rain with Judge Harmon’s unpredictable attitude on issues. It comments on the futility of predicting outcomes and echoes concerns about consistency in judicial pronouncements.
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Harmon
Tornado Damages Grand Stand in Savannah Football Practice
A tornado struck Savannah Missouri at 5 pm blowing down the ball park grand stand. One high school football player died from brain concussion and internal injuries. twenty two other players were injured, some seriously, during sheltering at practice.
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Savannah
Ball Park
Warner
Minister to Wed In Hamilton Wedding Set for October Twenty-Eighth
The wedding of Rev. Harry G. Finney pastor of Westminster Presbyterian Church to Miss Helen Weld of 2300 Aldrich Avenue Minneapolis is planned for October 28 in Minneapolis. Finney will bring his bride to Hamilton.
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Hamilton
Harry G. Finney
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Helen Weld
Aldrich Avenue
Minneapolis
Finney
Secret Wedding in Covington Surfaces in Hamilton
Albert Hossfeld, prominent Hamilton businessman, reportedly wed Pearl Dawn of Covington Kentucky in Covington on August date. The ceremony details surfaced when Hossfeld brought his bride to Hamilton, confirming the marriage.
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Hamilton
Covington
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, C
Albert Hossfeld
Pearl Dawn
Hossfela
How Electoral Votes and State Roles Shape Presidential Choice
A historical explainer on how Electoral College votes are counted, what happens if a candidate dies, how states determine electors, and when national elections occur. It covers state discretion, legislative roles, district methods, and examples from 1800 1824 1872 1876 1892.
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Columbia
Greeley
B. Gratz Brown
Congress
Thomas A. Hendri
Brown
Washington
Colorado
Thomas Watson
Georgia
Michigan
House
Jefferson
John Quincy Adams
Andrew Jackson
J. Q. Adams
Grover Cleveland
Benjamin Harrison
Pennsylvania
Union
Mountain Citizen's fierce weekly voice in Kentucky politics
The Mountain Citizen of Manchester Kentucky portrays mountain Republicans as vigorous and rising under Dr Bruner, while condemning a Democratic candidate Judge Faulkner. It notes soldiers' voting rights vary by state and that the Presidential election is a state affair with soldiers abroad often unable to vote.
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Des Mr. Watterson
Kentucky
Judge Harmon
Ohio
Mountain Citizen
Manchester
Clay County
Bruner
Dr. Bruner
Faulkner
Jarvis
Portsmouth
Russia
Japan
Commonwealth
Philippines
Miss Alice Whittaker to wed Van Hamm Wilshire at Calvary Church
Social notes report Miss Alice Whittaker plans a large wedding at Calvary Church Clifton tonight at 8 with rehearsal music by St. Pauls Cathedral choir. Invitations go out for events, teas, and dinners as the extended bridal party gathers for ceremonies and celebrations.
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Alice Whittaker
van Hamm Wilshire
Calvary Church
Clifton
Grace Probasco
Belsaw
Sherlock Place
St. Paul's Cathedral
Social Rounds Across Kin kinniconick and Newport Gatherings
Mrs Lizzie Ducker and her mother visit Kin kinniconick Kentucky while Mrs Martin Cruise Mr Thomas Cruise and Miss Eva travel from Chicago to Florida to spend the winter. Newport guests include Miss Camille Halliday Cairo Ill and Mrs Getty Covington as hostesses. A parish meeting of St Andrew s Episcopal Mission will be held at the post chapel Ft Thomas Friday evening all members and friends invited.
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Lizzie Ducker
Reiley
Kinniconick
Martin Cruise
Thomas Cruise
Eva
Charles Blake
Newport
Chicago
Florida
Charles Wiedemann
Camille Halliday
Cairo
Getty
Covington
Lillian Terry
Portsmouth
Edith Walters
St. Nicholas
Lillian Love
Mary
Lucy Smith
New Orleans
Martin Durrett
Princeton
N. J
William Klein
Ft. Thomas
William Cracely
Home City
George Bartlett
Nelson Place
Columbus
Malcolm B. Bartlett
William Botts
E. B. Jones
Hornsberger
Virginia
Samuel C. Reiley
Anderson
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Mission
Post Chapel
Hains Brothers In Court On Murder Indictment
Captain Peter C. Hains Jr. and his brother T Jenkins Hains were arraigned before Supreme Court Justice Garretson at Flushing L I on a murder in the first degree indictment connected to the death of William E B Annis. Their lawyer demurred claiming improper grand jury composition. The case adjourned until tomorrow.
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New York
Peter C. Hains, Jr
T. Jenkins Hains
Supreme Court
Garretson
Flushing
L. 1
William EB. Annis
John F. MelIntyre
Thaw Writ to Test Thaw is Dropped in Pittsburg
United States Judge James Young in Pittsburgh dismisses the habeas corpus ad testificandum to bring Harry K. Thaw from the New York State Hospital for the Criminal Insane for bankruptcy testimony. Thaw remains confined. deposition can be taken without moving him. Ex Gov Stone, Thaw’s attorney, would decide next steps.
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Ohio
Bryan
Chane Clark
Missouri
House of Representatives
James
Pittsburg
United States
Archbald
Scranton
Lamb
New York State Hospital
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
James 8. Young
Rasor Bound Over In Murder of Orie Lee Near Wadsworth
Medina Ohio October 20 Guy Rasor held for the murder of his sweetheart Orie Lee on the road near Wadsworth on October 8 was bound over to the grand jury on a first degree murder charge. His preliminary hearing began Monday. The defense argued he was devoted to the dead girl and had no motive. State evidence included tracks in road dust from the horse and buggy that carried the girl to the scene, matching Rasor’s horse shoe.
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Medina
Guy Rasor
Orie Lee
Wadsworth
Justice van Deusen
Raser
Rasor
Typhoon Amoy Kills Thousands in Chinese Cities
Oct. 20 report details extensive devastation from Thursday's typhoon. In Chang Chow 3,000 houses and 1,100 deaths. in Lam Cheng 8,000 houses and 1,200 deaths. Nearby villages north of Chang Chow also destroyed with 400 killed.
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Amoy
Chang Chow
Yamen
Lam Cheng
Chan How
Abruzzi Marriage Consent Rumor Ties To European Royalty
A Rome dispatch reports Queen Margherita finally consents to the marriage of the Duke of the Abruzzi and Katherine Elkins. Victor Emmanuel plans a diamond tiara worth $100,000 as a wedding gift. A Turin report says the Duke has disappeared from Turin and may have sailed for America under an assumed name.
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King Victor Emmanuel
Miss Elkins
London
Rome
Margherita
Italy
Duke of the
Turin
Duke of the Abruzzi
America
Charles Elliot Norton dies at 80 Harvard scholar
Cambridge Mass Oct 21 Charles Elliot Norton philanthropist and scholar longtime Harvard faculty member died at his home after illness at 14 o clock He was nearly 81 years old
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Cambridge
Mass
Charles Elliot Norton
Harvard
Suffragists Hear Kentuckians Hear Prophecy at Convention
The fortieth annual National American Woman Suffrage Association meeting in Buffalo closes with re elected officers and Seattle invitation accepted. Harriet M. Johnston Wood argues against sex based disenfranchisement citing legal precedents as Mary T. S. Gannett reports a $9,085 balance for a Susan B. Anthony Memorial Building. Kate Trimble Wolsey warns socialism and republicanism threaten women’s rights and declares a constitutional amendment vital to women’s vote.
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N. Y
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Seattle
Emma Smith de Voe
Washington Suffrage Association
Harriet M. Johnston-Wood
New York
Mrs.Wood
Supreme Court
Mary T. S. Gannett
Rochester
Susan B. Anthony Memorial Building Association
University of Rochester
Kate Trimble Wolsey
Covington
United States
Ohio Supreme Court Dockets For Ohio Rulings
Ohio Supreme Court releases include reversals and remands in cases from Lake Lucas and Columbiana counties, affirmed judgments for Breece Lumber and Payne, and multiple dismissals or motions. Several actions involve Cincinnati traction firms and local county matters with journal-entry grounds noted.
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Supreme Court of Ohio
Hannah J. Gilson
James B. Carreil
Lake County
Court of Common Pleas
John C. Carland
John Feller
Lucas County
Martha Wilson
Licking County
The
Cincinnati Traction Company
Eva Jennings
Superior Court of Cincinnati
Ebenezer Jones
Annie T. Fronfield
Jackson County
Srd
George B. Rieck
Superior Cosis Nati
Wwe Ene
Northern Ohio Traction Company
Anna Shaber
Summit County
Charles Séltam
Arelia Milum
Wyandot County
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