Commercial Tribune 1908 Cincinnati rate card and offices
The notice lists daily and weekly subscription rates for the Commercial Tribune with options for Long runs, foreign postage, and carrier delivery. It also provides office addresses in Cincinnati Covington Newport and London and notes telegraph and reading room services.
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BY. Mail
Eben
Conseececs
Oboe! Inns
Great Britain
Universal Postal Union
THD Commercial Tribune CO
Cincinnati
Walnut Hills
Gilbert Av
Covington
Scott St
Newport
York St
Munsey Building
London
Trafalgar Building
Trafalgar Square
Weather Summary for August 31 1908 Ohio Valley and Gulf region
The report notes a return of heat with a high 93 in the Ohio Valley and cooler Western conditions due to a high pressure area. Scattered showers occurred in the Gulf region. Cincinnati ranged 65 to 93 degrees. record shows maximum 93, minimum 65, average 79 with .16 inches precipitation.
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Ohio Valley
Gulf
Cincinnati
Weather Outlook Across States Tuesday Through Wednesday
Ohio shows showers and color Tuesday or Tuesday night with Wednesday fair and fresh south winds shifting to northwest. Kentucky faces partly cloudy cooler Tuesday with possible northern showers and Wednesday fair. West Virginia stays fair Tuesday and Wednesday with slight cooling. Indiana expects showers and cooler Tuesday with Wednesday light to fresh west winds becoming variable.
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Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Indiana
Ocean Steamship Movements Arrivals and Departures Listed
New York and European ports report multiple arrivals including Vader land from Antwerp Furnessia from Glasgow Duca Degli Abruzzio from enong and Naples Minnetonka from London and Kaiserin Auguste Victoria from New York. Sailed ships include Patricia from Hamburg Boulogne to New York Friedrich Der Grosse to New York Blucher to New York and Kaiserin Wilhelm der Grosse to Bremen.
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New York
Vaderland
Antwerp
Furnessia
Duca Degli Abruzzio
Enong
Naples
Minnetonka
London
ST. Johns
N. F
Glasgow
Liverpool
Malifax
Philadelphia
Hamburg
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Christiansand
United States
Copenhagen
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Bremen
Patricia
Boulogne
Friedrich der Grosse
Blucher
Southampton
Kaiser (Wilhelm der Grosse
Nordland
Queenstown
Rotterdam
Caledonia
Moville
Pretorian
Montréal
Triest. Louis
Gibraltar
Pannonia
Triest
Dover
Zeeland
Fragile selector list of names across cities and states
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and locations by name and city, including Gibson-Howard Cose Cleveland Harry S. Hume Marion S. T. Marshal Indianapolis and many others. It reads like a roster of attendees or correspondents with varied regional references and partial affiliations.
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Madison
Ind
J. PF. Demiein
Bowling Green
St. Nicholas
Sparrow
Chicago
J. B. Wise
Waterloo
N. Y
Ewin Hilger
New York
F. D. Bannigan
Utica
John W. Hewitt
Indianapolis
T. Hirst
Phoenix
Ariz
J. Richardson
Washington
Alston Ellis
Athens
Ohio
Munro
W. K. Rayburn
Adairville
Charles I. Moore
Jamestown
Thomas R. Preece
D. R
Manning
Racine
Wis
Palace
N. W
Campaign tone set for 1908 race with courtesy
The author argues the 1908 presidential contest between Taft and Bryan should be vigorous yet courteous. The Republican campaign will be affirmative and aggressive on its record, while avoiding bitterness or personal attacks. The result rests on issues, not individuals, with victory seeming possible on a solid platform.
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Bli Ss
Republican Party
Courtsey
Taft
Athens
Youngstown
United States
William Howard Taft
William Jennings Bryan
Retired politician critiques party shift toward Bryanism
The former officeholder, though retired from public life, expresses deep interest in public affairs. He laments a break from time-honored principles and accuses his party of substituting fallacious theories. He remains a Democrat but opposes Bryanism and favors the Republican path to American citizenship.
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Republican Party
ABA Critiques Lawyers Public Commentary on Pending Cases
The American Bar Association urges restraint by lawyers who publish on litigation. It condemns anonymous public statements and ex parte disclosures, warning such talk can bias judges and juries and jeopardize fair trials. The piece questions whether reforms can curb named lawyers like MelIntyre in Hains, Morschauer, or Gleason in Thaw.
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American, Bar. Association
MelIntyre
Hains
Morschauser
Gleason
Chicago gun license system prompts reflection on safety
The Chicago News questions whether licensing gun carry reduces harm and argues that lawfulness would lessen the need for firearms regardless of license. It asserts that citizens should enforce respect for law to avoid gun use.
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Chicago
Chicago News
Steel car order stirs debate over jobs and politics
The Chicago and Alton plan for 1,000 steel freight cars is called a desperate campaign trick by The Commoner, yet the Hammond Standard Steel Works will gain steady work for skilled and unskilled workers, boosting local employment.
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Chicago & Alton
Hammond
Standard Steel Works
Graft Charges Stir Gary Indiana Officials
Newly elected Gary Indiana officials face graft charges as the town advances. The case raises questions about progress in the ancient Commonwealth.
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Gary
Commonwealth of
Indiana
Senator Allison's Long Public Career and Death
Public figure Senator Allison served eight years in the House and thirty five in the Senate. He died at 79 leaving an estate appraised at seventy five thousand dollars. The facts speak for themselves.
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Allison
House
Senate
Bryan’s Visit Focus on Southern States Questioned
The remark suggests Mr. Bryan may limit planned trips to states south of the Ohio and Potomac rivers and remain uncertain about his support there.
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Bryan
Ohio and Potomac
Holland Waits for Word to Proceed Against Castro
The report notes Holland may not push Europe to aid her moves against Mr. Castro but she clearly awaits a clear signal or word to act.
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Holland
Europe
Mr. Castro
Cleveland on Democracy and Taft in a wartime note
Grover Cleveland, amid preparing letters on politics, argues the coming years will see a new ascendency of Democratic principles. He praises Taft’s fitness for the presidency and notes reforms worthy of all parties, stressing honesty and justice in national affairs. The piece ends with a brief historical echo.
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Cleveland
Taft
Cincinnati
United States
Charleston paper gags over Denver candidate name in ads
The Charleston News and Courier pokes fun at a Denver candidate as it urges readers to vote for him in campaign advertising. The item notes the humor in how the newspaper refers to the candidate within the ad and exaggerates the gag in its coverage.
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Charleston News and Courier
Denver
Woodworking effort noted in local tale
A report highlights Lewis Gonsalvyo Tornard sawing a load of wood efficiently without wasting time, illustrating diligent labor in a small community setting.
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Lewis Gonsalvyo Tornard
Oyster Season Prompts Gear Up For Leap
The note hints at preparations for the oyster season and suggests Marie Henry managed with a small plate to hold results of a passing event.
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Marie Henry
Atlantic City Declares Independence From New Jersey
A provocative line imagines Atlantic City breaking from New Jersey as midnight approaches, with a playful note that the oyster will become a local presence in a figurative sense.
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Atlantic City
New Jersey
Milton's Angel Uriel in the Sun on View at MFA
Washington Allston's painting The Angel Uriel in the Sun, six by eight feet, hung in the Museum of Fine Arts second printroom at Copley Square. The work, inspired by Milton's Paradise Lost, depicts Satan's approach to Paradise with Uriel watching from the sun, reflecting Allston's career and ties to Wordsworth and Coleridge.
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Museum of Fine Arts
Copley Square
Angel Uriel
Washington Allston
England
Milton
Satan
Hell
Uriel
Paradise
Earth
Gabriel
Allston
Allston Uriel in the Sun Sold to Boston Museum of Fine Arts
In a Miscellanies note on Irving's art, Samuel Taylor Coleridge praises Allston's Angel Uriel. The Uriel, bought by Marquis of Stafford, hung at Trentham. After estate sales and Duke of Sutherland ownership, the painting was photographed for Flagg's Life, then sold at auction and now resides in the Museum of Fine Arts Boston.
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Irving
Washington Irving Léeslie
Allston
Uriel
Paul Veronese
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Petworth House
England
Washington Allston
Marquis of Stafford
Institute
Trentham House
Royal Academy
West
Lord Morpeth
Boston
Ariel
Duchess of Sutherland
Museum of Fine Arts
Belshazzar
Duke of Sutherland
Marquis of
Stafford
America
Flagg
Charles Scribner's Sons
Sir Francis Allston Channing, Bart
M. P
Uplifting Farmers and Rural Life Reflections
A columnist discusses the limits of uplifting certain farmers and the need to keep youth at home on the farm. He contrasts thrifty, progressive farmers with those who fail to adapt, citing spraying practices and orchard quality as indicators. The piece also touches horse betting culture and a tongue in cheek note about Taft and Gus Karger’s fish reports.
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Mr. Taft
Gus Karger
Middle Bays Island
Paris Guests Register at The Herald Office
Mrs and D Segal Jr George and Mrs Stimer and ut tenhelm of Cincinnati registered at The Herald office today in Paris August 31.
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Paris
Mrsa. and
D. Segal, Jr
George
Mrs. Stimer and
Uttenhelm
Cincinnati
Herald
Minstrels of Cohan and Harris Captivate Grand Theater
The Grand hosts the second Cohan and Harris minstrel show with strong turnout from amusement seekers despite baseball night. Star talent includes George Evans, George Thatcher, Eddie Leonard, Julian Eltinge, Mat Keefe, and others. The run promises capacity crowds, with a Labor Day season close and bargain day activities on steamer rides for charity.
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Cohan
Harris
Reds
Pittsburgs
Cork
Cohan and Harris
George Evans
George Thatcher
Eddie Leonard
Julian Eltinge
Mat Keefe
Frank Morrell
John King
Waterbury Brothers
Tenney
Rice
Cohan and
Harris Minstrels
Fraser Highlanders Band at Zoo with pipers and dancers
The Zoo week features a bagpipe division of six pipers five Highland dancers and three drummers led by Pipe Major Angus McMillan Fraser forming the Fraser Highlanders Band alongside a 40 member orchestra under Conductor Gilliland. They will perform Scotch music with Yankee Doodle and popular selections.
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Zoo
Angus McMillan Fraser
Fraser Highlanders
Gilliland
Lion and Mouse Next Week at Grand Opera House
The Lion and the Mouse opens next Monday at the Grand Opera House for a week. Edmond Breese leads the company with Henry B. Harris producing. Shirley Rossmore is played by Dorothy Donnelly, with a distinguished cast promising strong appeal.
Free Setters Quartet Dazzles at the Columbia Night
Last night at the Columbia Cincinnati group Free Setters held a large turnout with their ladies to honor the Free Setters Quartet. The ensemble received enthusiastic encores for Murray piano Drury ballad Pickett black face dancing Jones and were greeted by floral tributes including a wreath marked Front. Miami Country Club led by Theodore Mayer attended along with other attractions and Miss Edna Aug drew special enthusiasm.
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Columbia
Cincinnati
Free Setters
Parquette
Murray
Drury
Pickett
Jones
Hig
Miami Country Club
Theodore Mayer
Edna Aug
Season Seat Sale Opens For Forepaugh at Olympic
Box office for Forepaugh Company season seats at the Olympic opens tomorrow at 9 o clock with next week’s places on Thursday Mansfield’s Beaux Brummel to be staged in stock for the first time and will open early in the season.
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Olympic
Mansfield
Lion and the Mouse cast members eye change after long runs
Henry B. Harris will send his company to the Grand Opera House next week and most actors in the troupe have appeared in the production more than a thousand times. In Boston last spring, actors expressed a wish for reassignment, but Harris accommodated two who requested a change. Edmond Breeze, Dorothy Donnelly, Frazer Coulter, Marion Pollock Johnson, E. A. Eberle, Grace Thorne, Malcolm Duncan, Reginald Carrington, Ella Craven, Walter Allen, Alice Marvel, and Charles Sturges are part of the company.
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Grand Opera House
Mr. Klein
Henry B. Harris
Edmond Breese
John Burkett Ryder
Boston
Forepaugh Company Prepares for Open Season at Olympic
The Forepaugh Stock Company held its first rehearsal for the upcoming season at the Olympic next Sunday afternoon. Cast members including Miss Adair, Walter Gilbert, Harry Fenwick, Wilson Hummel, Frank Sylvester, Gilbert, Robert Ely, Miss Ellison, Miss Aigen, Miss Ellmore, and Miss Lawton arrived to join the company. Forepaugh management previews a strong season with The Road to Yesterday as the opening attraction and an extra Labor Day matinee.
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Miss Adair
Walter Gilbert
Harry Fenwick
Wilson Hummel
Frank Sylvester
Gilbert
Robert Ely
Ellison
Aigen
Bargain Day to Close Coney Island Children’s Week
The season at Coney Island has featured large events benefiting children with public and semi public institutions hosting 50 000 youngsters. Friday marks the last day of the celebration as Bargain Day proceeds.
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Coney Island
Coney Company
Edna Aug Shines on Columbia Vaudeville Stage
Edna Aug scores a wonderful success in her new act at the Columbia vaudeville stage. The charming comedienne displays daintiness and a deft touch that reveal a new talent. A display of versatility blends comedy with serious emotion and earns sincere admiration from appreciative audiences, whose encores taxed the performer.
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Edna Aug
Columbia
Chester entertains with free vaudeville at Colonel Martins
The article notes lively shows at Colonel Martins big amusement city despite opera singers leaving. Coburn Bar low Minstrels provide free attraction at the vaudeville pavilion and patrons enjoy generous, satisfactory entertainment without charge.
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Chester
Colonel Martin
Coburn Barlow Minstrels
Vaudeville
Minstrel Show Delights Chester Summer Resort Crowd
Local summer resort hosts a minstrel program praised for bright songs and lively alio acts. Reggie Futch shares top comedy singing, with Robert T. Wade Joe Dunlevy Bobby Gossans and Harry Coghlan earning strong praise. The Tuscano Brothers Dunlevy Futch University Four and Devere Brothers shine in specialty numbers.
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Tuscano Brothers
Dunlevy and
Futch
University Four
Devere Brothers
Chester
Howe's Moving Pictures At Lyric Delight Audiences
Lyman Howe's moving pictures filled the Lyric Theater last night and have drawn crowds nightly for weeks. The program is praised for splendid selection and engaging, panoramic views that captivate audiences beyond typical five cent fare. It is noted as educational and highly praised by patrons.
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Howe’s. Moving Pictures
Lyman Howe
Moving Pictures
Lyric Theater
Howe
Lyric
Chester Amateurs Vaudeville Contest Signups Open
Amateurs wishing to perform at Chester vaudeville contests on Sunday September 13 should contact Amateur Manager Chester Park for booking and details. Prizes include 10 and 5 dollar gold pieces plus smaller cash awards for non winners. Amateur Sundays typically draw large crowds and produce creditable shows.
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Chester
Chester Park
Burlesque Moves Ahead at Standard Theater With New Acts
The Reilly and Woody Show and Great New York Stars deliver improved performance after late rehearsals. Jerome, famed manager and owner, refined the burlesques, with "A Vision of Salome" starring Mlle Aguita Valdez to headline The Little Organ Grinder at the Lyceum next Sunday. The act mirrors Salome's grand opera scene and may outshine Hal Reid's play later.
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Reilly and Woody
New York
Standard Theater
Jerome
Big Combination
Salome
Organ Grindler
Lyceum
Mlle
Agaiita Valdez
Hal Reid
Gaiety Girls to Perform at People's Theater Next Week
The Broadway Gaiety Girls will entertain audiences at People's Theater next week after the Bohemians have departed for other fields.
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People’s Theater
Remarkable Hunting Cat Peter Pan Captures Rabbits and Birds
Athol two year old tiger cat Peter Pan owned by Miss Mabel Barber astonishes residents with a record of chasing and capturing prey. He dragged a full sized rabbit two miles home and has seized nineteen birds six snakes two squirrels and more. He disdains rats and mice and loves water and toys while his owner trims his hunts with a bell collar.
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Peter Pan
Mabel Barber
Athol
Bunny
Peter
Brownie
Jane Ee
Nike
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