Commercial Tribune 1908 city notices and bureau list
The item lists postal rates for foreign countries, subscription terms, and office addresses. It also enumerates branch offices in Walnut Hills Covington Newport Washington and London with newsrooms and newsboys, plus a note about a free reading room in London for Americans.
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Covington
Scott St
Newport
York St
Washington
Munsey Building
London
Trafalgar Building
Trafalgar Square
Weather Summary for September 2 1908
Widespread high pressure brings clear conditions across the nation with cool to warm temperatures. In Cincinnati, highs reached 80 and lows 63 as a warm trend develops later in the week. The day ended with no precipitation and a slight daily temperature deficiency of one degree.
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Iowa
Nebraska
Gulf Region
Cincinnati
Cos Voss
Enee
Citles
V. Citles
W. Abilene
Lander el
Atlanta
Little Rock
Baltimore
Louisville
Bismarck
Memphis Tees
Buffalo
Montgomery P.c
P.c
Nashville
New Ee P
Charlotte
New York
Chattanooga Aes
Norfolk
Cheyenne
North Platte
Palestine
Columbus
Parkersburg
Corpus Christ
Philadelphia
Davenport
Pittsburg
Denver
Sos
Pueblo P.c
Q’appelle
Dubuque
Weaee
Rapid City
Duluth
Vereeeeser
Ces
St. Louis
E' Paso
St. Paul
Galveston
San Antonio
Cc Ou
Santa Fe
Clrand Rapids
P. c
Shreveport
Eavre Covonesss
Helena
Springfield
Indianapolis Vicksburg
Jacksonville
Washington Kansas Ty P.c
Early week warmer and fair across multiple states
Ohio shows fair and slightly warmer Thursday and Friday with light variable winds. Kentucky has fair weather Thursday and Friday with warmer temperatures. West Virginia forecasts fair conditions Thursday with cooler eastern areas, then fair and warmer Friday. Indiana expects fair weather Thursday with warmth in the north and central regions and similar conditions Friday with light variable winds.
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Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Indiana
Ocean Steamship Movements in Atlantic Ports
Sailed: Mauretania to Liverpool via Queenstown Teutonic to Southampton via Plymouth and Cherbourg Alice to Naples and Trieste Estonia to Rotterdam and Libau. Arrived: Prinzess Irene from Genoa Naples London Marquette from Philadelphia to Antwerp. Sailed: Kaiser Wilhelm II to New York via Cherbourg Hamburg Majestic to New York via Cherbourg Hamburg. Arrived: Saxonia from Boston. Sailed: Madonna to New York Principe di Piemonte to New York Romagic to Mediterranean Winifredian to Liverpool Oceanic arrived at Southampton from New York Caronia to New York Haverford to Philadelphia Montezuma to Montreal.
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New York
Liverpool
Queenstown
Teutonic
Southampton
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Alice
Naples
Triest
Estonia
Rotterdam
Libau
Genoa
London
Marquette
Philadelphia
Antwerp
Bremen
Hamburg
Majestic
Saxonia
Boston
Marseilles
Mediterranean
Pyts
Winifredian
Oceanic
Haverford
Montreal
Names and residences listed in interstate why column
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with surnames and their cities across states and countries from Columbus to Belfast. It appears as a directory-like or notices section presenting names followed by current or reported residences. The text ends without a clear news event or narrative.
Cincinnatians in Paris
Cincinnati residents Mr. and Mrs. M. Haas Mrs. Charles Haas Mr. A. M. Haas and the Misses Sarah H. and Helen Trounstine are registered at The Herald office in Paris on September 2 in a special cable report to the Commercial Tribune.
Netherlands prepares reply to Venezuela through German minister
The Netherlands government has prepared a note in reply to Venezuela’s second communication. The note will be presented through German Minister Baron Von Seckendorti at Caracas.
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The
Hague
Netherlands
Venezuela
Caracas
Baron von Seckendorti
Which Shall Rule Law or Mob in America
Taft argues mob violence stems from uncertain prosecutions and lax jury service. He urges citizens, juries, and courts to perform full duty to deter mobs, citing historic incidents and current riots as examples of lawlessness that would fade with firm legal action.
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Virginia Bar Association
Taft
United States
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Homestead
Cripple Creek
Springfield
Ohio
Illinois
Wilmington
Delaware
Atlanta
Georgia
Sodia
Akron
Kentucky
New Jersey
Bayside Club
Wisconsin Senator Aims to Lambaste Platform Authors
In his determination to lambaste the men who wrote the Chicago platform La Follette vows to attack those whose work will gain national endorsement including in Wisconsin.
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Chicago
la Follette
Wisconsin
La Follette Speaks in Menominee Falls on Senate Stance
Senator La Follette asks where he should stand during a speech at Menominee Falls. He suggests party loyalty may be expected by voters who backed his Senate bid.
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la Follette
Menominee Falls
Senate
Chorus girls gain wisdom with age says Milwaukee Sentinel
The Milwaukee Sentinel proclaims chorus girls grow wiser with age suggesting the majority of the group must be quite seasoned in experience.
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The
Milwaukee Sentinel
Central American Republics Mull Quiet Month After Peace
After a month of peace, Central American Republics consider their next steps and potential plans for a calmer domestic scene and regional ties. Leaders weigh reconstruction and regional cooperation options amid shifting alliances and economic needs.
Fines May Backfire On Castro in French Firm Case
Mr. Castro faces a $5,000,000 penalty against a French company and could incur additional costs personally. The action risks financial exposure beyond the settlement, with potential legal fees mounting as the case unfolds.
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Castro
New Jersey Cranberry Crop and Law Face Setback in Atlantic City
A beachside Atlantic City report notes the New Jersey cranberry crop struggles alongside stalled legal action. Officials warn growers and lawmakers amid unmet targets and regulatory delays impacting production and policy.
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New Jersey
Springfield Trials Move Forward After Indictments
Authorities report indictments completed earlier, now trials proceed with juries seated and verdicts anticipated in multiple cases across the Springfield court system. Officials say schedule remains tight and witnesses expected to testify this month.
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Springfield
Season Opens as Matinee Idol Era Begins
The season marks the return of the matinee idol era with new appearances and audience interest rising as venues welcome leading performers.
Busy Fire Dept Responds to Multiple Alarms
Firefighters tackled no fewer than six box alarms and as many still alarms yesterday. Several calls stemmed from dry grass in vacant lots while a house at 2535 Kemper Lane suffered weather boarding damage from painters. Prompt actions saved the home with about 100 dollars in damage.
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Viola Christian
Kemper Lane
Roberts Shot on Boardwalk Improves in Atlantic City
Charles B. Roberts of Baltimore remains alive and improving after a Wednesday night shooting on the Atlantic City boardwalk. Police have yet to make arrests or identify the assailant.
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Baltimore
Atlantic City
N. J
Charles B. Roberts
Roberts
Betting loss teaches hard lessons in a near miss tale
A bettor loses eight dollars and a last dollar when a four-team national league wager collapses as St Louis tops Chicago in a tense tenth inning. The near miss ends with the gambler’s dream dashed and a reflection on sport’s risky bets.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Reds
Highet
Surgeon Rustin Fatally Shot Outside Omaha Home
Dr. Frederick T. Rustin, a leading West coast surgeon, was shot as he approached his Omaha residence at 3 a.m. The motive remains unknown. police shifted from suicide to murder after no pistol was found. The crime occurred after a late night at election returns.
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Omaha
Neb
Frederick T. Rusti
West
Rustin
Chloroform Robbery By Woman Bandit At Jersey City Home
A stylish young woman posing as a gas company agent used chloroform and a pistol to rob Mrs. Mary Bakeweit at her First Street residence in Jersey City. She asked to check a gas meter, then used a handkerchief soaked with chloroform and rifled the apartment.
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New York
Mary Bakeweit
First Street
Jersey City
Mahogany Expert John W. Hawkes Loses Sight
Friends report John W. Hawkes former C. H. Burton & Co. lumber specialist has lost his sight with little chance of recovery per a leading German doctor. Hawkes, born in London, lived in Cincinnati and traveled worldwide seeking lumber, crossing the Atlantic 153 times and riding the Lusitania on its maiden voyage.
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John W. Hawkes
C. H. Burton & Co
Hawkes
United States
Europe
Atlantic Ocean
Germany
Pagenstacker
Weisbaden
Cincinnati
London
Walnut Hills
Two Men to Name Democratic Ticket
City party leaders in Hamilton County arrange nominations for the Democratic Legislative county and city tickets. Lewis G. Bernard and Thomas J. Noctor pace the process while dismissing Pfaff supporters as they seek a clean party slate amid factional splits.
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Lewis G. Bernard
Thomas J. Noctor
Common Pleas
Parcell
Mr. Bernard
Bernard
Noctor
Society of Equity criticized in Shelbyville editorial
The Shelby Record denounces the American Society of Equity and the Burley Branch as bugaboos that frighten local business and press. The piece questions county membership, warns against pooling and cites disputes about leadership, the 1904 1905 pool, and profits favoring insiders over farmers and tenants.
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Shelby Record
Shelbyville
American Society of Equity
Burley
Kentucky
Cantrill
Society of Equity
Equity
Board of Control
Shelby County
Kimball
Spades
Society of Equity of
American Tobacco Company
Didn't Forget Didn't Do It Refuted in Shelby Record
The Shelbyville The Record notes a past article from The Commercial Tribune about the Burley Tobacco Society. It states Mr. Le Bus was given space to respond and that the Record had publicized the first piece.
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the Record
The
Commercial Tribune
Burley Tobacco Society
le Bus
Taft and Bryan factions clash in energized party scene
The Harmony Committee plans a primary for delegates and county executive seats as factional battles heat up. In the Twentieth Ward Reuben J. White and W. J. Higgins contest, while the Third Ward Bryan Harmon Club opens with speeches by Bentham and Shuff. Taft campaign activity ramps in Linton and Wilkes-Barre with speakers and club events across the state.
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Harmony Committee
Reuben J. White
White
Judge Harmon
W. J. Higgins
Third Ward
Bryan-Harmon Club
Concord and
Morgan Streets
William Harlow
Thomas Bentham
William Geohegan
John L. Shuff
Equity leader Le Bus accused of outside tobacco sales in pool
A Lexington dispatch reports the Equity Society Board backed President Clarence Le Bus of Cynthiana and allowed him to sell tobacco outside the Winchester pool. Accusations claim he kept 1904 and 1905 crop holdings out of the pool, earning an estimated 30 000 to 50 000 dollars while others faced costs and price pressures.
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le Bus
Burley Tobacco Society (Incorporated
Winchester
Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
Burley Tobacco Society
American National Bank
Fifth-Third National Bank and Stockyards Bank and Trust Company
Lexington
Board of Control
The
Equity Society
Clarence le Bus
Cynthiana
Equity Tobacco Branch
Tobacco Trust
Bryan Talks on Tariff in Iowa Rally
William J. Bryan addressed a large Democratic rally in Sioux City Iowa focusing on tariff guaranty of bank deposits labor and trust questions and governmental reforms. He denounced Coleman Dupont and Senator Ross Penrose as unlikely reformers due to their trust affiliations and praised reception in Minnesota and Iowa on his train journey.
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Sioux City
William J. Bryan
Coleman Dupont
Delaware
Ross
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Republican Executive Committee
Minnesota
Iowa
Bryan
Hudspeth named to national Democrat post for Bryan campaign
Robert F. Hudspeth chairman of the New Jersey State Democratic Committee is appointed and accepted as vice chairman of the National Democratic Committee. He will serve as eastern campaign manager for William J. Bryan.
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New York
Robert F. Hudspeth
New Jersey
Democratic Committee
National Democratic Committee
Hudspeth
William J. Bryan
Italian restaurateur faces divorce over wife's disappearance
Louis R. Carraro of 49 West Fifth street plans divorce after his wife Lulu Carraro vanished on August 2. He says she is whereabouts unknown, denies reconciliation, and asserts she may return home. A warrant had been issued for a decorator linked to a separate theft case, which Mrs. Wagner decided to drop.
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Louis R. Carraro
West Fifth Street
Otto Renner
Mary Sayers
Carrara
Cincy
Lulu Carraro
Middleton
Ind
Carraro
Anna Waner
Evanston
Martin
Smedes
Peter Conley
Buffalo
Tenants Resist Move in Sixth Street Construction Area
Trouble arises as occupants refuse to vacate buildings at Sixth and College streets for a new 100000 power plant to be built by A L Andrews from plans by Tietig and Lee. Owners refuse September rents and warn wreckers will begin work regardless of tenant presence. The Norwood Episcopal Church plans a 12000 parish house by Werner and Adkins. A Stanton Lincoln avenues transfer maps Horace C Gray as buyer. Pierson R Mitchell is former owner. Theodore Mayer and Bro brokers sold Linwood Delta junction property, the old Kennedy homestead, to Frank Boesch for three to four high class residences. Bramwell Company leases 129 East Fifth Street for five years at 300 monthly.
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Sixth and
College Streets
A. L. Andrews
Tietig & Lee
Stanton and
Lincoln Avenues
Walnut Hills
Horace C. Gray
Pierson R. Mitchell
Theodore Mayer & Bro
Linwood and
Delta Avenues
Kennedy
Linwood Avenue
Frank Boesch
Fire destroys lumber valued at 100000 in Cleveland yards
Fire this afternoon at the Saginaw Bay Lumber Company yards in Cleveland destroyed lumber valued at 100000 across two acres of piles. A strong wind fanned the blaze and threatened the central viaduct and Nickel Plate Railway Bridge, though the steel structures were not seriously harmed. The wooden ties on the bridge caught fire several times but caused no major damage.
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Cleveland
Saginaw Bay Lumber Company
Big Central
First Regiment O N G Mobilizes for Camp Benjamin
The First Regiment Ohio National Guard with 500 men and 40 officers departs from the Armory at 8 15 A M aboard the C H D special for Camp Benjamin Indianapolis for annual encampment and field maneuvers. Lt Col William M Sullivan confirms mobilizing details as Cincinnati units join the First Brigade under Gen Mc Mahen with Gen Dick as division commander.
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Frst
Camp Benjamin
Harrison
Indianapolis
William M. Sullivan
Cincinnati
Joseph Hall
Ohio
William V. McMahen
Charles Dickis
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Colored Republican Club
Lebus
Harrodsburg Democrat
Owa
Boss Penrose
Eastern
Garrard
Restaurateur
Sixth
Norwood Episcopal Church
Ashland Avenue
Werner & Adkins
Bramwell Company
East Fifth Street
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