Commercial Tribune 1908 Cincinnati edition directory and notices
A front page notice listing publication details for The Commercial Tribune of Cincinnati with pricing, postal information, contact addresses, and several bureau offices including Walnut Hills Covington Newport Washington London. It notes subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, and delivery and foreign mail terms.
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Great Britain
Universal Postal Union
Express
THE
Commercial Tribune CO
Cincinnati
Walnut Hills
Gilbert Av
Covington
Scott St
Newport
York St. Washington
Munsey Building
London
Trafalgar Building
Trafalgar Square
Weather Update and Cincinnati Climate Report for Sept 5 1908
Slightly warmer conditions prevail in central valleys as a low pressure area moves east of the U S. Scattered light rain in the Southwest but drought persists elsewhere. Cincinnati records show a 64 to 84 degree day with cloudy skies and a 74 degree average. accumulated precipitation deficits and temperature excesses are noted for the year.
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United States
Cincinnati
Ohio West Winds Bring Pleasant Weekend Forecast
Ohio sees fair skies with fresh southwest to west winds through Sunday night. Kentucky and West Virginia expect fair weather Sunday and Monday. Indiana forecasts fair conditions Sunday with cooler air in the north, Monday winds turning light to fresh southwest and west.
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Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Indiana
Ocean Steamship Movements from Major Ports
Ships sailed and arrived across New York and European ports noting vessels such as St Paul Vaderland Carmania Prinzess Irene and President Grant with onward routes to Antwerp Liverpool Naples Genoa and more. Several arrivals include The New York from Southampton Cherbourg and The Philadelphia from New York with multiple sailings and routes listed.
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New York
St. Paul
Southampton
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Vaderland
Antwerp
Dover
Carmania
Liverpool
Queenstown
Prinzess Irene
Naples
Genoa
President Grant
Hamburg
Chicago
Havre
Minnetonka
London
Buenos Ayres
Cadiz
Barcelona
Furnesia
Glasgow
Moville
Scilly
Bremen
Philadelphia
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
Palermo
Martha Washington
Triest
Zeland
Campania
Celtic
Boston
St. Louis
Messina
Italia
Norfolk
Argentina
Venice
Rotterdam
Nieuw Amsterdam
Boulogne
Saigon
Dunkirk
San Francisco
Gibraltar
la Lorraine
Doveer
Zeeland
Caledonia
Unclear List of Names and Addresses in Market Notes
A fragmented OCR passage lists pairs of names and cities across multiple lines, including Dennison, Anderson, Lockhard, Harper, Doty, Gibson, Bennett, Adkisson, Sherburne, Williams, Budd, Smith, Burkley, Blumenthal, Lackman, McGewey, Watts, Christadora, Rubiner, Woodard, Snow, Waller, Williams, Howe, Graminson, Jones, Talbot, Haines, Neeves, Mills, Eggleson, Todd, Bacon, and others, with corresponding places such as Detroit, Williamsburg, New York, Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia, Newark, Miss., Cleveland, Pittsburgh, San Diego, Washington, and more. The text appears to be part of a catalog-like listing, possibly indicating residents, associates, or donors, but the OCR is garbled and lacks context or a narrative.
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Greencastle
Ind
Munro
F. W. Daniels
Philadelphia
H. E. Haines
Chicago
A. L. Neeves
Boston
George L. Mills
Springfield
O. Grand
A. Eggleson
Cleveland
Mrs. Todd
St. Louis
W. M. Bacon
Chi Sam
Allison
C. C. Esdale
Birmingham
Birth of the Equity Trust at Winchester June 4 1907
The article traces the creation of the Equity Trust by the Society of Equity in Winchester Kentucky on June 4 1907. It alleges abuse of tobacco growers in Mason County through the County Boards of Control and the Mason County Tobacco Warehouse Company with profits for insiders, while growers received far less than promised. It cites specific contracts, prices, and transfers showing alleged inequities and calls for accountability.
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Society of Equity
Indianapolis
Indiana
Equity Trust
Winchester
Kentucky
The
Commercial Tribune
Burley
County Board of Control
Board of Control of
Mason County
Boards of Control
Mason Couny Tobacco Warehouse Company
Embryo Equity Trust
United States
Mason County Board of Control
Mason County Tobacco Warehouse Company
Commodore Vanderbilt
Mason County Tobacco Warehouse
Handler Kirk
Kirk
Mason County Tobacco Grower
Shanklin
Blatterman
Watson
Boulden
Collis
Mason County Boards
Mason County Tobacco Ware
State Board of Control
Board of Control
Elijah T. Kirk
Mason County Tobacco
County Boards of Control
Vermont Election Hints Wind Of Public Mood
The Cleveland Plain Dealer cited the Vermont election as a straw poll to gauge political direction but observed no clear impact on Fairview, noting no decisive momentum or comfort for voters on the lawn.
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Vermont
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Fairview
China Waits as Call for Bryan Returns in November
The memo suggests delaying any recall of Mr. Bryan to allow China to hear the call for action. It notes Mr. Bryan’s loquacious reputation and argues patience until November.
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Mr. Bryan
China
Maine predictions and the Nebraska man in the forecast
The passage names predictions tied to Maine and cites Mr. Gompers as a key predictor for the Gentleman from Nebraska, noting his prior trip to Maine and return. It frames Gompers as a principal forecaster in the referenced forecast.
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Maine
Gompers
Nebraska
World map of Bryanism to have large circulation
In New York it is confidently believed that The World map of Bryanism will enjoy a large and comprehensive circulation despite contrary opinions.
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New York
Cruel Strategy Keeping Bryan Put Up Against Gains
The writer questions the Democratic Party practice of nominating William Jennings Bryan to repeatedly face defeat, deeming it cruel to both the candidate and supporters as defeats occur.
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Democratic Party
Mr. Bryan
Taft Credits Photographers for Bass Trip Luck Change
Mr Taft shifts blame for misfortune at Middle Bass away from bait to photographers, a lighter note that signals a rare public acknowledgement of other factors in his fishing results at Middle Bass.
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Mr. Taft
Bryan Pushes Progressive Policy View Faces GOP Split
Mr. Bryan claims next of blood status in progressive Republican policies, but Vermont did not view it that way, signaling a rift within regional party understanding and alignment.
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Mr. Bryan
Vermont
Europeans Readying Discord in Morocco Concert of Action
The report notes European powers preparing to clash over strategy in Morocco as they seek to shape a coordinated approach. It highlights tensions among nations and the struggle to align interests amid colonial and regional interests.
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Europe
Discord
Morocco
Captain Hains Delayed By Legal Action Before Spotlight
Captain Hains awaits his legal representative to sue before stepping into the real limelight. The remark hints at a delayed public profile tied to ongoing legal maneuvers involving the captain or his associates.
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Hains
Straw Hat Remains Firm Against Stronger Winds
In a display of stubborn resilience a straw hat endures against persistent gusts. Observers note its stubborn staying power as the wind tests its limits.
Bronx youth eats glass to win bet at saloon
Peter Steckler, 19, of 3623 Cappenter Avenue, Bronx, swallowed a piece of glass after a wager in a saloon last Wednesday night. He was taken to Fordham Hospital in severe abdominal pain and will undergo an operation to remove the glass.
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Peter Steckler
Cappenter Avenue
Bronx
Fordham Hospital
Platzek
Women Check Huge Theater Bouquets In Checking Room
In a New York Globe report the checking room holds large theater bouquets in water. A maid notes the fashion for women to carry oversized blooms and explains the bouquets are checked with hats and wraps to stay fresh, unseen by most spectators.
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New York Globe
Outlook for General Trade Reflects Mixed Early Half
The report notes weak profits for two major mail order firms in the first half, with retail quiet and wholesaling steady but not normal. Collections slow, crops market timing may improve it. Rail earnings show little change, with August figures lagging last year but idle cars decreasing, suggesting better system earnings ahead.
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Fron
Notable Leaders Die in Cities Across the Nation
Obituaries report the deaths of Thomas M. Richards former First Vice President of the Philadelphia and Reading Cost and Iron Company in Philadelphia at 72, John Y. Smith Negro Reformatory head and Liberia envoy in Richmond at 65, Arthur Sanders a Milwaukee figure, Willis Howe Palmer House manager, dying yesterday in French Lick Indiana from liver and heart complications.
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Thomas M. Richards
Philadelphia and Reading Cost and Iron Company
Philadelphia
John Y. Smith
Negro Reformatory
Richmond
Liberia
Cleveland
Arthur Sanders
Milwaukee
Willis Howe
Palmer House
Chicago
United States
French Lick
Ind
Cincinnatians in Paris Registration at The Herald
Cincinnatians Katherine Roddy and Ahna McManus registered at The Herald office in Paris today. The pair traveled from Cincinnati for the ceremony.
Hospitality question stirs debate over governor meet
Indianapolis reader questions the historicity of a famed exchange reportedly said between North Carolina and South Carolina governors about hospitality and drinking. The note explores possible origins and suggests the line may be apocryphal, then shifts to a clip from The New York World praising plain living. It also shares reader experiences about office phone misuse and local Osage orange trees.
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Indianapolis
North Carolina
South Carolina
Washington
Campaign opens at Youngstown supports tariffs and Taft
The piece argues for a Tariff Commission as a key reform, attacking Bryan and the Democrats while praising Taft. It presents a comparison of Bryan and Taft, lauding Taft’s record on foreign policy, the Philippines, Cuba, the Panama Canal, and domestic governance as evidence of superior leadership for the nation.
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Bryan
Taft
Philippines
Cuba
Roosevelt
William H. Taft
Chinese Ambush Near Langyao Slays French Officers
News from South China reports 100 French troops ambushed by Chinese forces in a Langyao valley on the Tonkin border. Captain Fleury and Lieutenant Delattre were killed as Chinese troops on surrounding hills engaged the French, who captured the village before it was retaken.
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Victoria
B. C
Empress of India
South China
Langyao
Tonkin
Fleury
Delattre
Detective shot during burglary near Davenport Street
Philadelphia railroad detective Edward R. Stanton, 2 years on duty, was fatally shot by burglars as they tried to break into a box car near Davenport Street. Stanton had spotted two men, ordered surrender, fired when they fled, and was mortally wounded while pursuing them. Police questioned a woman as part of the investigation.
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Cleveland
Edward Rp. Stanton
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Davenport Street
Stato Stanton
Enk & Puller
Breasl
Ampleion
No Claim on Mackinac Island by Edgar Conkling
Detroit dispatch reports Mackinac Island title never owned by Edgar Conkling. Mackinac Island State Park Commission official says records show Conkling held land only on the mainland near Mackinac City. Investigator notes Conkling planned Mackinaw City but the scheme failed. state has long held undisputed possession.
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Commercial Tribune
Detroit
Edgar Conkling
Mackinac Island
William A. Perren
Mackinnec Island State Park
Perren
Conkling
Mackinac City
Pennsylvania
Mackinaw City
United States
Bryan Eady for Long Trip Today
Fairview Nebraska September 5 1900 Bryan is preparing for his trip to the Eastern and Middle States as Democratic presidential candidate William J Bryan works early and largely declines callers while locals line up for a glimpse of the politician at his home.
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Eastern
Middle States
Fairview
Lincoln
Neb
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Earthquake Felt in San Juan Puerto Rico
An earthquake shock was felt in San Juan Puerto Rico at about 12 10 PM causing alarm as residents rushed outside. No material damage or loss of life reported in the city or interior points so far.
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San Juan
P. R
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