Commercial Tribune details and distant bureaus notice
Publication information for The Commercial Tribune including offices in Cincinnati Walnut Street and Government Place, subscription rates, and branch offices in Walnut Hills Covington Newport and Washington London bureaus with newsboy service and mailing options.
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Weather record shows late summer heat across valleys
The report notes a return to 90s in the Ohio and Mississippi Valleys with Florida and gulf coast regions receiving heavy rain. Cincinnati records a high of 91 and a low of 59 for September 10, 1908, with clear skies and no rain by 7 p.m. The day shows a 4 degree excess in temperature and a 0.64 inch precipitation tally.
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Weather overview for Ohio West Virginia Kentucky Indiana
The forecast notes generally fair weather across Ohio West Virginia Kentucky and Indiana. Friday and Saturday are expected to be mostly clear with light to fresh southwest and west winds in Ohio and Indiana. West Virginia and Kentucky are also expected to remain generally fair with similar wind conditions.
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West Virginia
Kentucky
Indiana
Transatlantic Voyages Departed and Arrived Boats List
Shipping notices show arrivals at New York and Lisbon ports with ships including The Patricia Barbarossa and Cedric. Departures include Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Etruria and Celtic. arrivals include Lusitania Baltic Teuton ic and Statendam at various European ports.
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Cincinnati Hotel Arrivals Listing Travelers by City
A packed list shows guests arriving at Cincinnati hotels including Gibson A L Wasson Chicago W F Kurtz New York George W Hall Grand Rapids and others from Cleveland Nashville Baltimore Indianapolis Dallas Detroit St Louis and more. The notice catalogs numerous names with originating cities and stays at hotels such as St Nicholas Grand Palace and Palace with travelers from across the Midwest and beyond.
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Shreveport Iil
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Springfield
Eld
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Jacksonville
Vicksburg
Kansas City
Washington
Joseph F. Phillips
Syracuse
C. M. Weaver
Delaware
John J. Gorman
Baylin
W. E. Grady
M. A. Fitzgerald
Fred J. Quinn
A. J. Milkus
Dennison
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Beloit
Wis
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Wife
Troy
Ind
J. H. Reece
Hillsboro
Fullmer
St. Nicholas
E. W. McDonald
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E. C. Murray
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E. K. Sterns
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Notable Cincinnati Men Register in Paris
J Block Joseph Rollman Dr M L Heidingsfeld and Lee Steinstreimer of Cincinnati registered at the Herald office in Paris on September 10.
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Herald
The Figures in the Case on Presidential Prognostication
A discussion of campaign prognosticators from both parties and their claims. The New York Times table shows states favoring Taft and Roosevelt, with caution about overconfidence and the role of actual voting results.
Bad Luck in a $2 Bill Raises The Courier's Curious Tale
The Charleston News and Courier reports a curious superstition about a $2 bill, noting its appearance in circulation and a peculiar link to Mr. Bryan’s hat. Marie Henry’s passing is mentioned in a humorous context surrounding the item.
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Marie Henry
Buckeye in Pocket Sparks Taft State Mention
The line notes Mr. Bryan carrying a Buckeye in his left pocket and suggests that even with two Buckeyes he could not stop Mr. Taft from holding the State of the Buckeye ongoing.
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Mr. Bryan
Mr. Taft
Silence in Jeffries Davis Row Sparks Speculation
Hypotheses circulate that Jeffries Davis remains silent due to envy of Senator Scott of West Virginia after a real fisticuff incident.
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Senator Scott
West Virginia
Hisgen urged to learn from Hearst’s political play
The remark suggests candidate Hisgen should study the strategy behind Mr. Hearst’s handling of his campaign. The comment frames Hearst as a shaping influence guiding Hisgen during his tour and public appearances.
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Mr. Hearst
Unsentimental Jury Delivers Harsh Justice for Earle
A sharp remark suggests a jury should grant Earle lifelong free quarters rather than sympathy for indecency. The line implies a desire for punitive, perpetual shelter as a symbolic sentence.
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Earle
Cleveland Leader Praises City for Fine Homes
The proud Leader says Cleveland has long been noted for its fine houses while mentioning Tom Johnson as part of the praising statement.
When the snow flies expression warms winter mood
A nostalgic note contrasts harsh cold with wishful relief for hot weather. The line evokes seasonal discomfort and longing for milder days.
Happy Indiana Celebrates Frost
A cheerful note from Happy Indiana celebrates a local frost event. Mr Kern is urged to take notice and consider warning actions related to the weather.
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Indiana
New York Sees Shift From Visible Betting to Near Bets
The New York betting scene has faded from public view as visible wagering recedes, while near betting remains widespread. Analysts note ongoing informal wagering networks and lingering interest among bettors seeking wagering options without overt displays.
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New York
Do hogs pay as end seat variety topic rises
The Omaha Bee questions the cost implications of certain theater seating options. The piece notes that the end seat type often carries a higher price and discusses fairness and accessibility concerns.
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Davis Charged with Murder in Rustin Shooting
County Attorney English filed a first degree murder complaint against Charles E. Davis over the September 2 shooting of Dr. Frederick Rustin. A physician testified he met a man matching Davis near the Rustin home while en route to treat the victim.
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Sea Monster Reported Shot Near County Down
A Belfast message from the Coeland Islands says a local fisherman shot and killed a snake like sea monster about thirty feet long with a six foot girth, a fan shaped tail and a head resembling a seal. Photographs were taken by many observers.
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Coeland Islands
County Down
Ohioan slain at fair in Meigs County brawl
John Garman was killed at the Meigs County Fair grounds after a fight over a twenty five cent horse race bet. Jacob Keiser of Pomeroy is under arrest on the charge, with investigators noting limited proof.
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Meigs County Fairgrounds
John Garman
Jacob Keiser
Social and Personal Notices Preview Engagements and Weddings
Miss Mabel Brothers will wed Barton Warren Blott at her parents home in Melrose Avenue Hills. Attendants include Mrs. J T Moses and Miss Ielen Knopf with Ray Elliott as best man. Several engagements and showers noted with plans in Walnut Hills Avondale and Maple Avenue. Abridged social calendar mentions bridge tournament and home receptions through September 17.
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William Brothers
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Barton Warren Blott
Miss Brothers
J. T. Moses
Indianapolis
Ielen Knopf
College Hill
Ray Elliott
Miss Knopf
Personal travel notes from Avondale residents
A roster of neighbors and relatives from Avondale and Walnut Hills departs for trips to Boston Brooklyn Atlantic City Philadelphia New York Detroit Lima and Atlantic City while others visit kin in Crawfordsville and Cleveland. Several plans include study and coastward vacations across six weeks.
Kentucky Society Notes Social Visits and Plans
Mrs Charles Morarity of Covington hosted a lunch for eight at Ft Mitchell Country Club in honor of Mr and Mrs Pucket of Virginia. Mr and Mrs George Diehl of Ft Mitchell expect to move into their new home October 1. Mrs Julia Horn visits Mrs Susan Barker of Newport. Mrs Will Andrews of Newport travels with her father to St Louis for a several day stay. Mrs W W Alexander of Newport and her daughter Burnet are in Washington DC visiting relatives. Captain W A Young of Newport returns from Charleston West Virginia to visit his daughter Mrs Clarence Schoolfield. Mrs James Stewart of Newport returns from a brief visit in Central Ohio. Mrs Kate Trimble Woolsey of Covington, long in California, will return home soon. Mr and Mrs Frank Perkins of Covington depart Sunday for Chicago to visit Mr and Mrs Nathan Allen.
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Covington
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Pucket
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George Diehl
Ft. Mitchell
Julia Horn
Susan Barker
Newport
Will Andrews
Cc. H. Hooker
St. Louis
W. W. Alexander
Miss Burnet
Washington, D. C
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Charleston
W. Va
Clarence Schoolfield
James Stewart
Prominent St. Louis financier John N Drummond III ill at 70
John N Drummond Sr. of Alton Illinois is critically ill at home. A longtime figure in St. Louis finance he began in the tobacco business fifty years ago with his brother forming the Drummond Tobacco Company. He later helped launch Drummond Randle Tobacco of Alton later absorbed by larger firms.
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John N. Drummond
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Paymaster Mills Declares Insane in Monroes Hotel
James C. Mills paymaster on the cruiser Chicago suddenly became insane at the Monroe Hotel in Parkersburg on September 10. He was placed in a lunacy inquest and declared insane after an earlier reenlistment. Mills previously served as chief yeoman on the same ship.
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James C. Mills
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Monroe Hotel
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Judge Rockwell to Resign Lieutenant Governor Bid
Judge David J. Rockwell of Ravenna Ohio informed the Portage County Democratic Committee he will resign as Democratic candidate for Lieutenant Governor. He will again run for Probate Judge.
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Democratic Committee
Parole Revoked for Ex County Auditor Wenfield Scott
The Ohio Penitentiary Board revoked the parole for Wenfield Scott ex Athens County Auditor. Judge Wood and Athens County Prosecutor I N Foster urged the action after citizen letters. Scott, aged, had been sentenced to seven years for stealing about 23000 from county funds.
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Athens County
I. N. Foster
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Bryan Denies He Is Worth a Million
In Evansville Indiana on September 10 William J Bryan attacked Speaker Joseph G Cannon accusing him of lying about Bryans wealth. Bryan challenged Cannons estimate and cited figures showing earnings from his entry into Congress to today. He denied being worth a million dollars and set his earthly possessions at a maximum of 150000 dollars.
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Illinois
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Bennett flees night riders moves to Indiana
Henry Bennett of Dycusburg in Crittenden County fled Michigan night rider threats and moved from Kentucky to Jeffersonville Indiana. Soldiers guarded his home for two months to prevent attacks and arson. He plans to sue in Federal Court after becoming an Indiana citizen.
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Heath
Japanese Premier Pushes Rigid Economy Policy
Marquis Katura, newly named Premier and Finance Minister, told the Bankers' Club in Tokyo that strict economy is essential to restore credit and confidence. He argued patriotism now mirrors wartime spirit, recalling his Foreign Minister days in the Russo-Japanese conflict.
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Princess Matilda Injured in Saxony Riding Accident
Princess Matilda sister of the King of Saxony was thrown from her horse near Dresden and badly injured. She suffered a lacerated back and hemorrhage, marking her second riding accident this year after an April 1 fall that broke a collar bone.
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Mob violence feared in Kentucky arson case
Frank Kelly who confessed to aiding John Sprouse in burning the Cooper home where five members of the family died and four were injured is brought to Mt Sterling for safety amid fear of a mob. Delia Parker is jailed in Louisa and Sprouse is held in Catlettsburg.
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Louisa
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Charles Cooper
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Catlettsburg
Taft and Foraker discuss politics in Cincinnati conference
The Toledo and Cincinnati press report Taft and Foraker planning speeches and campaigns. A Buffalo car shop canvass shows a Taft lead among 276 voters of 307, with detailed immigrant group tallies. Kentucky race outlook from Ohio and Kentucky officials, plus Taft supporters and German Taft Club events, fill the political brief.
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Republicans Man Steamer Opens Campaign Voyage
Chicago dispatch reports the cruiser Theodore Roosevelt, a former excursion steamer, launched a land and naval political tour with 400 Marquette Club Republicans aboard. Speakers include Senator William Alden Smith and Congressman Edward L. Hamilton. taft telegram encourages victory and warns against Democratic leadership.
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Marines Expelled After Standing For Star Spangled Banner
Boston theater incident sparks Navy inquiry as two Marines were ordered to sit or leave while the Star Spangled Banner played. Officers say adherence to rules required standing indoors. the marines chose to depart.
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Obituary notes Lord, Bacon, and Falk death reports
Charles K. Lord president of the Tonopah and Goldfield Railroad died in Philadelphia at 60 from Brights disease after lengthy illness. He helped rebuild Baltimore after the 1903 fire and held multiple rail positions including Baltimore and Ohio and Tonopah interests. William Sherman Bacon, longtime Universalist minister born in Lockland, died in Chicago after living with his daughter in law Isabelle Bacon. Dr May Falk, a renowned Hungarian journalist and physician, died in Budapest at nearly 80.
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N. Y
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Budapest
Fortune in gems in woman death by own action
Mrs Ashton Harvey, wife of New York lawyer Ashton Harvey, was found dead in Stewart Hartshorn estate lake at Short Hills New Jersey. Bloodhounds led investigators to the body after she dressed in white and wore $25,000 pearl necklace and diamond tiara.
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N. J
Ashton Harvey
Stewart Hartshorn
Short Hills
New York
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Iowa Senate Ballot Repeats Result With Adjournment Move
In Des Moines Iowa the second ballot in the Senatorial contest mirrored yesterday. Governor Cummins netted one fewer vote with Kendall absent. Stand patters and progressives backed an adjournment until November 24. Cummins urged progressives to back the adjournment motion.
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Scattering
Weather bogs down central grain as drought harms corn
The central and eastern regions face ongoing dry weather delaying corn growth in Ohio Indiana Illinois and the southward areas. Western sections see better conditions while oats yield disappointments continue and ground prep for fall plowing slows. December wheat and corn futures show mixed fluctuations with weekly receipts rising for wheat and falling for corn and oats.
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