The Commercial Tribune Daily Notice and Addresses
The item lists publication details and post office registration for The Commercial Tribune with offices in Cincinnati and branch bureaus in Walnut Hills Covington Newport and Washington and a London reading room in Trafalgar Building Trafalgar Square for American readers and Foreign subscriptions rates and payment terms are outlined.
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Munsey Building
London
Trafalgar Building
Trafalgar Square
Weather Report From September 14 1908 Drought Continues
High pressure holds across regions with no drought relief in sight. Clear and pleasant conditions persist. midsummer heat in the South and central valleys. Cincinnati record 87 degrees high, 64 degrees low for yesterday, September 14, 1908, ending at 7 p.m. local meridian time, with a comparison to the same day in prior years.
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Cincinnati
Mercury
Weather Outlook for Ohio Indiana and Nearby Regions
Fair on Tuesday and Wednesday with fresh northeast and east winds for Ohio and Indiana. West Virginia and Kentucky also expect fair skies on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ocean Steamship Movements Report
Shipping updates list arrivals and departures across ports including New York Antwerp Plymouth Cherbourg Christiansand Genoa Glasgow Cardiff and others. Vessels named include Zeeland Nieuw Amsterdam Mongolian Vaderland Graf Waldersee Kronprinz Wilhelm Oscar II Etruria Minnehaha Grosser Kurfurst Lucania and others with docking times and routes.
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New York
Zeeland
Antwerp
Nieuw Amsterdam
Rotterdam
ST. Johns
N. F
Glasgow
Liverpool
Halifax
Philadelphia
Dover
Vaderland
Plymouth
Graf Waldersee
Hamburg
Boulogne
Cherbourg
Bremen
Southampton
Christiansand
United States
Copenhagen
Genoa
Boston
Sannio
Montreal
Cardiff
New Orleans
Savona
London
Slasconsett
Sandy Hook
Sable Island
Principe di Piemonte
Grant
Fastnet
Lucania
Queenstown
Naples
Haverford
President Grant
Gibraltar
Cincinnati guests register at Paris Herald office
R P and Mrs Har gitt Eliza E Stewart and J T and Miss KK Carew of Cincinnati registered at The Herald office in Paris on September 14 as a social note.
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Paris
R. P
Blessing in drought for Butler County health
Hamilton Ohio September 14 Health Officer Millikin says the long drought has kept Butler County farmers safe by preventing contagious diseases in the city He notes the overall health of Hamilton is the best on record and warns fall contagions may return with autumn rains and school reopening
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Millikin
Butler County
Watterson doubts Cleveland letter amid Denver convention praise
The Courier Journal columnist questions the authenticity of a posthumous Grover Cleveland letter on Bryanism. He disputes internal evidence and notes the Denver Convention’s glowing tribute to Cleveland, arguing Watterson protests too much and that Democratic support for Cleveland persisted after his death.
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Watterson
Thomas
Grover Cleveland
Courier-Journal
Bryan
Palmer and
Buckner
Denver
Cleveland
New York Times
Democratic Party
Mr. Watterson
Colonel acquitted in Dreyfuss shooting trial
Colonel Gregori testifies he aimed at Dreyfuss ism not Dreyfuss. The court acquits him amid sharp remarks on Dreyfussism and France changing sides. The piece critiques French conduct and implies broader European tensions without graphic detail.
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Colonel Gregori
Major Dreyfuss
Japan's Economy Forced by Boycott and War Talk
The column argues Japan pursues strict economy after Chinese boycott harms Japanese wares over the seized vessel incident. It notes China’s resilience and long memory, and cites exports rising about $925,000 in ten months to October 1907.
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Japan
China
Department of Commerce and Labor
Yokohama
Miller
China Gains on Japan in Trade as U S Exports Improve
The piece notes a strong rise in China’s exports, especially to the United States, while Japan’s exports fall by millions across sugar coal and cotton yarns. It highlights China’s growing friendship with the U S, recalls past Boxer indemnity relief, and urges American exporters to capitalise on the shift.
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China
Japan
United States
Taft Accepts Conference With Hamilton County Republicans
Judge Taft agrees to meet the Hamilton County Republican central committee to discuss local campaign matters. The committee, led by George Cox and Bud Hynicka, awaits Mr. Taft’s return of Vorys from the East before fixing a date for the conference.
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Hynicka
George 3. Cox
Garry Herrmann
Bud Hynicka
Judge Lueders
Taft
Cox
Oklahoma
Bryan
Significance of Vermont and Maine Votes in Taft Sherman Victory
The piece argues that Vermont and Maine trends matter little. the November 3 ballot will decide the Taft Sherman majority. It notes Mississippi Senator Sullivan challenges state law publicly and awaits judicial handling. The Lexington Herald emphasizes the right to jury trials, asking who would deny it.
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Maine
Taft
Sherman
Sullivan
Mississippi
Bryan
The
Lexington Herald
Captain Hobson Mindful Amid Ocean Tensions
A cautious note suggests Captain Hobson keeps calm while Japan signals restraint, offering amicable terms and a hint of negotiable resources. The tone implies a fragile standoff with no immediate hostilities and hints at potential diplomacy.
Gridiron Faces Toll as Weather Brings Injury Risk
The narrative warns football season dangers with heat and cold weather contributing to injuries including broken ribs and legs, highlighting exposure risks for players and teams.
Democratic Party Sees Bryan as Fresh Campaign Tool
The article notes the Democratic party claims pride in receiving a new strategic asset from Bryan each quadrennium, viewing his evolving approach as a continually renewed resource for campaign efforts.
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Democratic Party
Bryan
Secretary Loeb Considered for Emeritus Role at Ananias Club
Secretary Loeb may be named president emeritus of the Ananias Club after the inauguration of President Taft, according to circulating speculation in the era. The move would honor long service within the club’s social and political circles before Taft’s term begins.
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Loeb
Ananias Club
Taft
Bryan Critique of Republican Campaign Book Cited
A reader notes Mr Bryan finds nothing commendable in the Republican Campaign Book and remarks that the dry wave has spent its force, with reference to Bryanism.
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Bryan
Marie Henry
Heaston Family Makes Simultaneous California Appearance
A recent event sees the sheath stocking and Mr Hearst appearing in California in tandem. The appearance draws attention to ongoing cultural or political dialogues shaping the state. Officials have not released further details.
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Mr. Hearst
California
Fort Wadsworth to be strengthened with coast artillery
The defense post at Fort Wadsworth Staten Island will grow from its current garrison to eight companies of coast artillery soon and eventually to twelve, aligning its strength with Fort Monroe in Virginia and the Presidio in San Francisco.
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New York
Ft. Wadsworth
Staten Island
Atlantic
New York City
Coast Artillery
Ft. Monroe
Presidio of
San Francisco
Special Exhibit of Imported Lace Curtains and Draperies
A special exhibit showcases lace curtains draperies portieres brocades tapestries drapery stuffs Oriental rugs and carpets domestic rugs and carpets by the yard new linoleums fine furniture brass beds china cut glass bronzes and art ware. The entire third floor and show windows display this collection with the model flat opened as part of the event.
A Flat de Luxe Exhibition Promises Finest Middle West Display
A Flat de Luxe offers a series of rooms in classical styles harmoniously decorated and furnished in period spirit. The exhibit aims to be the finest display ever attempted in the Middle West and will aid those planning or improving interior decorations.
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Middle West
Duckworth Club to escort Bryan in Cincinnati September 24
Duckworth Club arranged for Mr. Bryan’s Cincinnati visit on September 24 with a committee of Dr. T. S. Hart L. G. Bernard and Charles Noble handling details. Bryan will arrive after 7 pm and depart for Indiana soon after the meeting.
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Cincinnati
Democratic Club
Charles Danenhower
Bernard
Tom Noctor
Noctor
Opera House
Chester Park
John McGinn
Steve McGrath
Duckworth Club
Bryan
T. S. Hart
L. G. Bernard
Charles Noble
Indiana
Foraker to Speak in Ohio Under State Committee
Republican State headquarters disclose Senator J B Foraker will be glad to headline speeches in Ohio under the State Committee as part of a wider national schedule. State Chairman Williams coordinated requests from Belmont County and other towns and sent the matter to Cincinnati to arrange appearances after October 12. He notes Foraker already has engagements beyond that date and will accept East Liverpool and Bellaire after October 12.
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Judge Taft
Taft
Bryan
Roosevelt
Chicago
Mr. Taft
Illinois
Minneapolis
Fargo
N. C
Kansas
Denver
Frank H. Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
New York
Hitchcock
North Dakota
South Dakota
Utah
Minnesota
Tennessee
Wisconsin
Kentucky
Middle West
Dixon
Cincinnati
National League of Republican Clubs
George Ade
Brook
Ind
Ade
Louisville
Vorys
Arthur I. Vorys
Columbus
Williams
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Hammond
League
Hu ‘D. Davis
Ohio
Commercial Tribune
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State Committee
Ohio Committee
United States
Foraker
Belmont County
Bellaire
Judge Wood
East Liverpool
When You Have Money Youre Welcomed Friends Followed
A verse from the Los Angeles Express notes how wealth changes social treatment. When cash flows, crowds praise you and you seem a model man, even as a steady character may lack. Loss of funds brings exclusion and downfall from high circles.
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E. A. Brininstool
Los Angeles Express
Avondale Plans Shade Trees and Park Dedication
The Avondale Improvement Association will plant shade trees along Reading road to beautify the thoroughfare. A new park at the foot of Rockdale Avenue should be ready for dedication by year end, with a branch library to be provided by the Public Library trustees. Surplus funds from the Avondale school dedication, about 700 to 800 dollars, will be given to Principal Brookes to beautify the school.
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Reading Road
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Avondale School
Brookes
Fall on Suspension Bridge Proves Fatal
Lee Trautman of Louisville Kentucky was fatally injured while attempting to board a passing car on the Suspension Bridge. He fell striking his head suffering a skull fracture. Bystanders saw him climb through the railing as the car passed the collector and he rolled into the roadway. He was taken to City Hospital.
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Lee Trautman
Louisville
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Trautman
Comptroller Seeks Bankers’ Views On Examinations
Washington dated September 14 reports Comptroller Lawrence O. Murray is asking national banks to send their presidents opinions on bank examiner methods and suggestions for improving the examination process. The move aims to gauge bankers views and gather input for reforms.
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Washington
Lawrence O. Murray
Man fatally shoots stepfather in Mason County
A Maysville dispatch reports Charles Martin fatally wounded his stepfather John Smith in Mason County over an old grudge. Smith was shot twice in the stomach, the incident occurring in Lexington jurisdiction.
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Lexington
Maysville
Charles Martin
John Smith
Mason County
Kentucky man shot to death in Bracken County
John Smith was shot and killed by Charles Martin at Minerva in Bracken County this morning. The weapon was a shotgun and Smith died from gunshot wounds to the abdomen. Both men were described as colored.
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Augusta
John Smith
Charles Martin
Minerva
Bracken County
Smith
Names of attendees listed across multiple cities and states
A long list of names and locations follows, including Tobias with wife in New York and Mrs. Keeler in San Francisco, along with numerous other individuals and spouses across Philadelphia Chicago Cleveland and beyond. The fragment ends with scattered surnames and a few towns such as Versailles Indiana and Maysville Kentucky.
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Atlanta
Little Rock P
Baltimore
Louisville
Bismarck P
Buffalo
Cairo
Nashville
Calgary
New Orleans
Charlotte New York
Chattanooga P.c
Norfolk
Cheyenne P.c
North Platte
Chicago
Oklahoma
Cincinnatic
Omaha
Cleveland
Palestine
Columbus
Parkersburg
Crpus
Chinc
Hiladelphia
Davenport
Pittsburg
Denver
Preble
P.c. Dodge
Q'Appelle Dubuque
Springfield
Honing
J. V. Lanner
Frank T. Gibbons
D. L. Camp
New York
Emery
W. E. Meginnes
Boston
W. F. Goodwin
Charles G. Swain
Richmond
Ind
J. F. Tobin
Muncie
Haviin
F. E. Whiting
W. P. Murray
W. H. Sheffield
Philadelphia
D. D. Spangler
Westover
Indiana
Palace
C. T. Gibson
Troy
John A. Hunter and Family
Versailles
G. J. Cravens
Co. A. Howard, Jr
Pocahontas
G. E. Roy
Detroit
J. J. Keller
St. Louis
Graham Rudd
J. H. Moody
Burton
Ill
J. B. Dugan
Kenton
B. M. McDade
Joseph M. Aiken
Jellico
Tenn
Theo. N. Baker
St. Nicholas
George B. Johnson
A. V. Carpenter
L. Wright Browning
Maysville
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