Commercial Tribune information and bureau offices
The notice lists publication details for the Commercial Tribune including pricing, subscription terms, and multiple bureau offices in Walnut Hills Covington Newport Washington London with a reading room for Americans. It identifies E C Eshelby as president and provides postal and contact information.
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Cincinnati Post Office
Commercial Tribune Company
Walnut Street
Government Place
E. C. Eshelby
Walnut Hills
Gilbert Av
Covington
Scott St
Newport
York St. Washington
Munsey Building
London
Trafalgar Building
Trafalgar Square
Weather Record Shows Heat Wave Across Northwest
A hot spell hit the Northwest and North Dakota with readings near 96 degrees yesterday, while the West saw highs around 90. No rain was reported anywhere and there were no signs of showers. Cincinnati logged 84 at the day’s peak and 64 at night, for September 16, 1908, up to 7 p.m.
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North Dakota
Cincinnati
Weather Forecast for Ohio to Indiana and Kentucky
Forecasts show fair weather across Ohio Kentucky West Virginia and Indiana from Thursday into Friday with light to fresh southerly winds.temperatures expected to rise modestly and conditions remain dry with pleasant to mild conditions across the region.
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Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Indiana
Ocean Steamship Movements Across Major Ports
A river of arrivals and departures lists ships at New York London Plymouth Naples Southampton Havre and other ports. Vessels include Principe di Piemonte Etruria Lusitania Majestic Madonna Adelaide etc. Transatlantic sailings route to New York Liverpool Cherbourg and beyond with times and positions noted.
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New York
Principe di Piemonte
Genoa
Nordh America
Palermo
Madonna
Marseilles
Etruria
Liverpool
Queenstown
Louisiana
Havre
Lusitania
Majestic
Southampton
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Martha Washington
Naples
Patras
Russia
Rotterdam
Libau
London
Manitou
Philadelphia
Antwerp
Adriatic
Boston
Sannia
Chicago
Ponta Delgada
Hamburg
President Grant
Triest
Laura
Cape Race
Mauretania
Sandy Hook
Sable Island
Taormina
Ivernia
Girl Saves Little Sister in Silverado Canyon Rattlesnake
Long Beach teen Irma Tulles used a 22 caliber rifle to kill a five-rattle rattlesnake before it could strike her sister Altha during a mountain camping trip near Silverado Canyon. She has been handling guns since age five and plans to keep the skin as a hunting sombrero band.
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Los Angeles Examiner
Irma Tulles
Long Beach
Silverado Canyon
Altha
Miss Tulles
Bryan Platform and Shaw Critique on Monopolies
The piece contrasts the Chicago and Denver party platforms on federal supervision of corporations and licensing limits. It cites Secretary Shaw praising restraint, cites Vermont Marble Company as a cautionary example, and argues Bryan aims to curb outputs at the expense of industry and jobs. It also notes European politics over Morocco and Mulai Hafid, with Bryan’s missed opportunity cited.
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Denver
Chicago
Shaw
Louisville
Bryan
Fairview
United States
Colorado
Capitol
Washington
Vermont Marble Company
Mr. Bryan
Causes and dangers of careless burning in forest areas
State Forester Griffiths of Wisconsin blames careless brush burning for fires in Minnesota and Wisconsin and urges harsher laws to punish criminal carelessness. He cites matches and cigars tossed aside as well as railway sparks, and warns fires threaten Cincinnati area and surrounding communities where tinder conditions prevail.
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Griffiths
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Cincinnati
Mr. Bryans Opportunity in Morocco Debates
The article compares turmoil in Morocco to American political debates, noting that Moroccans should decide their fate while foreign powers including France England and Spain shape the country. Germany objects to the Franco British and Spanish plan, amid its own recognition of Mulai Hafid.
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Germany
Mulai Hafid
France
Mulai
Fallieres
Watterson
Bryan
United States
Mr. Bryan
Morocco
Happy Land
England
Spain
Opening Football Opener Causes Severe Injuries in Latrobe
The season debut in Latrobe Pennsylvania produced alarming injuries including a broken arm, two broken legs, a broken nose and two wrist fractures along with gouged eyes and split noses on the sideline.
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Latrobe
Pennsylvania
Georgia lawmakers refuse pay for extra session
The Georgia Legislature hesitates to take pay for attending the extra session drawing doubt. Observers note other state legislatures, including Missouri, may be wary on the same issue.
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Georgia
Missouri
Questioned Cleveland Letter Delays Spark Letter Authenticity Doubt
The note criticizes Marie Henry for delays and questions the promised proof of the Cleveland letter's authenticity, noting no forthcoming validation despite assurances.
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Marie Henry
Cleveland
Pittsburg Records Eleven Crisis Reports in Ten Days
In Pittsburg, officials note only eleven personal crisis reports filed in the last ten days, while the old town highlights a remarkable drop in incidents as a point of pride.
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Pittsburg
Old Town
Mr Bryan Offers Forgiveness If Voters Embrace Him Again
The speaker expresses willingness to forgive the public for past election losses in 1896 and 1900 if voters truly embrace him in 1908. He asks the electorate to open their hearts to him.
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Mr. Bryan
Editorials From Manhattan Club Echo Political Aristocracy
Mr Watterson's editorials dated from the Manhattan Club convey an air of political aristocracy in their utterances.
Rain Arrives After Prolonged Dry Spell
The article notes relief when the long dry spell ends and rain finally comes, emphasizing the necessity of precipitation to restore moisture and end the drought without further delay.
Olie Defines Duty to Republican Party
A statement emphasizes that Olie is not Maine but will fulfill her duties for the Republican party, underscoring party loyalty and commitment without detailing further actions or context.
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Olie
Maine
France England and Spain Resist Kaiser Diplomacy Disruption
France England and Spain refuse to tolerate German Kaiser pressure and decline to alter allied diplomacy. Britain and France maintain firm stance while Spain aligns with cautious posture in ongoing European power dynamics.
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France
England
Spain
Vanquish Hype Echoes In Whimsical Air Of Wright Era
A quip hints at a swaggering mood surrounding a Wright era triumph. The phrase plays on lofty rhetoric about conquering upper regions, blending literature and local lore with a playful historical note.
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Wright
Night schools offer path to education for working people
The author argues night schools in the city open mid October provide education for laboring men and youth. He criticizes shoe shiners for lacking English and says funds spent on two high schools could better serve more people through liberal night school programs. He urges education as a route to higher learning for those with grit.
Newspaper Ethics Speech Sparks Reader Debate
Edmund W. Booth of The Grand Rapids Press urged critics to consider the stress and error risk in daily newspaper make up. He noted that many onlookers know little of newsroom pressures and may not grasp the publisher's challenges.
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Edmund W. Booth
Grand Rapids Press
Elegant early autumn weddings fill Cincinnati social pages
Miss Rose Ella Forman wed Dr. Casper Frederick Hegner at the Church of the Epiphany in Walnut Hills with Archdeacon Edwards officiating. A reception followed in the Forman apartments with notable guests and a Northward wedding trip ahead for the couple. Additional society notes include Florence Wolf’s Chicago wedding plans to Arthur Joseph, a Fernbank bridge party for Miss Margaret March, Grace E. Roney’s October 21 Norwood ceremony, and Norwood couples Miss Clara E Wenzel and Edwin W Schroeder wedding vows last evening.
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Rose Ella Forman
Throckmorton Forman
Casper Frederick Hegner
Church of the Epiphany
Walnut Hills
Archdeacon Edwards
Lillian Tyler Plogstedt
Thomas
Lyda Hegner
Marie Forman
Frank W. van Kirk
Chicago
Edward Baehr
William Anderson Forman
Harvey Avenue
Avondale
Forman
Grand Street
Frank Hegner
Randolph H. Blaine
Louisville
George Eldridge
Farnham Eldridge
New York
R. S. Forman
Knoxville, Tenn
S. C. Forman
Eric Wilder
Fernbank
Margaret March
Miss March
Minnie Stuart
New Orleans
Virginia Rogers
Virginia
Lenore Blain
Frank Pearce Atkins
Mary Rouse
Alexander Squibb
Janet March
Margaret Shepard
Pittsburg
Edith Judkins
Dare
J. T. Ward
Lucille Morse
Hermione
Gladys Flagler
Grace E. Roney
Howard Lawrence
Louisville, Ky
Norwood Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Sharp
Jamestown
N. Y
Walter Lawrence
Ashland Avenue
Norwood
Cameron Avenue
Clara E. Wenzel
A. F. Wenzel
Edwin Vv. Shroeder
Tingler
Wenzel
Mrs. Shroeder
Purely Personal Notices From Cincinnati Readers
A crowded list of social notes shows Mr. and Mrs. George Armstrong returning from Asbury Park New Jersey while numerous families travel between Avondale Clifton East Walnut Hills and New York for visits and studies. bespreading names include Kuhn Miner Greene Barth Field Pollock Potts Dodd Reeves Winkler Drewry and Lawson with destinations Manhattan Indianapolis Asheville and Hot Springs Virginia and Massachusetts institutions.
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George Armstrong
Highland Avenue
Auburn
Asbury Park
New Jersey
Oscar W. Kuhn
Spencer
Avondale
Michigan
Atlantic City
Dudley V. Sutphin
E. P. Harrison
James K. Miner
William M. Greene
S. Barth
Tyler Field
Cincinnati
New York
Walcott
Frederick Allen
Douglas Allen
Auburn Avenue
Mt. Auburn
Asheville
N. C
Annie Shaffer
Clinton Springs Avenue
North Hamilton
Mass
Smith College
Carlisle Johnson
Hosea Avenue
Clifton
Julius Dehm
Edna
Quincy
Ruth Harrison
Grandin Road
East Walnut Hills
Hot Springs
Phoneta Sedam
Joseph K. Pollock
Baker Place
New York City
James H. Perkins
Observatory Road
J. L. Stettinius
J. D. Potts
John Potts
Nell Potts
Richmond
William P. Hulbert
Lafayette Avenue
Marjorie Dodd
Beechwood Avenue
Rose Hill
Indianapolis
Fenton Lawson
Madison Road
Harold and
Greg Mace
Ingleside Place
East Walnut Is
Germantown
Nell Reeves
L. D. Drewry
Wellesley
Dana Hall
Isai Winkler
Washington Avenue
Ondale
Cleveland
Florence Winkler
H-R School
Bradford
Chat Tenn
Taft Delegates Named For Ohio in Western Campaign
Delegates from Ohio districts are chosen to attend the Republican League Club Convention in Cincinnati. Western campaign organizers and notable figures like Robert Ballinger Duncan McKinley and Senator Dixon speak on Taft support and touring plans. Local committees and district delegates are listed, with Strong turnout pledged and Taft First Voters clubs forming across Cincinnati.
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Ohio
Republican League Club
Notable Transatlantic Passages and Academic Movements
Prof G Deutsch of Hebrew Union College publishes Israel Bruna and sails for Houston and Mexico City for a month. Miss Florence Plant leaves Avondale for Smith College in North Hampton. Miss Cohn returns to St Louis from Avondale. Mitchell Lang departs for Washington and Lee University. Mr and Mrs Franklin Alden return from Lake Chautauqua and Lake Erie. Rev Father Buse of Cincinnati stays at Hotel Empire New York after traveling with Marconi and Miss Clemens. he will visit Kendall Green Institute in Swashington DC.
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M. Roeter
New York
Smith
H. D. Davis
Spellman
Ry Gores
Ohio League
Samuel H. Kelley
Benton Harbor
Mich
Michigan
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania
Maryland
West Virginia
Indiana
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Roeter
Union
John Goldenbogen
Cleveland
Ohio
Charles H. Grosvenor
Athens
D. J. Ryan
Columbus
Arthur I. Vorys
Lancaster
D. Q. Morrow
Hillsboro
A. W. Jones
Burg Hill
Charles A. Cottrill
Toledo
L. H. Williams
Ripley
Miner G. Norton
H. Q. Pond
D. N.powell
Ottawa
W.P. Dabney
Theodore F. Lindsey, Jr
Dayton
L. A. Ireton
Madigonville
William H. Lueders
Joseph B. Kelley
Thomas F. McClure
Norwood
Charles T. Dumont
J. W. Heintzman
William J. Shrader
Byron S. Wydman
A. E. B. Stephens
North Bend
William F. Chambers
Scott Bonnam
George W. Hays, Sr
John Kissane
J. J. Mullaney
Cleves
Morrissey
Willis W. Yeaman
C. J
J. A. Anderson
St. Marys
A. L. Jones
Greenville
Charles J. Thompson
Defiance
D. J. Evans
van Wert
J. H. Schrider
Bryan
BE. A. Palmer
Napoleon
J. H. Linthicum
Myers
Continental
J. D. Houston
Georgetown
Louis Hicks
Batavia
W. H. Antram
Lebanon
DeWitt C. Pemberton
New Vienna
Horace Keifer
Springfield
Foster Houston
South Charleston
L. M. McFadden
Washington
D. H
Thomas B. Kyle
Troy
Charles E. Grace
Circleville
M. F. Daugherty
Washington D. H
Barnet Horburg
London
B. Stanhope
Piqua
William L. David
Findlay
D. E. Strayer
Bellefontaine
B. F. Freshwater
Delaware
Frank B. Willis
Ada
Benjamin Hough
Hamilton Hage
Kenton
F. A. Zimmerman
Urbana
W. T. Hoopes
Marysville
B.F
Harry H. Myers
J. H.mcgoodwin
Henry C. Taylor
M.B. Biggs
John Fulton
Carlisle
Thirteenth District
Warren
G. Harding
Marion
C. B. Wilcox
Sandusky
J. R. Hopley
Bucyrus
George B. Stone
Caldwell
Mbus
John
F. M. Rietzel
H. M. Hagelbarger
Akron
O. P. Sperra
Ravenna
R. L. Atchison
Mogadore
W. E. Pardie
Jacob A. Beidle
Willoughby
John F. Goldenbogen
John A. Bommhardt
James Caldwell
Frank Wood
Medina
Sherman Arter
Ferdinand Eggers
W. 8. Rogers
Harry L. Vail
Fred L. Taft
William Crawford
I. E., Seiple
W. C. Clifford
John P. Green
Henry Brockman
G. Deutsch
Hebrew Union College
Israel Bruna
Houston
Tex
Mexico City
Mexico
Florence Plant
Forest Avenue
Avondale
North Hampton
Mass
Smith College
Cohn
Edgar Freiberg
Rockdale Avenue
St. Louis
Mitchell Lang
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Franklin Alden
Mt. Auburn
Lake Chautauqua
Lake Erie
Father Buse
Hotel Empire
New York City
Caronia
Liverpool
Marconi
Miss Clemens
Mark Twain
Buse
Swashington
D. C
Kendall Green National Institute For the Deaf
Kentucky society notes events and visits across Covington and Newport
Social highlights from Inverness and Ft Mitchell clubs include whist and bridge picnics, dances and musicales. Residents such as Miss Nazzie Bigstaff and Miss Ruth Walker travel to Cynthiana and Chicago while visitors from Covington host relatives in Paris and Covington.
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Inverness Country Club
Charles Moriarity
Charlton Thompson
Anna Holmes
Edith Brennen
Ethel Carruthers
Frances Simrall
George Dieh
Paul Stevens
George Silvers
Newport
Sophia Arnold
Covington
Paris
Harvey Gaye
Nantucket
Whitman Smith
Fannie
Mary Wright
Ft. Mitchell Country Club
A. J. Howard
Higgins Wood
Emily Woodall
Elizabeth Mackay
Sue Grant
Ida
Lillie Hermann
Tennessee
Harry Grapes
East
Boston
Tom Flagler
New York
William Walker
Joseph Finnell, Jr
Mexico
Thorn
Stewart Walker
Kate Perry Mosher
Henrietta Hunt Morgan
Madison Avenue
Flossie Gooder
Howett
Milford
Charles Si . Newatt Cate
Cincinnati Club Fights Australian Ballot Ruling
The Cincinnati Democratic Club challenges the board of elections ruling on ballots with a petition asking for separate ballots in contests. The board made no decision, to be revisited Friday. Boundary adjustments split Madisonville precincts and expand Reading precincts to four. Objections to boundary lines kept Wyoming, Lockland and Sycamore unchanged.
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Cincinnati Democratic Club
Board of Elections
Madisonville
Reading
Wyoming
Lockland
Sycamore
Wright Credits Taft Over Philippine Franchises
Secretary of War Wright praised Taft and the Philippine government for contracts granting perpetual franchises to Manila and Dagupan lines. He noted American railroads likewise hold perpetual franchises and cited a $1,800,000 claim waiver and old franchise concessions as part of the negotiated settlements in Luzon. Wright suggested Bryan’s critique would reflect well on Taft and the Philippine authorities.
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Wright
Taft
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Bryan
Philippines
Philippine
United States
James Speyer & Co
New York
White & Co
Speyer
Manila & Dagupan
Luzon
Mr. Taft
Manila
Taft and Foraker Indorsed at Hillsboro Cantion
In Hillsboro Ohio on September 16 a Republican County Convention endorsed Senator Joseph B Foraker for another U S Senate term amid loud cheering. Resolutions backed Taft Dick and National State and local tickets. The ticket nominated includes Dr A Garner for Representative and T M Watts for Probate Judge among others.
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Commercial Tribune
Hillsboro
Foraker
Joseph B. Foraker
United States Senate
Taft
A. Garner
T. M. Watts
Cary A. Long
John Q. Roads
Irvin McD. Smith
J. BE. Shannon
Charles D. Johnson
O. E. Tener
C. N. Cary
A. G. Cockerill
Charles F. Roberts
A. H. Hull
Walter Rogers
Hughes Thanks Public For Support Asks Renewal
Governor Hughes expressed deep appreciation for the public’s confidence and said he would continue to serve the state to the best of his ability if re-elected. He spoke before departing for Hudson to address the Columbia County Fair this afternoon.
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Albany
Hughes
Hudson
Columbia County
Sherman addresses clubs in Wilkes-Barre rally
James S. Sherman the Republican Vice Presidential candidate was the principal speaker at a rally linked to the Pennsylvania League of Republican Clubs state convention in Wilkes-Barre. He was joined by Senator Penrose John Hays Hammond Congressman Nicholas Longworth and J Hampton Moore as they arrived late this afternoon.
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Hamilton County
Queen City
Republican League
Sterling Hall
West Sixth Street
Herman Goebel
John Galvin
William F. Lueders
League
Wilkesbarre
James S. Sherman
Pennsylvania League of Republican Clubs
Sherman
Senator Penrose
John Hays Hammond
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
J. Hampton Moore
Philadelphia
Senators Borah and Burrows visit GOP HQ in New York
Senators William E. Borah and Julius C. Burrows met at the Republican National Committee headquarters as they returned from Maine. They stressed local issues dominated the campaign and noted many Democrats planned to abandon Bryan in November. Burrows recalled initial May fears about the Republican slate but called the Maine outcome broadly favorable to Republicans.
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Dixon
Montana
Western
Judge Taft
Mississippi
Taft
West
Hitchcock
New York
Chicago
Judge Nagel
St. Louis
Republican National Committee
William E. Borah
Idaho
Julius C. Burrows
Michigan
Maine
Senator Borah
Bryan
Burrows
Wes
Yellow Fever Quarantine Set on Cuba Departures
Havana cases prompt U S Marine Hospital Service to order a Cuba quarantine in New Orleans. Travelers leaving Havana must stay six days at the detention camp near Havana for Key West or Tampa routes, five days for New Orleans and other ports, with no station detention on the Mississippi River except in special cases.
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New Orleans
Havana
United States Marine Hospital Service
Washington
Cuba
Trisconsin
Key West
Tam
Mississippi River
Jail breaker Earl Henderson Arrives in West Union Custody
West Union authorities arrived in the city last night and took Earl Henderson into custody. Henderson surrendered to Traffic Officer Deters Tuesday night and claimed he was a jail breaker. He is wanted on a felony charge in West Union.
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West Union
Earl Henderson
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