Cincinnati newspaper listing and office filiation in 1908
The Commercial Tribune announces subscription rates and delivery options for daily and Sunday editions and foreign subscriptions. It lists Cincinnati office addresses and branch bureaus in Walnut Hills Covington Newport and Washington Bureau details alongside postal and delivery notes.
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Cincinnati Postoffice
Commercial Tribune Company
Walnut Street
Place
Pshelby
Great Britain
Universal Postal Union
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Commercial Tribune CO
Cincinnati
Walnut Hills
Gilbert
Covington
Wno
Scott St
Newport
York St. Washington
Munsey
Gian Sete Ee
Pemiens
Gar Uare
M Free
Autumnal equinox brings heat wave and dry forecast
Cincinnati records 94 degree high as expected fair weather continues across Ohio Indiana and Kentucky. Equinox marks days and nights of near equal length with no rain in sight. Historic daily data shows 1908 peak temperatures and excess heat since September 1.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Federal Weather Forecast by State and Time
Ohio and Indiana show fair skies Monday and Tuesday with light south winds. Kentucky and West Virginia expect generally fair weather on the same two days.
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Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Ocean steamship movements to and from Atlantic ports
Ships arriving and sailing across ports including Queenstown Moville Southampton Liverpool Havre Philadelphia New York Boston and Moville with vessels such as Cymric Campania California Furnessia New York Prinz Friedrich William Umbria Carthagenian La Provènce Westernland Republic Cretic and Columbia making moves between New York Glasgow Liverpool Naples St Johns and Naples with several destinations and departures noted.
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Queenstown
Cymric
Boston
Liverpool
Campania
New York
Moville
California
Glasgow
Furnessia
Southampton
Umbria
St. Johns
N. F
Philadelphia
Havre
la Provence
Columbia
The
Republic
Cretic
Naples
Cincinnati Hotel Arrivers List Full of Names
A long roster of hotel arrivals mentions guests and managing contacts across cities including St. Louis San Antonio Chicago Toledo Cleveland New York Boston Philadelphia Pittsburgh and others. The list names H W Heuerman F E Harris H W Steele J G Hilton J J Jenithers A L Skinner and many more.
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Abilene
Wen
Atlanta
Wee
Lander
Little Rock
Baltimore
Louisville
Bismarck
Memphis
Buffalo
Montgomery
Cairo
Nashville
Igary
New Orleans
Charlotte P.c
New York
Chattanooga
Norfolk
Cheyenne C
North
Platte
Chicago
Oklahoma
Cincinnati
Omaha
Cleveland
Palestine
Columbus
Parkersburg
Corpus Christi
Philadelphia
Venport
Pittsburg
Denver
P.c
Pueblo Dodge
Q’appelle
P.c. Dubuque
Rapid City
Duluth
Wee CS
St. Louis
el Paso
We - St. Paul
Galveston
Iand Rapids
San Antonio
Santa Harre P.c
E. P.c
Helena Weenee Shreveport
Springfield
Indianapolis
Eee
Jacksonville
Vicksburg
Washington
Kansas City
Palace
H. W.heuerman
F. E. Harris
Tex
H. W. Steele
H. Fisher
Logansport
Munro
F. Rose
Toledo
D. A. Fielder
S. Adelson
J. G. Hilton
J. J. Jenithers
C. P. Atwood
Louis G. Bollwerk
F. G. Klingensmith
Houston
St. Nicholas
A. L. Skinner
Erie
George T. Howard
Boston
Mass
A. B.tuthill
R. E. Mason
Sgt. Louis
Burnet
S. Swin
R. C. Johnson
J. ¢. Heckman
Dog Work Ban Across England Since 1839
A London Globe note explains why dogs are not used as draft animals in England. It cites a 1839 metropolitan act prohibiting using dogs to draw carts and a 1854 nationwide law extending the ban to prevent cruelty to animals.
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London Globe
England
Drought Teaches Conservation Across New England
The piece calls for preserving natural resources after widespread drought. It notes falling water levels from eight to fourteen feet and warns of forest loss in New England. Governors of New England plan a conference urged by Governor Guild to discuss forest and water conservation and resource development.
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Middle West
Geological Survey
New England
Guild
Massachusetts
National Conservation League
Governor Guild
Washington Star urges better hospitality for tuberculous Congress
The Washington Star notes distress at a short entertainment fund for the first U S Tuberculosis Congress in Washington. It cites three thousand dollars needed, with only eighteen hundred twenty five subscriptions received and a remaining balance of over one thousand one hundred sixty five. It argues Washington must improve its generosity to sustain its broadminded reputation.
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Washington Star
Washington
Congress
United States
Charles J. Bell
Europe
Germany
America
Bryan's Visit to Hill Invokes Spirits From Vasty Deep
A fragment notes Mr. Bryan visiting David Bennett Hill and hints at a question about calling spirits from the vasty deep. The line reads as a dramatic or rhetorical inquiry within a larger discussion.
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Mr. Bryan
David Bennett Hill
Adam Bede Defeat Highlights Risks of Humorous Self-Importance
The defeat of Adam Bede in renomination underscores how a humorist's serious self-image can backfire in politics. Observers warn that public ridicule and overconfidence hinder renomination prospects.
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Adam Bede
Congress
Airship Turnover Stirs Political Blame Inquiry
The fragment questions whether Hearst might view himself as the true candidate over Sonny Hisgen and raises concern about an aerial ambulance spilling out if the airship overturns.
Mr Cannon's Unique Vocabulary
A brief note highlights Mr. Cannon and his distinctive speech style described as a bright peculiar vocabulary. The passage emphasizes his personal linguistic approach and its standout quality within the text.
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Mr. Cannon
Drought Fears and European Views Highlight Rural Notes
A Hamilton correspondent reports drought worries and a warned prediction of rainfall. The letter notes that fall pasture is vital for wheat, butter output, and farm costs, and praises Harrison Avenue Viaduct for safer crossing. It also recounts a friend’s Europe tour describing American goods’ global impact and German competition.
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Hamilton
Germany
Death by Own Action Denounced as Ultimate Failure
A persuasive essay argues that death by own action reflects a failure to use life’s opportunities, caused by misjudging life and self. It warns that self identity, not the body, endures and that reform comes only through personal reformation, discipline, and courage to begin anew.
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the Commercial Tribune
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Mets Ae
Convention boom and hotel woes amid nationwide travel surge
Travelers report mass conventions across cities from Boston to Chicago. Senators and judges draw praise as crowds flood hotels and strain resources. Water shortages and drought concerns loom for Pennsylvania and surrounding areas as heat continues.
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A. B. Farnsworth
Worcester
Mass
the Grand
Cincinnati
Boston
Denver
Chicago
Catholic Knights March in Parade for Sixteenth Anniversary
Members of the Catholic Knights of Ohio marked the sixteen year anniversary across forty seven chapters with a Madisonville parade. Over eight hundred knights marched past bands and a drum corps to the Catholic Church where Rev. Joseph H B Meyer led the service. Rev. Egbert Fischer preached and a 25 voice choir sang with Joseph Brunk at the organ and J C Greene directing. The church was festively decorated for the event.
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Order of the Catholic Knights of Ohio
Hamilton County
Madisonville
Joseph HB. Meyer
Egbert Fischer
Franciscan Fathers
Joseph Brunk
J. C. Greene
Alexanders Fight Over Names Ends In Disorderly Conduct
Alexander White and Alexander Zearman met on Fifth avenue near Glenway and Sunset in Price Hill. An argument over their name escalated until Patrolman Cady intervened as Zearman allegedly held White and struck him with a heavy stone. White was hospitalized with scalp wounds. Both men were arrested for disorderly conduct.
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Alexander White
Baymiller ‘Street
Alexander Zearman
Fifth Avenue
Price Hill
Glenway
Sunset Avenues
Alexander
Cady
Zearman
White
Wic
Cincinnati
Taft
Harmon
Hamilton County
Bryan
New York
Notables Arrive for Republican Convention Parade Planned
National League of Republican Clubs hosts its annual convention in this city with delegates from across the United States. John Hays Hammond, elected president, arrives today and will lead speakers including Taft aide and Senator Beveridge at a mass meeting. A big parade from Eighth and Race streets precedes the event with bands and fireworks.
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National League of Republican Clubs
United States
John Hays Hammond
Beveridge
Indiana
Guggenheim
Colorado
Felix Agnus
Baltimore Sun
Maryland
Bachelder
New Hampshire
H. H. Myers
League
Arkansas
Patrick M. Loughan
Massachusetts
Judge Taft
John Wesley Hill
Eighth and
Race Streets
Fourth
Walnut
Sixth
Vine
Fifteenth
Elm
Music Hall
Cleveland
Columbus
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
Chicago
Louisville
St. Louis
Boston
Republican National Committee
Taft
Conne Ie
H. D. Davis
Ohio
Cincinnati
National Republican League
Messrs. E. Snell Smith
Roeder and
Brewster
Youngstown
Columbus Glee Club
Cuyahoga County
Taft Club
F. L. Taft
W. J. Crawford
Dayton
Toledo
Bryan
Tiffin
Wauseon
Newark
Ripley
Ironton
Jackson
Pomeroy
East Liverpool
Manchester
Georgetown
Circleville
Fostoria
Canal Dover
Lancaster
Zanesville
Delaware
Bellefontaine
Washington Court
House
Springfield
Urbana
Troy
Portsmouth
Akron
Wilmington
Coshocton
Bucyrus
Findlay
Hillsboro
Hamilton
Chillicothe
Marietta
Canton
Lima
Xenia
Toouch
Hamond
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Addyston Mayor Sets In Person Appearance Plan
Mayor John M. Diller proposes that forty eight grocers served in Addyston must appear in his court in person to give bond for Friday and face trial for Sunday store openings, aiming to speed cases and prevent appeals.
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John M. Diller
Addyston
Cincinnati
Mayor Diller
Harold Kapp
Amos Foster
Grocers
Hig
Marshal Russell
Fire in Trunk Damages Home at 5 Carlisle Avenue
Fire in a trunk on the second floor of a building at 5 Carlisle Avenue damaged property owned by Albert Gray. The blaze, reportedly from spontaneous combustion, was spotted by passersby and extinguished before the fire department arrived. Loss estimated at $200.
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Carlisle Avenue
Albert Gray
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Commercial Tribune Telephone
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Cincinnati Hotel
Mr. Hearst
Sonny Hisgen
Mill Creek
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J. B. Buck
Murray Crane
Thomas B. Goldie
Rochester
N. Y
Linton
Michael J. Murray
Mike’ Murray
Crane
Pennsylvania
B. H. Dittmars
York
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Negro
Wulsifer
Fifth and
Walnut Streets
Wulsier
Fifth Street
Beveridge and
Republican League
Politics
John Cornette, Jr
Board of Public Service
Dornette
Blaine Club
Charles Roth
Roth
Duckworth Club
William Jennings Bryan
F. B. Wiborg
East Hampton
Long Island
Max S. Hayes
Chester Park
Democratic Party
S. Holman
Texas
William H. Taft
Richard F. Gusweiler
F. R. Gusweiler
Gusweiler
San Diego
Republican Clubs of
Roosevelt
W. Frank Abrahams
Theodore Roosevelt
Abrahams
William R. Hearst
Southwest
Sinton Hotel
New York City
Hearst
Sinton
Cynosure of All Eyes
Senator Bradley
Senator Foraker
Bradley
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