Commercial Tribune Twenty-First Century News Listing
The item lists publication details for The Commercial Tribune a Cincinnati morning paper with rate schedules and branch offices in Walnut Hills Covington Newport and Washington bureaus including London Trafalgar Building and a reading room for Americans
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Cincinnati Postoffice
Commercial Tribune Company
Walnut Street
Government Place
E. O. Eshelby
Walnut Hills
Gilbert Av
Covington
Scott St
Scott,st. Newport
York 8&T
Washington
Munsey Building
London
Trafalgar Building
Trafalgar Square
Weather Report Sees Light Rain Spreads Across Three States
Yesterday's weather showed light rain in Arkansas Tennessee and Texas as the only deviations from a broad drought. Low pressure areas over the Northwest and Southwest have not yet disrupted the dry spell. High temperatures prevailed with Cincinnati recording 65 to 92 degrees. This page notes the local weather record for September 21, 1908 ending at 7 p m and compares it with the same date in the previous three years.
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Arkansas
Tennessee
Texas
Cincinnati
Weather Forecast for Ohio Indiana Kentucky and West Virginia
Government forecast predicts fair conditions across Ohio and Indiana with light to fresh southerly and southwesterly winds on Tuesday and Wednesday. Kentucky and West Virginia also see fair skies with similar midweek wind expectations.
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Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Ocean Steamship Movements and Arrivals
Dover reports the Finland arriving from New York for Antwerp and continuing. Cherbourg notes the St Paul sailing to New York and Kaiser Wilhelm II arriving from New York for Bremen. Havre and Plymouth record sailings to New York and Montreal while Hamburg lists arrivals Carpathia and Bluecher and Itauri sailing to Tacoma. Liverpool and Glasgow log arrivals and departures. New York shows multiple inbound vessels including Ryndam and others.
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Dover
Finland
New York
Antwerp
Cherbourg
St. Paul
Southampton
Bremen
Havre
la Provence
London
Montreal
Plymouth
President Lincoln
Hamburg
Boulogne
Port Arthur
Newport News
Bluecher
Tacoma
Glasgow
Port Said
Admiral Oley
Liverpool
New Orleans
Shanghai
San Francisco
Boston
Naples
Duca del Gio Abruzzi
Christiansand
C. F. Tietgen
Copenhagen
Kaiser Wilhelm IL
United States
Cincinnati Hotel Arrivers List with Names and Cities
A roster of hotel arrivals shows numerous guests from cities across the United States and beyond. Names include Totz Keystone West Virginia and Tosh Atlanta Georgia with many others such as Boyer Chicago Illinois Booth Detroit Michigan Luckett Louisville Kentucky Suavely Terre Haute Indiana Rudd Columbus Ohio Mountain Cleveland Ringe Bridgeport Connecticut Schuker Little Rock Arkansas Jap son New York and many more. The list reads as a travel guest compilation from the period.
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Abilene Mbasboovnie Lander
Atlanta
Little Rock
Oseek GC
Baltimore
Louisville
Bismarck
Memphis
Buffalo
Montgomery - Calrossevesereeses
Nashville
Calgary
New Orleans
Charlotte
New York
Chattanooga
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Denver
Davenport Pueblo
Pittsburg
Dodge City
Q’appelle -P.c
Duluth Dubuque
Rapid -City
el Paso
St. Louis
St. Paul
Bridgeport
Huntington
W. Va
John A. Sellers
D. B. Newman
Chicago
Linton
R. D. Evans
Boston
Robert 5. Goelet
Newport
R. I
S. W. Shier
Montreal
Isaac Palch
Gloucester
Mass
Frazure
Toledo
C. Arnold
E. V. Killeen
Roger S. Brown
Gibson
Thomas Wilson
J. W. Roberts
Joseph Poupency
B. E. Burns
Dennison
John
C. Duncan
Dayton
Sam Parker
la Fountain
Miss
H. C. Frans
Corseshus
J. O. Blackburn
Rome
Cincinnatian in Paris Registers at The Herald
W F Best of Cincinnati registered at The Herald office in Paris today in a brief Paris dispatch.
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Cincinnatian
Paris
Commercial Tribune
W. F. Best
Cincinnati
Herald Office
The Remedy Is With Them
Editorials from The Augusta Chronicle and The Nashville Banner argue the South should back Taft to benefit the nation and end the era of the Solid South. They claim Southern independence has been stifled and urge Republican principles to empower both regions.
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Taft
Bryan
Augusta Chronicle
Nashville Banner
South
Charleston News and Courier
South Carolina
William Howard Taft
Chase
Plagues, White and Red Desolate US Forest Regions
The piece compares the Great White Plague and the drought plagues sweeping the nation. It notes extensive forest fires in Manitoba, Minnesota, Wisconsin, California, and Pennsylvania, with waters low, crops burned, and rail transport disrupted. It urges immediate forest conservation legislation at state and federal levels to halt the destruction.
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Washington
United States
Manitobab
Minnesota
Wisconsin
California
Pennsylvania
Schuylkill
Tobyhanna
Pocono Mountains
Pocono Tract
Presidential campaign woes and a tongue tied official
In a lively commentary Professor Von Muensterberg questions telling the whole truth. The piece notes Police Commissioner Bingham retracting remarks and the trouble of backtracking after a gaffe. Jupiter Pluvius spoiled picnic plans, adding to the volatile mood of the season.
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Professor von Muensterberg
Bingham
Power and weakness in baseball and weather folly
Notes discuss New York and Pittsburg powerhouses led by Donlin and Wagner as pivotal to team strength, with Chicago adaptable. Cincinnati urged to develop solid hitters. Commentary laments missed equinoctial storm and mocks amateur weather forecasts, citing Carnegie Foundation salaries and a grim view of teaching pay.
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New York
Pittsburg
Donlin
Wagner
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Prepares to Back Taft as National Candidate
Michael Ryan urges Cincinnati readers to support Judge Taft in the upcoming election. He emphasizes hometown pride, bipartisan respect, and Taft’s qualities of courage and honesty, hoping the city’s vote will be record breaking and influential nationwide. He pledges to follow Taft’s campaign with keen interest.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Judge Taft
Cincinnati
Taft
Michael Ryan
Leo Wise Defends Denunciation of Racial Political Club
In a letter to the editor dated September 20, 1908 Leo Wise rejects claims that he labeled the Queen City Republican Club as mainly Jewish or organized by saloon keepers. He says he never made such remarks and condemns political clubs formed along racial or religious lines as motivated by selfish interests.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Boris Bogen
Joseph Ginsburg
Moses Vigransky
Queen City Republican Club
Leo Wise
Pilgrims Arrive as Taft Delegation Arrives in Cincinnati
Delegates from across the United States converge on Cincinnati for the Republican league convention and parade. Notable figures include H Clay Evans leading a Tennessee-dented delegation and mining sector leaders such as Walsh Guggenheimer and Montgomery. Districts from Minnesota to Oregon send marching clubs while state leaders forecast strong Taft support and preparations for the mass meeting at Music Hall.
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Tennessee
H. Clay Evans
Chicago
W. S. Rogers
Ohio
United Veterans’ Republican League of
Rogers
Cincinnati
Thomas F. Walsh
Simon Guggenheimer
John F. Montgomery
Denver
Col
John F. Holmes
Missouri
J. M. Dixon
Montana
Georgia
Nevada
Arizona
New Mexico
Pennsylvania
A. P. Sawyer
Seattle
Wash
Texas
S. B. Strong
Houston
Lone Star Country
Oklahoma
Linton
Minnesota
W. H. Eustis
Minneapolis
W. F. Decker
Albert Hall
W. W. Heffelfinger
Platt B. Walker
W. D. Washburn, Jr
Adolph Johnson
E. T. Lindquist
Ellis J. Nelson
Roosevelt Marching Club
Dakotas
Michigan
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Republican Marching Club
Heber D. Ketcham
D.D
toOhio
H. V. Speelman
Ohio Republican League
Leopold Markbreit
John Hays Hammond
National Republican League
Music Hall
William H. Taft
John Wesley Hill
Crane Visits Chicago Clarifies Republican Campaign Stance
Senator Crane of Massachusetts denied a rumored reorganization bid to subordinate Chairman Hitchcock. He said he came at Hitchcock's request to discuss the campaign and that Taft approved Hitchcock's leadership. Hitchcock admitted campaign funds delays but aims for a 30 day effective push with National ticket in key states.
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Chicago
Crane
Massachusetts
Republican National Committee
Hitchcock
Taft
Cincinnati
Associated Press
New York
Auditorium Annex
Senator Crane
Harvester
Charles Nagel
Missouri
Frank H. Hitchcock
National Committee
West Virginia
Indiana Campaign Notes and Taft West Train Detail
Joseph P. Kealing reports strong support from leaders for a robust campaign in Indiana. Colonel D M Ransdell discusses Taft West train duties and confirms Western speaking logistics with Senator Dixon. Governor Hughes plans a September 28 speech in South Bend.
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Indiana
Taft
Sherman
D. M. Ransdell
Senate
Dixon
Ransdell
Harrison
McKinley
W.B. C. Brown
Missouri
Hughes
South Bend
West Virginia Governor Nomination Withdrawn by Swisher
Charles W. Swisher withdraws as Republican candidate for Governor of West Virginia citing party harmony and unity ahead of the presidential campaign. The state committee moves to select a compromise candidate, with W. E. Glasscock and C. W. Dillion among likely options as discussions proceed.
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West Virginia
Charleston
W. Va
Charles W. Swisher
State Committee
Republicans of
Republican Party
Commonwealth
Hearst Refuses Haskell Editorial Arbitration Offer
William R. Hearst returns to New York and rejects Governor Haskell’s call for a committee of editors to arbitrate charges. Hearst says he will not engage with Haskell, who as Democratic National Committee treasurer seeks to disprove the accusations about pressuring Ohio Attorney General Monnett in 1899 regarding Standard Oil cases.
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New York
William R. Hearst
Independence Party
South
Middle West
C. N. Haskell
Oklahoma
Hearst
Haskell
Democratic National Committee
Frank S. Monnett
Ohio
Standard Oil Company
Haske
Mr. Hearst
Mmr. Hearst
Associated Press
Mr. Haskell
Monnett
Burnett
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Mr. Monnett
Standard Oil
Burglary Arbiter: Hearst Says Arbitrate Case
The tale recounts a burglar caught by police at a blown safe, with theft tools and a lantern in hand. In court the defendant offers arbitration, while Hearst cites libel accusations against C N Haskell and Monnett, noting prior legal claims and suggesting a clash of humor and honor.
Big Fund Puzzles Roosevelt In Democratic Treasury Find
In Oyster Bay on September 21 President Roosevelt discussed a $300000 Treasury finding reported in the Democratic Party after Judge Parker had claimed the treasury was empty. He noted the timing after Hasellk was appointed as National Committee treasurer and called the amount queer.
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Oyster Bay
Timothy L. Woodruff
New York
Woodruff
Judge Parker
Haskell
National Committee
Texans Decline To Hear Watkins Prohibition Speech
Aaron Watkins of Ohio spoke in Waco on September 20 as vice presidential candidate for the Prohibition party. Many Prohibitionists refused to listen, saying it was improper for a party candidate to address political platforms on temperance.
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Watkins
Waco
Tex
Aaron S. Watkins
Ohio
Bryan Delivers Dozen Speeches in Buffalo Campaign Stop
William J. Bryan spoke to a large Buffalo audience and in Brockport earlier, declaring he faces two Republicans while urging voters toward his platform. He assailed Roosevelt Taft and Republican leaders throughout the day long campaign.
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William J. Bryan
Democracy
Brockport
Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Harris to Make Speeches Across Ohio in Emancipation Week
Governor Harris will give the Emancipation Day address in Springfield on Tuesday and speak to the Republicans of Huron County Wednesday afternoon. He plans to visit the Barlow Fair in Washington County Friday and spend Saturday night in Troy with W Weddemeyer of Ann Arbor Michigan.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Harris
Springfield
Huron County
Barlow Fair
Washington County
Troy
W. W. Weddemeyer
Ann Arbor
Mich
Cure for Baby Rash credited to Cuticura Trio
A parent recounts severe skin rash in her young son cured after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent. Doctors failed, but within two months the boy was entirely well. The testimonial requests others to try Cuticura products. The note ends with a signature and dates from 1907.
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SoBe Berl” Acne
City
Cuticura Remedies Promoted for Skin Hair and Rashes
An advertisement extols Cuticura remedies including Resolvent and Soap for skin conditions scalp dandruff and hair loss. It claims worldwide use by millions and emphasizes cleansing soothing and healing properties for baby rashes chafing and other dermatitis before concluding with a reference to a book on diseases.
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the Commercial Tribune
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Access
Great Britain
Universal Postal Union
Commercial Tribune CO
Commercial Tribune Telephone
Canal
Wses
Cincinnati Hotel
Jupiter Pluvius
Alexander Starbuck
IAI
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Weather Bureau
Mecca
National League of Republican Clubs
Robert P. Hapgood
State League of Republican Clubs
John M.sheatz
James J. Burks
P. C. Knox
American Club
New England
B. P. Low
Seth Low
James Brown Reynolds
New York State
Robert Walton Goelet
Perry W. Gardner
Providence
D. E. Hughes
F. F. Meyer
Newark
N. J
Indianapolis
Marion Club
Blaine
Lexington
T1l
Blaine Club
Stamina Club
First Voters’ Club
Fleischmann Club
Ford Stithh
United Veterans’ Club
Republican Italian Club
Traveling Men's Bryan Club
Grand Hotel
Thomas P. Hart
Board of Elections
Ohio Woman Suffrage Association
Board of Trade
France
Switzerland
Germany
Austria
Cuba
Italy
Japan
Turkey
England
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Frances M. Casement
Painesville
Harriet Taylor Upton
Warren
Pauline Steinem
Carrie Chase Davis
Sandusky
Bertha Coover
Sadie K. Izant
Sallie R. McLean
Glendale
Louis F. Post
Laura Clay
Frederic C. Howe
Cleveland
Henrietta G. Moore
Elizabeth J. Hauser
Girard
Arthur S. Vorys
Vorys
Longworth
National Baptist Convention
Bryan First Voters’ League
Duckworth Club
Otway J. Cosgrave
Max B. May
Gideon P. Wilson
Dr. T. P. Hart
John Marshall Smedes
Carthage
Wiehe
Main
Fourth Streets
Taft and Sherman Club
Fourteenth Ward
Bryan and Harmon Club
Boeh’s
McMicken and
Coleman Streets
Bernard Fox
William Geoghegan
J. H. McCabe
McCabe
Smith Street
Taft and
W. J. Langston
Joseph P. Kealing
Fairbanks
Eliott Northcott
John W. Mason
Nathan Goff
Joseph H. Gaines
Swisher
Arnold C. Scherr
Lincoln Republicans
E. W. Grant
W. E. Glasscock
Morgantown
Internal Revenue
C. W. Dillion
N. B. Scott
Scherr
Committee of Editors
N. Y
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