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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1908

Page

4

Commercial Tribune notices and foreign subscriptions details

The Commercial Tribune details subscription rates and delivery options for daily and Sunday editions, including mail and carrier service across domestic and foreign regions. It lists branch offices in Walnut Hills Covington Newport and bureaus in Washington London with address notes.

Great Britain Universal Postal Union Rage THE Commercial Tribune CO Cincinnati Walnut Hills Gilbert Av Covington Scott St Newport York St. Washington Munsey Building London Trafalgar Building Trafalgar Square

Weather Forecast and Local September 23 Readings

Drought continues with scattered rains in Missouri Arkansas and Texas. The Weather Bureau forecasts showers in the Ohio Valley today with Cincinnati 63 to 92 degrees. Local record shows 7 a.m. 68 0 Clear and 7 p.m. 8. Clear with past years temperatures and precipitation compared.

Missouri Arkansas Texas Weather Bureau Ohio Valley Cincinnati

Weather outlook for Ohio Indiana West Virginia and Kentucky

Partly cloudy is expected in Ohio and Indiana on Thursday with Friday turning fair and light variable winds. General fair conditions are forecast for West Virginia and Kentucky on Thursday and Friday.

Ohio Indiana West Virginia Kentucky

Ocean steamship movements list ports and arrivals

A dense summary of arrivals and departures across Atlantic ports with multiple ships. Notable entries include The Mesaba from New York arriving in London, The Teutonic and Genoa distances off Sandy Hook, and The Majestic en route to Plymouth after docking in Plymouth.

Ocean Steamship Movements New York Buelow Bremen San Giorgio Messina Oceanic Southampton Plymouth Cherbourg Mauretania Liverpool Queenstown Ivernia Boston London Adriatic Kronprinz Wilhelm Moltke Hamburg Malaga Citta di Messina Genoa Siasconset Teutonic Sandy Hook Sable Island Triest Friesland Philadelphia Browhead la Lorraine Havre Lizard Majestic Barcelona Buenos Ayres Lake Champlain Montreal Umbria

Cincinnati Hotel Arrivals List Includes Many Names

A roster of arrivals lists guests at Cincinnati hotels including Havlin James Swisher Urbana J I Mitchell Chicago W E Barritt New York A S Kinder Detroit H W Gowen Boston J M Wright Cleveland J J Quilliman Ft Wayne Ind J T Gilbert Lexington Ky O Turner Warren O E Birn New York C P Dent Montgomery W Va M Wayne Pittsburg F S Henry Cleveland C D Taewa Chicago L H Duval Atlanta A H West Chicago S W Pickering New York C M Mitchel Boston S R Putnam Ashland Ky F G Dexter New York C G Perry Boston John Slater Chicago L W Wright Pittsburg W H Maddock Springfield Mass E A Dorrance Chicago F B Lockhart Pittsburg C B Smith Boston G P McCain Chicago F J Burgess New York F A Starsmith Oklahoma City Fred Hall Pittsburg Lackman J P Lind Columbus Stockman Chicago Martin Greenville J S Ross Charleston West Virginia Emery A Marcum Louisville Ky W W Edmondson Milton Ia R S Tilden Kingham Md W J LeHommi dieu New York Gibson J Eiseman Baltimore K A Boerner New York E K Bleck Boston Earl McKee Chicago Jones Williams Vancelebro George W Owen Medora Ind J B Hill Fresno Cal James Carmody Manchester Oh

Montgomery W. Va M. Wayne Pittsburg E William Marshall Newark Henry Cleveland C. D. Taeawa Chicago L. H. Duval Atlanta Georgia St. Nicholas A. H. West S. W. Pickering New York C. M. Mitchel Boston R. Putnam Ashland Oklahoma City Fred Hall Lackman J. P. Lind Columbus Co. S. Stockman Oe. Martin Greenville J. 8. Ross Charleston West Virginia Emery A. Marcum Louisville F. Edmondson Milton R. S. Tilden Kingham W. J. le Hommidieu Gibson J. Eiseman Baltimore K. A. Boerner E. K. Bleck Earl McKee Eens B.williams Vancelebro George W. Owen Medora Ind J. B. ‘Hill Fresno Cal James Carmody Manchester

Taft Address at Music Hall Praises Republican Stand

The article lauds Taft’s acceptance speech as a clear forceful articulation of Republican principles. It notes the speech predated full campaign declarations and praises its calm, reasoned defense of policy, especially on railroads and Interstate Commerce law, predicting strong impact at the ballot box.

Mr. Taft Bryan Denver Taft Music Hall National League of Republican Democratic Party Baft Trade and Commerce Republican Party Theodore Roosevelt William Howard Taft

Billboards curb beauty casts shadow on Washington and towns

The piece argues that billboards mar public spaces from the capital to city streets, affecting parks, schools, universities, and churches. It contends communities have the right to curb nuisance advertising to preserve appearance and morals, urging tighter licenses and stronger enforcement nationwide.

Washington United States Courier-Journal

City billboards spark debates on exemptions and taxation

The piece questions why billboard operators receive leniency and extensive privileges while vandalism and defacement of cities are tolerated. It argues that the large, lucrative board networks deserve scrutiny and fair tax treatment.

Railroad issues orders to curb straw votes on lines

The Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad enforces strict orders for conductors and train crews to stop straw voting on its routes. Passengers are promised increased comfort, while Pullman porters are described as troublesome if straw votes occur.

Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul

Davis Likely to Break Tie With Political Noise

The fragment suggests Ank' Gargway Davis could break a tie by making noise like a live politician, linking Mr. Bryan with the ghosts of David Bennett Hill and Alton Brooks Parker.

Mr. Bryan David Bennett Hill Alton Brooks Parker Ank’ Gargway Davis

Chanler and Hughes Exchange Barbed Political Palaver

Chanler and Hughes trade compliments about their personal conduct while trading harsh accusations about each other’s party affiliations in a spirited exchange.

Messrs Chanler Hughes

Weather, politics, and fashion mix in old chatter

The column blends political quips on Mr. Watterson's view of New York, forecasts of next week, and weather talk. It notes a trend toward straw hats, cites Pittsburg abandoning free swimming baths, and wittily comments on missteps and looming November snow.

Watterson New York

Innocent. McSwat Questions Safety Razor Mystery

In a Chicago Tribune style gag, Mr. McSwat demands Lobelia explain her “safety razor” mischief while Mrs. McSwat, with a limp, defends her innocence and disputes the item’s identity. The playful exchange centers on a household tool and comic misperception.

Lobelia Mr. McSwat Mrs. McSwat Billiger

Righteously Indignant at Catholic Standard Exchange

A brief comic exchange shows a boss accusing a worker of sleeping in his clothes. The worker denies the accusation saying the clothes belong to his brother. The dialogue reflects humorous workplace banter in a Catholic Standard context.

Primary Vote Dips in Cincinnati Amid Regional Campaign

The Cincinnati primary drew 14 044 votes with light turnout versus 22 577 last year and 17 791 in 1904, amid scattered contests and a Kloppenburg influence in Ward 12 Precinct G. Debates over precinct changes and Taft Bryan campaigning followed, with party leaders urging unity.

Hyde Park Evanston Winton Place Cincinnati Kloppenburg Jacob Maley Louis Trautman Fred Stegner Henry Wenman William Strubbe Chris Keysel Henry Wehman Fifteenth William Wiechering Ervine Long Frank C. Cook J. F. Hewitt H. Hiilenbrann Gohen Board of Election Silver Moon

Gompers Replies Under Protest During Testimony

President Samuel Gompers testified under protest before Examiner Harper about editorial content in The American Federationist related to the Buck Stove Company case. He admitted responsibility for editorial utterances and defended his right to express views while disputing claims of intimidation.

Washington Clabaugh Supreme Court of the District of Columbia Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Davenport Bridgeport Gompers Ralston Mr. Ralston Mr. Gompers Bucks Company van Cleave National Association of Manufacturers Federation Gould

Question to Democratic leader on union clashes in Mississippi

A reader questions Democratic leaders about labor strikes in Vicksburg and alleged anti union actions. The letter cites ex Governor Haskell as Muskogee Alliance president and accuses Democrats of aligning with union foes. It asks the leader to confirm or condemn these claims and reference court injunctions and Gompers remarks on Debs funding.

H. K R. Probasco John Sherman Democratic Party Cleveland Taft Sherman William Jennings Bryan Music Hall Mr. Bryan Bryan Alabama Peabody Colorado Vicksburg Mississippi Haskell Muskogee Citizens’ Alliance America Citizens’ Alliance of Muskogee Business Men's Alliance Justice Freeman International Cigar Makers’ Union Justice Bookstayer International Typographical Union Justice Gildegsleeve Butterick Samuel Gompers Republican Party Eugene V. Debs

Factions Unite in West Virginia Political Split Ends

In Charleston on September 23, the Republican feud in West Virginia over rival July conventions ends as Arnold C. Scherr withdraws and his Lincoln Republican ticket members retire in favor of regular Republican candidate William E. B. Glasscock.

Charleston W. Va West Virginia Charles W. Swisher Arnold C. Scherr Swisher

Celebration of Rosh Hashana in City Temples

Jewish community marks Rosh Hashana with Friday eve services at 5 o clock across city temples. Saturday morning services at Plum Street Temple led by Rabbi Lou Grossmann. Yom Kip pur fast observed October 4 from sundown to sundown. Feast of Tabernacles begins five days later for eight days.

Plum Street Lou's Grossmann

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