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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1908

Page

4

Commercial Tribune daily edition and offices listed

The Commercial Tribune, established 1793, announces publication details for Cincinnati and regional bureaus. It notes delivery, subscription rates, payment methods, and lists branch offices in Walnut Hills Covington Newport and Washington and London bureaus with addresses and services.

Cincinnati Postoffice Commercial Tribune Company Walnut Street Government Place E. O. Eshelby Walnut Hills Gilbert Ar Covington Scott St Newport York St. Washington Munsey Building London Trafalgar Building Trafalgar Square

Weather Summary for September 25 1908

Scattered rains in Minnesota Northwest and snow in Montana Wyoming marked weather changes. A low pressure area in the Middle West hints at ending the long dry spell. Winds and temperatures varied with Cincinnati recording 63 to 91 degrees.

Minnesota Northwest Montana Wyoming Middle West Gulf Coast Cincinnati

Regional Weather Summary for Ohio Indiana Kentucky West Virginia

A gusty weekend forecast shows fair conditions in Ohio Indiana and Kentucky on Saturday with showers and cooler air by Sunday. West Virginia expects increasing cloudiness from Saturday into Sunday with a cooler, unsettled pattern overall.

Ohio Indiana Kentucky West Virginia

Ocean Steamship Movements Across European Ports

Shipping news lists arrivals and departures: The Cedric sails to New York from Queenstown, the Caledonian arrives in Manchester from Boston, Empress of Ireland reaches Liverpool from Quebec, Emilia sails to New York from Trieste, Monviso arrives in Leghorn bound for Naples, Re D Italia sails to Trieste, Alice and Buenos Ayres arrive at Naples from different routes, Duca Degli Abruzzi arrives Genoa from New York, Bluecher sails to New York from Southampton, Graf Waldersee arrives New York from Hamburg and other routes, Montrose reaches Montreal from London, Numidian arrives Boston for Glasgow, Henrik Ibsen sails from Newport News to Bremerton, Arabic arrives at Queenstown via New York, Utonia arrives Naples from Liverpool, Victorian sails to Montreal.

Queenstown Cedric New York Manchester Caledonian Boston Liverpool Quebec Emilia Leghorn Naples Triest Genoa Duca Degli Abruzzi Southampton Graf Waldersee Hamburg Baltic Argentina Plymouth Cherbourg Mauretania Madonna Marseilles Principe di Piemont Montreal Montrose London Glasgow Halifax Columbian

Cincinnati Hotel Arrivals List by City and State

A hospitaly roundup shows guests arriving at Cincinnati hotels including Palace Mrs. Charles B Hanna Yellow Springs Ohio P O Neal Markland Indiana E O Roberts Jackson Ohio Ralph L Chester Brownsville Tennessee and others at Munro Grand St Nicholas Burnet Linton Emery Gibson Dennison Havin and more. The list names travelers from Cleveland Chicago New York Philadelphia Newark Wise and other cities with accompanying state and country locations.

Mesveccesjooes Seo Colsensy Cscccece Billo Ocasioanas W. Abilene Lander Atlanta Little Rock Baltimore Louisville Bismarck Memphis Buffalo Co Montgomery Cairo Nashville Calgary New Orlean R. Charlotte New York Chattanooga Norfolk Cheyenne North Platt Chicago Oklahoma P.c Cincinnati Omaha Cleveland P.c. Palestine Co Columbus Parkersburg Corpus Chris Philadelphia Davenport - Pittsburg Denver Havre Shreve Ap.c Huron Helena Springfield R. Cc Indianapolis Vicksburg Jacksonville Washington Kansas City Palace Charles B. Hanna Yellow Springs P. O. Neal Markland Ind E. O. Roberts Jackson, O Ralph L. Chester Brownsville Tenn Munro George R. Cullen Orr Grand Rapids Mich Booth A. J. Moore Rochester N.Y. Grand Fred J. Pischel E. R. White W. H. Kidder Oswego N. Y A. M. Pogue Ala St. Nicholas A. S. Clarke Providence R. 1 Frea Green C. Ward W. M. Davis Burnet Phil D. Hall Chandler Okla M. K. Cat L&kman F. R. Furbish Carbondale E. J. McHary Binghampton J. G. Tucker H. Littlefield O. Emery B. F. Blair W. V. Glaze Birmingham J. C. Nicholson E. L. Barr Wise

Bryan as orator tainted by political deception cited

The piece criticizes William Jennings Bryan as an accomplished orator whose rhetoric masks flawed political record. It contrasts Bryan with Taft, attacks Bryan’s proposed reforms as impractical, and shifts to municipal debt, praising Cincinnati’s finances and its unique bond feats while noting Governor Hoch and William’s reception in the city.

Mr. Bryan Mr. Taft Music Hall Bryan Nebraska Europe

Rain fears loom as drought grips Ohio Valley and beyond

The piece notes widespread rainfall in the Mississippi and Missouri valleys and southern states, while Ohio and Kentucky remain dry. It warns of high typhoid risk from low water supplies and urges strict boiling of water. It also includes notes on political talk and local business, reflecting a period of unsettled conditions.

Michigan Tennessee Indiana Missouri Mississippi North Carolina Georgia Ohio Kentucky Illinois West Virginia Pennsylvania Evansville Ohio Valley Weather Bureau

Washington Monument dedication anniversary recounted

A 1908 retrospective covers the long effort to raise funds and build the Washington Monument. It traces early committees, political fights, graft accusations, delays, and the 1884 completion and dedication presided by President Arthur, noting the monument’s symbolic link to George Washington and its place in history.

New York Tribune Congress Grant Arthur

Municipal Indebtedness in 158 Large Cities Rise

The latest Cenius Bureau briefing details the combined municipal debt of 158 cities with populations over 0 000, noting a total of 1 732 769 501 dollars and rising. Chicago ranks third in area while New York and New Orleans top land size. annexation moves loom as a minor note compared to debt trends.

United States Union New York Boston Pueblo Colorado Newton Massachusetts Cincinnati Pawtucket Rhode Island Southern Railway Cenius Bureau Chicago New Orleans

Hearst Soap Question In Morning Greeting

A reader greets Mr. Haskell with a casual inquiry about using Hearst’s soap. The note reflects everyday domestic matters and brand familiarity in a light conversational tone.

Mr. Haskell Hearst's

Wright Takes Guest On Trip At Le Mans

Wilbur Wright, the American aeroplanist, flies at Auvours field for 36 minutes 14 seconds covering 22 miles at 45 feet. A gasoline leak forced an immediate landing. Earlier he set a 24 mile plus distance during Michelin and Aero Club prizes. Tonight he carried guest Paul Zens for 9 minutes 31.6 seconds at 50 feet after prior 5 minute 42.2 second hop.

LE Mans France Wilbur Wright Auvours Wright Aero Club English Channel Aeroplanist Paul Zens Mr. Wright

Quentin Roosevelt Begins Pupil Age at St Pauls School

Quentin Roosevelt youngest son of President Roosevelt starts at St Pauls Episcopal School in Alexandria Virginia age eleven. He will study in Washington public schools before attending semi monthly visits home and school holidays.

Washington Quentin Roosevelt

Kermit Roosevelt Ends Hunt at Pipare

Seth Bullock and Kermit Roosevelt with their party completed a west of the river hunt and started east this afternoon after being gone since Sunday.

Kermit Roosevelt Pipare Seth Bullock Kermit Rosevelt

200 Horns for Roosevelt on Hunting Strip

Wallace Ditch stockman and cattle raiser of Morgan City says he received a Washington order to prepare and ship 200 horns for President Roosevelt and his party. He is selecting top specimens and will ship them cleaned and scraped. The purpose is not disclosed.

Washington United States Congress Senate Capitol Levi P. Morton Adlai Stevenson Roosevelt Continental Congress General Washington Congress Morgan City Wallace Ditch

Governor Fort Named Residuary Legatee in Reasoner Will

In Trenton New Jersey probate this afternoon Governor Fort is named residuary legatee of Mrs Abby Reasoner who left two hundred fifty thousand dollars. Reasoner a non relative and East Orange resident was a close friend of the Fort family. Her late husband was an official with the Delaware Lackawanna Western Railroad.

Electoral Commission Hayes Trenton N. J

Dairyman Appeals to Higher Court in Slop Feeding Case

A dairyman Anton Henkenborn appeals a police court ruling fining him $50 for selling milk from cows fed on distillery slop. The petition in error seeks to overturn the judgment in Common Pleas Court. The filing names Maxwell & Ramsey as attorneys.

Anton Henkenborn Slop Common Pleas Court Maxwell & Ramsey George J. Kinney Mildred E. Kinney East Third Street New Orleans Kennedy He Iis Louis J. Dolle Edward Epstein Millikin John W. Grace Epstein Swing Harry P. Jones Cincinnati Traction Company Mary L. McDonald Delia E. McDonald Poplar and Linn Streets Cogan & Williams

Divorce actions pursue ends and name restorations

Sadie Donavan sues for divorce from James F. Donavan a C H D brakeman married October 1905 alleging mistreatment and seeks restoration to maiden name Sadie Brown. Ladonia Ridgeway seeks divorce from Ottis Ridgeway married June 1906 alleging striking and ill treatment plus name restoration Ladonia Chase. Georgine Giurgeka sues for alimony from John Giurgeka with bank restraint order until claim disposed. Caroline Hagen alleges desertion by John Hagen since October 1902. Lillie Schmitt sues for divorce from John M Schneider asserting repeated abuse since May last year and seeks restoration to maiden name.

Sadie Donavan James F. Donavan Sadie Brown Roebling & Roebling L. F. Ratterman Plaintiff Ladonia Ridgeway Ottis Ridgeway Ladonia Chase W. W. Hester Georgine Giurgeka John Giurgeka James B. Swing Fred Bertram Caroline Hagen John Hagen Theodore C. Jung Lillie Schmitt John M. Schneider Covington Walter M. Locke

Probate Court Inventories Large Local Estates

William J Breed left property valued at 250926.76 including 2372 Crane & Breed shares 237200 and 1200 Citizens Mortgage shares 9000 bank cash 2923 Albro Veneer 500 Victor McKnight Gum 1900 shares and 61 Tabard Inn shares valued at 1 each. James Cluxton of Cumminsville bequeathed Blue Rock street house halves to nephews Richard J Cluxton and Philip Gleason. Mary McDonagh Hoffner street receives 400. remainder to St Patrick's Church. George Stirnkorb estate 2749. Hannah Strauss estate 28088.97 mostly stocks bonds city sewer bonds 14000. Francis H Graveson applies to administer Walter Graveson 10000 Nellie A Healy 75 Martha Fuchs 5 John Beyer Sr 5000 Eliza Eldering 3000 Henry Eldering 0 John Sells 800 William H Case 0. Henry Eldering leaves estate to wife Eliza for life then to children.

William J. Breed Crane & Breed Manufacturing Company Citizens’ Mortgage Loan Company Albro Veneer Company Victor McKnight Gum Company Tabard Inn Company James Cluxton Cumminsville Blue Rock Street Richard J. Cluxton Philip Gleason Mary McDonagh Eliza Eldering Henry Eldering John Sells William H. Case

District Attorney Files Answer in Whisky Litigation

The District Attorney McPherson yesterday filed the government's answer to suits brought by Springs Distilling Company seeking to enjoin Fleischmann Company and the Clifton in a whisky related litigation matter.

McPherson Springs Distilling Company Fleischmann Company Clifton

Court Notes: The Star Millinery Co Assigns to Fred Bertram

The Star Millinery Company at 921 Vine Street assigned assets valued at 250 with liabilities of 500. Partners are Alice Wagner and Queen V Owens.

Star Millinery Company Vine Street Fred Bertram Alice Wagner Queen V. Owens

Mrs Ann Owens Evans 82 Dies at Home in Wyoming

Mrs Ann Owens Evans 82 widow of David Evans and longtime bookkeeper at Lafayette Bank died suddenly at her home 610 Burns Avenue Wyoming Wednesday afternoon from paralysis of the brain.

Ann Owens Evans David Evans Lafayette Bank Burns Avenue Wyoming

Ohio Valley plans nine-foot navigation from Pittsburg to Cairo

Louisville prepares for the Ohio Valley Improvement Association convention October 22 and 23 to press Congress for a $6.3 million annual appropriation to fund a ten year project costing about $63 million. The plan, backed by the Ohio River Board of Engineers and the Engineers for Rivers and Harbors, aims to create a pool extending to Portsmouth, Ohio. Joseph E. Ransdell and Captain J. Frank Tilley will speak on the project.

Cairo Ohio Valley Improvement Association Commercial Tribune Louisville Pittsburg Legisla The Ohio River Board of Engineers Board of Engineers For Rivers and Harbors Portsmouth Joseph E. Ransdell National Rivers and Harbors Congress Congress Louisiana J. Frank Tilley

Penurious husband named in separate maintenance suit

Evelyn Emerson Kingman accuses Lewis S. Kingman of Boston origins and Kingman Plow wealth of cruelty and penury. The suit in Peoria Circuit Court seeks separate maintenance after she left him in March 1907 and moved to Milwaukee with her grandmother.

Bloomington Ill Lewis Ss. Kingman Martin Kingman Kingman Plow Company Peoria

Portuguese minister assaulted by unknowns in Cascaes

Sen or Magalhaez, Portuguese Minister of Public Works, was attacked while his train passed through Cascaes. A volley of stones shattered windows and struck him on the head causing a lacerated ear.

Cascaes Portugal Senhor Magalhaez

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