Commercial Tribune details and bureaus overview
The notice explains publication data for The Commercial Tribune established 1793 in Cincinnati. It lists offices in Walnut Hills Covington Newport and Washington as well as London bureau with reading room for Americans. Subscriptions and delivery terms are provided with mail rates and payment methods.
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Cincinnati Postoffice
Commercial Tribune Company
Walnut Street
Government Place
B. C. Eshelby
Walnut Hills
Gilbert Jr
Covington
Scott St
Newport
York St. Washington
Munsey Building
London
Trafalgar Building
Trafalgar Square
Weather Report Forecasts Showers Ohio Valley Today
The weather section notes showers in the Ohio Valley due to a low pressure area after crossing the Mississippi. Rain likely to be light with easterly and westerly drought persisting. Cincinnati readings show 62 to 90 degrees yesterday amid a September 26, 1908 record. precipitation deficits and temperature excess figures are listed.
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Ohio Valley
Mississippi
Cincinnati
Forecast Highlights Across Ohio Indiana and Kentucky
Government forecast notes increasing cloudiness in Ohio and West Virginia with Sunday night or Monday showers and cooler temps. Indiana expects showers and much cooler conditions with Sunday and Monday rain, cooler east with south winds shifting to northwest. Kentucky sees fair skies in the east with showers and cooler conditions.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Indiana
Kentucky
Ocean Steamship Movements Light Around Atlantic Ports
Shipping logs show arrivals and departures across major ports. Vessels include Cameton San Francisco bound from Newport News, Kaiserin Auguste Victoria arriving at Hamburg from New York, plus many liners sailing to and from Liverpool New York and Southampton with named ships and routes.
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Newport News
Camleton
San Francisco
Glasgow
California
New York
Moville
London
Hamburg
la Provence
Havre
Campania
Liverpool
Amerika
St. Paul
Southampton
Cherbourg
Plymouth
Bremen
St. Louis
Boston
Sylvania
Antwerp
Finland
la Lorraine
Gibraltar
Naples
Genoa
Bluecher
Fiume
Triest
New Orleans
Copenhagen
Rotterdam
Noordam
Boulogne
Names in a Business Card Ledger Across Cities
A long list of personal names and city affiliations appears, linking individuals from St. Louis Chicago New York Philadelphia Cleveland Pittsburgh Milwaukee San Francisco and many others. The fragment resembles a social or professional directory with couples households and multiple towns noted.
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A. H. Bachelder
San Francisco
Honing
R. W. Collier
Milwaukee
FE. C. Ross
J. N. Callahan
Pittsfield
Lackman
Louis Heilbroner
Ft. Wayne
E. P. Verges
St. Louis
W. Frank Crosly
Providence
R. I. _ Emery
F. K. Albright
New York
W. H. Todd
Troy
T. H. Adams
Vincennes
Ind
J. 8. Smith
Jacksonville
Harlin
Robert P. Stark
Richmond
A. &. Taliaferro
Lexington
James I. Gulick
J. F. Alexander
Cleveland
Palace
Paul Compton
Morrow
James E. Hughes
Child
Hell T. Albright
Kokomo
W. B. Warder
Maysville
Munro
M. W. Havighurst
Waukegan
A. Smith
Detroit
W. F. Lovell
Grand Rapids
A. T. Simpson
Dallas
Tex
Grand
F. W. Burnside
O. J. Hartmeyer
Zanesville
F. A. Omen
Dansville
W. W. Mountain
St. Nicholas
H. E. Coffin
Memphis
W. H. Jones
Barnesville
W. Va
J. Lewis Sampson
Chicago
Sal Homey Girl Dances Amid Critics
A New York paper notes Sal Homey girl dancing with Mireanda Gracious Ezzy amid sharp local commentary. The writer reflects on the scene, acknowledging surprise at the public reaction.
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New York
Abarffon
Mireanda
Ezzy
Equity Trust under Fire in Public Ledger Discussion
The Maysville Public Ledger exposé questions equity trust practices harming tobacco growers, including tollgates, insurance schemes, and contractor loyalties. The Commercial Tribune reproduces the piece, while Cincinnati’s smoke nuisance and weather dampen trade, and Bryan comments on Oklahoma bank guaranty plans.
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France
Talbot
Commercial Tribune
Equity Trust
Public Ledger
Mason County Board of Control
Mason County Warehouse Company
Mason County Tobacco Warehouse Company
Winchester
Mason County
Kentucky State Journal
The
Maysville Public Ledger
Harrodsburg Democrat
Great Congress Opens Tuberculosis Congress at National Capital
The International Tuberculosis Congress meets in Washington with delegates welcomed warmly. It is praised for turning from education to authoritative study of causes, cures, and public health measures including cleanliness, fresh air, diet, and temperance. The London Lancet cites the Congress for reducing urban TB through these practices.
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Fred Maag
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Theen
Congress
Vital Statistics Department
The
London
Lancet
Berlin
Bryan claim on trusts backing Republicans challenged
In a Buffalo speech Mr. Bryan asserted trusts back the Republican ticket, but the text argues the opposite. It accuses Bryan of evasive specifics and questions the sources of campaign funds while noting public scrutiny and distrust of his claims.
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Buffalo
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Roosevelt
Haskell
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Denver
Democratic Party
Tom Taggart
Parker
National Democratic Committee
Outlook for General Trade Signals Mixed Stock Slump
The weekly stock drop stems from market overreach by leaders using cheap money rather than politics. Business shows slow improvement, with election unrest tempering optimism. Iron and steel indicate partial activity at about 65 percent capacity as railroads curb purchases awaiting confidence.
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Great Steel Trust
West
Central
Mr Bryan And Speeding Fine In The Land Of Steady Habits
The Omaha Bee notes Mr Bryan did not use a garage patronage and questions his driving conduct in Connecticut where he was fined for speeding. The piece blends opinion with a report on the incident and mentions local standards.
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The
Omaha Bee
Bryan
Fog Over Democratic HQ as Cubs Pride Over Reds Hit Giants
The Chicago News notes forty days without rain in Ohio while a dense fog shrouds Democratic State headquarters. The Cubs express pride and grim satisfaction after pounding the Reds in a decisive win over the Giants.
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Ohio
Chicago News
Cubs
Reds
Giants
Oyster Bay Signals A Has Been For Mr. Bryan
A clipped note from Oyster Bay offers a sharp take on Mr. Bryan, suggesting he is a has been, while implying he does not truly need the information to be aware of his status.
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Oyster Bay
Mr. Bryan
Thomas Sawyer Spivey
Washington, D. C
Victor Safe and Lock Company
Theodore Roosevelt
William Jennings Bryan
Cincinnati
White House
Messrs. Haskell
Dupont
Charles F. Brooker
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
William B. McKinley
Illinois Traction
George R. Sheldon
Morgan, Harriman
Standard Oil
Murray Crane
Bell Telephone Trust
Frank O. Lowden
Pullman Car Trust
Arthur I. Vorys
Pension Department
Republican County Committee
R. K. Hynicka
Blaine Club
Hynicka
Tom Needter
Democratic Executive
Taft
Lancaster
Columbus
A. L. Harris
Michael Ryan
Personal Liberty League of Ohio
Andrew L. Harris
Ohio
North Fairfield
Personal Liberty League
State of
Kern ready for his waterloo after Gettysburg visit
Having visited Gettysburg, Mr. Kern will be better prepared to meet his waterloo. The note hints at a upcoming challenge or confrontation framed as a personal trial following the Gettysburg trip.
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Gettysburg
Kern
Taft and Bryan Rivalry Dominates Front Page Echoes
The text contrasts Taft and Bryan's fortunes with Haskell's misfortune and calls for Jupiter Pluvius to unleash torrents. It mentions Fingy Conners in the Senate and alludes to figures Marcy, Seward, Chancellor Day, and Hearst in a charged editorial tone.
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Jupiter Pluvius
Fingy Conners
Senate
Marcy
Seward
Nobody Knows But Father and Other Columns
A collection of Notes and Comment items discusses a verse pair Nobody Knows But Father and Nobody Knows But Mother, reflecting on home life and financial strain. The column then notes a Wilmington friend visiting to discuss cholera conditions abroad and a trip around the world, and ends with remarks on cold storage laws for fish and a sports note on the Red Stockings’ impact on the season.
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Wilmington
Father
Board of Public Service
Orient
San Francisco
Honolulu
Japan
China
Java
India
Egypt
Holy Land
Mediterranean
Reflections of a Bachelor in New York Press
A concise social note mocks dating advice and aging in a playful New York Press column. It حول contrasts between society’s expectations and genuine affection, ending with observations on love and aging.
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New York Press
Women to Enter Strasburg University
A telegram from Strasbourg reports that the Alsace Lorraine government has presented a plan to Strasbourg University for admitting women. The university senate discussed and accepted the scheme in principle, making it likely women will matriculate at the start of the winter term.
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Strasburg
Alasce-Lorraine
Strasburg University
Democrats Converge on Park Amid Primary and Convention
In Cincinnati, Democrats prepare for today’s primaries and Saturday’s convention at Chester Park. The slate blends Bernard and Noctor interests with leaders aiming to mobilize early votes and control county and state offices, while Spivey in Washington calls for cabinet removals and Roosevelt to drop certain advisers.
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Chester Park
Bernard
Noctor
Legislative
Common Pleas
Nostor
Harmon
Nector
Duckworth Club
Judson Harmon
Pfaff
Han
Ton County
Pfatf
Henry Hunt
Joseph W. O'Hara
Thomas F. Hart
Charles Danenhower
Congress
Dr. Hart
Court of Common Pleas
Otway J. Cosgrave
Max B. May
Alfred G. Allen
F. M. Gorman
Thomas O’neil
Sam Cary
John W. Harper
West
Cologne Charmed by Dom and Rhine Legends
In Cologne on the Rhine August 31 1908 the author extols the Dom Kirche towering above Deutz and the city skyline. He notes narrow medieval streets, river scenery, ruins like Drachenfels and Lorelei, and Niebelungen legends fueling local lore. He contrasts German labor and American leisure, mentions Essen Krupp shops, and praises Judge Taft’s honesty, valuing patriotism and honesty in society.
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Cologne
Rhine
Deutz
Dom Kirche
Germany
Drachenfels
Lorelei
Niebelungen
Sigfried Brunhilda
Criemhilda
Hagen
Wagher
America
Munster
Essen
Krupp
Dampf Waschanstalt
Judge Taft
Francis
Dowling
M.D
Kentucky and Ohio politicians discuss the election
In Cincinnati, Democrats argue over Haskell’s guilt while Republicans insist on his innocence. Roy notes sizzling politics as Taft, Forney and Longworth reside in the city. Kentucky Republican Robert H. Winn visits Cincinnati as Bradley camps on strong campaigning. Kentucky party fate hangs on post ers. A Kentucky committee meeting postpones local contest decisions until after the election.
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Oklahoma
Haskell
Taft
Fornee
Longworth
Cincinnati
Roy
Indianapolis
Robert H. Winn
Republican State Committee of
Kentucky
Beckham
State Committee
Kentucky State Committee
Louisville
Origin of Exchange in New York City 1792 and Early Stock Trading
F T Hill notes in Harper's Magazine that Wall Street formed around a Jefferson dinner to secure state debt financing. The first Stock Exchange opened at 43 in March 1792, led by auctioneers McEvers and Pintard, under a shade tree where brokers traded public stock. They resisted monopolists, meeting at Corre's Hotel March 21, 1792, and March 17 agreement to prefer each other in brokerage. Trading remained under the tree for years before formal organization.
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F. T. Hill
Harper’s Magazine
Wall Street
Jefferson’s House
Hamilton
New York
Treasury
Stock Exchange
McEvers
Pintard
Corre
New York Stock Exchange
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the Commercial Tribune
Britain
Universal Postal Union
Boler
Commercial Tribune CO
Commercial Tribune Telephone
Canal
Says Mr. Bryan
Mr. Taft
Chancellor Day
Hearst
Fish Trust
Chicagos
Heaven
Alsace
Berliner Lokal-Angeiger
Democrats
Spivey
L. G. Bernard
Thomas J. Noctor
Ward
United States
Joseph B. Foraker
Foraker
Bryan-Kern-Harmon First Voters’ Club
Highth
Race Streets
Henry J. Heilker
Glee Club
George Mohr
Hauer
Secretary of State
Hamilton County
Queen City
Jesse Taylor
Shawnee
Okla
Linten Hotel
Will L. Finch
John Shuff
Business Men's Club
Chamber of Commerce
Sydney J. Roy
Chamber of Commerce of
Democratic Campaign Committee
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