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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1907
Page
4
The Commercial Tribune presents its 1793 established masthead from Cincinnati, noting second class mail, daily publication, and the company leadership under E. O. Eshelby at Walnut Street and Government Avenue.
Rates listed for daily and Sunday delivery variously by year six months and months format. Includes omitting Sunday and carrier delivery options with prices shown and nonsensical filler text.
In Great Britain and Continental countries within the Universal Postal Union Daily and Sunday editions available with various subscription terms. All mail subscriptions must be prepaid. Include full postoffice address with county and state. Remit via express, postal order, bank draft, or registered letter. Branch offices listed in Cincinnati and surrounding cities. London Reading room open to Americans.
Cloudy and rainy conditions increase in the interior due to a developing low pressure area in the Middle Gulf. The system moves northeast with more rain expected today while the North remains cool under high pressure. Cincinnati saw 63 to 67 degrees yesterday and May’s temperature deficit stands at 1.80 degrees.
Rain Saturday with brisk to high northeast winds across Ohio West Virginia and Indiana. Sunday turns fair. Kentucky sees Saturday rain, cooler in extreme west, and Sunday fair with warmth in the western areas.
A detailed list of ships arriving and sailing at major ports including New York Bombay Bremen Naples and Liverpool with vessels such as The Main Neckar Celtic Florida Petersburg and Blu cher among others and notes on wireless communications and expected dock times.
The article notes national press debates on how Memorial Day is observed, contrasting solemn remembrance with sports and amusements. It urges renewing reverence, especially to teach youth the war veterans' sacrifices and ensure the day remains dedicated to honoring the dead.
In San Francisco high society indictment showers are described as proper. Rumors swirl about Mr. Watterson as a potential Democratic nomination dark horse candidate.
The note discusses decoration day straw hats arriving late, with women more flexible about headwear. It praises economy among girls who reuse last season’s hats. An observer suggests streetcars extend west to Elm Street to improve downtown access, reducing transfers and crowding, and broadening the business district.
A dense roster lists numerous individuals and affiliations across cities such as New York Buffalo Chicago St Louis Columbus Cleveland Boston Des Moines. Names include Linton Benedict Potter North Natty Campbell Larkins and others with accompanying city designations.
Ohio Republicans weigh endorsements for Taft while honoring Foraker. Longworth returns from Washington amid warnings against a special convention or primary. Taft aides seek united Ohio support though Foraker remains a political friction point. Local party maneuvers include Council weighers battle and shifts in city staff positions.
Special Master Judge Walter Littlefield ruled the merger of the American Bond Reserve Company entities a fraudulent action. He ordered the fund on deposit with Missouri’s State Treasurer distributed pro rata among creditors with no local precedence. Remaining objections to be resolved before July 1 as depositors in Missouri and major cities await final outcome.
Anna S Hall filed a $100000 suit in Superior Court against her relatives and others alleging a conspiracy to falsify testimony in the invalidation of her mother Mercy A Hall will. She also seeks $15000 from the administrator for services to her mother, with aims to donate the funds to government scientific research. various other suits and actions are noted including note collections and estate questions.
The Day ton Lebanon & Cincinnati Railroad and Terminal Company of Lebanon was incorporated with 1,000,000 capital. Founders include Frank 8 Groff S H Tolles John E Morley Charles H Gale and Charles M Buss, Cleveland attorneys. The new company will take over the Dayton Lebanon & Cincinnati Railroad property sold at judicial sale on May 10.
Notices show authorities banning Sunday burials at the German Protestant Cemeteries of Carthage and Walnut Hills after tomorrow. Other items include labor union realignment with the United Brewery Workers leaving the AFL, a theft probe at Pacific Express, and multiple local court and school notices.
Eliza J. Taylor sues for divorce alimony and child custody against S. Barner Taylor for desertion. Laura Mahoney seeks divorce and custody from Arthur Mahoney for alleged cause. John J. Seiter asks divorce from Lulu Seiter for gross neglect. Ada Snyder seeks divorce from Harry Snyder after a violent move. Irene Eustice granted divorce from Henry Eustice for cruelty and failure to provide. Mattie Lewis divorces John B. Lewis while he serves 20 years for murder. Mary Quick separates from Frank Quick citing cruelty and neglect. Herman Lueck’s divorce case withdrawn. Judge O Connell rules on dismissal motion in Hunt case.
In War ner court a jury set compensation at 6800 for J H Taphorn s Garrard avenue property needed for Eighteenth District School The city offered 7000 before trial Edward A Vandemburge grocer at 1611 Central avenue made an assignment to George C Biehle assets 1400 liabilities 4500
Philip J. Schwartz, a shanty boat man, is slated for trial on the murder of Patrolman William Satters. Only seven jurors were drawn from a pool of thirty six, delaying proceedings until a special venire of forty more jurors can be summoned. The shooting occurred April 28 at Sixth and Stone streets. Defense attorneys W. M. Reinnart and H. O. Kapp. State Prosecutor Rulison and assistants Sawyer and Rose are involved.
By unanimous vote the Stamina Republican League will hold its annual summer outing in Chester Park on Saturday July 15. A number of prominent speakers will deliver addresses at the event.
Probate records note Thomas H. Smith leaving 200 to grandchild Hattie Smith and 500 to each daughter Fannie B Addie J and Cornelia F with remainder to numerous children. Appraised personal estates for Elizabeth Appiaratus Morris Doyle listed. Applications filed to administer several estates including Ferdinand Rentz Mary J Ever sall Elenora Reuhl Henry Feldmann. A Nash ville man seeks to locate his uncle Winston Lyons believed living here.
Master Commissioner to determine what is due follows a judgment rendered yesterday by the Superior Court in the Miller case. Judge Howard Ferris delivered the finding of facts and conclusions of law, with the court finalizing its ruling.
United States courts review the bankrupt estate of Elmer E. Shappell Hyde Park butcher found dead after disappearing His widow Mrs Shappell holds the largest claim of 6000 others include Cincinnati Abattoir 2029 John Robinson 325 Charles Wuest 200 Phineas Phillips 250 Busse Bergman 275 Roth Packing Morrison Co sums unknown Swift Co 736 Schwarzschild Salzberger 521 Attorneys Cobb Howard Bailey will require proof of all claims Mrs Shappell seeks widow’s allowance of 1500 Also injunction sought by Bowser Co Ft Wayne against National Oil Pump Dayton hearing set June 28 Toledo Home Telephone appeals $3500 award for killed horses case to circuit court of appeals Weber vs Fay Egan damages $3000 dismissed
Representatives of many National Employers Associations will meet in Indianapolis for a three day convention starting June 10 to discuss worker training schools and to form a National Board of Industrial Education. Louis H. Levy of Indianapolis called the meeting, with committee members from iron founders tile makers metal trades brickmakers and other trades.
Findlay Ohio May 31 The Circuit Court unanimously ruled that Buckeye Oil Company a Standard subsidiary must accept all oil offered by independent producers at a fair remunerative rate The decision reverses the Common Pleas Court and affirms Probate Court jurisdiction in the Standard Oil fine case The ruling is hailed as a great victory by independent producers and Attorney General Wade H Ellis led the suit An executive in the Attorney General office praised the outcome.
Broker Claude Ashbrook reports no trace of F. W. Hoehn the alleged absconder who used his sister's bonds and stocks without authority. Ashbrooks, claiming thousands in loss, will enlist American Bankers Association detectives and police aid to recover property and arrest Hoehn.
The Executive Committee of the Cincinnati League met yesterday and adopted resolutions in memory of late President J. M. Potter. William B. Melish and J. B. Foraker Jr were named to prepare suitable expressions of esteem from the committee and citizens. The panel will reconvene soon to review the report.
A list of Dayton attorneys who assisted in the first session of the United States Court in Dayton will be added to the court record as a historical item. Judge John X Richards has returned from New York to prepare for the upcoming session. There may be weeks of delay in filing powder trust suits in courts at home and in New Jersey and Illinois due to East region circumstances.
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