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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1906
Page
2
The hearings reveal fears of freight rebates and disrupted meat trade while inspectors test packers conditions. Witnesses discuss inspection costs, label dates, sanitary rules, and officer testimony on ventilation cleanliness and decayed meat concerns as the investigation expands.
A sufferer with painful hand sores endured long without relief after visits to three doctors. One doctor was afraid to touch them. The soreness disappeared and hands became smooth following a specific application.
Mrs A E Maurer of Chicago Illinois describes severe hand sores from dye-house work. After using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment she reports itching and peeling stopped in three days and hands became smooth again. She urges others with sore hands to try the remedies.
Mothers find instant relief and gentle sleep for skin-tortured babies with Cuticura Soap and Cuticura, touted as a premier skin cure. The ad promotes a pure emollient routine and mentions sales through Potter Drug & Chem. Corp and an offer of chocolate coated forms and vials for sale.
The Union Stockyards upgrades ordered by city authorities after a recent building examination are estimated to cost packers about $1,000,000, according to Building Commissioner Barston.
Liverpool officials report a large number of tins inspected yearly all found good and urge consumers not to fear. Medical officer Hope notes most tinned meat arrives in excellent condition with few blown tins though some 300 to 400 tons are destroyed yearly for defective sealing.
Manila reports three light tremors felt Tuesday and Wednesday. Shocks were believed severe on Samar Island.
Dr. Erastus E. Holt of Portland presented tables showing economic value by occupation and age. A 10 year old is worth 2601.62 dollars, rising to 5488.03 at 25. value declines after 40 for professionals, peaking at 29344.68 at 40, with older ages falling to 17.13 at 70.
Governor Higginss removal of William Travers Jerome from the New York County District Attorney office is demanded in a complaint filed at the Executive Chamber by William N. Amory of New York City. Frank E Perley said the complaint exists but did not disclose its charges. It is believed to allege negligence in failing to prosecute figures tied to metropolitan traction interests.
Washington June 7 Senate spent the day debating the conference report on the railroad rate bill. By 6 PM the chamber decided to return the measure to conference. Contention centered on free passes IRS salaries and penalties with wide opinion favoring upholding Senate provisions.
A boiler explosion at Kennedy and Elgin's tobacco factory in Hopkinsville Ky sparked a fire that caused total losses estimated at 100000. The blaze threatened the city and damaged the warehouse of Consumers' Ice and Coal, J C Jackson residence, several small outbuildings, plus 200 hogsheads of tobacco and 3000 pounds of loose tobacco. insurance coverage was 35000.
The court-martial of Captain Wynne of the United States Marine Corps resumed after a suspension. Dr. J C Decker of the battleship Alabama testified Wynne is not insane but irritable as a disease and not fully morally responsible when irritated. He suggested disobedience may stem from this condition and justice may require excusing punishment.
Senator Foraker gave notice that after the railroad rate bill conference report is disposed of he will move to take up the Statehood bill conference report. He proposed Tuesday for discussion, noting Beveridge approval, while Senator Hopkins initially opposed the timing but withdrew his objection.
In Chicago on June 7, Prof. George Burman Foster of the University of Chicago argued that modern religion trends toward science and less speech. He questioned an unfinished God if God remains static and urged religion to embrace a living, evolving concept.
Isaac Harris died Wednesday night at Jewish Hospital after an appendicitis operation. He leaves a widow and daughter Mrs Joseph Silverberg of Des Moines Iowa and lived at the Burnet House. He was part of Harris Johnson Co liquor firm at 220 East Pearl street. Ephraim Brown Stout died yesterday at his Linwood home aged 84 after a yearlong illness. He leaves a widow four sons and four daughters and funeral services will be held Saturday from Spring Grove Chapel with the four sons acting as pallbearers.
Premier Moret presented to the King the resignations of all cabinet members in Madrid on June 7. The move clears the way for a new administration after a political crisis. End of note.
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