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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1907
Page
2
President Roosevelt urges civics reform through education and law, calls for worker compensation and shared burden of industry, supports public health for children, and champions naval readiness. He argues for limited government action paired with individual self reliance and warns against punitive vengeance toward wrongdoers.
In a letter to a temperance paper Judge Hager the Democratic nominee for Kentucky governor pledges to support all reasonable measures advancing temperance He backs county unit local option law and its expansion and calls for strict enforcement of the Sabbath observance law The letter responds to a prior inquiry by the editor about the candidate’s views on the issue
The court plans to appoint a master to determine Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy's competency amid a suit filed by her son and others as next friends. The plaintiffs allege control by a church clique and misappropriation of Eddy's property, while the defense decries the action as a simple inquiry into business capacity.
Mexico City reports Secretary Root will be welcomed as a guest of the nation on invitation of President Ding. Subsecretary Algera says the trip has no political aims. The American colony plans a modest reception with a possible Council meeting and a large showing for Root’s hospitality in August.
Dr. George F. Herrmann was elected President of the North Cincinnati Business Men's Club at a Turner Hall meeting last night. The organization begins with about 200 members and may merge with the North Cincinnati Improvement Association, to be discussed at the July gathering. Other officers elected include John Fuhrman H Verges as vice presidents Frank Schaeffer as secretary and Charles Dickman as treasurer.
June 10 Indianapolis reports the first convention for trade schools opening with national labor associations in attendance. Speakers include Vice President C. W. Fairbanks praising Indianapolis for industrial training and Dr. Frank W. Gunsaulus of Armour Institute delivering the main address on the education of the hand.
Just Frang and Maria Dorsch, arrested in Cleveland at Germany's request for involvement in a wife’s death, waived extradition and agreed to return to Germany in custody to stand trial. German Consul J A Lettenthaler secured the agreement, ending weeks of delay.
A lengthy quake shock felt in Guayaquil at 5 30 p m caused widespread panic as residents observed Mt Cotopaxi ejecting large stones in the vicinity. no injuries reported in the initial dispatch.
Mrs Ella Childers Durham formerly of Huntington West Virginia died suddenly of apoplexy in Lexington Kentucky. She weighed 350 pounds and a special coffin had to be made for her burial.
An Oklahoma editor touts Grape-Nuts, claiming it cured extended illness, added 25 pounds, boosted strength and brain power, and praises its taste. He endorses the product, urges readers to read The Road to Wellville, and notes its scientific, nutritious make.
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