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Weather Summary for Cincinnati and West Regions
A central high pressure system keeps fine weather across the central valleys while the West warms. The Northwest sees showers and thunderstorms, with Cincinnati recording 61 to 77 degrees and a clear evening. The report notes June 15 1907 conditions, comparing this day with 1905 1904 and lists temperature, precipitation, and deficits or excesses since January 1 1907.
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Zeft
Cincinnati
Weather Outlook for Ohio Indiana Kentucky and West Virginia
Forecast calls for fair conditions across Ohio and Indiana Sunday and Monday with light variable winds. Kentucky and West Virginia also expect fair weather on Sunday and Monday.
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Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Cincinnatians in New York Hotel Registrants
Special Dispatch reports Cincinnati residents registered in New York hotels including J Guthrie Mr and Mrs M C Hargrave J H Leslie J Mills T Schneider W H Sherman C W Brook W N Dunbar B J Klimper Mr and Mrs B Putz H Walker.
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Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
J. Guthrie
M. C. Hargrave
J. H. Leslie
J. Mills
T. Schneider
W. H. Sherman
C. W. Brook
W. .N. Dunbar
B. J. Klimper
B. Putz
H. Walker
Ships and sailings flood Atlantic routes in early moves
Numerous vessels arrive and depart across a wide range of ports. Etruria and Umbria reach Queenstown and Nantucket reports update sea movements while several liners head to New York Boston Antwerp Hamburg and Liverpool.
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New York
Philadelphia
Southampton
Etruria
Liverpool
Amerika
Hamburg
la Lorraine
Havre
Florida
Genoa
Finland
Antwerp
London
Campania
St. Louis
Caledonia
Glasgow
Queenstown
Umbria
Palermo
Perugia
Minnetonka
Fastnet
Plymouth
Boulogne
Rotterdam
Nantucket
Hong Kong
China
San Francisco
Boston
Manchester
Montreal
la Savoie
St. Paul
Christiansand
Vladivostok
Tacoma
Seattle
Newcastle
Cincinnati Hotel Arrivals List of Guests
A roster of names and origins appears as hotel arrivals in Cincinnati. The list includes Dennison-George Shockey Atropass N C Harvey Hannon Maysville Ky Samuel Peterson Austin Tex Gibson R M Smith Chicago A W Valentine Buffalo James R Duffin Louisville Paul Pierson Chicago Linton I Kuhn New York Arthur Jones Detroit R E Williams St Louis J E Schloss New York met R C Houghton J Mueller Milwaukee M J Ryan New York M Roth New York ekman F R Candrey Chicago Dr T C Walker Manila P I C W Clark Chicago ing J Delaney Detroit J W Rodgers St Louis L J Wilson Mem Seymour Haber Waco Tex Nicholas S E Moore Chicago K K Bassett New York John W Blundell New York Walter J Sharp Liverpool England Grand C E Pickey Lexington F M Hunter Chicago J T Burgess Louisville Helen Cuevas Mexico City Havin Herbert Lee New York D B Thorpe Detroit Fred Leslie Muncie Ind J C Milam Lexington Ky Orge P Coleman Atlanta Arbert Rogers Richmond Va C rwage Memphis A E Sweetser Pebobhenes Buk
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Chicago
K. K. Bassett
New York
John W. Blundell
Walter J. Sharp
Liverpool
England
Grand
C. E. Pickey
Lexington
F. M. Hunter
J. T. Burgess
Louisville
Helen Cuevas
Mexico City
Haviin
Herbert Lee
D. B. Thorpe
Detroit
Fred Leslie
Muncie
Ind
Anger Flare Over Hair Lock Exchange
In Somerville Journal a dispute emerges after Alice grows angry when Kate asks why a request for a lock of hair led to an awkward exchange. He sent a lock of hair that did not match the color requested, fueling the quarrel.
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Alice
Kate
Business Men's Club Leads War on Billboards in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Business Men's Club declares war on billboard nuisance, outlining a campaign with a Municipal Art Committee to remove unsightly signs in a bid to beautify the city. The effort cites civic support and quotes an urban beauty imperative from New York’s Municipal Art circle.
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Business Men's Club
Cincinnati
Clinton Rogers Woodruff
Club
Committee On Municipal Art
Sycamore
Central Avenue
Third
Twelfth Streets
Cinccinnati
Martin
New York Society of Municipal Art
New World
White clothing linked to irritable nerves says Manila official
Director Heiser of the Philippines argues that wearing white clothing provokes irritable temper and weakened nerves among Americans and Europeans in the islands. He urges a shift to blue to restore calm and notes historic irritability in Spain after Dewey’s Manila Bay actions.
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Salh Heiser
Philippines
United States
England
France
Germany
Europe
Spain
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Dewey
Manila Bay
Dr. Heiser
Mark Twain
New Orleans tops list of Bright’s disease deaths
The Times-Democrat disputes Health Officer Darlington’s reasons for rising deaths from Bright’s disease and heart disease in several cities. It notes New Orleans leads in mortality, with Cincinnati next, and lists the ordered percentages of deaths and increases over 1880 across ten cities.
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Darlington
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Times- Democrat
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New York
Bright
Philadelphia
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Milwaukee
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Times-Democrat
Market Apathy Masks Speculation Amid Stable Manufacturing
The report notes pervasive apathy in market speculation while manufacturing remains busy on existing orders. Banks avoid funding new speculation as legitimate business pays well. Iron and steel enter a firmer base with pig iron steady and rails firm, with no new anxiety about government deposit calls.
City Beautiful Ideal Boosts Hartford Growth
The Times argues Hartford should pursue the City Beautiful plan as a path to growth. It emphasizes sincere, practical steps to become a true urban exemplar.
Mayor Schmitz Guilty and Boodlers Finished Terms
The article notes that on the day Mayor Schmitz was found guilty the last of the St. Louis boodlers were discharged from the penitentiary. It highlights the concurrent end of corruption-era terms and the mayor’s conviction.
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Schmitz
St. Louis
Letter Writing as a Dying Art Question Raised
Mr Watterson asks if letter writing is a lost art. Discussion of abstract questions is deemed to fail in turning the curious away from the barn where a dark horse neighs for liberty.
Pies Thinner This Year Then Worry in Washington
The Des Moines Register notes pies will be thinner this year prompting questions about how an Iowa man will cope with issues in Washington. The item hints at economic or political strain reflected in a domestic joke.
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Des Moines Register and Leader
Iowa
Washington
Quiet Week Sparks Quiet Talk of Wood Savery
A measured silence over the past week fuels speculation that Mr. Kiefer prefers to start a wood savery over operating a talking machine, suggesting a shift in priorities.
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Kiefer
Secretary Cortelyou Calls in Ten Thousand Dollar Bills
Secretary Cortelyou orders withdrawal of the ten thousand dollar bills. The move is expected to tighten monetary circulation and create harsher conditions for newspaper boys selling papers.
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Cortelyou
Prediction adage on a coming winter in 2007
A fleeting note predicts no winter in 2007. The writer urges cutting it out and rereading when the predicted time arrives. The fragment hints at forecasting and memory as the date approaches.
Derby Tip Sparks Croker Murphy Cable Talk
The Cordiale between Leader Murphy and former Leader Croker hinges on a sure Derby tip Croker was to cable, a move that could restore rapport if confirmed.
Washington Nine Expected to Rebound After Slump
The New York Mail suggests the Washington baseball team should return to form, arguing nature favors balance after a period of poor results and calling for a renewed effort to regain consistency.
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Nature
The
New York Mail
Washington Nine
Boston man eats seven lobsters in one sitting
A Boston man reportedly consumed seven lobsters in a single meal, prompting speculation about his motives and appetite. No further details available.
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Boston
Ohio River Flood Warning Nearing 45 Feet
Unprecedented rainfall at the headwaters drives rapid river rise. The gauge at Water Works shows 41 feet with two inches per hour, and experts forecast a peak near 45 feet before subsiding. Greatest inflow from the Kanawha threatens basement flooding in river bottoms.
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Ohio River
Market Cleanliness and Local Notes Across Town
A reader urges enforcement of market refuse ordinances to keep streets clean, noting barrels and timely cleanup. The column recalls Dr. Brand's 58-year rectorate in Maryland, observes wealth and food contrasts, and ends with a light tale about a lemon sherbet freezer mishap and the remedy of salt.
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Hubby
Hotels and Travelers Share Tales and Tensions
In Boston at the Gibson House L K Harvey complains of heavy tipping by Mediterranean guides and alludes to potential English and American guides. Milwaukee and Tampa visitors recount close calls with alligators and predictions of Florida crops. Chicago and Louisville guests discuss pipe tolerance in hotels and Roosevelt politics loom in Southern circles. Roy George becomes Hotel Lackman night clerk.
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Asia’ Minor
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Asia
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America
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H. F. Truman
Chicago
Lackman
Mr. Truman
Roy George
United States Hotel
Middletown
Kirbys School Site Debate Prompts Health and Proximity Claims
A letter to the editor argues against moving Kirby School citing health concerns from dairies and constables nearby. The writer, J B S, claims the new site on a 60 foot hill costs 75 to 100 thousand dollars and pledges a financial guarantee to keep dairies and constables at least a mile away before completion.
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Kirby Road
Board of Education
Kirby
Day of Battle of Bunker Hill Observed in Marietta
The Ohio Society Sons of the Revolution and the Society of the Colonial Wars held a joint celebration of Bunker Hill’s anniversary in Marietta Ohio. Cincinnati visitors traveled by special cars for a luncheon a Blennerhasset Island memorial program and a Marietta Board of Trade banquet.
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Society of the Colonial Wars
Bunker Hill
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Country Club
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Ohio River
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Griffith, Co
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Aine
Kinsey Smith
A. Sr. Boyden Iden Kinsey
Gordon Battal
Bartholomew
Girls Show Needle Skill At Walnut Hills Fete
Hundreds attend the Twenty second District School fete for the Teachers' Annuity and Aid Society. Prof. J. P. Cummins presides as president. Girls in the sewing class sold handmade fancy articles while Avondale women donated 150 cakes and three candy firms contributed.
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Locust and
Melrose Avenue
Walnut Hills
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Avondale
Twenty-second
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The Progressive Man Seeks Growth Beyond Duty
The text extols the man who exceeds ordinary duty. It compares routine workers to athletes, argues progress comes from pursuing higher skill, and states true satisfaction lies in personal development rather than salary or material rewards.
Free Playgrounds Rally In City Campaign Notes
The piece outlines candidates courting urban welfare voters with park and playground projects led by Josh Bailey of Main Street. It describes fusion talks among Democrats Independents and Republicans and previews political maneuvers ahead of the November election. It also reports on party committees appointments and a Duckworth Club outing with 5000 attendees and social event details.
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Commercial ‘Tribune
Second Ward
Duckworth Club
Democratic
Cincinnati Club
City Treasurer Notes No Benefit From Higher Bank Rates
City Treasurer Jacob Weller informs City Auditor Culkins it is useless to seek higher interest on city deposits. He cites current bonds yielding 4 percent versus 3.65 percent formerly, explains bank reserve and bonding costs, and notes his administration has earned over 48 000 dollars more on the general fund in seventeen months through June 1.
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Weller
Culkins
Tacob Weller
Fleischmann interests hold city park outing for 2000
The annual outing of employees from the Fleischmann Company Union Hay and Grain Company and Market National Bank drew about 2000 participants to Manhattan Park Riverside. The event featured athletic contests a swim and a dance with officers Julius Fleischmann Max Fleischmann Charles J Christie Casper H Rowe and W W Granger among those in attendance.
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Fleischmann Company
Union Hay and Grain Company
Market National Bank
Manhattan Park
Riverside
Fleischmann
Asu
Ulias Fleischmann
Max Fleischmann
Charles J. Christie
Casper H. Rowe
W. W. Granger
L. H. Pochat
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