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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1907
Page
4
The June 2 1907 issue of the Commercial Tribune records its establishment details and publication notes. It lists Beb. O. Eshelby as president and notes Cincinnati postal filing and Walnut Street headquarters.
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Cooler weather due to high pressure is forecast for the region today. Light showers are expected in the Ohio Valley before the cooler, fair conditions spread westward with moderate temperatures. Cincinnati recorded 64 to 88 degrees yesterday, 10 degrees above June average, per Local Weather Bureau data through 8 p.m. local time.
Ohio sees thunderstorms and cooler Thursday with possible thunder squalls then partly cloudy and warmer into Friday. Kentucky and West Virginia face thunder showers and cooler conditions Thursday into Friday with clouds. Indiana expects fair skies then warmer temperatures Friday with possible showers and light variable winds.
Notifications list arrivals at Rotterdam Boston Liverpool Queenstown Yokohama Plymouth Southampton and Sable Island with ships Moskva Angelian Ferion Caronia Hibernian Nippon Maru Teutonic Saxonia Kaiserin Auguste Victoria Empress of Britain Kaiserin Auguste Victoria Friesland Sardinian Cymric and others. Wireless reports and expected dock times noted for several vessels with routes to Liverpool Antwerp Quebec and New York.
A long list of individuals connected to cities across the United States appears, including Dennison John Goebel Denver E B Gukill Washington D H Harvey H Slusser Canton C Gibson Arthur Bartsch New York J C Keys Chicago James J Sexton Columbus Frank E Ritchey St. Louis Linton Dana E Latimer Cleveland C J Clarke Louisville F E B Calloway Atlanta A A Hall Piqua Burnet S B S Tenney New York D Livermore Boston C H Bertrand Columbus James R Thompson St Louis Lackman A E Kramer Pittsburg L Hardman Dayton J W Richmond Toledo H C Bowen Cleveland Havin J S Gordon New York J W Latimer Chicago John H Billings Nashville W W Hanlon Bellaire St Nicholas W D Galbraith New York James H Spinning St Louis M Cc Brandstetter Chicago W S Boyden Boston Grand T W Harrison New Orleans A A Reilly Toledo Stockton Cooke Sheffield Ala C H Stone Louisville Havin W Solomon New York W R B Wilkinson Pittsburg Thomas F Treasy Louisville F E Longwald Chicago Palate J W Smith eee O H Cc Frost Chicago H S McMahon St Louis W D Noland Richmond Ind
The tragedy of Albert and Thomas Trevor, leading Cincinnati merchants, shocks the city as the craze for speed is blamed for their deaths. The editorial laments loss to commerce and family, urges speed safety across rail and road, and calls for immediate action to curb the craze.
An Ohio Attorney General opinion upholds a law requiring state institutions to buy meat from Ohio animals. The piece views this as a sign of rising nativism and a potential shift toward stricter state controls, risking interstate commerce and broader constitutional tensions.
The column mourns the deaths of Alfred and Thomas Trevor, praising their business leadership and social ties. It laments the loss to industry and society, notes their wit and generosity, and offers sympathy to their families. The piece urges automobilists to curb high speed to prevent further tragedies and reflects on social propriety and kindness.
Travelers in hotels discuss Elks discarding bone charms to aid elk conservation and speculate on President Roosevelt seeking a third term. Judge Spencer's Missouri claim and remarks from J L T Fleming and Henry Clay Burton frame the political chatter at several lobbies.
Senator Foraker and Mrs. Foraker arrived from Washington aboard the C&O and plan to stay through the November election. He will speak at Wilberforce College and attend a National Traffic Association meeting in Put-in-Bay while continuing to meet callers. Powell, Harmon, Bryan, Roosevelt and Taft loom in ongoing Ohio political speculation.
Cincinnatians are listed as registered in New York hotels in a local dispatch. Names include L. W. Smith G. A. Brooks A Buck Mr and Mrs W H Field C H Henderson L H Meakin M Eisenberg H C Whitney Mrs M Gregg N Hahn F C Hanson Mrs J W Longshore and H E Wood.
A judge criticizes the prolonged pace of case handling, noting hearings drag on for years and expressing no clear method to accelerate the process. The remark underscores systemic delays affecting justice delivery.
Social pages describe the elegant ceremony at the Miller residence in Rose Hill with Rev. George N Eastman officiating. Miss Blanche Miller wore an imported Parisian satin gown with Cluny lace and hand embroidery, while the bridal party featured Miss Richard B. Young as matron of honor and Elizabeth Young as flower girl. The couple plan to reside in Avondale after a month-long eastern honeymoon.
Jockey Miller who won the Brooklyn Handicap outpaced a legion of office bound boys with a brilliant victory. He can command a salary higher than a Cabinet officer and could become a Broadway sensation. Yet steelworkers and electric plant laborers hold a steady future, hoping to rise to own future champions as generations shift.
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