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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1907

Page

4

The Commercial Tribune Establishment Notice

The Commercial Tribune established in 1793 and published daily in Cincinnati by The Commercial Tribune Company. Walnut Street and Government Place offices. E. C. Eshelby serves as president.

Cincinnati Postoffice Commercial Tribune Company Walnut Street Government Place E. C. Eshelby

Commercial Tribune Postal Rates and Branch News Offices

In Great Britain and abroad, postal rates for daily and Sunday editions are listed for various subscription periods. Subscriptions are payable in advance and must include a full post office address. The Commercial Tribune Co. provides branch news offices in Walnut Hills Covington Newport Columbus Washington and London with services for newsboys and readers. Reading room in London is free to Americans.

THE Commercial Tribune CO Cincinnati Walnut Hills Gilbert Av Covington Scot St Scott St Newport York St. Columbus Washington Munsey London Trafalgar Building Trafalgar Square

Weather shifts to cooler across northern regions

Northwestern high pressure brings a temperature drop of ten to fifteen degrees in northern and central areas between the Rockies and the Alleghenies. The South and Atlantic coast remain warm and fair. Ohio Valley expects slightly cooler conditions as high pressure moves east. Cincinnati recording 67 to 79 degrees. June readings show daily and monthly comparisons with prior years.

Rockies Atlantic Coast Ohio Valley Cincinnati Ss. W N.W

Ohio and nearby states forecast warm up late week

Ohio and Kentucky West Virginia and Indiana see fair skies Thursday and Friday with warmer Friday. Winds shift from fresh west to northwest and diminish, with light variable winds in Indiana.

Ohio Kentucky West Virginia Indiana

Ocean Steamship Movements Across Ports

Shipping list reports arrivals and sailings at New York Boston Cape Race Lizard Southampton and other Allied ports. Notable entries include The Caronia Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Adriatic Pennsylvanian Republic Athenian Ningchow Koenigen and Montibello among others with destinations to New York Liverpool Havre Rotterdam Philadelphia and Hong Kong across dates and routes.

Ocean Steamship Movements New York Caronia Liverpool Bremen Southampton Cherbourg Lanzio Naples Oceanic Queenstown Madonna Georgia the Teutonic Plymouth Gallia Marseilles Barcelona Potsdam Rotterdam Boulogne Boston Sylvia Hamburg Browhead la Lorraine Havre Lizard Adriatic Philadelphia Sable Island Yokahoma Athenian Vancouver Hongkong Em of India Ningchow HIOGO Kirklee Portland Shanghai Igibraltar Koenigen Genoa

Cincinnatians in New York list hotel registrants

Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune reports Cincinnati residents registered in New York hotels on June 26. Names include W. Rieckelman, E. J. Barker, Mrs. A. Diehl, Mrs. C. Eckert, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Ficks, Mr. and Mrs. B. Fitzgerald, C. F. Kemmer, J. B. Rosenthal, and others.

New York Commercial Tribune W. Rieckelman E. J. Barker A. Diehl C. Eckert O. A. Strobel S. G. Tuch G. C. Marshall J. A. Mather E. C. Mather J. H. Mayer W. C. Rasch O. C. Rasch O. J. Thoma

The Black Hand in America and Its Threat

An editorial warning that the Black Hand is a real menace in America. It notes convictions in Pennsylvania and New Orleans, recounts a New Orleans kidnapping case and courtroom intimidation, and urges stricter immigration controls to curb Italian mafia activity.

America Pennsylvania New Orleans Crescent City Pietro Leonardo New Orleans Picayune Leonardo Europe Bingham New York

Cincinnati urged to annex suburbs after school census drop

The 1907 Cincinnati school census shows a 13 273 decline in school age children from 1906, causing a budget loss and concern for the city’s vitality. The article argues annexation as a remedy, citing Cleveland’s stance and urging growth of Cincinnati’s corporate limits to reclaim students and economic activity.

Cincinnati Pittsburg Cleveland Hamilton County

Cleveland Opposes Cincinnati Annexation Drive

Cleveland shows strong interest in Cincinnati annexation issues and counsels against pursuing the effort. The city appears to have more time to assess consequences and strategize responses.

Cleveland Cincinnati

Interfering with a Business Beyond Personal Gain

A brief note describes someone meddling in a business not hers while avoiding involvement in a more profitable venture. The statement hints at motive and suggests misdirected interference rather than legitimate concern.

Restful Vacation Secret Cleverly Skips Cash Details

The Portland Advertiser notes a humorous take on vacations where the key is simplicity and absence of many cost specifics. The gag emphasizes ignoring detailed cash requirements.

Portland Advertiser

Notes and Comment. Rabid dogs bill defeats and poker tale

A traveling man recalls Arkansas lawmakers debating a bill to extinguish rabid dogs, with a backwoods speaker arguing dogs are all the same. Another anecdote describes a Philadelphia newspaper man losing his seventy five cents in a Southwest poker game tale.

Arkansas Rascal Philadelphia Pen and Pencil Club Atlantic City Southwest

Blind Smoker Debate Sparks Hotel Room Talk

In Cincinnati a traveling former resident at the Grand Hotel challenges a newspaper claim that blind men do not smoke. He recalls a Blind Jack, a local pipe smoker, and argues blind men enjoy tobacco as much as sighted smokers. Dr. Stuart K. Johns praises Mark Twain and England’s recognition of his humor.

Cincinnati Kenneth L. Downing Chicago Grand Hotel Fifteenth and Central Avenue Blind Jack Martin Stuart K. Johns Rutland Gibson House Mark Twain London England Johns

Marriage news fills social pages with gowns and travel

The social column reports multiple weddings and wedding guests including Miss Homan and Miss Rose Homan with Mr Boxall, plans to travel to New York and London, and a series of receptions, dances, and trips. Also noted are other nuptials in Hartwell and Covington with attendees, outfits, and post ceremony travel details.

Ughter Boxall Mr. Boxall Miss Homan Miss Rose Homan Schwebel Conservatory James Marquey California Clara Baur Bertha Baur Wanda Baur Annie Sykes Joseph T. Homan Louis Homan Joseph Niehaus Alms Hotel New York London Dulwich Crystal Palace Lawrence Aliva Tadewa Henry Holliday Herbert Thompson Wedgewood Conway Chambers Paris States E. R. Hardesty Linwood Ohio River Edna Shedd Joseph R. Salmon Clifford Martin John Peck Harry Benedict Clifford Ridge Guy Anderson Owen Evans William Grisby Longley George Carroll Sherman Snyder Alma Adams Hughes Coleman Isabel Starks Lavery Ella Gibson Charlotte Pflesker Etta Wells Arthur Chambers H. H. Fuller Anna Thayer George Singer W. F. Mitchell Harry Mitchell Royal Martin Dorothy Fulton Fee William Kloak Mary Lillian Crail Greenup Street Covington Virginia Miller Nancy Brown Ruth Scales Mary Kelly Sarah Jackson Helen Eaton Margaret Morgan Mary Eliabeth Crigler Christine Crigler Marion Tinsley Mary Ross Margaret McLaughlin Susan Bruce Semple Lucille Dixon Emily Heizer Helen Bruner Shelly Rouse Margaret Tracy Virginia Brown Dorothy Goodwin Elizabeth Goodwin Russell Ranson May Louise Green Ruth Jones Harriet Early Mary Nickerson Eleanor Simpson Elizabeth Conroy Mildrad Harrison Frances Johnson Margery Shepard Katherine Gatch Sally Logan Grimes Adelaide Smith Katherine Greene Mesdames Charles Brown H. B. Riddell Harry B. Meckay J. B. Héizer J. L. Crigler Tracy Herbert Jackson Albert Bell Tulton Embry A. J. Conroy Albert Steifel Paul Jones Thomas M. Greene William Early Geoffrey Davis Lanning Arthur Birch Brandebury Magnus Tate H. M. Smith Homer Kirby Robert Nelson Coate H. N. Smith Minna Wagner Lena Herman Freda Erna Schorr Sophia Meier Carl Finke Alfred Finke Milton Tudor Louis Dumhoff East Charles Reynolds Boston J. K. Reynolds W. W. Alexander Burnett Newport New Orleans John Phythian Xenia W. G. Walker Wallace Place Percy Hord St. Louis W. W. Trimble Home For Young Women’s Guild St. Paul's Episcopal Church Samuel Bigstaff the Highlands Elizabeth Ebbert Virginia Beach William Hobbs Bertie Baker Washington Avenue Baltimore George McRoberts Elwood Ind Eugene Barnes W. N. Hind Townsend New York City Sarah Herndon Ludlow J. G. Tomlin Walton Horatio Riddell Pittsburg Charles Bunton J. A. Johnson Leslie Indianapolis

Cincinnati Hotel Arrivals Show Wide Guest List

The arrival list includes Dennison F M Jones of Cleveland and many others from Chicago, Denver, New York, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Columbus, and beyond. Travelers span professions and cities from Nashville to Seattle, with several repeated names and hubs like Cleveland, New York, Chicago, and Philadelphia. The roster reads like an annual cross country influx into Cincinnati hotels.

Eeewes Dbs Vcs Sang Ww. T. Abilene F.C Kansas City Atlanta P.c Baltimore Little Rock Bismarck Louisville Buffalo Helena Cc Sprield Huron Vickurg Indianapol Washington Jacksonville Cincinnati Dennison F. M. Jones Cleveland J. H. Hoodwin Chicago Tony Galbraith Georgetown Daniel Miller Ripley O. Gibson Frank T. Mitchell A. R. Pelton Denver William J. Tighe New York A. Roth Nashville Tenn Linton Leslie H. Webb Co. B. Piper Philadelphia C. A. Caldwell Boston C. R. Allison Burnet I. Gould J. R. Armstrong Frank D. Barnes St. Louis Jess H. Speyer Pittsburg Lackman J. A. Boote C. W. Potter H. Paesche Oscar Carman Indianapolis Honing P. J. Millett Knoxville Hugh Donald F. H. Gaylord W. V. Watts Waverly O. St. Nicholas E. R. Waite John T. Blessing H.M. Jenks C. E. Vandersall Toledo Grand B. P. Hogan Erie Allen Hall J. H. Athey E. L. Keetor Pueblo Col. Haviin

Highest observatory on Monte Rosa opens this month

The Monte Rosa world’s tallest year round observatory nears completion and will likely be opened this month by its donor Queen Margherita of Italy. The church register at Marshwood notes twenty burials in 3.5 years with two under 60 and combined ages 1428 averaging about 75 years. Lady Wimborne plans a Dorset small holdings experiment and will send Danish poultry experts to study rearing and egg marketing.

Emily Christine Wiggers A. H. Wiggers Paul G. Voerstenau Wiggers Armory Avenue Voss Jennie Wiggers Ernst Foerstenau Monte Rosa Margherita Italy Marshwood Ferd Layton H. Hoskins Ford Layton Congress Fourth Barney United States Senate Layton Northwestern Hio

Diamond Found on Pinel Diggings Near Kimberly

An American named Lincoln discovered a white diamond weighing 73 carats at the Pinel diggings near Kimberly. He sold the gem for £1000.

Pinel Diggings Kimberly Lincoln

Tablet Marking Site of Magu Farm at Longchamp

A tablet set at No 9 Rond Point Longchamp marks the Magu farm site where Boileau and La Fontaine were said to meet to drink milk, noting the historical countryside gathering place and literary connection.

Longchamp Boileau la Fontaine

Death of Mr. George Croal in Edinburgh

Mr George Croal died in Edinburgh. He attended the Theatrical Fund Dinner of 1827 where Sir Walter Scott proclaimed authorship of Waverley.

Edinburgh George Croal Theatrical Fund Walter Scott Waverly

Mothers Punishment A Tender Nightly Kiss

A poem depicts a mother disciplining disobedient boys with a whipping threat then a loving good night kiss. It contrasts harsh discipline with a comforting ritual, ending with the idea that mothers everywhere use gentleness despite misbehavior.

Detroit Free Press

Taft Herrick meet at Queen City Club in Cincinnati

Former Governor Myron T. Herrick registered at the Linton Hotel to attend the Ohio State Bankers Association convention. He spoke with Charles P. Taft and others at the Queen City Club and visited the Country Club before returning to retire for the night. The event reflects active Republican networking and ongoing discussions among Ohio politicians and bankers.

Myron T. Herrick Linton Ohio State Bankers’ Association Charles P. Taft Taft Mr. Herrick Judge Harmon Queen City Club Herrick Country Club Clifford B. Wright Wright Bankers’ Association J. G. Schmidlapp Grandin Road Cleveland Foraker Sandusky National Soldiers’ Home Associated Dailies of Ohio Cedar Point John T. Mack Senator Foraker Warren G. Harding Marion Linton Hotel Harding Charles N. Haskell Oklahoma Hoskins Hon Co. N. Haskell Bill Decker Paulding County Big Dan" Mooney St. Mary’s Dan Allen-Auglaize John W. Mooney Zanesville John R. McLean Joseph Mooney Toledo Walter B. Richie Lima L. M. Studevant First National Bank of Sidney

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