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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1907
Page
2
Hartwell civil engineer Harry C. Innes and family were overcome by natural gas fumes Saturday. They were reported out of danger yesterday by Dr. W. Tatts, their attending physician, with recovery expected over about a week.
Members of Braitery NewR. a OO are requested to unite this evening December 3rd at 8 o clock. A matter of importance will come up. WM. HERRMANN Secretary.
Obert Ober stars as Montgomery Brewster in a playful stage adaptation. Brewster inherits a million and must spend it within a year in legitimate channels to gain seven more, leading to globe trotting schemes, stock gambles, and comic misadventure. Peggy wins a heart as plans unfold. The production boasts elaborate scenery and strong company, with multiple troupes touring five countries in four languages.
The text presents a fragmented verse about human emotion and suffering. It hints at themes of divination, meaning, and damative pain, with references to a speaker and audience and a sense of damaged communication.
A Saturday matinee and night engagement at Smith's theatre presents the richly drawn Lady Isabel. The critic notes the character's varied emotions require both youthful beauty and strong acting talent.
Klaw & Erlanger present The Ham Tree a three act show built from a twenty minute vaudeville sketch led by MelIntyre and Heath with a remarkable chorus of youthful singers and dancers. The production promises novelty and strong stage craft with an emphasis on synchronized dances by large groups scheduled next Sunday at Smiths theatre.
Captain Webb showcases four trained seals and sea lions performing humanlike feats at the Grand. The animals display surprising intelligence in network stunts including baseball, shooting cannons, and band routines as Webb, after years of training, supervises the acts.
Roy Weed opens with stunts and credible impersonations plus unusual dancing. The Ross Sisters perform singing and dancing to eager applause, especially the toe work of the younger sisters. Howell Webster provide comedy and songs with new jokes. Harry Hodgins entertains with a comic bevy and a bioscope feature.
Beginning tomorrow Hamilton residents can view Parsifal, Wagner’s famed opera, in moving pictures at The Princess. A lecturer will explain the story to aid understanding as prices range from seats, reflecting the production’s prestige now available in film.
The bowling events scheduled at the Y M C A were postponed again due to a power outage. Last Monday the contests were halted as lights failed, and last night the same problem caused a second postponement with no new date set.
Advertisement for A Seiden slicker at 237 High Street promoting a complete line of fancy back and side combs with solid gold mountings and modern designs.
Paul Brockhardt elected worshipful master of Hamilton Lodge No. 17 F and A M. Officers named for the coming year include Warren Saunders Sr as warden John Nicholass Jr as warden H C Henneberger as senior deacon Carl Henning Jr as deacon Hinckley Smith as secretary Joseph Rodefer as Tyler W P Cope as treasurer and W H Allen as trustee.
Hamilton lodge number 572 of the Knights of Pythias elected officers for 1908 last night. The term starts January first. Elected were Charles Brannon C C and Dr. G. M. [...]
Kumlelr vice C Claude Henley P W 8 Overley M A W S Reed I G H Smead C G A J Irwin K R S R L Taylor M of E Mel Hathorn M of F Chas Gano trustee W C Coble M W
The Y M C A has secured H W Gibson Massachusetts secretary of boys work to present his stereopticon talk The Boy and What To Do With Him at eight tonight at the First Baptist church. No admission charged. all parents urged to bring boys.
Charles F. Huber formerly of this city died yesterday at his Camden New Jersey home where he worked as an electrician. He was the brother of Prof. Will Huber Jr Mrs James Gilmore and William J Edward Paul and John Huber and a son of Mrs Katherine Huber.
John McGale selling apples for Andy Butcher was arraigned before Mayor Thomas on Tuesday. He admitted guilt and paid the costs. the police court then adjourned after the case. Proceeds from the sale partly funded a tag purchase.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. John Gilbert died of inanition Monday afternoon at 540 North Third Street. The remains were interred Tuesday morning at 9 o clock in Greenwood Cemetery.
December weather prompts toning the system with Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea from The Radcliffe Drug Co. at Cor Hig and 2nd Sts and 231 High St. Local ad copy urges readers to visit for health benefits.
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