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Hamilton Democrat Sun

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1907

Page

5

City considers Bertillon officer and street upgrades

City council received a mayoral request to add a Bertillon officer at $300 yearly bond $1000 to aid crime detection. Several street paving and alley projects were approved or referred, including Third street alley paving, Cottage street paving, Black street paving, and a $700 park bond.

Cottage Street Third Fourth Streets Black Street Third Street Seven Mile Pike Sycamore Alley

Mayor reports November fines and licenses total

Mayor Thomas announced the month of November yielded 217.75 dollars in fines and licenses collected by city authorities.

Thomas

Postal Telegraph Head Claims No Wires on Market Street

Cleveland Ohio superintendent E W Collins of the Postal Telegraph company informs ecouncil his firm has no wires on Market Street overhead or underground. He is ordered to place wires in conduits if any exist. A further communication was received.

North B Street Coliseum George Kappel South Front Street Court Landlow Welsh Board of Public Service Walnut Street East Avenue Hensley Street Ohio Traction Company Nepstir South Third Street High Street Maple Avenue Ruhl E.W. Collins Postal Telegraph Company Cleveland Ohio Ecouncil Market Street

Attorney General Orders New Bonds for Extended County Officers

Wade Ellis rules that all county officers granted term extensions must file fresh bonds covering the extended period. In Butler County Sheriff Luke Brannon Infirmary Director Isaac Marshall and Commissioner Perry Smith will need new bonds for the time served under the extension.

Wade Ellis Butler County Luke Brannon Isaac Marshall Perry Smith

County Board OKs 1500 for Deputies and Clerk Hire

County commissioners pass a resolution authorizing County Engineer L A Dillon to spend 1500 for deputies and clerk hire during the coming year.

L. A. Dillon

County court actions include pay order in Heck v Goebel case

Judge Gard orders County Clerk Larsh to pay 322.67 to J. F. Bender Bros. receiver Gus Augspurger did not oppose. Other items include suits for accounting 574.28 services rendered, final estate accounts 2689.41 receipts 635.40 expenses, and wills probate with estate bequests.

Larsh Gard Peter Heck Herman Goebel J. F. Bender Bros Gus Augspurger Goebel Frank Kineh John A. Siwain Common Pleas Court James A. Longfellow Garry Longfellow Jacob Hanser W. H. Mason S. M. Schell Hartkoff John A. Burgett Burgett Mary Albert

County Commissioners Close December Session Without Action

The county board wrapped up the December road session with no resolutions passed. Viewers will be named to inspect the proposed vacation of Will View Road sought by John Schoenling, while John Schultz’s petition to vacate and establish a road will lay over until March.

John Schoenling John Schultz Mareh

Stenographers Hold Round Table Meeting

The Stenographers' Round Table gathered at Andrews Harlan and Andrews last night with many members present. The full program was carried out and the meeting closed with a Christmas quotation roll call.

Round Table Andrews, Harlan & Andrews

Counterfeit Ten Dollar Bill Found in Hamilton

A counterfeit ten dollar bill appeared in Hamilton with unknown circulation. One bill was seized and turned to police. Detective Metcalfe led the case and warned merchants by showing the bill’s defects to prevent further circulation.

Hamilton Metcalfe

Mrs Delia W Johnson Dies At Hanover Home

Mrs Delia W Johnson wife of T W Johnson died at her Hanover township home yesterday afternoon of lung trouble. Born in Kentucky in January 1867 she had lived in Hanover for some time leaving a widower three sons and one daughter at home. Funeral will be at the home Saturday with interment in Millville cemetery.

Delia W. Johnson T. W. Johnson Hanover Township

State Office to Open in Ohio for Equity Fraternal Group

Joseph Hanser state manager for Kentucky plans Ohio entry January 1. Hamilton is likely site for the state office with several cities contending. Home office remains in Freeport Illinois.

Joseph Hanser Kentucky American Stars of Equity Ohio Hamilton Freeport Illinois

Enchantment at Smith's Theatre

Tomorrow night Smith's theatre hosts Enchantment a fairyland spectacle by Queen Titania and a large cast under St Stephen's Church auspices. The two hour show features costumes music dances and a strong audience turnout expected to fill capacity.

Smith's Theatre Titania St. Stephen’s Church

Millville Enforces Sunday Dry Rule and Social Happenings

Millville continues its Sunday dry policy with the meat store closed and no meat sales. The town hosts an oyster supper by the Bethel church Ladies Aid raising over thirty dollars. Visitors include Marion Paul Rummel and relatives from Springfield Ohio. The community prepares for Christmas programs and Presbyterian services next Sunday.

Millville Marion Paul Rummel Springfield Ladies’ Aid Society Bethel Church Freddie Frey David Flinn Messrs and Mesdames Wm. Ashton Mahlon Hogue Oxford Henry Jones Lindenwald Jos Lorne Jones Orville Milton Spencer Ashton Gordon Clayton Scott Star Clarence Bryant Carl Hogue G. W. Flinn John Delker David Sauer Howard’s Creek Mary Beal Nannie Cochran Hamilton King Carson and Sidney Ohio Queen City Gus Saner Reformed A. B

Fire Damages Reading Home on Vine Street

A fire at John Conover's Vine street residence in Reading caused about 200 dollars in damage. The blaze started from a defective flue and woke the family who fled in their night clothing to summon help. The fire department extinguished the flames.

John Conover Vine Street Reading

Cobblers Report Stone Damage. Three Boys Named

J. Dreeny, a Central avenue cobbler, reported to police that three boys threw a stone through his window. The youths named are William Watson, James Erps, and a boy named Allgeyer. Parents arranged to pay the damage.

J. Dreeny Central Avenue William Watson James Erps Allgeyer

Moler Sues Gregory Creek School Board for Cement Bills

Abe Moler files suit in Squire Oglesby Court seeking 236 pounds 15 shillings and 200 pounds claimed for cement work on projects with the Gregory Creek school board.

Abe Moler Squire Oglesby Gregory Creek

Lost license tag No 299 found

License tag No 299 was found and can be reclaimed at the police station by the owner.

Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Reward Offer

One hundred dollar reward offered for an uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Endorsements from Walding Kinnan Marvin and others vouch for F J Cheney. Internal remedy claims to reach blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free, price seven dollars per bottle. Also sells Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo F. J. Cheney Walding, Kinnan & Marvin

Mrs. Woolensnyder and Son Head to Springfield Visit

Mrs. Sarah Woolensnyder and her son Frank departed Saturday for Springfield Ohio to spend several weeks with relatives, according to local notices.

Sarah Woolensnyder Frank Springfield

Counterfeit Silver Dollars Circulating in Hamilton

Local report warns of several counterfeit silver dollars in circulation in Hamilton. Authorities urge residents to scrutinize coins and report suspicious currency to the town marshal for investigation and potential prosecutions.

Hamilton

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