Fire Incendiary Threat Averts Millville Fire Loss
A bid to burn Millville was thwarted by villagers and Hamilton firemen. Sam Manrod’s four story brick building burned with $4000 loss. Doelker also lost all household goods. Fire appeared incendiary with oil found near the stairway and a basement set fire. Firefighters saved the town hall and more, earning the locals gratitude.
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Millville
Hamilton
Sam Manrod
Charles Doelker
Charles Doelicker
John McCloskey
Venice
Mr. Manrod
Mr. Doelker
Doebker
Fred Yeager
Will Emrick
Mr. Yeager
Mr. Finrick
Manrod
Doelker
Jacob Fisher
Wirtz
Heitzman’s Hill
Hamilton Fire Department
David Steele Re-elected at Hamilton Lodge Officers
Hamilton lodge No. 17 I O C F held its election of officers last night with several officers re-elected. David Steele was named noble grand, Harry McKee vice grand, A G Hyams secretary continuing after ten terms, Freemen Compton treasurer, and T H Shafer trustee for three years, with past grands voting for grand officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Lodge
A. G. Hyams
David Steele
Noble
Harry McKee
Freeman Compton
T. H. Shafer
Wheeler Estate Administratorship Filed
F M Wheeler seeks appointment as administrator of the Francis Harrison Wheeler estate valued at fifty dollars with bond of one hundred dollars. The asset is a pending claim for damages against a railway company for the alleged wrongful death of the decedent.
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F. M. Wheeler
Francis Harrison Wheeler
Fred W Greichen Ill at Home with Grip in Medford
Fred W. Greichen salesman for Hossfeld and Son is ill at his brother William Bieker's home 825 South Eighth Street with an attack of grip.
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Fred W. Greichen
Hossfeld and
Wm.Bieker
South Eighth Street
New York to close all amusements next Sunday
The city will ban all entertainment enterprises for a Sunday. Public music, dancing, and singing will be prohibited. Theatres and moving pictures, restaurants with music, dance halls, and concert halls face closures and raids if any admission is charged. Lectures with moving pictures are prohibited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union Pacific Resumes Construction Work In Cold Weather
Omaha Neb Dec 6 General Manager Mohler of the Union Pacific announces that construction on the lines is resuming. He says all men who can be employed will be kept at work while weather permits. Six thousand men have been employed in recent days and will work on the Northern lines during mild weather and then move to the Southern Pacific project for winter.
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Omaha
Neb
Mohler
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Squire Bloom Dies In Cincinnati At 82
Cincinnati longtime justice of the peace Squire Bloom died at his home 3547 Edwards road Hyde Park at 11 PM Diabetes was the cause after an illness of four weeks. He served as a constable and magistrate in local justices courts for twenty one years and eighteen years as a justice of the peace.
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Cincinnati
Squire Bloom
Edwards Road
Hyde Park
Miller on Trial Insanity Claim in Litteler Murder
Lebanon, Dec. 6 The defense rests on a mental illness claim for Fire Chief William H. Miller accused of murdering Joe Litteler. Dr. H J Death testified Miller showed mania and impaired judgment from the crime day, through jail time, and into his mental awakening ten days later, challenging the state's case. The trial was to continue through Saturday.
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Lebanon
William H. Miller
Joe Litteler
H. J. Death
Miller
Death
Dr. Death
John Nathan Is Jailed Five Years For Wife Beating
In New York City Justice Dowling in the supreme court imposed the maximum penalty of five years’ imprisonment and a $1000 fine on John Nathan for wife beating. He assaulted his wife with a shovel after she refused to give him money for liquor. she was seriously injured. Nathan had three prior workhouse sentences for the same crime.
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New York
Dec
John Nathan
Justice Dowling
Supreme Court
Nahan
Mayor Price Charged With Assault After Reporter Fight
In Elgin Illinois on December 6, Mayor Arwin F. Price was charged with assault and battery in a warrant by reporter Jack Reaves. The two clashed at the police station after Reaves published stories on the mayor’s escapades. Police intervened but Price allegedly struck Reaves. city groups oppose the mayor and back the prosecution amid ongoing saloon conflict.
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Elgin
Arwin FE. Price
Jack’’ Reaves
Reaves
Price
Lost mare found after straying from stable
F Wysong notified police that a dark bay mare was stolen or strayed on Wednesday night. The animal escaped from a stable and wandered until located at H L Derrickson in Hanover township.
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F. Wysong
H. L. Derrickson
Hanover Township
Harvest Co Convicted In 42 Counts Trust Case
Topeka Dec. 6 The jury found the International Harvester company guilty on 42 counts alleging it formed a trust. The maximum penalty possible is 1000 dollars on each count.
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Topeka
Kan
International Harvester Company
YMCA City Briefs Highlight Local Sports and Legal News
In church league basketball Metho dists beat Westminster Presbyterians 35 11 and Advent Memorial defeated Association 20 19. The YMCAs cross country meet is set. Niles beat the Blacks in bowling at the YMCA alleys. John Stein divorced Susan Stein. Lindenwald Church of Christ may sell real estate. Marion Kasiniski held to grand jury under 300 dollars bond. Boone brothers and Steve Simpson cases pending advisory. Frank Earl appeals for life. says he was in Hamilton during Legg murder. Charles Howard cut wrist at Leonard Barnickels saloon. Demetri Boyko ill at Mercy hospital. immigration office to decide. Charles Bauer trial date uncertain.
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Methodists
Westminster Presbyterians
Advent Memorial
Association
Butler County Commissioners
Warren County Commissioners
Niles
John Stein
Susan Stein
Lindenwald Church of Christ
Marion Kasiniski
Joe
John Boone
Steve Simpson
Board of Pardons
Frank Earl
William Legg
Sidney
Earl
Hamilton
Insane man fires at labor leaders at Massachusetts capitol
John A. Steele of Everett shot at three labor leaders in the anteroom of the Massachusetts statehouse. Edward Cohen of Lynn, president of the state AFL, was likely fatally wounded. Dennis D. Driscoll of Boston, AFL secretary, seriously injured. Arthur M. Huddell of Boston, former Central Labor Union president, wounded. Governor Guild helped subdue the assailant and assisted in care for the wounded before they were taken to hospital.
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Boston
Statehouse
Governor Guild
Edward Cohen
Lynn
American Federation of Labor
Dennis D. Driscoll
Arthur M. Huddell
Central Labor Union
John A. Steele
Everett
Danvers Insane Asylum
Charles Seagroves
Ceneral J. P. Whitney
Guild
Steele
Cohen
Hellard Sustains Foot Injury at Paper Mill
Phee Hellard of 143 Garden Avenue, a laborer at Champion Coated Paper mills, suffered a left foot injury when a heavy shaft fell on it.
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Phee Hellard
Garden Avenue
Champion Coated Paper Mills
Garfield school girls wear winter dresses for class day
Richmond Ind December 6 Garfield school girls vote to wear their winter dresses to class day exercises to avoid hurting classmates who cannot afford fancy attire.
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Richmond
Ind
Garfield
Bryan Boom Launch Set by Dahlman Club
Omaha plans the Dahlman Democratic club launch for Bryan’s presidential candidacy with arrangements completed for a Saturday night event in December.
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Bryan
Omaha
Neb
Dahlman Democratic Club
United States
Huffman Captures Lead in Ohio Odd Fellows Race
Senator Isaac E Huffman led a vote count for grand warden with Isaac E Huffman 1071 Webster Fry 263 Louis Loehler 363 H E Snyder .
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Isaac EE. Huffman
Ohio
Odd Fellows
Isaac E. Huffman
Webster Fry
Louis Loehler
H. E. Snyder
Trustees for new Catholic society chosen in Fourth ward
The Fourth Ward Building Society met at Nick Ludwig's last night and elected Sebastian Schwartz, Joseph Fisher, Nick Ludwig Jr., Jim Bragger, Andy Wolf, Jos Willimann Sr., and Edward Rolrkemper as trustees. The group plans to erect a new Catholic church and school in the district.
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Fourth Ward Building Society
Nick Ludwig
Sebastian Schwartz
Joseph Fisher
Nick Ludwig, Jr
Jim Bragger
Andy Wolf
Jos. Willimann, Sr
Edward Rolrkemper
Don’t be fooled by unscrupulous dealers
Some manufacturers with inferior goods avoid advertising and rely on unscrupulous dealers who substitute their products for the advertised item to gain extra profit. Demand what you ask for and insist on the original article.
Taft Leads Ohio Speech At St Louis Dinner
Ohio society of St Louis annual dinner at Hotel Jefferson drew 311 members. Dr C C Miller Lima College president praised Taft as likely 1908 nominee, urged no third term, praised Ohio Civil War soldiers and notable Buckeye figures.
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St. Louis
Ohio
Taft
Ohio Society of St. Lewis
Hotel Jefferson
C. C. Miller
Lima College
Public Schools of
Hamilton
Foraker
Buckeye
MISS LAGEDROST IS NAMED OFFICERS OF ST JOSEPH BRANCH
The St Josephs branch of the L C B A number 886 met on Wednesday evening and elected officers for the coming year. Names include President Miss Roser Lageldrost Past president Mrs Theresia Krone First vice president Miss Barbara Weis man Second vice president Mrs Catherine Kormerel Recorder Miss Anna Zimmerman Assistant recorder Miss Louisa Dietas Financial secretary Miss Eva Hipelsteiner Treasurer Miss Anna Hennecker Marshal Mrs C Hipelsteiner Guard Mrs Rosa Fries Trustees Mrs Lucy Burlew Mrs Mary Weisman Miss Clara Rumpler Mrs Anna Ruhl.
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St. Joseph’s
Theresia Krone
Roser Lagedrost
Barbara Weisman
Catherine Kormerel
Anna Zimmerman
Louisa Dietas
Eva Hipelsteiner
Anna Hennecker
C. Hipelsteiner
Rosa Fries
Lucy Burlew
Mary Weisman
Clara Rumpler
Anna Ruhl
Catholic Foresters elect officers last night
The Women’s Catholic Order of Foresters named officers including Co. R. F Becker V C R M Emenaker R S A Grablowski F See M Becker Treas M Klenke trustees B Kuehenbrod A Burkart A Kunkel delegate F Becker alternate A Grablowski 8 conductor M Jung J conductor M Magin L sentinel A Albers O sentinel C Grebner medical examiner Dr Krone.
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Women’s Catholic Order of Foresters
Co. R
F. Becker
M.emenaker
R. S
A. Grablowski
F See
M. Becker
Treas
M. Klenke
B. Kuehenbrod
A. Burkart
A. Kunkel
M. Jung
Dealer Pressure Over Substitutes in Advertising Merit Claim
An advertised article should have merit and not be replaced by a substitute just because a dealer profits more. The buyer is urged to avoid being steered to inferior or mismatched products despite assurances of parity.
Dealer Pressure for Extra Discount Sparks Advertising Dispute
A sales dispute emerges as a dealer pushes for an additional discount to place goods over the advertised article. The request targets absorbing advertising costs, prompting pushback from the publisher who insists on maintaining the original terms and pricing structure.
Insist on Getting the Advertised Article
A shopper warns that dealers may push substitutes to boost profits and urges insisting on the exact advertised item. The message stresses avoiding substitutions and keeping to the original product.
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