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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1907
Page
2
A promoted advertisement warns that kidney disease is common yet often undiagnosed. It touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy for back pain urinary issues and general kidney problems and offers free sample bottles and a booklet from Dr Kilmer & Co of Binghamton New York.
East Hamilton youth Kaefer obtains police warrant against baker Christ Weik for malicious damage after Weik's wagon reportedly struck his runabout at Sam P. Durbin's cafe 545 North Third Street and left, causing $40 in damage to the rear wheels.
Joseph Louis Holbrock died at Mercy hospital at 6 30 P M Saturday at age 43 2 7 after one day in care. He was a Hamilton county ganger, lived with his wife on Central avenue and Hanover street. Funeral Tuesday at home with interment in St Stephen's cemetery. The death union mentions Mrs Anna Becker and Mrs Joseph Ruth among survivors. Mrs Sehane, a devout Catholic and St Stephen's member, has no children from her second marriage.
Mrs Mary Anna Schawe widow of Hermann Schawe died at her home on Eighth Street and Greenwood Avenue on Sunday at 7 30 of heart disease while entering the kitchen. Born in Germany on September 23 1845 she came to Hamilton in 1857 and later married George Leugers who died in March 1875. Survived by three sons and several daughters. The funeral of Mrs Lillian Berry Flinchbaugh will be Tuesday at Trinity Episcopal Church at 3 30 p m with interment at Greenwood. She was daughter of the late Judge Philip G Berry born February 12 1875 Terre Haute Ind married Rev F L Flinchbaugh in June 1901. They had one child who died recently and few relatives survive the widow and clergyman plus a Hamilton uncle and cousin relations.
About 7 30 pm Saturday a thief pried open the locked money drawer at Philip Zoeller’s meat store at South Front and Walnut, stealing around 42 dollars in cash and scrip. Officers traced a possible suspect, Albert Jackson alias Delaney, seen near the shop and boarding a Cincinnati bound car, with Cincinnati police alerted for inquiry.
Smith's theatre in Sufidale hosts McIntyre and Heath in The Ham Tree a brisk bright musical comedy still lively after a prior year run. The duo leads a vaudeville style sketch with songs a loose story and a large chorus of small girls. Phil W. Smith shines with several popular numbers while Carolyn Gordon and Belle Gold remain key players in supporting roles. Frank O'Brien now plays Sherlock Raffles with satisfactory footing.
An advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for strong nerves and rosy cheeks with a testimonial style. It promotes the product in tea or tablet form priced at 35 cents and lists the Radcliffe Drug Company locations at High and 2nd Streets and 231 High Street.
Chief J H Allman of Richmond Kentucky arrived with papers to extradite John C Morgan who escaped a chain gang. Morgan had a $450 liquor sale fine and was taken to Kentucky by train from Hamilton. He believed governor requisition papers were needed, but a Kentucky warrant and Ohio requisition sufficed.
Richmond promoter Clarence Jessup plans visits to proposed league cities next week to secure a berth for Hamilton Ohio. Four franchises exist in Richmond Anderson Bluffton and Van Wert while Krebs Scottlast year’s K I O pennant holder resists joining other leagues. Local backers push Muncie Marion Lima Piqua and Krebs replacements amid Sunday ball interest.
An attorney who defended a man arrested on impersonating an officer refused to pursue a habeas corpus case, noting that the discharge and the circumstances made such a proceeding likely futile.
Monroe National bank acts as depository for county funds with 25000 dollars in security. Sureties include J W Kitchen W H Compton Sam K F M Hughes C S J M Longstreet Frank Gallaher and A F Smith. County commissioners contracted H C Jacoby to repair the superstructure of two bridges in Liberty and Union townships for 64 99.
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