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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1907
Page
4
City council should compel property owners in Hamilton to install new sidewalks, or proceed to pave them itself when owners refuse. Legal formalities raise costs, but decisive action would remove disgraceful sidewalks and set a clear example to others.
Observers say the men in streetcars and cars bound for Washington fear a public backlash as people discover that Republican policies create panics and the tariff shields trusts while causing distress.
The Republican presidential race centers on Taft versus a lively field. Some veterans may not run well but are strong in crowding and jockeying, making Taft’s challenge intense and competitive.
Admiral Sebree and the Pathfinder squadron recently hosted Brazil’s president, highlighting the duty to entertain high officials at sea. Officers pay for wines and foods out of pocket, with no official fund. Similar prior entertainments, such as the German emperor visit, left officers in debt for months.
The piece argues that currency legislation must rise above party lines. It urges Democrats and Republicans to join efforts, stressing the immediate national emergency and shared responsibility among lawmakers to craft a wise remedy. It notes leaders may differ but seeks broad cooperation.
A call to petition the Strenuous One to modify the verse claiming God is our trust and urging Republicans to seek changes to the national song. The text targets a Roosevelt branded patriot and suggests a public homage political move.
State Mine Inspector George Harrison warns Ohio miners suffer rising deaths due to employer and employee carelessness. He urges legislative action and anticipates Governor Harris will press for safety regulations in the forthcoming general assembly message.
A cheeky reflection on leadership, gender dynamics, and irony. It contrasts a born leader quieting his crying child with a woman’s pursuit of needs and a man’s fear of rightful recognition. The piece notes the paradoxes of humor and desire in social behavior.
The Havana Post notes Taft's winning personality and the warm welcome by Chinese women at a reception. It argues his overseas travels build durable friendships for the United States, despite what critics call his pleasure trips.
Ten years ago today a fire destroyed Chas Beckett's home near McGonigle. Furniture and goods were saved, building lost. Loss about 1000 dollars with 600 dollar insurance. Panl J Sorg sues George R Shearer for 1250 on a noted debt. Gertrude Rennar and friends playing Santa Claus were struck by a stone hitting a girl in the eye.
All Hamilton residents anticipate festive events and gatherings as the city marks New Year's Eve with celebrations, decorations, and community activities planned across neighborhoods.
A concise urging to purchase gifts early, arguing that shopping sooner avoids shortages and higher prices later, with a practical tone suitable for a holiday shopping note.
William Smith reports a bay horse located near Overpecks has remained unclaimed for one week with no claimant appearing or contacting authorities.
A light note signals two additional paydays for some workers before Christmas, easing schedules and boosting holiday plans. The remark underscores payroll timing as a local morale booster.
A fragment notes that the system or force does most of the work of maiming young men, reflecting a bleak takes on casualties or injury in military service.
Christmas buyers are guided by the Democrat Sun store ads with clear gift options and pricing across departments. The catalog highlights festive décor toys electronics and apparel for convenient holiday shopping.
The notice reminds readers there are 12 days remaining to complete Christmas shopping. It emphasizes timely action and encourages readers to finish purchases before deadline.
The Hamilton Otto Coke Co uses coal from the Monongal mines in West Virginia where a disastrous explosion last Friday caused multiple fatalities and extensive damage.
Max Addleman of Lockland says more than 50 men have enlisted for a local cavalry company in Millcreek Valley. Drills in foot movements start next month, mounted maneuvers follow in spring, with plans to join the state militia once arranged.
Sidney C. Durst and Miss Helen Hinkle will present an organ and voice recital in Charleston on Tuesday night. The program includes varied compositions with two rare early American works among the selections.
The closing of the quail season signals a shift to harvest preparations as farmers anticipate corn shredding and field work resumes. Local agriculture notes emphasize timing and weather impacts on post season tasks.
A sales notice invites attendance to view a broad Christmas collection featuring precious stones, gold and silver, and artistic ornaments offered at extremely moderate prices. The display promises enchantment and beauty for holiday shoppers.
A gleaming collection presents diverse diamonds and diamond rings. Fine cuts, brilliant facets, and varying karats showcase design variety. Purchasers can compare sizes shapes settings and prices across this curated display.
An old time advertorial asserts appendicitis can be cured without operation using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. It cites indigestion as the cause, promotes tablets as immediate relief, and urges readers to buy for 50 cents or request a free sample by mailing name and address to Stuart Co. Marshall Michigan.
The mention notes two antebellum composers Louis Moreau Gottschalk and William Henry Fry. Gottschalk is associated with a classical spiritual setting Ave Maria while Fry is linked to Que Merabat. Both thrived in a musical America before the Civil War.
Sunday twelve Hungarians and five Italians who had worked as laborers in the area bought tickets at the C. H. & D. station to New York and Pittsburg. They will return to their native countries with their savings.
The Cincinnati Enquirer features a life like portrait of FE J Lucky Baldwin. The article recalls his fame in American turf, naming Emperor of Norfolk and Reyal Santa Anita among horses he raced. It notes California’s Santa Anita Park honors his ranch and Baldwin as first president of the park association despite his age 79.
The Catholic Knights of America Branch No 106 elected officers including Spiritual director Rev Father Schaffer president M Riedel vice president B F Tenforde financial secretary and treasurer Henry Tabler recording secretary Ed Rohrkemper sergeant at arms L Foerber sentinel Charles Rohrkemper Jr trustees Nicholas Bonner and F X Duerr delegates F Bachman and H Vogenstahl to the federation.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians elected officers including President Frank Gibbons Vice President John Hayden Recording Secretary John J Moore Financial Secretary Edward Gardner Trustees Walter Cahill Wallace Concannon and Frank Curtis Sergeant at Arms William Lennehan Doorkeeper Joseph Connaughton.
Radcliffe Drug Co announces Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy for clogged bowels and inflammation. It claims to relieve congestion and restore digestion with tea or tablets for 35 cents, sells at two local drugstore corners.
A heated pool contest unfolds at Nein's cigar store on the west side with 25 side bets each side. The first 200 balls occur Monday at Ed Nein's, the next 200 Wednesday at Peter Hester's Fourth and High streets. Teams include Fast Side Chas, Martindell, Fd Becker, Tom Goldrick, Harvey Abbott, P R Hester versus West Side Paul White, Carl Urmston, Earl Welsh, Roy Beaver, Ed Nein, with Curt Everson as referee.
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