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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1907
Page
4
The article argues railroads should charge full two cent miles for convention travel, noting governors and politicians urged reductions previously. It claims next year’s delegates will pay full tariffs, costing over a million dollars in extra rail fare, with no concessions or free tickets.
The 1907 Kansas crop report issued by the state board of agriculture highlights record farm and livestock values, with corn leading the wealth, wheat averaging 76.5 cents per bushel, and total farm output reaching 463,648,606 dollars. Despite car shortages, prosperity is noted as the state’s farmers distribute riches across residents.
A community discussion questions assigning park commissioners in Ohio cities arguing for peaceful civic roles instead of military style armament influence. Residents urge focus on parks, recreation, and public spaces.
The report notes growing belief among readers that justice may be cheated in the Goebel assassination case in Kentucky. It emphasizes public concern over the handling of the governor's murder and calls for fair processing.
Walter Wellman returns to Washington from near the north pole region and claims Roosevelt is probing Taft sentiment to seize the nomination at the psychological moment.
Juxtaposed quips critique political ambition and public service with humor. The piece notes money as influence, honesty as motive, and questions candidates’ salaries relative to past earnings.
It appears likely that an organized challenge to the county salary law will be mounted, signaling potential political action and heightened interest in how the measure is applied and funded.
A New York Press item notes the Pacific Fleet draws little public concern beyond the wives and sweethearts, reflecting a shift in attention away from naval presence.
Speaker Cannon views the recent financial scare as providential driving currency legislation ahead of tariff policy. The episode reshapes the legislative priority order and accelerates debates in Congress.
John Nichols, an employee, lost the end of the second finger on his left hand when a safe door dropped on it. Judge Fisher set to hear two combined Morey Campbell cases next week. The Y M C A basketball team lost to Middletown 8 to 7.
The Brackett Bridge company plant will be sold at auction on Friday at the Glendale premises.
The speaker reflects that some people gain much while others get little yet any portion of blessings is far better than none. The message celebrates resilience and hope amid unequal fortunes without detailing specific events or names.
The year 1908 may prove unusual with three national holidays on Sundays: Washington's Birthday February 22 Memorial Day May 30 and Independence Day July 4. This alignment will not occur again for many years.
Edward Sandel who assaulted Mayor Davis on Lock Street Lockland and threatened to kill him was taken yesterday morning to the Hamilton County probate court by Marshal Ruffner seeking holding and future proceedings.
A discussion of appendicitis origins and modern treatments advocates nonoperative relief through Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for indigestion. It claims cures without surgery and urges physicians to stock the tablets for sudden indigestion relief. The ad invites readers to mail for a free sample and lists the Stuart Co. address.
Rail way mail officials issue orders to clerks to handle the flood of parcels returning with Christmas commerce. The directive urges extraordinary care to ensure speedy, accurate, and safe transmission, noting Sandel’s actions have worsened since a quarrel with Dr. Davis. A small caution may add to holiday cheer.
A meeting is set for tomorrow evening in Elmwood Place of the Mill creek Valley Business Men's club to discuss general valley improvements and the proposed five cent streetcar fare to Cincinnati. The fare issue has been taken up by Hartwell and Carthage associations, with several village councils expected to act soon.
The case of Joseph F. Smith against Harry C. Jones was settled and dismissed without record. M W Goodman receiver for Hamilton Artificial Stone Co has been authorized by Judge Murphy to prosecute the dissolution action against Clara Schramm. The cases of Mary and Clinton Murphy against J W Jones and Cecil vs Cincinnati Northern Traction Co were continued due to likely compromise in the first and death of an uncle of W C Shepherd, attorney for the defendant.
James Earl Shollenbarger aged 25 a farmer from Collinsville plans marriage to Mary Winona Petree aged 24 of Darrtown. Officiant Reverend Williams will solemnize the wedding.
The article praises American resilience after October's panic, noting 100 million citizens unites across party lines to avert disaster. It urges moving forward to a brighter, sounder economy and cites renewed faith in national progress led by shared resolve and patriotism. I K Hughes signs off on the front. The Rev H A Diekmann announces an upcoming sermon on why join the church with scriptural support. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea advertised by Radcliffe Drug Co.
In Lebanon Ohio the defense for Fire Chief William H. Miller introduced a jail corridor photo taken after the murder of Joe Litteller. Prosecutors offered no objection and the image is said to weigh heavily with jurors as court adjourned for the weekend.
A trial proceeds with the first expert witness taking the stand, detailing key findings and methodologies. The testimony aims to clarify complex evidence for the jury and shape the trial’s direction.
The sowing-second anniversary of Friendship lodge No 1106 will be celebrated in the lodge hall Thursday evening. Supper will be served to members from 6 to 3 50. A social hour follows the meal.
FEly's Dream Balm qualities are found in Liquid Cream Balm intended for atomizers. It relieves nasal catarrh without drying or irritating air passages and targets the root of the illness. Distipate cases report improvement in weeks with 75 cent price and spraying tube offered by Ely Bros.
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