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Notion of Goings Cleared in Bank Robbery Case
Dawson alias Goings, once suspected in the Urmston bank safe cracking at Reiley last Saturday, was confined in the Cincinnati work house at the robbery time. Police informants say he could not have been implicated unless he reached Cincinnati and faced quick sentencing, which is unlikely.
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Dawson
Goings
Yego
Joseph Urmston Bank
Reiley
Cincinnati
G W Eyster Dies at 83 In Overpeek
George W. Eyster of Overpeek died last night from general debility at age 83. He lived with his daughter since his wife died years ago and had been frail for some time. Funeral arrangements were not yet made.
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George W. Eyster
Overpeek
Mr. Eyster
Huffman Wins Ohio Odd Fellow Grand Warden Vote
Senator Isaac B. Huffman received the vote of 643 Odd Fellow lodges in Ohio for grand warden. The tally shows Webster Fry 967, Isaac E. Huffman 3 572, Louis E. Loehler 1495, H. E. Snyder 895.
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Isaac B. Huffman
Ohio
Webster Fry
Isaac E. Huffman
Louis E. Loehler
H. E. Snyder
Roscoe Bulger Sells Interest in St. Charles Hostelry
Roscoe Bulger has sold his interest in the St Charles notes to Paul Frehtling who will have sole charge of the hostelry.
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Roscoe Bulger
St. Charles Notes
Paul Freehtling
Crawford’s Run Cost Split Task Discussed
County commissioners met this afternoon to divide the cost of severing and straightening Crawford's Run between the city and county. It is hoped that bids will be advertised.
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Crawford
Epen
Letter List No. 50 from Hamilton Ohio 1907
Miss Margaret Buckley and a list of residents including Walter Davidson W Clark Caldwell Ella Hoffner W E Howard Lark Lee M E B McCarthy Bob Smith and Spurgeon noted in Tremont Steel Range Co letter list dated December 11 1907 with V Parrish as postmaster.
Glacier Arrives With 750000 Cigars for Havana Supply
The naval supply ship Glacier called at Havana for 750,000 cigars and additional cigarettes as part of its provisioning. The shipment supports naval operations and morale in the port.
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Havana
Glacier
Markets December 11 open with hogs strong and steady
From Chicago reports via Chamberlin Bros. hogs sold briskly with 4.70 to 4.75 per 100 lb for good to heavy weights, up from yesterday. supply lighter and prices steady. Sheep and lambs receipts remained light with prices 2.40 to 4.50 for sheep and 4.25 to 6.50 for lambs. Wheat corn oats and cotton prices noted in several Ohio towns with small bid ranges.
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BP. Am
Chamberlin Bros. & Co
Rentschler
Hamilton
Middletown
Miamisburg
Somerville
Oxford
Lebanon Ne
Franklin
Chicago
Chamberlin Bros
Wheat and grain prices steady in Cincinnati market
Wheat demand was moderate with light receipts keeping prices steady for No 2 and other grades. Corn and oats showed varied demand with some prices easing while timothy and clover items moved at reasonable ranges.
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Cincinnnati
Dee
Abc
Barlow
Poultry and Eggs Market Report Summary
The report notes liberal offers and steady to firm pricing across poultry lines. Young chickens and eggs show strong demand with firm quotes. held stock remains available and prices hold with modest declines in some items. Rabbits priced around $1.25 to $1.35 per dozen as market activity remains moderate.
Cattle Market News Shows Steady to Strong Tones Amid Light Receipts
Market reports indicate a steady to higher trend with light receipts for the week. Beef cattle grades sold at modest gains while milch cows remained firm and calves showed active demand with prices higher across classes.
Death of Henry Herold Longtime German Resident
Henry Herold died at his home 1019 East Ludlow Street Wednesday morning at 7 40 from general debility. He was 64 years 8 months and 26 days old born in Oberfeld Bavaria emigrated to America in 1881 and settled in Hamilton. His wife preceded him in death eight years ago leaving four daughters Mrs George Braun Mrs William Reichel and Mary and Emma Hereld. Also survived by three sisters and many friends. He was a Zion church member and a mason by occupation. Funeral Friday at 2 pm at the house with Rev C F W Allwardt officiating. Interment Greenwood.
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Henry Herold
East Ludlow Street
O’dloeck
Oberfeld
Bavaria
Germany
America
Hamilton
George Braun
William Reichel
Mary
Emma Hereld
Deputies Question Suspect in Millville Fire
Deputy State Fire Marshals Am brose and Sweeney went to Colcotto on Tuesday to question a young man linked to the Manwood duel fire in Millville on Friday morning. The youth was not found. his father promised to produce him Wednesday. Officials planned to bring the suspect to Hamilton in the afternoon.
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Ambrose
Sweeney
Colcotto
Millville
Hamilton
Five Prisoners Freed for Christmas Visit
A squad of five prisoners was released from the police station on Wednesday afternoon to spend Christmas with friends or relatives. They could not liquidate their fines. The men were Melvin Turner Clarence Hunter Lou Jenkins Frank Camden and Charles Bamecgwat.
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Melvin Turner
Clarence Hunter
Lou Jenkins
Frank Camden
Charles Bamecgwat
Powers Trial Reports Hope for Pardon After Confession
Georgetown Ky December 11 Henry E Youtsey on cross examination admitted a conference with Gov Beckham in the state prison shortly before his confession He said he hoped for a pardon or parole after confessing
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Georgetown
Henry E. Youtsey
Gov. Beckham
State’s
Refused Imitations Prompt Prompting Advertised Article
The brief urges not to imitate advertised articles and to seek the original source for accuracy. It emphasizes avoiding counterfeit or copied content and warns against submitting modified or simulated texts as authentic. It calls for verifying legitimacy before use.
Cincinnati Visit Highlights Local Figures At A Glance
Personal notices list many residents in Cincinnati and Middletown visiting relatives, attending funerals, or moving. Names include Marie Krebs Carrie Dick C Markt Ed Sohn Wietter Gkinner J Buehl Dora Parker Minnie Putnam and Mable Wade with others noted as attending a Middletown party. Prosecution official Woodruff travels to Connersville Indiana on business.
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C.D. Mathes
Cincinnati
Marie Krebs
Carrie Dick
C. Markt
Ed Sohngo
San
the Bute
Wietter Gkinner
Wioodruff
Connersville
Ind
Dora Parker
Midletown
Raymond Becker
Middletown
Becomeséun
Mathes-Sohngen Company
Minnie Putnam
Newl
New York
Maihes- Setngen Co
Hamilton
Mable Wade
Iomorrow
Helen Bist
Ednad Boseh
Hilda Reutii
Marie Sebngen
Union Tobacco plant to be sold at auction
The Union Tobacco company's plant in Cincinnati Ohio at 1407 Denman Street will be sold by Ezekiel and Bernheim on Monday December 23 after stockholders and creditors agreed to wind up the bankrupt firm. The composition offer of 33 percent was withdrawn with over a hundred creditors awaiting the sale.
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Cincinnati
Union Tobacco Company
Denman Street
Ezekiel & Bernheim
Couple’s quarrel leads to bowler’s suicide plunge
New York report says Jacob Vietor killed himself after a quarrel with his wife of two months over his wish to spend evenings at a bowling club. He jumped into a crumb waiter shaft and plunged to the bottom, ending his life.
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New York
Jacob Vietor
Rural Carriers Seek Higher Pay From Treasury
Senator Hansbrough of North Dakota proposes an amendment to the appropriation bill to raise the salary for rural free delivery carriers to 1200 dollars. The move targets the next budget, seeking increased compensation for rural mail service workers.
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Washington
Hansbrough
North, Dakota
Heyghoe Hote
Mayor elect Thad Straub Visits Court in Early Inauguration
Mayor elect Thad Straub attended a jalice court session Wednesday morning and was shown a view of some individuals he has yet to consider during his upcoming administration.
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Thad Straub
Jalice Court
Fish's Sudden Trip Sparks Illinois Central Board Plot Claim
The World reports that Stuyvesant Fish left for Chicago after uncovering a plot to detain him in New York until after the Illinois Central railroad directors election. The move follows rumors of political maneuvering tied to the railway's leadership contest.
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New York
the World
Stuyvesant Fish
Chicago
Illinois Central Railroad
Hold-Up Men Rob Cincinnati Saloon
Three masked robbers wearing blue silk handkerchiefs entered Joveph Wandstrat’s saloon at 1230 Budd Street last night around 9 o clock. They held patrons at bay while the cash register yielded between 30 and 40 dollars. Detectives Callahan and Jackson with patrolmen arrived but made no arrests.
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Cincinnati
Dee
Joveph Wandstrat
Budd Street
Callahan
Jackson
The Democrat Best Advertising Medium in Butler County
The Democrat proves a strong advertising medium in Butler County with broad reach and local relevance. Advertisers report steady readership and dependable response from community members across the region.
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Democrat
Butler County
Weybridge track rider sets multiple world auto records
At Weybridge Brook lands racing track Clifford Tarp in a 60 hp car ran 50 miles in 39 minutes 10 seconds and 150 miles in 1 hour 58 minutes 34 seconds. He also broke the one hour world record with 76 miles 433 yards and the two hours record with 131 miles 146 yards.
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London
Brooklands
Weybridge
S. F. Edge
Clifford Tarp
Sale of Stanford White Art Nets Five Thousand Four Hundred Sixteen
New York December 11 The sale session of the late Stanford White's art collection realized 5416 dollars yesterday, bringing the day total to 54028 and the entire sale to 90028 dollars.
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New York
Stanford White
Dealers Push Similar Quality Promises
Vendors often claim their products equal the advertised items. Protect your interests by insisting on exact quality and specifications you request.
Be Sure To Buy The Advertised Article
Some manufacturers avoid advertising to hide inferior goods and rely on unscrupulous dealers who substitute theirs for the advertised article. Don’t be fooled insist on getting what you ask for.
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Cologne
High St
G. W. Eyster
Huffman
Hamilton and Vicinity
Chicago Market Report
Jay
Doha
Grain & Stock
Bologna
Manrod Hotel
Union Maid
China
Berry
Johnson Bros
Main Street
Heibrock Shoe Co
Thomas Feshea
Dr. Jekyll and
Mr. Hyde
Smith
Xmas Gandy
Aik Our
Wandstrat Saloon
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