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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1907
Page
5
Mrs. Anna Knorr of Cincinnati widow of Adam Knorr died after a lingering illness following the death of her husband Monday. Lulu Knorr remains critically ill and the story notes her fragile condition as the family endures another loss.
The double bereavement prompts postponement of Mr. and Mrs. Knorr funeral. Services will be at the Knorr residence, 2303 Ohio Avenue, Cincinnati, at 1 PM tomorrow. The couple had celebrated a golden wedding two weeks earlier, but illness accelerated their deaths.
Two young men arrived at Dr. E F Fox in Carthage with a stab wound after an alleged road duel. The injured man told a sensational tale of masked assailants, a pistol shot, and a knife attack as they fled toward Cincinnati. Local marshals doubt the story and suspect an affair of honor between affluent men near Avondale or Clifton. A bloody dagger found near the canal supports the duel theory.
Hamilton county prosecutor Rulison found seven Reading saloonkeepers ready to plead guilty to nickel-in-the-slot machine operation. Only three were indicted, George M. Burger, Bernard Meyer, and Fred Knielein will appear before Judge Swing next Tuesday for leniency pleas. The other four confessed and will be reported to the grand jury for possible future indictments.
The undersigned express heartfelt thanks to friends who aided in our bereavement. Special gratitude to Rev Mr Dickmann Undertaker Albert Wegner Lindenwald Church of Christ Miami Aid Society friends who sent flowers and Elks for acts of kindness Mrs Albert Stillwaugh and Family
In Mound City Mrs. E. D. Clapp reports her son nearly died from lung and throat trouble. After using Dr King's New Discovery his condition improved dramatically and he was completely cured. The medicine, guaranteed for coughs and colds, costs 50 cents or a dollar with a trial bottle free.
Nice cooking apples priced at 50c 75c and 1.00 per bit offered at Atherton's 209 213 Court Street. December 1731 notices list candy making dates at Rothen bush in December 1921.
Thief who stole Salvation Army boxes is not yet caught but police watch the known suspect. Boxes were found missing contents after being cut open in the basement toilet room of the court house, with evidence pointing to a local suspect believed to be responsible.
Abraham Brown of Winterton New York says doctors misdiagnosed his ailment as heart disease kidney trouble blood poisoning and stomach liver issues. His wife advised Electric Bitters and he reports full recovery after one bottle. Bottle cures guaranteed for blood poison weakness and stomach liver kidney complaints at 50 cents.
Annual election of officers planned by the Royal Arcanum with N. W. Smith serving as Regent. The meeting focuses on organizational leadership for the upcoming year.
December sale note offers Baldwin double headed barrels at Athertons 209 213 Court Street priced at 3 dollars per barrel.
Sloane Gordon as trustee for Frances Hill was ordered by Judge Hartkoff to deliver all funds and property to A Hewitt Hill guardian for the ward. The guardian and ward reside in Lake County Florida but own property in this county. Gordon acts as trustee for the ward's estate in both locales.
A list of couples and clerical officiants: Earl Bevis 31 salesman of Middletown wed Ruth Crawford 25 of Middletown with Rev Shields and Frank Miller 21 fireman of Port Union marrying Mary Ewing 20 of Rialto. Rev Austin joining George Weber 23 safe maker of Hamilton with Jennie D Long 22 of Hamilton. Rev Dickman and George C Falkner 38 conductor of Jacksonville Florida with Katie Musch 33 of Hamilton. Rev Ziegler mentioned.
Local ad notes Malaga grapes described as fine and heavy tints available at Atherton's 209 213 Court Street with low pricing, dated December 17.
Rev Allwardt announces Prof Carl Hehnhaus will accept the Zion's School teaching post. He will start at the beginning of the year. The school had no regular teacher since Mr Mees resigned last May with Rey Allwardt and Miss Dilg covering duties.
A Saturday event invites little girls to visit 120 South Third Street on December 21 to receive a free bonnet for their doll as part of the Singer Christmas display.
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