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Newspaper

Hamilton Democrat Sun

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1907

Page

5

Trio of Reading Women Fight Off Freight-Tramp on Benson Street

Margaret Blum Clara Riehtenberg and Barbara Zwick were attacked by a tramp on Benson street Lockland as they walked from a building association. They defended themselves with umbrellas wounding the assailant who fled along the tracks. Police are pursuing a suspect described by witnesses and medical staff report all three harmed but not seriously.

Benson Street Lockland Margaret Blum Clara Riehtenberg Barbara Zwick Reading Miss Blum Miss Richterberg Miss Zwick Adam Friend Mill Benson Wyoming Glendale

Hartwell House Fire Destroys Roof on Sturgis Avenue

Fire at Hartwell yesterday afternoon heavily damaged the home of Charles Siegle on Sturgis Avenue, starting in a defective flue. Volunteers crept a record run and doused the blaze, limiting loss to about 150 dollars.

Charles Siegle Sturgis Avenue Hartwell James

AID SOCIETY MEETING AT UNITED PRESBYTERIAN

The Ladies Aid society of the United Presbyterian church will hold its regular quarterly meeting after prayer meeting on Thursday.

Ladies’ Aid Society The United Presbyterian Church

Christmas Day Spirit Shines Amid Manchester Charity

The article reflects on Christmas as a universal time of kindness from rich and poor alike, noting preparations in homes and the joy for children. It contrasts well cared for districts with darker, poorer areas where mothers struggle to supply food and clothing as fathers face unemployment and illness, dampening the season for some families.

Hamilton

Haywood Sisters Return From Southern Vaudeville Tour

The Haywood Sisters arrived home after a successful tour of the southern vaudeville circuit. They played in Nashville, Chattanooga, Huntington and other venues, headlining in some theatres as the main attraction on the program.

Haywood Nashville Chattanooga Huntington

Everybody's for January Pace and Panic Reports

Inside January issue coverage highlights The Game Got Them by Edward Lefevre detailing a market panic. William Hard discusses night workers newsboys messengers and street children, examining their individual and social challenges. The Romance of the Reaper continues with Herbert N. Casson.

Edward Lefevre Wall Street William Hard de Kid Wot Herbert N. Casson

Butler County Democrats Claim Best Advertising Medium

The Democrat is presented as the superior advertising platform in Butler County, highlighted as the most effective channel for local exposure and reach. The note underscores party messaging and community engagement through the newspaper.

Democrat Butler County

Christmas Day Means Complete Suspension of Work in Hamilton

Christmas in Hamilton brings a broad business shutdown with uptown stores, banks, the revenue office, and post office closing. Schools closed until January. theaters and the Coliseum rink open for holiday entertainment. Families plan reunions and dinners, making a joyous holiday season amid fewer gatherings.

Hamilton Revenue Office Court House National Banks Post Office Uncle Sam Smith’s Theatre Eagle Ranch Grand Family Theatre

Funeral Notice for Mrs Schubert of Hamilton and Trenton

Mrs Anna K Schubert nee Stern widow of John Frederick Schubert died Monday at 12 15 pm at 159 Walnut Street aged 84 9 19 She leaves three children and twelve grandchildren and ten great grandchildren Funeral service Thursday at 1 30 pm at Fred Sehubert 152 Chestnut Street then 2 pm at Zion Lutheran Church Rev C F W Allwardt officiating Interment Greenwood Cemetery

Anna K. Schubert Stern John Frederick Schubert Walnut Street Louis Strickroth Trenton Fred Sehubert Maggie Schubert Hamilton Chestnut Street Zion Lutheran Church Rev. C. F. W. Allwardt Greenwood Cemetery

Healing Cure Report From Mound City

Mrs. FE. D. Clapp recounts a dramatic recovery of her son from severe lung and throat illness after using Dr. King's New Discovery. The medicine is advertised as guaranteed for coughs colds throat and lung troubles with 50 cents to 1 dollar price and a free trial bottle offered.

South Dakota Mound City FE. D. Clapp Mrs. Clapp Dr. King

The Democrat Headlines Hamilton News Leader

The Democrat serves as Hamilton's leading newspaper with comprehensive local reporting and community updates.

Hamilton

Shooting Scrape Outside Tom Bateman Theatre

A shooting incident near the Grand Family theater on Sixth Street in Newport disrupted Christmas shoppers. Victor Scharstein, linked to a dispute over a woman, was arrested with Albert Kennewey for disorderly conduct after being caught by Day Sergeant Cottingham and detectives Sheeran and Moran.

Grand Family Theater Sixth Street Newport Tom Bateman Hamilton Victor Scharstein Lower York Street Albert Kennewey Seharstein Kenneweg

Running Gun Battle Ends With Scott Shot In Hip

William Scott of Lockland was shot in the hip by Detectives Hart and Kuhlman of the H. and D. railroad after a running confrontation yesterday at 4 pm. Scott was taken to City hospital. He and two companions fled when ordered to stop. only Scott was hit and the others escaped. Scott refuses to name his companions.

William Scott Lockland Hart Kuhlman Scott

Christmas Services at St John’s Church

The program at St John’s Church South Front and Sycamore streets outlines a Christmas day service led by Rev. H A Diekmann with organist Wm Huber Jr. A German service at 10 am features a musical organ program, choir anthems, solos by Louis Dressler and Ren dered by Charlotte Sage and Ernst Ruder Jr. The day ends with communion and a 7 pm Sunday school entertainment with activities for teachers and pupils at 6 pm.

St. John’s Church South Front Sycamore Streets H. A. Diekmann Arcangelo Corelli W. L. Blumenschein Wm. Huber, Jr Louis B. Dressler Charlotte Sage Ernst Ruder, Jr Zion Sir John Stainer Ciro Pinsuti Wm. Keppler U. S

Fatally Injured Liveryman Hit by Express Train

Nicholas Latiz a 60 year old Hartwell liveryman employed by M Newton was fatally injured last evening when a southbound Chicago express struck his survey carriage on Central avenue. The vehicle was thrown 300 feet the body hurled 66 feet from the crossing rolled down the embankment. He was taken to Dr O W Butler Hartwell where both arms and legs were broken and likely skull fracture with internal injuries. The carriage horse escaped unharmed.

Nicholas Latiz M. Newton Hartwell Central Avenue Chicago O. W. Butler

S A Long To Speak At The Y M C A Sunday

The Y M C A Sunday club has secured S A Long to deliver his lecture Drop It Sunday afternoon December 29 at 3 oclock. Secretary HH H Goddard of Indianapolis says Long is a top lecturesman with a strong voice humor and language power and that his Indianapolis appearances draw large crowds.

S. A. Long Indianapolis Long Alaska Cuba Honolulu

Probate notes record Long estate receipts and balance

F Pierce Long as administrator filed a probate statement showing receipts totaling 3143.71 and disbursements of 5517.88 leaving a balance of 2625.83. John W Runyan and wife Hattie adopted Chester Esteb aged four with consent from Walter Esteb. Lilah Esteb is his mother and is deceased.

F. Pierce Long J. M. Long John W. Runyan Hattie Runyan Chester Esteb Walter Lilah Esteb Lilah Esteb. Mr. Esteb

Degree of Pocahontas Neodasha Council Postpones Meeting

The Degree of Pocahontas Neodasha Council No 88 has postponed its meeting from Wednesday the 25th to Friday the 27th in 1907.

Pocahontas Neodasha Council No. 88

Rocky Mountain Tea Ad From The Radcliffe Drug Co

An old advertisement urges readers to take Rocky Mountain Tea to avoid laziness and languor. The Radcliffe Drug Co. lists its location at the corner of High and Second Streets and 231 High Street.

Radcliffe Drug Co Cor High & 2Nd Sts High St

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