Examiners comment on city of Hamilton law and common sense
A Hamilton newspaper column argues examiners faulted city expenditures as illegal on technical grounds. It cites flowers for coffins, parade carriages, and paper purchases as items judged illegal, but the public sentiment favors common sense and right between man and man.
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Hamilton
Ford Elser
Adam Becker
William Ritchie
Lane Library Board
Democrat-Sun
Board of Public Service
State Supervisors of Elections
Butler County Democrat Co
Matthias Stove Co
Champion
Mena
Paper Mill Company
Goodman
Knights Templars of Ohio elect new officers in Springfield
More than two hundred delegates from across Ohio attended the Grand Commandery meeting in Springfield. The session opened at 8:30 with remarks by Senator Oran F. Hypes and Deputy Grand Commander Ralph R. Rickley of Columbus. Cincinnati was chosen as next year’s meeting site. New officers were named, including Grand Commander Ralph R. Rickley and other key posts with appointees from Sandusky, Springfield, Marietta, Lima, Toledo, Dayton, Cleveland, Canton, and Marion.
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Springfield
Grand Commandery of the
Knights Templars of
Ohio
Oran F. Hypes
Ralph R. Rickley
Columbus
Cincinnati
Edmund B. King
Sandusky
Henry ©. Dimond
Charles F. Henry
Marietta
Russell Johnson
Dayton
John M. Mills
Lima
Chas. &. Mitchell
LaFaylette Lytle
Toledo
Joh Nelson Bell
Charles H. Hichbern
Cleveland
Daniel L. Holwieck
Canton
Henry Schaefer
George &. McGuire
Marion
Hamilton Commandery Conclave Attendees Noted
The following members of Hamilton commandery No. 41 K T attended the conclave Nelson Williams Joseph W Sloneker Jno Slayback Jas F E Morey Wm J Kline H V Moore H H Long Hinkley Smith W A Sanders F B Edmonds Geo H Phillips were present.
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Hamilton Commandery
No. 41
K. T
Nelson Williams
Jos. W. Sloneker
Jno
Slayback
Jas
FE. Morey
Wm. J. Kline
H. V. Moore
H. H. Long
Hinkley Smith
W. A. Sanders
F. B. Edmonds
Geo. H. Phillips
Letter List No. 41 from Hamilton in October 1907
A compact roster listing names tied to a letter list dated October 9 1907 from Hamilton. It mentions Mr M S Adams Miss Dorothy Brown Miss Carrie Krome John La Framboise Mr Willie Many Mr William E Murphy Miss Geneva Phelma Mr Ray Ross and Miss Rebeca Stevens associated with The King Richardson Co Schultz Hirsh S Parrish and Po SL mas per.
Registration days loom as autumn harvest nears
The piece notes impending registration days and a looming harvest next month with farmers fattening turkeys. It mentions a beach show dog that has won in hot company at local dog shows.
Boarding house costs threaten to bar oasis and standby
Mrs Allarata Sheehan reports multiple inquiries about providing stereopilian entertainment for church benefit. One inquiry came from a minister amid rising living costs threatening access to the boarding house oasis and standby.
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Oasis
Prune
Allarata Sheehan
Drug Clerk Resigns for Cincinnati Post
Clarence Gressel formerly employed as a drug clerk at Radcliffe Drug Co. on Second and High streets has resigned and accepted a job with Charles Svendesen Manufacturing Co. of Cincinnati. He departed for Cincinnati Wednesday afternoon.
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Clarence €. Gressel
Radcliffe Drug Co
Second and High Street
Charles Svendesen Manufacturing Co
Cincinnati
Elmwood Place Subpoenas Issued for About 20 Youths
Major Kohstall issued subpoenas for about 20 village youths and their parents to appear this evening amid a petition by citizens and merchants protesting gang activity on village streets during evenings.
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Elmwood Place
Kohstall
Dott the English Setter Killed by Street Car
Frank Snyder a noted druggist and dog fancier mourns the loss of his fine English setter bitch Dott. The dog was killed Tuesday by a Cincinnati Northern Traction Co street car. Peet owns a splendid specimen.
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Frank Snyder
Owas
Cincinnati Northern Traction Co
Peet
Rengo fat reducer claims safe rapid fat loss
Advertising copy for Rengo fat reducer promises to reduce excess fat and build strength without exercise or dieting. It claims safety for the digestive system and easy daily use, with trial offers and a mail delivery option from Detroit Michigan. Sold by druggists at 1.00 per box.
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Rengo Coe
Rengo
Detroit
Mich
Fishermen Save Fish After Bucket Spill at Station
Men near the C. H. D. railway station fished on Tuesday afternoon and all were successful. A bucket of small fish for stocking a pond or stream spilled when the lid came off while being transferred by United Express Co. workers. The fish were spread on a brick walk and passersby helped collect them to return to the water.
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United Express Co
Judge Neilan Dies Suddenly at Home in Hamilton
The Middletown Journal reports Judge John F. Neilan died suddenly at his Hamilton home after supper and a coughing spell that caused heart failure. An Ireland native, self made in law, he served as a Butler County judge once and held many trusted roles. He was outspoken, charitable, and loyal to his countrymen, leaving a large circle of friends and a grieving family.
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Middletown Journal
Judge Neilan
John F. Neilan
Hamilton
Butler
Ireland
Butler County
Cow Found Report Triggers Dayton Police Notice
John Worm of East Dayton street reported his lost cow was found and notified the police. Charles Diefenbach Jr reported damage to the iron fence at his new Dayton street residence by an unknown automobile and asked the department to identify the vehicle owner.
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John Worm
East Dayton Street
Charles Diefenbach, Jr
Dayton Street
Woman credits Postum with curing coffee related illness
An Apple Creek Missouri woman describes years of heart trouble and nervous prostration caused by coffee. She quit coffee with Postum, noting energy returned, nerves steadied, and pain disappeared. She praises Postum as a lifesaving change and cites The Road to Wellville for reading.
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Apple Creek
Mrs Welsh Weds Business Manager Frank Cooper in Secret Ceremony
Oxford woman Mrs Anna D Welsh, reputed as Henry county’s wealthiest and a Middletown resident, married her longtime business agent Frank W Cooper yesterday. The couple, previously entangled in a divorce dispute over alleged alienation, announced a wedding in Oxford and departed for Cincinnati then a extended east tour.
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Anna D. Welsh
Henry County
Frank W. Cooper
W. S. Foreman
Presbyterian Church
Cincinnati
Welsh
Cooper
Middletown
Cooper No
Delaware County
Jas. Welsh
Liberty
Ind
John Barbour
Oxford
Ohio
Fresh Oysters Daily at Heib's Court Street
Daily fresh oysters offered at 30¢ a quart at Heib's located at 217 Court Street. Served 15e, raw or stewed, with dates noting September 13 in the notice.
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Heib’s
Court St
Watch Lost After 184 Year Claim At Freestling Home
Pat Daugherty reported the loss of a watch he owned since 184 and kept in his vest pocket. The vest stood in a basket on the Freestling home steps last Monday and the watch disappeared with an apron from a lawn mower. He notified police Wednesday evening and hopes to recover the antique timepiece.
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Pat. Daugherty
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