Prominent Cumberland Minister Dies in Dayton at 60
Rev Samuel K Holtsinger aged Westchester pastor collapsed upon entering the home of Mrs Mary Botkins at Fairground avenue Dayton. He died of heart failure after arriving to preach her funeral. Botkins and Holtsinger connected through Westchester years. Holtsinger, born 1838 in Tennessee, served Sharon Ohio 31 years and founded West Chester and Bethany churches. He left Cumberland Presbyterian ministry in 1903 for the Presbyterian Church and had military service in 1862. He was married 1865 to Margaret Housel with two children, John P. Holtsinger who died young and Nancy who married E W Scripps.
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Dayton, O
Samuel K. Holtsinger
Westchester
Mary Botkins
Fairground Avenue
Holtsinger
Schuster
Botkins
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Washington County
Tennessee
John Holtsinger
Pennsylvania
East Tennessee
Washington
Elizabeth Patton
S. K. Holtsinger
South
Greenville
Clear Springs Academy
Green County
Ewing and Jefferson College
Knoxville
Lincoln
North
West Chester
Bethany
California
Santiago
Elmonte
Ohio
The
Presbyterian Church
Grand Army
A. W. Graves
Lockland
Holt
Nealon Girl Injured By Runaway Horse Nose Broken
Margaret Nealon, daughter of Joseph Nealon the butcher, was struck by a horse and wagon at Central avenue and Chestnut street. She suffered a broken nose, a severe facial cut, and possible internal injuries after darting into the street while playing with friends. She was carried home for treatment.
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Margaret
Joseph Nealon
Central Avenue
Chestnut Street
Philip Held
Death of George Bowers in Dayton at 83
George Bowers died at his home 129 West Fifth street Dayton at 3 30 Thursday morning aged 83 He had been ill with dropsy for about four years He leaves a widow and three daughters Mrs Susan Holbrook of Hamilton Mrs Alice Ryan and Miss Nettie Bowers of Dayton The remains go to Lebanon for funeral and interment with Odd Fellows in charge of rites.
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George Bowers
West Fifth Street
Dayton
Susan Holbrook
Hamilton
Alice Ryan
Nettie Bowers
Lebanon
Odd Fellows
Boyce Arrested After Attempted Stabbing in Village
James Boyce a St Bernard laborer was arrested by Deputy Marshal Walter Curtis after entering Peter Steuer the village butcher shop and in a quarrel seized a butcher knife and attempted to cut Steuer. He was fined 10 and costs by Maver Imwalic.
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James Boyce
St. Bernard
Walter Curtis
Boyce
Peter Steuer
Steuer
Maver Imwalic
Members Secrecy At The Y M C A Banquet And Infirmary Probe
The Y M C A Hamilton held its third annual banquet with about 100 members at the German Kitchen. Dr T G Duvall of Ohio Wesleyan spoke on The City and the Young Man. Separately, a grand jury investigates Butler county infirmary with boundary lines set by Prosecuting Attorney Woodruff and special examiner John P Bliss arriving from Cleveland to testify.
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Tobey
T. G. Duval
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Duvall
Hamilton
Butler County
Woodruff
William Berk
Palace of Justice
John P. Bliss
Bliss
Cleveland
Howard’s Hotel
Court House
Grand Jury
Rupp Returns From National Meat Packers Meet
George Rupp has returned from the National Meat Packers association meeting held in Chicago.
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George Rupp
National Meat Packers’ Association
Chicago
Baby Einsfelt born to Mrs Philip Einsfelt
A boy was born to Mrs. Philip Einsfelt of Chestnut Street.
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Philip Einsfelt
Chestnut Street
Grape-Nuts Promoted as Ready to Eat Digestible Food
A promotional excerpt extols Grape-Nuts as an easily digestible cereal suitable for breakfast or supper. It argues cooked cereals cause indigestion, presents a Chicago woman's testimonial of improved health and weight gain, and endorses serving Grape-Nuts straight from the package or in simple desserts.
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Chicago
Wellville
Bugs of all sizes at prices that will surprise you
Creighton and Hooven advertise bugs of all sizes at surprising prices located at 236 High street.
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Creighton & Hooven
High Street
Board of Education reviews sinking fund report
The board of sinking fund commissioners met to receive the annual report from Clerk Walton S. Bowers for the year ending August 31, 1907. Funds show receipts from sinking fund charges totaling 16,017.70 and a balance carried from 1906 of 1,999.69, arriving at an available balance of 15,014.40.
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Board of Sinking Fund Commissioners
Board of Education
Walton S. Bowers
B. of FE
Pur- Ono
Bond Liabilities and Expenditures Reported by Board
The sinking fund commissioners of the board of education report expenditures on bonds and interest totaling 736 dollars. They note bonds outstanding as of August 31, 1906 at 217,000 and August 31, 1907 at 225,500, with cash balance 650.98, yielding a total net liability of 216,349.02.
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TOS Nck
The
Board of Education
Hamilton School Bond Issue Declined in First Ward
The city’s First ward rejected a 23000 bond issue for a new school house. Sinking fund trustees later approved claims totaling 7500 covering bond principal and interest.
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First Ward
City of
Hamilton
Tallawanda social notes and travel plans
Special to the Democrat Sun from Tallawanda Ohio on October 9 notes Mr and Mrs Robert Reson will depart for New York for a brief business trip. Other visits include Walter Withedge Ella Jarrette and Henry Jarrette with relatives. Rena Spaeth is ill. Grace Jarrette stayed with relatives near Hamilton. William Keebner from Greenbrier visited. Mrs John Spaeth and daughter Rena visited Charles Beiser's family. Addie and George Baecker spent Thursday night with friends at Lindendale. J C Thomas spent the week in Cincinnati.
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Democrat-Sun
Tallawanda, O
Robert Reson
New York
Walter Withedge
Ella Jarrette
Jenry Jarrette
Rena Spaeth
Grace Jarrette
Hamilton
William Keebner
Greenbrier
John Spaeth
Rena
Charles Beiser
Wood Station
Addie
George Baecker
Lindenwald
J. C. Thomas
Cincinnati
Creighton & Hooven Offer Fall Papering Services
An advertisement urges readers to use Creighton & Hooven for papering this fall promising pleasing patterns and prices. The note cites their shop at 236 High Street and names Creighton & Rooven as the providers.
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Creighton & Hooven
Creighton & Rooven
Bish Held For Affair at Home Clash
Edward E. Bish of the Deerfield pike near Warwick avenue attacked his wife Anna Bish during a Friday altercation. He allegedly grabbed a water bucket and struck her in the face before police arrested him and jailed him at the station.
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Edward E. Bish
Deerfield Pike
Warwick Avenue
Anna Bish
Police Court Hears Two Cases Fines Costs
The police court considered two cases on Friday morning. Street car conductor Jesse Anderson was fined costs for assault on Mike Colligan Jr. and Charles Jones, charged by his wife with disorderly conduct, was fined costs.
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Jesse Anderson
Mike Colligan, Jr
Charles Jones
Curtain line for Fall at Creighton & Hooven's
The note directs readers to Creighton & Hooven's at 236 High Street for the best Curtain line for Fall. The reference indicates a local retailer promotion or catalog entry guiding customers to shop at the specified address.
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Creighton & Hooven’s
High Street
Carpets Largest Line in Hamilton at Creighton Hooven’s
The largest line of carpets to be found in Hamilton is available at Creighton and Hooven’s located at 2456 High Street. A wide selection offers various colors textures and patterns for every room and budget.
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Hamilton i
Creighton & Hooven’s
High Street
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Rev. S. K. Holtsinger
Pete A Gen
Eral
Bot
Kins
Westchester Church
Westchester Cemetery
Rev
Cii
Aio Ort Ai
Geo. Bowers
Prof. Att’y Woodruff
T. G. Duvall
Ohio Wesleyan
Berk
Rupp
Baby Einsfelt
Holbrook Bros
Bish Held
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