Arrest of Carliere Aims at Hartwell Slaying Probe
Frank Carliere aged 25 married was arrested at his Oak street Wyom ing home by Marshal Fred Bracker on suspicion of involvement in the slaying of H. B. Howard Hartwell coal agent last Thursday. Grey the negro ex convict is also tied to the case with witnesses placing both men together Thursday morning near the murder scene. Carliere awaits arraignment before Mayor Lowes as Grey remains silent through his detention. Howard’s funeral was held at the Hartwell Presbyterian church with interment at Spring Grove cemetery. Ray Miller was jailed for vagrancy after a Sunday arrest on High street.
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Frank, Carliere
Oak Street
Wyoming
Fred Bracker
H. B. Howard
Hartwell
William Grey
Grey
Carliere
Cavyliere
Henry Weisner
Rensselaer Park
Mary Morholz
Millcreek Valley
Lowes
Marshal Carey
Haerr
Howard
Hartwell Presbyterian Church
Spring Grove Cemetery
Chief Symmes to Attend Ohio Police Convention in Dayton
Chief Symmes will join the seventh annual Ohio Police Association convention in Dayton with many officers from nearby cities arriving Sunday. The event opened with a reception at the Algonquin hotel and runs throughWednesday with a parade and a banquet at the Phillips House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symmes
Dayton
Ohio Police Association
Algonquin Hotel
Phillips House
Death of William Buerger in Leavenworth Typhoid Fever
The family of Peter Buerger Jr of Walnut street mourns the death of his son William aged 25 in Leavenworth Kansas from typhoid fever at 1 30 Saturday afternoon. Survived by widow and one child with onlookers Mr and Mrs Louis Saurer present at the time. Remains sent to Hamilton for interment expected to arrive Monday evening and be taken to the family home on Walnut street.
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Peter Buerger, Jr
Walnut Street
Hamilton
Freight engines collide near Cottage Grove on CHI line
Side swiping occurred as westbound freight No. 92 struck eastbound engine No. 405 on a siding near Cottage Grove. The No. 405 pilot was torn away in the crash. Fireman Charles Robinson narrowly escaped injury while observing from the cab.
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Cottage Grove
C. H I
Charles Robinson
Mission Festival at Zion Lutherans shuren
The annual Zion Lutherans huren mission festival was held with morning service by Rev. J. H. Kuhlman of Springfield preaching in German and evening service by Rev. C. T. Tessel of Dayton preaching in English. Mission collections totaled about $150.
Communion Services At German M E Church
Communion services were held at the German M E church on South Front Street Sunday morning. The services were largely attended. The board of trustees of this church will organize at a meeting to be held at the parsonage on Thursday evening.
First Baptist Consolidates Men’s Societies at Meeting
The First Baptist برگزارed sermon by Rev. S B Hiley on The New Birth and announced consolidation and reorganization of the church Men’s societies at Tuesday’s meeting. The King's Daughters hold their annual meeting the same evening with a roll call on Thursday and dinner served from six to eight followed by a program.
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First Baptist
S. B. Hiley
King’s Daughters
Dora Anderson Victim of Lye Poisoning in Cincinnati
Dora Anderson, 36, of Hamilton Ohio, returning from Turner Landing Kentucky, was seized by severe cramps after disembarking at Broadway foot, sent to City Hospital where doctors diagnosed lye poisoning. She could not explain how she was affected.
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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Dora Anderson
Hamilton
Turner Landing
Broadway
City Hospital
Missing Mamie Cantwell Stirs Oxford and Hamilton Relatives
A mysterious disappearance grips Oxford and Hamilton as Mamie Cantwell, 19, fails to arrive in Hamilton after departing Oxford for a 6:12 train. Her sister Anna and relatives search for clues, noting the deaths of her parents and the administrator's role in the family estate.
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Oxford
lHiamilton
Mamie Cantwell
Anna Cantwell
Michael Cantwell
John F. Neilan
Miss Cantwell
Hamilton
Radcliffe Drug Co Ad Promotes Tea for Health
Local notice advertises Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea as protecting the food canal from disease. Item sold for 35 cents in tea or tablet form. Distributed by Radcliffe Drug Co. at High and Second Streets and 251 High St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Radcliffe Drug Co
High St
Millikin Named Republican Mayoral Candidate
Dr. Mark Millikin has been chosen by the Republican City Central Committee as the party candidate for mayor. Susan Millikin is noted to have caused a stir as discussion swirls around William Truck who allegedly will bow out at the convention Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Millikin
Republican City Central Committee
Kentuckians Arrested On Weapons Charge In City
Claud Lunsford and George Baker were arrested at Todd's boarding house opposite the American Can Works on North Third street for discharging firearms on Black and Third streets. Baker had a revolver and was jailed. he later posted a $10 cash bond claiming threats from Sam Fields.
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Claud Lunsford
George Baker
Todd
North Third Street
Black and Third Streets
Baker
Sam Fields
Beard's Wage Dispute Led to Disturbance
Frank Beard, employed by tailor Edward Fischer on North Third Street, was paid wages Saturday night and reportedly disputed the amount. He caused a disturbance before escaping. his brother later said Frank would appear before Mayor Thomas at Monday's hearing.
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Frank Beard
Edward Fischer
North Third Street
Beard
Frank
Thomas
Funeral services for Mrs Amelia Kullmann held in Hamilton
Funeral for Mrs Amelia Kullmann longtime Hamilton resident will be at 8:30 Tuesday morning at 415 North Third and at 9 in St Stephen's Church. Interment follows at St Stephen's Cemetery. The body may be viewed this evening.
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Amelia Kullmann
Hamilton
North Third Street
St. Stephen’s Church
St. Stephen's Cemetery
Colonel McClung Delivers Sermon On Israel Enters Promise
Colonel D. W. McClung formerly of Fernbank now of Hamilton spoke at the First Presbyterian Church Home City Sunday morning. His lecture to the Sunday school class centered on Israel entering the land of promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. McClung
Fernbank
Hamilton
First Presbyterian Church
Home City
Frogs Bowled Tonight at Y M A Alley clash
Bowling action sees the Frogs compete against Blacks at the Y M C A alleys tonight in a community league matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Frogs
Y. M
Holister's Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Cure for Rheumatism
Advert shows rheumatism caused by kidney dysfunction with uric acid remaining in blood. Claims Hol lister's Rocky Mountain Tea removes the cause and drives it from the system. 35 cents. Tea or Tablets. Radcliffe Drug Co. located at High and Second Streets and 231 High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Radcliffe Drug Co
High St
Stantus Stingcavage Arrested in Domestic Dispute
Police arrested Stantus Stingcavage after a Sunday night fight with his brother Joseph following Stantus release on a cash bond for illicit relationship. Warrant charged Annie Ceber and Stansins Stingcavage with illicit relationship, alleging cohabitation as husband and wife at 1005 South Second Street. Casper also jailed after threatening his wife.
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Stantus Stingcavage
Joseph Stingcavage
Stantus
Joseph
Stanlus
Thomas
Jasper Ceberick
Annie Ceber
Stansins Stingeavage
Tony Petrunzinski
South Second Sireet
Casper
Annie
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High Street
Chief Symmes
William Buerger
Leavenworth, Kan
Zion and
Immanuel
the Baptists
Baptist Services
Cincinnati
Holbrook Bros. CO
Aeminster Rudy
Voss-Holbrook
Neilan
Judge Neilan
Miss Blanche Maguire
Frank Maguire
Court Street
Mr. Maguire
Cailorin
Clothin
Col. McClung
Eulijah
Manna
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
Cincinnati Mortgage Loan Co
Reily
The
Hamilton Dime Savings Bank
Great Savings Institution of
Hamilton and
Butler County
Reily Block
Princess Theatre
Ted.y
Newborn King
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