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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1907
Page
8
John L. Sharp of Central avenue and A. F. Evans of Lindenwald will leave Tuesday for Palm Beach Florida. They have bought and will operate a barber shop there together. Friends here wish them success in their new venture.
Joyce, a 30 year old woman from near Hamilton, fled in calico wrapper with no hat or wrap. Police received hospital alert Sunday night and traced her to a 9 traction car around 6 or 7 PM, planning to arrive in the city about 8 o'clock, but she could not be located.
Mrs. Frank Mahorney of Cincinnati secured a police warrant Sunday night for the arrest of her husband for drunkenness profanity and disorderly conduct. He was locked up at the police station for the night.
Employed boys who have quit school to earn money may join the YMCA night school Employed Boys class under Prof. J R Clark Third Ward principal. It offers a liberal education and practical studies for future success. Registration is available this week by contacting A J Crane educational director at the YMCA building.
An ad-style note promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets claiming weak gastric juice causes indigestion. It argues one grain of their ingredient digests 3,000 grains of food and increases gastric juice flow, promising relief from lump in the stomach and better digestion. Free sample offer follows with address for A. Stuart Co.
The item lists numerous residents and visitors including W. S. Harlan in Cincinnati on business, Miss Clark of Middletown, Ford McMillen of Norwood, Mrs. Marcus Goodman, Miss Alma Theim, Miss Helen Sloneker, Mr. and Mrs. George Wortendyke in Middletown, Miss Blanche Hensley visiting Miss Stella Lamb in Middletown, and many others visiting Cincinnati, Middletown, Oxford college or Columbus.
In police court Monday Claud Lunsford faced charges for intoxication and disorderly conduct with costs. George Baker and others were cited for discharging firearms intoxication and related offenses. Several defendants including Ned Berry Casper Dederick and Bill Karambler faced costs for killing game out of season and vagrancy with sentence reserved.
The Checker and Chess club was formed at the YMCA on a Saturday night with A. E. Foster as president C. E. Mason as vice president H. Y. Chase as secretary and treasurer The club will hold regular meetings every Tuesday night.
The condition of A. J. Welliver is somewhat improved and he was able to set up part of yesterday and today.
Residents reported a demented man wandering along the Venice road and river road Saturday night. Four local youths detained him and sent him to Hamilton police, where 37 year old Mike Stricker, once a fireman, was found with torn clothes and burrs. He received medical attention and is expected to recover.
The will of the late Judge John F. Neilan was filed for probate. Bequests include $1000 for Robert H. Neilan education and various personal items to John F. Neilan Jr and Mary Neilan. Widow Agnes Neilan named executrix. codicil alters gifts. estate to be divided among children.
Fraulein Gretchen Linderstein, a German portrait painter, captivates Mr. Adams and his household. Amid German prejudice and family interference, Gretchen and Count Ludwig Slaght pursue a quiet courtship while Adams clashes with German stereotypes. The aunt schemes, the couple wed by consent, and Gretchen becomes America’s new matron.
Judge Murphy grants Harry Hamrick divorce from Lillian Hamrick on neglect and adultery. Judge Hartkoff divorces Daisy Kester from Harry Kester. Barney Graff of Middletown wills his entire estate to his widow Barbara Chaff. Rev W H Mason delivers 13 illustrated talks on The History of the English Bible at the Y M C A Sunday club.
Elizabeth Rodman died Sunday morning at 11 30 at her daughter Mrs. William H Luckey’s home 516 John Street of general debility and senile gangrene She was born in Indiana and lived in the city for a year and a half The remains were sent to Dana Indiana by the C H D railroad for interment in Thomas Cemetery near Dana.
H A Junkin’s bicycle stolen Saturday was found by the owner at Loge’s store where the thief had disposed of it for 6. The wheel was returned to the owner.
An advertisement asserts that proper food builds health and success. It promotes Grape-Nuts as aiding concentration and nerves and claims the Road to Wellville in packages is worth reading.
Health Officer Mark Millikin reports six mild varioloid cases in the city. Police to place yellow warning placards on six houses at 547 South Eighth Street 345 Eleventh Street 1104 Chestnut Street 626 Rigdon Street 1129 Ludlow Street and 603 Hanover Street.
The International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths elected officers with J. W. Kline reelected as president and Charles N. Glaver chosen as secretary-treasurer in Milwaukee. Vice presidents include J. J. Coleman Covington Ky Thomas Flannigan New Orleans J. W. Duff Chickasha Ind T Boston. New Orleans and Boston contest for the next convention noted.
Six members of Solomon Frank's family in Gloversville New York were suffocated by smoke after their home burned early Sunday foggy dawn. The father and five daughters perished in the blaze.
Hyde Drew was arrested by police at the Champion Coated Paper Co. mill Sunday night for intoxication.
A brief notice notes completion of printing work at The Democrat Job Rooms. It records a local business service event without broader context or dates.
The Democrat remains the top news source in Hamilton, guiding residents with continuous coverage of local events, politics, and community updates. The paper's influence underscores its role as the primary information outlet for the city.
A description notes a ton of Arbuckles Ariosa Coffee roasted in a large revolving cylinder. Beans are dropped through heat repeatedly until uniformly roasted. The text asserts no other coffee is in sufficient demand to justify such a scientific preparation.
Sealed proposals by October 22 1907 10 AM at Butler County Auditor for Cincinnati & Dayton Pike work at Compton farm Lemon Township. Plans on file. Bids on separate items with 10 percent certified check. Commissioners reserve right to reject all bids. CHR PABST County Auditor Hamilton Ohio Sept 21 1907 Sep 23 Mon 41.
Julia Nolan petitions the Probate Court of Butler County Ohio for a divorce from John H Nolan on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. The respondent is presumed in Ohio and evasive, with service sought after publication. Hearing set for six weeks after first publication. Clerk L M Larsh Deputy W M Skinner attorney C J Smith for plaintiff.
Sealed proposals for the concrete substructure of a bridge over Two Mile creek on the Seven Mile pike north of Hamilton must be received by 10:00 a.m. November 12, 1907. Plans are at the county auditor’s office. Bid must include a $200 certified check. The commission will reject any or all bids. Hamilton Ohio October 14, 1907.
Notice bids will be received by the deputy state supervisors of elections for printing the registration lists at a stated price per name up to 2 o'clock p m Saturday October 19 1907 J J PATER Chief Deputy Deputy State Supervisors of Election
A petition filed in Butler County Probate Court seeks transfer of described territory from Morgan and Morgan townships to Reiley Township School District. The long boundary description covers sections and parcels in town 3 range 1, with parcels owned by Anna Phellis, W A Jenkins, Samuel Fye, Samuel Wynn, J F Gillespie and others. Hearing set for December 3, 1907. Dated September 27 1907. C R Hartkoff attorney for petitioners.
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