City to proceed with $20,000 electric bonds sale
Hamilton Ohio council adopts a 4 percent bond sale plan to finance hydraulic arching and electric light plant work after bids on two $20,000 bonds were rejected. The city will sell $20,000 bonds privately to Thomas Bridges Sons Co and W N Andrews at par plus accrued interest to complete the project. Garver to accept $2,500 West Main street bonds as his payment.
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W. N. Andrews
West Main Street
Garver
Common Pleas Judges Elect Sloan Presiding Judge
Judge Clarence Murphy returned from Dayton where he attended the common pleas judges meeting for the district. The jurists elected Judge Felix Sloan of Wilmington Clinton county as presiding judge. Sloan is eighty years old. The old dates for beginning the terms of court in the various counties were affirmed.
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Common Pleas Court
Dayton
Common Pleas
Felix Sloan
Wilmington
Clinton County
Sloan
Fresh Oysters at Heibs Daily 30¢ Quart
Daily oysters offered at Heib's 217 Court St priced 30 cents per quart. The First Baptist Church Missionary Society meeting, set for Thursday afternoon, has been postponed for one week. Ely's Cream Balm is promoted as a reliable home remedy for colds and catarrh with quick relief.
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Heib’s
Court St
Missionary Society of the First Baptist Shurch
Ely
Moon Family Reunion At College Corner
A Moon family reunion was held at College Corner with attendees from Kansas Illinois and numerous Ohio cities. A dozen members from Middletown attended and many had not met for years sharing a day of pleasure and enjoyment.
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College Corner
Moon
Kansas
Illinois
Ohio
Middletown
A Lively Fight Promised in Mayor Nomination
Report says Dr. Mark Millikin may face a spirited battle for the Republican mayoral nomination as Col Cullen and the bosses clash at the Republican News office. Wm Truck forecasts 1000 supporters at the hall while J E Morey is named chairman. other offices seem decided in secret caucuses.
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Mark Millikin
Col Cullen
Republican News Office
J. E. Morey
S. D. Fitton Honored at Ohio Bankers Meeting
Members of Group No. 1 of the Ohio Bankers Association met at the Linton hotel in Cincinnati to organize and adopt by laws. About 125 bankers attended from Preble Warren Clermont Hamilton Montgomery and Butler counties. Leopold Kleybolte W A Graham and H P Rankin spoke on the group banking system. Officers elected include Chairman Leopold Kleybolte Secretary Treasurer Charles W. Dupuis and an executive committee with S. D. Fitton Hamilton among others.
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Linton Hotel
Cincinnati
Preble Warren
Clermont
Hamilton
Montgomery
Butler
Leopold Kleybolte
W. A. Graham
P Rankin
Charles W. Dupuis
S. D. Fitton
Charles A. Hinsch
L. M. Derby
West Alexandria
G. G. Wampach
Bethel
J. W. Wood
Lebanon
A. J. Conover
Dayton
Dr. Sanborn to Speak at Home Guards Meeting In Hamilton
The Home Guards of Hamilton will hold an open meeting Thursday evening at Main and B streets hall. Dr. Sanborn vice president of the society and formerly with New York Life Insurance will explain the Home Guards plan and discuss fraternal insurance benefits for insured and uninsured alike.
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B Streets
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New York Life Insurance Company
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Home Guards
Hendricks Arrested After Disturbance at Holzberger’s Café
Cincinnati man Miles Hendricks was arrested Tuesday night for intoxication after loitering near the courthouse for days, entering Holzberger's cafe, demanding a drink, and attempting to start a fight with the bartender. Officer Duile detained him as the suspect became abusive.
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Miles Hendricks
Cincinnati
Holzberger
Duile
Kerbel Denies Sale Of Farmers Hotel To Iske
Frank Kerbel today denied that he sold the Farmers' hotel to Gus Iske. He offered no further comment on the matter.
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Frank Kerbel
Farmers’ Hotel
Gus Iske
Officers chosen at King's Daughters meeting
The annual meeting of the King's Daughters of the First Baptist Church elected officers. President is Miss Clara Rolfe, vice president Mrs. S B Hiley, secretary Miss Iva Schisler, treasurer Miss Ida Conrad, pianist Miss Eva Knox. The society meets on the third Tuesday each month.
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King’s Daughters of the First Baptist Church
Clara Rolfe
S. B. Hiley
Iva Schisler
Ida Conrad
Eva Knox
Justice Court Records Show Local Fines
In police court Wednesday morning Mayor Thomas imposed fines for intoxication. Miles Hendricks paid costs. John Bingham received fifteen minutes to bid adieu to Hamilton. Joseph Rieger pleaded guilty to stealing a clock and pawned it. case continued under advisement. He had a toy revolver and three ladies handkerchiefs when arrested. Dan Murray paid costs for intoxication.
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Thomas
Miles Hendricks
John Bingham
Hamilton
Joseph Rieger
Dan Murray
Elopement Arrest Ties Man to City Wife
Mike Ruszov was arrested Tuesday night for eloping with Mrs. Yelke Masirwiect wife of Peter Masirwiet of 7 Chestnut Street. The outing with another man’s wife proves costly for him. Mrs Maserwiet has also returned to the city.
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Mike Ruszov
Yelke Masirwiect
Peter Masirwiet
Chestnut Street
City Receives New Patrol Wagon From Donor
The city was given a $700 patrol wagon and ambulance Tuesday night by John Schweitzer. The ornate vehicle features paintwork, signs on both sides, a nickel plated gong, red running gears and rubber tires with a rain shade over the driver. John Bingham of Birmingham first rode it to the police station after being arrested nearby for begging and insulting passersby.
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John Schweitzer
John Bingham
Birmingham
Ala
Oliver
Estate administrator files probate account for Wagonfield heirs
Bickley A F Bickley administrator of Gotthief Wagonfield estate filed a probate account showing receipts of 28648.57 and expenditures of 7441.28 leaving 21207.50 to be divided equally among four heirs An extension to file was granted two months ago but heirs attorney Belden moved to require immediate filing. motion pending.
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A. F. Bickley
Gotthief
Industrial League Banquet Set For Next Week
Industrial League to hold its major banquet next week with a committee appointed last night to oversee all preparations and arrangements.
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Industrial League
Judgment Against Squire Hughes in Murphy Court
In Squire Murphy's court the Model Clothing Co. obtained a $26 judgment against Squire Hughes. The suit documents the creditor's claim and court order requiring payment within a stated period.
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Model Clothing Co
Squire Alughes
Holister's Rocky Mountain Tea Aims at Rheumatism Cause
Advert shows rheumatism linked to kidney function and uric acid buildup. Claims Holister's Rocky Mountain Tea removes the cause and clears the system. Sold by Radcliffe Drug Co at High and Second Streets and 231 Flight Street.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Radcliffe Drug Co
Fligh St
Farm Advertisement Correction Noted For Newton & Nein
A historical ad from Newton & Nein misstates a 100 acre farm near Trenton. The October 5 and 7 notices should read five acres instead of one hundred.
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Newton & Nein
Trenton
Tulip Bulbs At Rothenbush’s Midweek Sale
Local notice announces a midweek sale of tulip bulbs at Rothenbush’s running Wednesday through Saturday. Distinct bulb varieties and discounted prices highlighted for gardeners.
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Rothenbush
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