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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1907
Page
2
Publicity for Pyramid Pile Cure offers a free trial package by mail from Pyramid Drug Co. It claims painless at home treatment with instant relief and permanent cure, promising full-sized boxes for 50 cents at druggists and emphasizing privacy, no surgery, and no doctors.
In police court Tuesday morning Mayor Thomas presided as several cases were heard. Albert Meyers faced a short change accusation tied to a co conspirator who fled. the testimony was deemed insufficient and his case continued to Wednesday. George Pappas, held for menacing threats and attempting to pass a $100 Confederate bill, had his hearing moved to next Monday. A brief report describes Meyers possibly linked to the crime and notes a passenger witnessed the pair riding a millcreek valley car before a pursuit and arrest.
Mis Kullmann tis wik of Amelia Kullman filed for probate Tuesday. Sons Edwards and William Kullmann inherit all real and personal property on paying debts and specific sums to Elizbeth Burdsall 200 Amelia Schoelar 50 Rosa Brinker 5. Burdsall gets decedent wearings and Schoelar the bed. Will dated November 17 1878. executor named. Estate valued at 5000.
St Josephs Branch 886 L C B A will host a social and election in St Josephs school hall on Wednesday evening October 23 admission is 25 cents.
George W. Gardner, longtime railway agent for the C H D at Woods, Ohio, died Saturday night after a long brain fever at age 81. Born in Baltimore, he worked in smithing and other trades before joining the railroad service. Known as Judge among railroad men, he leaves a widow and a son who succeeds him as agent. Funeral services were held Monday in Reilly with Rev. S. K. Scott, and interment followed at Oxford Cemetery. Special
Special to the Democrat Sun notes the Reiley Presbyterian church will start an entertainment course with a concert by the Terbe tin Male Quartette on Thursday November 7. The program also features Milton Brown December 12 Grant Chalmers Co harpist pianist and entertainer Dan 14 Hop Philip Willett of England lecture January 1 and Burgderfer the entertainer February 4.
In police court Monday, fines were imposed on several individuals. Tom Garrett, color ed, for stealing two calf brains and sandwiches at Wittmanns. Phil H. Smith of Dayton for striking Barber P A Dearth in the eye over a barbering dispute. Dearth's disorderly conduct charge dismissed. Smith claimed a long vendetta over a bad haircut and recounted ridicule by bystanders. Mike Boullion, the man who jumped into the river to avoid capture, fined for carrying concealed weapons, discharging firearms and investigation. Charles A. Ayres of Cincinnati fined for stealing Fred W. Seimi's bits. Edenhall, colored, for stealing brass pieces and pig lead at Colcotto coke works, fined 25 dollars and costs and 60 days in Cincinnati workhouse. Ralph Crossley fined costs for striking Mrs Macy Bolton. Albert Meyers case continued to Tuesday to seek counsel. his hand remained fixed at jmp.
Katisball petitions the prelate court to appoint as administrator of Melville Hall's estate. Hall died in an elevator accident at the Rent sehler building several months ago. The estate includes a damages claim against the G. A. Rentseller Ceo, with the likely cause cited as city activity.
A court orders settlement of the estate directing trustees to pay the wards the money due for their support and maintenance from the estate assets.
An advertiser asserts that chronic constipation and liver issues cause appendicitis and that Dr Kings New Life Pills regulate the liver and bowels. The ad urges purchase at drug stores.
Morrow a Pennsylvania switchman, about 28 and newly married, was hit by a freight car while throwing switches around 6 am Tuesday. He suffered a compound fracture of the left leg above the ankle and foot injuries. treated at Mercy hospital by Dr Linus French in his absence.
Radcliffe Drug Co advertises Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea to regulate the bowels and improve complexion. Priced 35 cents, available as tea or tablets at cor High and Second Streets and 231 High Street.
Patrick Costigan a pioneer of the valley died at his Franklin home Saturday evening at 7 30 aged 76 He leaves a wife and eight children five daughters and three sons to mourn the loss of a good and noble husband and father.
The funeral will be held Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock from the Catholic church. Services will follow with burial at the local cemetery.
John Berlew was arrested for non support of a minor child and posted bond of 700 dollars before Squire Morton promising to provide support for the child.
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