Y W C A Mothers Hear State Secretary On Daytons Work
In Hamilton about three dozen Christian women gathered in the Y W C A parlors to hear Miss Hughes state secretary describe the growth of Y W C A work in Dayton. She cited cases of need helped by local women and urged better city homes to aid girls from six factories earning livings and turned away for lack of space.
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Hamilton
Hughes
Cincinnati
Association
Dayton
North Second Street
Women urged to join local W C A membership drive
The appeal urges women in the city to donate five dollars or more yearly or a one dollar membership. It calls for proactive participation without waiting to be solicited, asking members to report to the secretary and recruit others to support the effort.
Miss Elizabeth Webster Dies at 4:35 PM
Elizabeth Webster of 819 East High Street died yesterday afternoon from rheumatism after 24 years of illness. She leaves brothers James R. and Joseph H. Webster and sister Lydia R. Webster. Funeral Friday at 2 PM at her home with Rev. W H Mason officiating. interment Greenwood Cemetery.
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Elizabeth Webster
East High Street
Miss Webster
J. L. Webster
Hamilton
Webster
High Street
Gilcrest & Millikin
James R
Joseph H. Webster
Lydia R. Webster
W. HH. Mason
Greenwood Cemeletyy
Man Arrested At Pennsylvania Station For Board Debt
Sam Hill, colored, was arrested at Pennsylvania station on Tuesday night for attempting to leave Hamilton without paying a two week board bill owed to Mrs. James Collins of 1005 South Second Street. He intended to go to Muncie Ltd without settling the debt and was locked up pending a hearing.
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Sam Hill
Pennsylvania Station
Hamilton
James Collins
South Second Street
Muncie, Ltd
Plans for Hamilton Elks temple move forward with support
The Hamilton lodge No. 93 Elks held an important meeting as five candidates were favorably balloted for initiation in two weeks. Architects Frederick G Mueller presented complete plans for a three story brick temple south of the Soldiers Monument. The project includes a ball room and lodge rooms and the city won a ruling on selling adjacent ground.
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Hamilton's
Elks’ Temple
Hamilton Lodge
Frederick G. Mueller
Soldiers’, Sailors’ and Pioneers
the Elks
Gard
Connaughton
Board of Public Service Ant
Thomas
Mueller
Monument Avenue
Hamilton
Elks
The
Janitors Seek Higher Pay At County Building
The assistant janitors Oney Golden Charles Zillcox Erasmus Bruck and John Pendergast asked county commissioners for a raise from $10 a week. They want a nightly watchman paid as part of the package while furnaces stay lit.
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Court House
Oney Golden
Charles Zillcox
Erasmus Bruck
John Pendergast
Accident With Carbolic Acid Endangers Child In Walnut Street Home
A two and a half year old girl, Josephine Hetterich, was given carbolic acid by mistake after a bottle of cough medicine and a carbolic acid bottle were left near each other at 134 Walnut Street. Dr Leon Luzzi treated her, inducing vomiting and administering milk to neutralize the acid. the amounts ingested were small but serious.
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Peter Hetterich
Walnut Street
Josephine
Hetterich
Leon Luzzi
Two Greenwood Men Waive Examination in Hartwell Murder Case
Frank Cawhere and William Rey, both colored, of Greenwood near Lockland, were brought before Mayor Lowes and Attorney Beatty after the murder of Hartwell coal merchant H. B. Howard. They waived examination and were bound over to the grand jury without bond, then sent to Hamilton County jail.
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Frank Cawhere
William Rey
Greenwood
Lockland
H. B. Howard
Hartwell
Lowes
Beatty
Hamiltonounty
Fatty Doughnut Incident Linked to Accidental Acid Exposure
A report notes a large doughnut shop mishap where an acid was mistakenly given to a person and the chemical is described as almost harmless when it contacts grease or oil.
Obituary note of thanks from Becker family and others
The family extends sincere thanks to those who assisted during the bereavement of our father and husband. Grateful acknowledgment is given by the members of the C.K. of O. and Mr. Cali, Mrs. Julia Becker and Children.
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C.K. of
Cali
Julia Becker
Family of Alonzo Armaton Expresses Gratitude
The family of Alonzo Armaton thanks friends and neighbors for the many favors courtesies and acts of kindness offered during their bereavement.
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Alonzo Armaton
Residence Change Notice for W Ti Stillwaugh
W Ti Stillwaugh moves residence from Lindenwald to 130 North Street with dates noted as Wednesday to Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ti. Stillwaugh
Lindenwald
Street
Wed-Sat
Bicycle located by patrolmen on South Third Street
Patrolmen Cruzen and DeArmond found a bicycle on South Third Street around 4 am and took it to police headquarters.
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Cruzen
DeArmond
South Third Street
The Democrat Leads Hamilton News Landscape
The Democrat continues as Hamilton's premier news source, delivering local reporting, community updates, and city developments to residents daily.
Great Event Fetes Holthaus Court Initiation Night
Holthaus Court C. O. F. held a rousing meeting and quarterly report praised the court’s strong finances. Preparations are underway for a large initiation next Tuesday evening with exalted degree conferred on a large class and invitations sent to all C. O. F. courts.
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Holthaus Court
Fisher Celebrated Arrival Ends With Arrest
Charles Fisher a Cincinnati painter arrived in Hamilton Tuesday evening and celebrated by getting intoxicated. He annoyed pedestrians on High street and was arrested by an officer and taken to the station to recover.
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Charles Fisher
Cincinnati
Hamilton
High Street
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James Morgan
William Heerman
A. P. Wagner
Howard
RAVEN
Hanna
Elijah
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
Josephine Hetterich
Wim. Murphy Justice of the Peace and Fire Insurance
Court St. Bell
W. C. Frechtling Co
Cincinnati Mortgage Loan Co
Bell Phone
Reily
Fisher
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