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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1907
Page
2
The new official basketball rules limit contact and focus on ball handling. Intercollegiate play remains outside scientific play, while association games risk roughness unless officials and players adhere to the revised guidelines. Y M C A will host official training to promote cleaner, faster basketball.
Frank Failer a Carthage baker was badly crushed in a flour barrel accident yesterday afternoon. His arm was caught between two barrels sliding from a wagon to the pavement. Dr F M Reisenberg of Carthage treated the injury which is not serious.
Edward Buchholz sues Hamilton city seeking 10000 damages claiming he was shocked by an electric wire while working at the electric light plant. The petition, filed August 1903, has been repeatedly assigned and vacated. attorneys are Bickley & Bickley for Buchholz and City Solicitor John B. Connaughton for the city.
A fragmented notice lists Clarence Belt 25 engineer and Anna Bradley 20 both of Oxford. It mentions Charlies J Wehr 20 machinist Hamilton and Gertrude Kennedy 18 Hamilton. Also Waler O Richey conductor Middletown with Jennie Clark sales Middletown. John P Jennewein 26 plumber Hamilton with Louella Bamehel 22 Hamilton. Rev Diekman William Finn 21 lock seller Hamilton with Sarah Careek 20 Hamilton.
Jank Riley was held to the grand jury by Squire Morton Wednesday afternoon for non support of a minor child. He posted bond of 400 with sureties Ben F. Hurwitz and Joan Kinney.
Joseph Meusburger a brewer by trade died in bed at his home 921 South Front street Thursday morning. He suffered heart disease and was 62 years old. Survived by widow and four children, he was a Catholic and member of St. Joseph's church. Coroner Schumacher to hold inquest.
The two months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Duggins of 421 Charles street was found dead in bed Thursday at 6 AM. Coroner Schumacher will hold an inquest. Cause of death listed as inanition due to premature birth. Funeral set for Saturday with interment in Greenwood cemetery.
Gustav Liesner died suddenly of heart trouble at his home in Hamilton aged 44 years 3 months 6 days. He was born in Germany and worked as a blacksmith at Mosler safe works. He is survived by his widow and eight children. Funeral at 8:30 am Monday from the house with a 9 am service at St Veronica Church and Interment in St Stephen's Cemetery.
infant son of Mr and Mrs Frank R Drobkiewicz of 1243 Lane street died of pneumonia at 3 30 Wednesday afternoon funeral planned for Friday with interment in St Stephen s cemetery
Born to Mrs. John King of Chestnut Street a ten pound son named Christopher Riece. Overpeck resident Christopher Riece admitted to hospital Wednesday afternoon. Fred Gerhardt aged 74 of 37 South B Street admitted for treatment Wednesday night for Leruia.
Charles Stock dined with Joe Sorber at Epsteiner's and Ohlinger's, then at Cokeotto Stock bought drinks for Sorber and a negro. Stock allegedly stated a negro could carry more beer than a white man leading to Sorber slashing him. Sorber was detained by constable Marsh in the county jail awaiting hearing before Squire Warwick.
Police court opened with many colored people present. Harry Jones was fined costs on two assault charges and bound over for a third. Will Washington and others were fined for disorderly conduct. Henry Gray paid costs after intoxication arrest. Charles Hayes admitted stealing shoes and was let off with costs. Charles Blunt, charged with cutting to kill, was fined costs after evidence showed a stabbing but not murder.
The board of public service met Thursday morning and passed resolutions to pay claims. The discussion included issuing bonds for street paving and the construction of sewers.
Earl Shamburg recalls hard times in Cadell and credits Dr King’s New Discovery for curing his persistent cough after using less than a bottle. The ad touts it as the safest cough and cold remedy and lung throat healer, guaranteed and sold in drug stores for 50 cents to 1.00 with a trial bottle free.
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