Blunt Held After Knife Attack Near Monument Avenue
Charlee Blunt was arrested Wednesday afternoon on a charge of cutting with intent to kill John Wilson. Wilson and Luella Smith were nearby on Monument avenue and Ludlow street when Blunt allegedly drew a knife, cutting Wilson in the face. Blunt, released last Saturday after a lengthy county jail sentence, reportedly said the clash arose because Wilson courted his woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlee Blunt
John Wilson
Wilson
Blunt
Monument Avenue
Ludlow Street
Luella Smith
Blant
City Election Booths Open For Registration Next Weekend
Next Friday and Saturday all city election booths will register new residents and others at 8 am to 2 pm and 4 pm to 9 pm. New residents not registered since 1904 must register in their current precinct. Prior registrants before the Democratic primaries are valid. 1904 registrants living at same address are exempt unless they moved. Unregistered women who wish to vote for school board may register on the stated dates.
No Settlement Reached In Franklin Traction Dispute
W Kesley Schoepf met Franklin town council to settle the long running conflict over the C D T Traction franchise. Talks ended without agreement as Schoepf warned he would abandon the line if demands aren’t met, citing heavy losses and required infrastructure to reroute or bridge streams. Local attorney Albert Spohr urged fair treatment and equal rates for Franklin and Middletown riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation of Franklin
C., D. & T. Traction Company
W. Kesley Schoept
Franklin
Sehoepf
Cincinnati
Miamisburg
Traction Company
Chase
Middletown
Max Hartley
Chas. Jackson
Null
John Fisher
Schoepf
Four Pinched In Disorderly House Raid
Cardie Bronston and Jas Ubanks were arrested for illicit relationship at Front and Stephen streets. Wal Washington and James Overman jailed for intoxication as neighbors had complained for weeks. Bronston and Ubanks found in a dishabille room. Henry Gray also reported a $37 theft at the same location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardie Bronston
Jas
Ubanks
Front
Stephen Streets
Wal Washington
James Overman
Quartette
James Ubank
Henry Gray
Judge confirms sale in Hunt estate case to David Gingerich
Judge Hartkoff confirmed the real estate sale in the Hunt estate dispute to David Gingerich for 450 dollars. The dower assigned to William Hunt was fixed at 111.19 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartkoff
William Hunt
Kate Hunt
David Gingerich
Died at 201 Kahn Avenue M Kroger Former Hamilton Shoemaker
M Kroger died at his home 201 Kahnavenue Thursday morning at 2 o clock from pneumonia aged 65 years 3 months 18 days. Born in Hanover Germany he emigrated to America in 1896 and came to Hamilton. Survived by widow and four children Lena Kiep George Henry and Theodore Kroger. A devout Catholic and member of St Veronica church and its societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathias Kroger
Kahnavenue
Hanover
Germany
America
Hamilton
Lena Kiep
George
Henry
Theodore Kroger
Mr. Kroger
St. Veronica Church
YMCA Basketball Opens Season With Three Evening Games
The YM YWCA basketball leagues start tonight with three games. The senior division features White vs Black and Orange and Black vs Maroon while the intermediate division has Blumenthal facing Renischiler. A 10 man regular association team will be selected from these leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blumenthal
Renischiler
Gerhardt Treated for Hernia After Night Injury
Jacob Gerhardt of 37 South B Street was removed to Mercy hospital Wednesday night for hernia treatment. Henry Gray, intoxicated and robbed of 37 dollars, was arrested and fined costs in police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Gerhardt
South B Street
Mercy Hospital
Henry Gray
Reduce Your Fat Rengo Health Claim Ad
An advertisement touts Rengo as a natural fat reducer that strengthens the body without exercise or dieting. It claims safety for the digestive system, rapid fat loss, and suitability for daily life. Product price is $1.00 per box with trial packages and territorial mentions in Hamilton and Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rengo Co
Rengo Bidg
Detroit
Mich
Hamilton
Radcliffe Drug Co
Howe Deng Co
Registrars to Meet Officials for Voter Registration
The registrars will meet the deputy state supervisors of elections at the courthouse at 7 tonight to receive their books and instructions. Registration hours tomorrow and Saturday are 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. on both days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oleg Elections
Louse
Willie Cole Case Settled Against Traction Company
The common pleas court settled and dismissed the case of Willie Cole versus the C. D. and T. Traction company, ending the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Cole
C. D. & T. Traction Company
Common Pleas Court
Springfield Central High Faces Springfield At Fair Grounds
Springfield Central High meets Springfield at the fair grounds on Saturday. The team has practiced all week and now has several new plays ready. The game is set for 3 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central High
Springfield
Fair Grounds
Fire damages Elmwood Place home of Dr. I H Astler
A fire yesterday at Dr. I H Astler's Elmwood Place residence caused roof damage and about £500 in losses. Investigators suspect the blaze originated from a defective flue and the village fire department brought it under control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. H. Astler
Elmwood Place
Suit Filed Over Promissory Note for 994.69
Frederick Hossfeld filed suit in the common pleas court on Thursday against Fabene and Clara L. Steimman for 994.69 due on a promissory note. The note was for 8025 and dated July 19, 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Hossfeld
Common Pleas Court
Fabene
Clara L. Steimman
Dr Kings New Life Pills Offer Liver Aid And Regularity
An old advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a remedy to prevent appendicitis by regulating the liver and establishing regular bowel habits. The copy claims usefulness against constipation and liver torpor with a price of 25 cents at drug stores.
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Echoe
Hemeecrati
Ered
Cate
The
Wagner & Sons
North Third St
M. Kroger
Catharine Hufnagle
Lippman Liebman
Lindenwald
A. Cooed
Columbus Heffner
Phebe J. Swearingen
John D. Swearingen, Jr
Liberty Township
Charles T. Martin
George W. Hunter
Fast Hamilton
James Williams, Jr
Grerhard Heer
Colcotto
Lizzie Rinearson
Nora Keating
Atas. Drouillard
W. R. Fisher
Benj. S. Miller Et al
Alvin C. Gaston
Oxford Township
William FE. Hoel
Francilla G. Huber
A. Box
Kemp
Frances A. Reed
Sabin Robbing Jr
Sabin Robbins, Jr
Sabin Robbins
Mary J. Moore
Sherman Willliams
Lawn View
M. W. Goodman
Z. Mikesell
Alex F. Hume
Frank L. Hume
Charles F. Mustard
Chase J. Ferris
Adam Nasse
Benj. F. Durham
F. M. Moore
George A. van Dergriff
Admi
Marvy Groh
Fairfield Township
Jacob Dauth
William Hoelle
William PD. Pharés
Christian M. Heidt
Wayne Township
PHM
Rengo
the Holbrock Bros. Co
Voss
Voss-Holbrock
Hermsdorf
Molbrock’s
Dy Ieee
Carpenee Oe Cme
the Holbrook Bros. Co
Elmwood
Butler
Reyal
A. G. Hyams
C. P
National Bank
United States Depository
Cuanries E. Herser
Grance P. Souneen
Joan E. Herser
Casnier
Cuaries Sohngen
Oakey VY
Parrish
Jas. E. Rothenbushw
Third and Court Sts
David Webb
Undertaker & Embalmers
Main St
Hamilton,o
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