Democratic Candidates For Service Board
The Democratic Party presents Christ Benningholen Christ Pabst and John Hean as Hamilton’s nominees for the board of public service. The piece urges voters to support these men over Republicans, praising their integrity and experience. It endorses Stanley Suafler Welard Radcliffe and John Beeler as ideal men for the board.
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Democrat-Sun
Macsenvinghofen
Henn
L’ebsi
Board of Public Service
Christ Ben
Ninggoten
Christ Pabst
John Hean
Hamilton
Aia
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Repubblican
Caididates
Christ
Benningholen
el Ide Uious
Ute First Nations Bank
Stanley Suafler
Welard Radcliffe
Joint Beeler
deNoel ‘Board
Democratic Party
State Law For Small Disputes
An amendment to the law would give the state board authority to influence settlements of strikes and labor disputes involving more than twenty five workers. Senate leader Joseph Bishop supports the idea, citing numerous requests for aid from small factory owners. The current law requires at least twenty five workers before action is possible. The piece also notes a separate issue about a two cent fare by abolishing nearby stations along a state line.
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State Board of Ant
Joseph Bishop
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Fashion Exhibit Notes Difficulties With Corset History
A fragmented report discusses fashion in which a cave woman as an attraction of a forthcoming season. It notes uncertainty about women’s silhouettes since the corset’s origin with rib based shaping.
What Other Newspapers Say Everyday Philosophy
A column surveys public remarks on philosophy and human behavior with quips about jealousy marriage and value. It notes a general opinion on human vanity and recognition alongside a forecast about gold reserves and mining in Africa and the wider world.
Hazel Reed Case Aims at Commutation in Ohio
In Columbus on October 25 Hazel Reed killed his sweetheart Mazel Reed in a murder described as a long labor of passion. Davis faced execution at midnight in extenuation of his act while pleas for clemency reached Governor Harris but were denied. Davis entered Ohio penitentiary on November 14, 1906 and has battled through state courts and the pardon board which recently refused to recommend commutation.
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Yout Davis
Spritiefield Murer
Mazel Reed
Elyai
Focused Kidney Support Remedy Advertisement
An old druggist sales pitch promotes Concentrated Barkola Compound Caseara Aromatic and Aromatic Wlixir as a kidney and bladder tonic. It urges taking 1 teaspoon after meals and at bedtime, tapering to 2 teaspoons daily after symptoms subside, claiming long term strengthening benefits.
Davis the condemned man seeks solace in faith and song
The dying prisoner in Pike County’s Clark County case embraced Catholicism after entering the penitentiary on November 14, 1906. He grew religious, bid farewell to four inmates who died in the electric chair, sang daily, and asked for printed lyrics of Life is Like a Mountain Railroad. His family in Ohio and near Given Station stayed by him as death neared.
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Davis
Penitentiary
Captain Collins
Volunteers of America
Annex
Given Station
Pike County
James William Davis
Jessie Zimmerman
Columbus
Nevis
Ana
Clark County
Eerie
Tanmli
Oun & S
Qme
Tive
Warden Gould Askea
Cincinnatians Join Columbia Life Insurers Banquet in Chicago
Col Whitaker leads Cincinnati guests in a Chicago banquet for Columbia Life Insurance officers stockholders and agents. Dr F W Cross Major Freak Jones M Freberg C W Hamilton Dr E W Mitchell S M Cross Albert Muhlhauser Dr Frank B Cross Captain J A DeArmond J G Taylor Judge Howard Ferris Dr Charles Weber Immanuel Brockman and others attend. About two hundred will attend the Auditorium Annex event withtoasts by President Gross Judge Ferris B Matthews and Dr E W Mitchell of Cincinnati.
Insurance rates rise at Crimson Lodge meeting
The Kuidits Templars and Masonic Mutual Aid association increased insurance rates at a special meeting at Mattie Sterling hotel Cincinnati yesterday afternoon. William B. Melish presided with about fifty members from many states in attendance, voting in person or by proxy.
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Icoe
Kuidits Templars and
Masonic Mutual Aid Association
Mattie Sterling Hotel
Cineinvsti
William B. Melish
Revival Meetings Draw Large Attendance in Macedonia
Special to the Democrat Sun reports revival meetings in Macedonia Ohio with large nightly attendance. Four young people made confessions Sunday evening as the meetings continue for two more weeks. Gorge Walling and family hosted Rev Davis at dinner Sunday. Jesse Wright and family had for
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Macedonia
Gorge Walling
Rev. Davis
Jesse Wright
Notice of appeal in Butler County Ohio court
The Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton Railway company and Judson Harmon as receiver filed a petition in error on August 30, 1907, in the Court of Common Pleas seeking reversal of a May 1907 probate court judgment against Cincinnati Northern Traction company. Defendants in error must attend the October term beginning October 7, 1907. L. M. Larsh, Clerk. Shotts & Millikin, Attorneys.
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United States Mortgage & Trust Company
State of New York
Central Trust Company, of
New York
City of New York
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railway Company
Judson Harmon
Court of Common Pleas
Cincinnati Northern Traction Company
United States Mortgage and Trust Company of
Central Trust Company of
Butler County
Ohio
L. M. Larsh
Shotts & Millikin
Attys
Sheriff Sells Gunther Bros Chattel Goods
Between 1 and 3 pm on the stated day the sheriff will sell about 27 tons of hay 50 bushels of seed wheat one Jersey cow one gray mare one brown horse one donkey one Superior wheat drill one farm wagon one cultivator one Deering binder one gray horse and one black horse as the property of The Gunther Bros Co Cash terms Luke Brannon Sheriff Chas W Hoffman Atty October 17 1907.
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Chicago
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Associated Press
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Democratic Candidates For Service Board
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Elhimus
Grant
Freaker
Thad Straub
J. B. Connaughton
Henry B. Grever
Henry A. Grimmermeil
A. L. Smedles
Board Public Service
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Chris Pabst
John P. Henn
Brandon R. Millikin
Ford Holbrook
J. A. Holzberger
Joan M. Beeler
Richard Radcliffe
Stanley Shaffer
Thos. G. Smith
Aaron Kline B. BR
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Rand
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Marshall
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Col. Whitaker
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Court
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Ilzz Bros
S. Eighth St
Cincinnati
Nortakl! Traction Company
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Tindenweidé
Dayton
Middéietows
Tavton
Sheriff’s Sale
Benjamin Schlagbeck
Gunther Bros. Co
Butler County Common Pleas
Pisgah
Union Township
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Luke Brannon
Chas. W. Hoffman
Veterinary Hospital Cor
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Wood Sts
Hamilton, Ohio
M. M. Clawson
TB. WK. Clark
Okeana
Armintia Hollowell
Evelyn George
Will Petticrew
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