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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1907
Page
3
Edward i whhele sued the city of Hamilton, Judge Gardlag Jifida presiding, verdict for the city. Jury returned verdict at 4 o clock. damages set at 10 000 for Keithz shot by an electric wire. City solicitor Connaughton praised for preparation and safeguarding city interests.
Mrs. Margaret Latterner and three others attended the Women's Missionary Society convention of the Hamilton district in the Dayton Presbytery held in Nation yesterday. Camden was chosen as next October’s meeting site.
Hartes Crofton, a former Pennsylvania railroad employee, was found lying in the weeds near South Light store about 9 o'clock Friday night. His coat was over his head and he appeared intoxicated. He was taken to the police station and locked up to recover.
A Dublin Georgia man shares how his eighty three year old mother thrives on Electric Bitters. He notes she drinks tea for two years, has good appetite, strong sleep, and feels well. The tonic also helps female weakness and general debility and is guaranteed for stomach liver and kidney troubles.
At about nine on Friday night six C H D freight cars were broken into and a box of clothes pins taken. The cars, loaded with merchandise awaiting reconsignment, were near the station between the tracks and Walnut street. Six seats on the cars were pried open and the only item recovered is the clothes pins box. Eyewitnesses suspect a male employee fled the scene.
Blanche Brannan was granted a divorce from Robert Brannan by Judge Hartkoff on Saturday. The grounds cited are gross neglect of duty with no contest. The couple married July 17, 1904, and have never lived together.
The county commissioners approved a contract with H. C. Jacoby for repairing two super structures of bridges in Milford township for 122.
The family expresses heartfelt gratitude to friends for kindness during illness and bereavement of mother Mrs. C. A. Roll. Special thanks to Rev. Sweat for comforting words the choir for music and Griesmer-Grim Co for funeral arrangements. The bereaved family.
Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea marketed to regulate bowels and improve skin tone. Ad claims it yields a healthy look and lists price 35 cents for tea or tablets with store locations at cor High and Second Streets and 231 High Street.
Mr and Mrs Dave Loeb were surprised Thursday evening at their South Third Street home for their twenty first wedding anniversary. Prizes included an olive dish a tooth brush a clothes brush and a cigar holder. A two course luncheon followed with attendees listed and Miss Bessie Stiner and Edward Brill marrying at the bride s home with family witnesses.
An advertisement touts Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a cure for bad breath and digestive gas. It claims quick odor absorption, stomach purification, and improved digestion with a free sample offer and a 25 cent box now available at druggists. Also includes social notices and invitations from Hamilton area residents.
The C. H. & D. Railway company filed its answer in the common pleas court Saturday denying the allegations in Geo. E. Cox’s damages case. The answer states any injuries Cox sustained were caused by his own negligence.
John Thomas Lenahan aged 37 years nine months six days was found dead in the drying shed at the Donges spoke factory. He lived in Hamilton and is survived by a widow and two children. A bottle of carbolic acid was found nearby and discarded. Funeral held at Al Wagnery chapel with Rev Hyland officiating. interment Greenwood.
William J Holmes a molder at Hamilton Foundry East Hamilton was attacked by a hemorrhage while at work Saturday morning. An ambulance was called to take him home in critical condition.
Henry Fye 70 years old is missing from 1810 Pleasant Street Cincinnati and police are asked to search the city. He had a newspaper route in Cincinnati and it is believed he wandered away. his wife is anxious about his whereabouts.
Frank Krieg of Hamilton Ohio fell from a Crosstown car on Harrison avenue near Bernard street last evening and suffered severe scalp wounds and brain concussion. Patrol 3 took him to the hospital.
A 45 year old fan of coffee reports years of heart pain dizziness swelling and weakness. After switching to Postum Food Coffee his heart disease dropsy vanished and he regained full health. He credits Postum with saving his life and notes many others benefited.
The text promotes fresh air and proper medicine as key to treating consumptives. It stresses home remedies, diet, light exercise, and minimal dampness, while criticizing certain therapies and advocating air exposure and nutritious meals to combat disease.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at an event scheduled for 8 a.m. on a date not clearly legible. The readable portions mention a location or authority but lack concrete names or details.
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