Republican News Attacks First Offense Policy In Mayor Rhetoric
The Republican News criticizes the candidate for mayor for stressing first offense leniency in police court. It cites multiple mayoral cases where youths faced lectures and small fines, noting third offenses led to harsher action like binding over to the grand jury. The piece argues the policy masks history and humanity and suggests selective application by prior mayors.
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Chas
Bosch
Will F. Thomas
Evemee Pelsdbab
Thomas
Bos
Mayers H and
Republican-News
He He that Hath None Hath Not Always
Fragmentary line appears to discuss possession and propriety in a moral sense. no clear event, names, or dates are readable. The text lacks context to identify people, places, or a concrete incident.
Broad claim on stock selling and ship settlement noted
A fragment discusses a man who would knowingly sell stock to nine West ers and, if there were personal gain, would settle a ship with women and children though the facts are broader than assertion.
Roll Of Honor appeal stirs Hamilton readers
The Children's Home drive in Hamilton drew swift, generous support from residents. The Democrat Sun praises the cheerful givers as a credit to the city and notes that men of means consistently respond to worthy appeals with generous, liberal help.
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Hamilton Democrat-Sun
Butler County
Democrat
Hamilton
Political dispute over asphalt and council records in Hamilton
The piece analyzes a 1905 Hamilton Ohio council meeting noting Dr. J. P. Wilson as the sole Republican present. It cites council records showing Resolution No. 311 overturning earlier action and details the process to have the engineer prepare plans for the project’s abolition of black asphalt nuisance.
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J. P. Wilson
Coucil
Barkman
Bramlage
Dilg
Eichhorn
Shearer
Wilson
Dr. Wilson
Dile
Hamilton
Ohio
Resolution Amends Paving Plan Excluding Asphalt Block
The resolution to pave sundry streets with specified materials is amended to remove asphalt block from consideration in the proposed paving plan. The measure was adopted by a unanimous vote. The remark about the Republican News expresses a wish for occasional accuracy.
Hamilton Gifts Away Street Car Franchise Promises Prominent
Promises tied to the sale included winter streetcars in winter time and other undertakings from the franchise transfer.
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Hamilton
Balloon fest in St Louis stalls on passenger lines
The St Louis balloon festival shows no move toward starting regular airship passenger services. Officials say the venture remains in the sporting stage with no indications of commercial flights.
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St. Louis
Senator Beveridge Indicates Next President May Be Roosevelt or Bryan
The senator, loyal to Fairbanks in name, publicly asserts his belief that the country’s next leader will be either Theodore Roosevelt or William Jennings Bryan.
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Beveridge
Fairbanks
Roosevelt
Bryan
Woman Sues Man Over Kiss Injunction for $10000
A Missouri woman sues a man for ten thousand dollars claiming he forcibly kissed her. The suit argues the act caused harm and seeks compensation. The case centers on unwanted affection and legal remedies for the incident.
Gable Mai Found Dead In Buggy After Apparent Heart Disease
Ten years ago today Christopher Rommel formerly Hessler for County Commissioner Mike Zellers was found dead in his buggy. An inquest by Corner McHenry ruled heart disease caused the death. Other items note John Ruhls hunting accident expenses and a seizure victim, Fred Sell, epileptic fits. A stockholders’ meeting for the C H D railway was postponed to November 19 in Cincinnati for a proposed separation from the Pere Marquette.
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Christopher Rommel
Hessler
Mike Zellers
Rommel
Corner McHenry
John Ruhl
Fred Sell
W. C. Huston
Mercy Hospital
C., H. & DD. Railway
Cincinnati
Pere-Marquette Railway
Warning on dog thefts ahead of quail season opens
Local sportsmen urged to guard prized bird dogs until November 15 when quail season starts. Report notes a thriving underground dog-thief network and that stolen setters from Hamilton may end up in Detroit or Indianapolis within a week.
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Hamilton
Detroit
Indianapolis
Tallawanda Social Roundup Courting Local News
Special to the Democrat Sun Tallawanda Ohio Oct 30 reports funeral attendance for Mabel Koehner of Greenbrier. neighbors and relatives move, visit, and host events in Tallawanda and nearby towns. Household movements include the Baeckers, Beckett, and Mee families. multiple brief notes on visitors, farm work, threshing, and health updates.
New Haven Notes Include Visits and Local Gifts
A. T. Passmore and wife and Cur tis Wilson and wife visited Mt Healthy relatives in Ohio while T. E. Sater traveled to Cincinnati. Sunday services at the M. E. Loek social drew a large crowd despite rain. Rev Zimmerman and wife received a $52.66 gift surprise from New Baltimore and New Haven neighbors. Cemetery trustees consider an iron fence on the west side.
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Democrat-Sun
New Haven
A. T. Passmore
Curtis Wilson
Mt. Healthy
Ann Passmore
M. E. Loek
T. E. Sater
Bert Cone
Cincinnati
Harvey Carter
Illinois
Drake
Mt. Carmel
Ind
H. E Hathaway
R. B. Hathaway
Frank Pottenger
James McClure
Harrison
A. F. Hawk
Fairbury
New Baltimore
Rev. Zimmerman
New Haven Cemetery
Poasttown Road Grading and Local News Briefs
Oct 29 Peasttown Ohio. O P Temple and family called to the bedside of Theo Temple of Brookville who is very ill. Mr and Mrs Morell Banker of Gallipolis visited here. Mrs Frank Beals and son of Hamilton stayed with Mrs Frank Cox. Road north of town being graded and soon in good condition. Farmers begin husking corn this week as frost damage noted in many places. D R Selby visited Monroe Sunday.
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Democrat-Sun
Peasttown
Ohio
O. P. Temple
Theo. Temple
Brookville
Morell Banker
Gallipolis
F. J. Banker
Frank Beals
Hamilton
Frank Cox
D. R. Selby
Monroe
Sunday Gatherings and Barn Building Plans Mentioned
L Wakefield and family spent Sunday with James McClure and relatives. Hessler brothers with Mr and Mrs Holeman and wife of Mr Healy had dinner with Geo Passmore and Mrs Passmore. Geo Passmore and Martin Wertzler plan to build two large barns on the Gurst farm.
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James McClure
Hessler Brothers
Pleasant Grove Social News Moves About Local Families
Bailess Sheley and family visited Mr. Jacob Brill and family. Mrs A B Withrow and niece called on Mrs. Robert Moses. Mr and Mrs W A Walker and daughter Adaline spent Sunday with Jake Clippenger and family. Mart Driver and family from Wheatville visited Andy Walt and family. Will Southard and Join Vetta spent Sunday at Germantown. Len Mendeshall called on Will Southard during the week.
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Democrat-Sun
Pleasant Grove
Bailess Sheley
Jacob Brill
A. B. Withrow
Neice
Robert Moses
W. A. Walker
Adaline
Jake Clippenger
Mart Driver
Wheatville
Andy Walt
Will Southard
Vetta
Germantown
Len Mendeshall
Rocky Mountain Tea Ad From Hollister Store
An advertisement offers Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea as quick relief for ailments. It lists The Radcliff Drug Co at Higa and Second Streets and 231 High Street as the supplier locations.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain Tea
Radcliff Drug Co
Cor. Higa
Second Sts
High St
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Patent Medicine Ad
A vintage advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup used for teething pain wind colic and diarrhea. It claims rapid relief and lists twenty five cents a bottle with guaranteed status under the Food and Dry Act dated June 30 1906 and serial number 109.
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Mrs. Winslow
Bank In The Village Of Millville Big Bass Caught
Local notes report a six pound bass caught by Doe Beal and other community updates. Milville residents Mary Beal Naomi Brown and Lizzie Mosser visitations and travel. religious services at United Brethren church. quarterly conference upcoming. teachers’ association attendance. local stock hogs exhibited. potential loan and trust company opening. Emrick medical issue and staffing change noted.
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Millville
Jacob Fisher
Mary Beal
Naomi Brown
Darrtown
Horace Brown
Rev
Thomas
U. B. Seminary
Dayton
United Brethren
Frank Sener
Samuel F. Delker
Southwestern Ohio Teachers’ Association
Hamilton
Peach
McGonigle
United Brethren Church
Lizzie Mosser
George Thomin
Lindenwald
George Saner
Samuel Sauer
Wilda Todd
Minnie Museh
Doe Beal
William Oderfall
William Emrick
Thomas Meeker
George Emrick
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