Rail Line Reopens Across Cincinnati Indianapolis and Beyond
The Baltimore & Ohio Railcard firm notes the Cincinnati Indianapolis Chicago corridor is open with through trains resuming on Nos. 7 and 28 via Cottage Grove. Special Cincinnati to Indianapolis daily except Sunday departs at 2:40 p.m. The line extends to Detroit, Springfield, Olney, Sidell, Dayton to Ironton, Pleasant Hill to East Mandale, and East Mandale to Ft. Wayne with local passenger service resumed.
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Baltimore & Ohi Railcard Co
Jins Minde
Fetts
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Chicaxgra
Urough
Cottage Grove
Valedo
Detroit
Hamian
Dayton
West Hamilton
Springfield
Olney
Sidell
Ironton
Pleasant FM
East Mandate
S East Mandale
Ft. Wayne
Digestive Aid Ad Claims Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts a product named Bromo Quinine described as a laxative with a signature mark of Bow Grove. It pledges a cold relief in one day and a grip or grip in two days, presenting a strong claim for rapid action.
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Bow
Grove
Cates
Destruction at Miami Valley Chautauqua Grounds Flooded
Franklin April 18 Visitors view horrific flood damage at the Miami Valley Chautauqua grounds. Only two buildings remain on Main Street Belleview hotel and administration building damaged. Other structures including Oakhurst hotel Rossman's grocer Earhart's drug store lost to the inundation. Cleanup and rebuilding planned ahead of the upcoming session.
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Franklin, D
Miami Valley
Antese
Bellevua
Oakhurst
Hall
Rossman
Itig
Rushing Work on Bridge Progress Nearing Completion
Foreman B McQueen says the C H T railroad bridge over the Miami River should be finished by next Wednesday. Workers toil day and night to complete the job on schedule despite high waters. A temporary pile driver will arrive to advance east end work while all told over one trundged poles will be used.
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Miami River
Milton High School to Open Next Wednesday After Flood
Prof. Jayes announces Milton High School will open next Wednesday for the first time since the flood. Other schools will reopen next week except Washington Madison and Monroe, which will follow later for attendance.
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Jayes
Tes Tmnmilton High School
Washington
Madison
Monroe
Athend- Anes
Swamp Kool Remedy Praised By Evansville Reader
A reader from Evansville Indiana extols Swamp Kool as a remedy for long running kidney symptoms after trying several bottles with excellent results. The testimonial dated December 21 1911 notes the writer J E Alvey and a notary publics affirmation.
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Kilower
Main St
Evansville
J. E. Alvey
Walnut St
Ind
A. Torelis
Notary
Publica
Prove What Swamp Root Will Do for You
Letter promises Swamp-Root kidney and bladder relief to readers of the Hamilton Daily Journal. It advertises two sample bottles and a booklet, with regular bottle sizes fifty cents and one dollar, available at drug stores.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N
Dr. Kilmer& Co
Hamilton Daily Wourans
City Planning Conference Invitation from Chicago Mayor
Mayor Straub received a letter from Chicago Mayor Carter Harrison inviting him to the fifth session of the national conference on city planning in Chicago. The city has run an active plan commission since 1909 with substantial progress toward a more beautiful city. The opening luncheon is May 5, and Harrison hopes for a strong local delegation representing the city.
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Bier
Chicago
New
Eit
Carten H. Harrison
Novena at St Marys Begins April Twenty Second
An upcoming Catholic novena at St Marys starts April 22 with daily masses at 6 and 8 and confessions available anytime for frequent communion. The loge occurs May 1 on Ascension Thursday, a holy day, with a general communion mass at 8:30.
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Bifury
Catholica
Street crews clear debris on main and maple avenues for holiday
Workers and teams labored along high street and maple avenue to clean debris ahead of the Sunday holiday. By Friday afternoon about ten men were on the job but a shortage of shovels slowed progress on the cleanup.
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Tlthugh High Street
Ora
Tegins
Maple Avenue
Toimon
Baker Case in Ohio Jury Deliberations Over Murder Charge
The attic case of Gravy Baker returns to Judge Maelan's court as a jury deliberates since noon Friday. Baker faces a first degree murder charge in the death of his stepfather Stephen Groves, with a verdict expected by tonight.
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Ohio
Baker
Maelan
Domight
Stephen Groves
Health Officer silted flood cleanup and dry cellar rules
Dr A L Smedley issues guidance after floods stressing thorough drying of cellars and walls. Whitewash and removal of damp wallpaper, sanitize with lime solutions, boil drinking water, and clear rubbish to prevent disease. Warns penalties for noncompliance and notes disease deaths often exceed those from food.
Flood Drives Residents to Seek Shelter in City Halls
As flood waters rose on March 26, many people fled to higher ground and found refuge in the I C E building at Main and B streets and in halls along Main Street. Names include Wm Siland son, Jas Hil, Lanis Tucker, Tile Bros., W. Stepan, Geo Jacobs, Cnet Buelling, Olivia Mambert, Henry Sing, John Zimmerman, W Meek, Mrs. Fritz, Mrs. Shirley, and others. Additional evacuees sheltered in the Butler County Cy cle and Trades Council Hall near South Beyond and Court streets.
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Anin Street
Main Street
Main
Sil
Duling
Presser Hily Bros
Cnet Buelling
Office Hay
Lila Bros
Olivia Mambert
Hilz Bross
J. Nicholas
Lily Bros
Henry Sing
Cl Nese Laundry
John Zimmerman
Artis Lic Poultry
W. Meek
B. McComick
Fritz
Shirley
Mes
Crampbell
Arnald Samuels
Eirnst Smith
J. Wo * Coshran
Robert Mitchell
W. L. Garver
Chas. Renzo
Stanley Krieger
Poletia Caston
Cra
Caston
WADDELL LETTER REVEALS CARE AND COAL SHIPMENTS
A dated reminiscence shows Harry Waddell replying to friends Tony Crimmer and others with sympathy and a modest gift, noting intent to help in distress. The piece mentions coal deliveries to Hamilton and a plan to appoint delegates to the Fourth American Congress in St. Louis, listing participating nations in the Western Hemisphere.
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Bivand al’ Tinniton
Dulagstes
Lisely
Penes Congresa
St. Louis
Nelwales
Alluia Spondence
United States
Canada
Mexico
Argentina
Bolivia
Chi
Columbus
Costa Rica
Cuba
Henaday
Contemala
Haiti
Nicaraguas
Panama
Peru
Uruguay
Durable floor and wood finish from Faerney-Ehresman Co
The finish dries overnight forming a hard glasslike coating that resists scuffs and water. It protects floors furniture and woodwork and comes in seven colors with a money back guarantee. Made in Hamilton Ohio by Faerney-Ehresman Co.
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Faerney-Ehresman CO
Sooth Third
Hamilton
Ohio
Secretary to April 18 Willis Hi Cotlrell Janetigeerel al tha
Willis Hi Cotlrell of Curtice was formally engaged today with the attempts to destroy the M. M. A building by 1 The charge was made by B. I. Cottrell who obtained an order for the young man to be examined by the sanity board They say he confessed attempting the destruction of the building though he could not explain his actions
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Willis Hi
Cotlrell
Janetigeerel al
Yume Men's Christian Association
Corneil Watts
Daatroy
B. I. Cottrell
Curtice
Sanity Board
Youne Cottrell
Association
Boine
Isreel Pourbern
Omeone
Dr. Williams
France
Willams Medics Companny
Seltenuetady
N.Y
Wittman’s Good Work To Help Needy With Food and Rope
Lou Willan began his charity by serving hot coffee to the hungry and distributing words of comfort. He then bought rope and used it at South Front Street to aid escapes, later sharing a chafing dish and bite with his wife as they returned home.
Henry Schulte Injured In Friday Accident
Friday morning Henry Sohn sustained a severe injury to his right hand after a machine mashed it. He was transported by police ambulance to Morey Hospital and admitted under Dr. George C. Skinner's care.
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Henry Schulte
Henry Sohn
Morey Hospital
George C. Skinner
Soldiers Found Guilty And Sentenced By Colonel Howard
Soldiers at a military base were found guilty and punished after a court martial. Details describe Private Keller of Company 4 Third Olio infantry sentenced to five days at the company HQ work for absence and misbehavior. another private faced punishment related to a girl who disappeared. Private Grishinmul of Bisth Ohio Ttuntry fined $20 and sentenced for sleeping on post during duty.
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Ak Cough Mutial
Sinad
Hint Keller
Third
Olio Infantry
Beine
Webu
Dis Saperin
Withnat Jonve A
Jamie Small
Grishinmul
jBisth
Ohio
Mud Piles to Be Moved by Order of Dr Smedley
Health official A L Smedley is named inspector to uncover and remove decaying mud piles and vegetables before further carting. The piles are described as less dangerous than other city wastes, with authorities aiming to clear them promptly.
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A. L
Tax Books Opened for Tax Collection May First
County Treasurer Warry Long and staff prepare the tax books and will begin collecting taxes on May 1. The notice emphasizes organized records and orderly processing for property owners and local taxpayers.
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Warry Long
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Straub
Carter H. Harrison
St. Mary’s
Baker Case
A. L. Smedley
Arry Waddele
Peace Congress
Krimmer
Eric
Tranean Feion
Tony AL Crimmer
Harry Waddell
Hamillon
Tamillon
Cokuulio
Col. Howard
Fatima
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