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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1912
Page
2
A testimonial claims long term relief from nervousprostration and sleeplessness after using Dr Miles Nervine. The ad urges troubled readers to try the remedy, noting thirty years of reported value and a money back guarantee if no benefit. It targets appetite loss weak digestion and general run down condition, urging purchase from druggists.
Hamilton Lodge No 17 10 O F conferred the second rank on six candidates at their meeting last evening and will grant the cardinal degree next Thursday. The lodge has many applications for membership, which may be withheld until the grand lodge session in June when this class, with others, will receive degrees under the direction of the Daughters of Rebscea. A class of five candidates was seen this evening.
The fair board will recover 2025 dollars from insurance covering the grand stand and judge's stand losses at the fair grounds. The grand stand claim is 2000 dollars and the judge's stand 25 dollars.
Rev Geo W Phillips Mint night spoke on Feathers as a metaphor for a man s reputation and inner thoughts. President Schilling presided as reports from committees were read and growth noted. The organization lists ninety members and plans a Men and Religious Trade Ward movement follow up with a conservation Sunday on April 28.
In Washington on April 12 the Daughters of the American Revolution elected officers with an administration win. Names include Mrs. Clavies H. Bond as president general and Mrs. Laverois Noyes as vice president. editor of the magazine Miss Mary H. Lockwood won 646 votes. After spending $1,000 on the Chalkley manuscripts the group decided to give them away, with the final disposition logging a transfer to Miss Mary Lockwood for publication.
Sheriff finalizes sale of 308 acres in Liberty township transferring title to Emil Rathman for 35000 dollars. Judge Gard approves partition of the Benderva estate with each party receiving about 17026 dollars and related costs and attorney fees. Anna King Filmore named administratrix of the King estate as heir to a daughter born Mercy Hospital last week.
Phillip Spiesz, a boarder at Goether's residence, signed a police court warrant Thursday charging Louis Kepple with assault. The affidavit alleges jealousy caused the confrontation at the house, with Spiesz claiming Kepple used a hammer and threats.
A judge named Connaughton today adjudged a case as untenable and approved an application to send the subject to Dayton. Two men, undefined, were mentioned in a terse, unclear note about the torrent of events surrounding the decision.
A Hamilton family story details Mrs. Richard Otter of Boren who learned her Titanic survivor husband perished, while her brother-in-law William Giter aids her as she witnesses Cleveland’s casualty list and contemplates the sea’s gallantry.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Republicans, people named Clawson Allie Crist and Elbert Alst Horng, plus scattered terms like May and jet percent. The readable bits suggest a local political note or brief, but no coherent event or outcome is evident.
Washington April 19 the naval committees voted against battleships and cruisers in this year’s fleet plan. The approved program calls for two fuel ships at 630000 each four submarines at 300000 each six torpedo boat destroyers at 458000 each and a tender for the destroyers. A direct vote on battleship building failed after already being rejected by the house democratic caucus.
On Wednesday afternoon several young trees on West Ross avenue were badly cut or hacked by youths. The damage disfigures the trees and may kill them later. Property owners have started a fund to identify and prosecute the boys responsible.
Coratier John Burnett conducted inquests into the death of Frank G. Heinan who fell fataly down stairs at home and on Jes sie Craig who died suddenly. Also notes a soldiers dance drill by Company B at Lindley’s hall with attendees including wives and relatives. Licensing to wed entries list Louis Park 35 Daniel Hamilton Barbara Huffman 38 Hamilton Winifred Aly 96 Hamilton Stella R. Allen 26 Hamilton Rev B F Moyers.
Amusements list Lewis and Oliver players presenting The Idiot at Smiths theater with love story scenes and comedy. Also announced suffragette program at Grand with Nadja and Keene Trio acts plus Camille’s trained dogs. Extra features include Arcrient Joe pirate tale and Maine and Allen gauge shooting report.
The piece mentions Grand Manager McCarthey at the rant theatre on an unspecified day this week. It indicates he is present and involved with events slated for the week ahead.
The Sandusky Register reports the death of editor Mack, longtime editor Isaac Vas Mael, who served the paper for forty years. The obituary notes his forty years guiding the newsroom and shaping coverage before his passing.
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