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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1913
Page
2
A fragmentary report discusses a campaign against feather use in hats, noting moral sentiment, fashion norms, and the woolly controversy. It cites London auctions selling plumage, describes industry practices, and questions the ethics of killing birds for fashion while acknowledging observers’ mixed views.
A distorted text fragment reports broad claims about Hamilton merchants being well treated by a wholesaler and hints at a public fury over prices, with references to a newspaper, foreign policy chatter, and local disputes. The piece mentions claims of restraint on foreigners, tensions with Japanese and Chinese, and calls for publication reversals, though details are obscured by garbled OCR.
Fragmented notice lists instructions for passes and approvals, naming officials such as COL HOWATD and Cap th Pie Unt. It mentions dates in April and a Monday afternoon session, with references to intoxication, transition authority, and city procedures in Thani.
The Journal invites letters on public interest topics from any man or woman. Limits include letters up to 250 words, require the writer's name and address, and the editor may condense longer communications. The Journal will answer questions the editor can address.
Heroic actions describe Engineer Len chin and Fireman Editor Hamitan aiding flood victims near Oxford and Collage Corner. They organized regular riverfront relief of food clothing bedding and water, while residents and rail crews delivered supplies by train to Cantilton. The effort extended through days and nights as families awaited safety and news.
A damaged OCR style note from Harry Soln gen, a member of the relief committee, thanking supporters. Mentions Caleb Shera of Oxford and other names, but readability is limited and overall intent is a courteous acknowledgment of generosity to aid relief efforts.
Fragmented OCR report notes delays in county tuberculosis hospital work with ongoing inquiries. Unclear names and dates present due to damaged text but indicates contractors extending timelines and potential weekly updates forthcoming.
A distant rough account describes Chief of United States Army Corps of Engineers and a board discussion on appointing a road commission and a water project. It mentions Lt Colnal Wranvis Ry Stank and Lt, others, with a plan to investigate and report fully, and urges concerned constituents to engage with Colonel Bhundky and other officials.
The article recounts Convict 400 and a powerful court case involving Daniel Martin a citizen, with references to forgery charges, arrest looming, and the hope of release by the communal institution. It notes hardships, past servitude, and a plea by prelate Hai phelimesdie amid a penal system.
Federal mine rescuers deploy near Pittsburgh Pennsylvania after a mine disaster. The scene shows rescuers navigating damaged passages and recovering victims as authorities coordinate efforts. Strong entities include Federal Mine Rescue, Pittsburgh, and United States agencies seeking to locate and assist workers. The event raises concerns about safety measures and response effectiveness in the mining region.
The record describes a contested political scene with figures such as Brith, Waslingtony, and Wayney, noting divisions over amendments to a nine-hundred-hour workday bill and calls for sharper prosecution. It mentions Londons, Comvale hub, and Sheseiate with references to factions, votes, and party lines amid a broader policy debate.
Reported explosion at the Glorinati mine near Monongahela yesterday resulted in many deaths. Nineteen victims were recovered, including several who died later, with families overwhelmed by the tragedy. A pilgrimage to the Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation closed after ceremonies. plans for a new 240,000 edifice were announced by the congregation.
An injunction action involving Weigel and P B Holly proceeded with a court filing by attorney Harr. The defense seeks a temporary restraining order while a hearing is set for 2 pm on a Friday. The record notes a fire zone designation and limited public access to details.
The court will hear the matter Wednesday afternoon at 2 pm with all parties and their witnesses required to attend at the designated location.
Washington based factory alters wage plan proposes 20 percent raise for high paid workers and 30 percent for others. Leadership cites rising costs and market rates while promising modest bonuses and future reviews to balance productivity and fairness.
An advertisement touts a tuberculosis remedy called Alterative We h aanvdlehie Cinklina Teen Ute as a safe treatment. It cites a patient who allegedly recovered after operation and therapy, promotes a booklet of recoveries, and urges readers to contact Nokian Laboratory in Nashville for more information.
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