The All One Spirit Of Hamilton People Unite in Citizens' Ticket
After the flood Hamilton united as one. The Citizens' Ticket promotes a city run as a business proposition serving all people. It emphasizes a nonpartisan approach with pledges to govern for the public good.
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Butler County
Hamilton
Citizens
Men of
Citizens’ Ticket
Mten
Miami
Mayeh
Beyind
Adyien
Neilan
Laois
Widbala
Podolan
Tiportan Park
Thas
Dr. Bell
Petition Peddlers Opposing The Kilpatrick Law Threaten Schools
Ohio petitioners decry the Kilpatrick law fusing 1 percent tax limit and warn it cripples public schools. Cleveland and Hamilton figures cite debt, delayed levies, and threatened cutbacks as districts plead for relief to sustain teaching standards and funding through 1914. The letter argues the Kilpatrick remedy should be sustained to save schools statewide.
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Cleveland
Hamiltay
Kilpatrick
Lnw
Hamilton
Ohio
Youngstown
Wehovly
Frank W. Miller
Saya
Selionls
Croni
Hamilton's river flood threat and flood control plea
Albert Shaw urges Hamilton to heed engineers on the Miami river and to fund widening and damming projects to prevent future floods. He warns another major flood could ruin the city, emphasizing property interests and public resolve to back costly river improvements despite the price.
Honor Of Mark Twain Monument Dedication Planned
Notes indicate plans for a Mark Twain monument dedication in Hannibal, Missouri, described as a homecoming event for Americans and a notable literary anniversary. Some debate surrounds the state appropriation and posthumous sculpture.
Mark Twain Viewed Through American Boisterous Humor
The piece recalls Mark Twain’s vivid yet typical American humor and his view of faith and culture. It notes how critics once saw him as fleeting amusement, but over time his stature grew, with readership flocking to Hannibal for a renewed appraisal of Clemens.
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Mipm
Mark’ Twain
London
New York
Mark ‘Twain
Dudiehee
Blue Sky Law Debate Prompts Securities Reform Push
The piece argues that blue sky laws curb fraudulent securities schemes, noting annual losses near 100 million dollars. It warns that strict rules may hinder legitimate business but claims door to door selling of securities remains risky without stringent scrutiny.
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de Feter
Scowes
Weather and agriculture notes amid heat impact and political kerfuffle
The Breeders' Gazette reports heat boosting forage crops and dry pastures with alfalfa clovers and other forages gaining value for next winter cattle feeding. Postmaster General Burleson proposes a new mail access order, drawing express company lobbying against it. Cincinnati votes for a new charter but defeats a progressive provision. Hamilton residents back City Solicitor Neilan against restrictive measures. A movement toward smaller legislatures contrasts public calls for bigger lawmakers.
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Breeders’ Gazetté
A Cedarville Mail of Guests and Visits Abroad
Local social notes recount guests visiting Cedarville and nearby towns. Rev H J Goupton entertains relatives, Migs spee and companions visit from Va Baren, Helen Bahr and Earl Stabler guests, Jeah Bennett and Bindley visit. Towin hosts Hin klw and Hartwell family. Mildred Ayers visits Eva Quitery and Miss Tong. Rath Watking and Tila Brick visit grandmother in Ginelanati. Universalist meeting. Thimble Bess entertained by church ladies.
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Mies Helen Bahr
Earl
Giranduolier
Terrace Park
Misa Jeah Bennett
Verant
Mic
A. Bindley
Marion
Robert Towin
Charles Hinklw
Hartwell
Mildred Ayers
Eva
Quitery
Mildred Tong
Norwood
Rath Watking
Tila Brick
Ginelanati
Denior Alliance
Universalist
Saburdiy
Merle Todlinter
Williamson
Wm. Reppert
The
Presbyterian Church
Harry Thompson
Marry Spinner
Miltonville Weekly Notes on Crops Weather and Baseball
Miltonville reports fluctuating crops with corn at risk but improving as rain and cooler days arrive. Wheat in shock, some damage from dampness, tobacco growing too fast in spots, and fruit trees scarce of bearing. The town crowns Miltonville as leading in regional village baseball, amid a turbulent, reflective mood about costs and providence.
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Jonrual
Miltonville
Maeuk
Tennyson
Mini
Silla
Greates Aurpriga
New Treaty Aims to Block Panama Canal Rival
Washington August 2 talks continue between Secretary Bryan Governor General Metcalfe and Panama Minister Valdes over canal opening and navigation rights. Discussions focus on safeguarding U S interests and preventing a competing canal project as tensions rise amid the near term deadline.
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Panama Canal
Washington
Slate
Bryan
Richard le Metcalfe
Panavid Canal
Local club faces tough start amid loyalist tensions
A struggling baseball club slips into disarray as players mask tensions during a season opener. Undefeated visitors from Mitelte town edge a wary Miltonville squad 8 to 7 while home loyalties threaten the team unity. The club vows to soldier on despite internal rifts and umpire remarks.
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Una
Yielurs
Iuele Ag
Kruntan
Elih
Lotty
Molley-reen
Trenhun Brathers
Delore
Trenton
Miltoneily
Hasebuds
Prenton
Wwe
Misa Grove Dimestas
Futgieerlabives
Swarly
Dandler Cathering
Hawiloo
Hminsickers
Wilken Beaver
Middlewava
Ani
Prank Cloninger
Sunny
Tanalowell Aml
Susan Marston
Liavin Kirkpatrick
Denver
Colo
Susan Roppelo
Mineard Tolinson
Minitishirg
Bint Dlyre
Valley Ridge families share quiet midweek visits
Agedal and Mrs Willinan Wandyaugh poetry through the vide Frith. Witt and family noted for fine shingles. Mr and Mrs Mehl and son Abert spent the same day evening with Joseph Falkenstein. Blanche of near Reiley visited parents Mr and Mrs William Joyce on the ridge.
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Agedal
Vograns Valley
O. Daly
Willinan Wandyaugh
Charles
Mehl
Joseph Falkenstein
Blanche
Reiley
William Joyce
Fragmentary Notice on Miss Laha Cillestio and Mrs Hobert
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Miss Laha Cillestio spending Saturday with sister Sindy and Mrs. Heros. It also references Mrs Hobert Cornefing and an implied opportunity or event, but details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Blaweberry Piakens
Ureyato
Laha Cillestio
Satunday
Sindy
Lie Aister
Heros
Hobert Cornefing
Local Visit Details From Fragmented Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe several visitors and locals including Mina Killin Burser, Moss Alergh Kuspnel, Midlytown Mig week, Miss Nahin Kuch, Misa Leatties, Ankeny visitors and others. The text is garbled with multiple names and places, lacking clear events or outcomes.
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Mina Killin Burser
Bone Folks
Moss Alergh Kuspnel
Midlytown
Nahin Kuch
Misa Leatties
Miss
Ath Ankeny
Metin Till
Byron Hae
Salis
Monel
Alena Mas
Xeniv
Mons
Viel Shunk
Tavelding
Ville Calvin Ankeney
Hayriek Ain Aned
Fragmentary Names and Dinners Mention Local Figures
A garbled OCR record lists several names such as Longin, Abra Bilw, Mirncholosen, Ankeney, and Chas. Greunfield Hoay among others. It mentions dinners with Aly, Mois, and Min, plus references to dates or places like Mag and May, ending with a note about vacations and enjoyment.
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Ghiartes
Anid Abra
Aly
Mois
Mag
Greunfield
Lewis Mbingparh
Gant
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Mercedes Bhmes
Civt OY
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AWD
Butler
Svernal
Etna
Carner
Equste
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Rmejderer
Treasuretchicago
Marauelits
Butter County
Albert Shaw
Review of Reviews
University of Cincinnati
Mark Twain
Myek Twain
Hannibal
Erary
Paopte
Burleson
Paccess
Express Companies
Express Trust Houses
Congress
Tia
Cincinnati
Avn
Migs’ Gretelun
Cedarville
Lia
H. J. Goupton
Migs Spee
Compion
Va Baren
Unely Sana
Torine
Sale Epartouml
Icalfe
Valley Ridge
Brown
Sprolal
Doarnal Broyar
Wdale
Miami Valley National Bank
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