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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1913
Page
5
State revenue from bank loans shows interest totals reaching 790000.08 over four and a half years with about 402094.52 collected by state treasurer. In January, new officials took office and banks began rising interest income, with projections near 2000000 by year end.
Chicago officials propose daily safety lessons in public schools after fifteen children are fatally struck by automobiles this month. Peter Reinberg, A.T. Ray, and Coroner Peter Martin back the plan, urging teachers to drill pupils on crossing streets and traffic rules, with Dr Otto B. Warning endorsing school-wide instruction. Mrs Susan W Fitzgerald of Boston, leader of suffragettes, recently toured New York by auto en route to Washington, visiting Wilson’s summer home and meeting supporters.
Morning Sun notes Bloomington residents visiting family after a year abroad in Europe. The item mentions Pratt Ramsey studying in Europe and a group including Mrs. Clyde Quistan and Dr. Mark Miia T. Stewart, with fragmented references to others and Dakota wheat fields.
McQeislon has undergone within the last ten months. Murray Ramsey and family of Springfield arrived Saturday and remained till Monday. The carvets off his parents Mr and Mrs duhar Ramses Ales, Nelle Mann and sop Lernyy and Mrs Nellie Mawr are visiting Dayton relatives. Miss May Marshall of Greensbury Ind. live visiting Mr and Abts Charles Marshall. Harry Mletonell of Chivaly was at second guest of his parents, Afrist Mrs Julia McCoueh.
A hail storm struck the Rou Av the Beindigt district in Italy, destroying olive trees and vineyards and causing damage estimated at four million dollars. The event damaged crops and disrupted local agricultural activity.
The Navy General Board plans to ask Congress at the next session to authorize the construction of four battleships of the most formidable type, along with sixteen torpedo boat destroyers and additional colliers and wartime support vessels. The Navy Secretary contemplates large increases in Pacific coast readiness as part of this expansion.
A collage of church notices lists service times and activities for First Methodist Episcopal, Immanuel Evangelical, North Prout Street Adventist, Bethel North B Street, St Pauls Evangelical, Union Presbyterian, Zion Evangelical Lutheran, First Church of Christ Scientiast, and others. Entries cover Sunday worship at 9:13 to 10:45, Sunday schools, morning and evening sermons, midweek prayer meetings, German language services, choir practice, youth groups, and park meetings, with occasional notes on vacation schedules and building conditions.
A cautious approach favors asking Congress for only three battleships if the type indicated by defense plans proves suitable, amid possible trouble with Tapani.
Columbus August 2 Harry Adams Carlyle serving seven years in the penitentiary for larceny was held up at gunpoint by two highwaymen late yesterday. He is on the "honor list" of convicts. He was searched and his property, a handkerchief, recovered afterward. The men fled.
Inspectors from the fire prevention bureau visit the Washington Place building linked to the Triangle Waist affair. Four occupants face charges for violating safety and labor laws as the March 1911 blaze that killed 18 people is revisited. The cloth firm occupants still live under strict fire regulations including outward opening doors and no smoking.
The text outlines a church day plan with a Bible school at 9 am led by A Koeller, morning worship at 10 am, and a mission school in Lincoln Building at 3 pm, plus evening worship at 7:30 pm. References include Rev 0 W Kemper and prayer services midweek on Wednesday at 7:90 pm.
Rev J We Street of Mackinaw Michigan speaks in Bethany Park Indiana declaring Rural Church on verge of bankruptcy due to reduced religious value per dollar over ten years. Resolutions condemn state missionary policies and demand recognition of country districts for missionary work.
Republican Senator Catron of New Mexico denounced a proposed wool tax and redistribution plan as a weapon that would crush the sheep industry. He warned the measure would transfer holdings from small owners to large flocks and benefit whatever party controls a monopoly, urging action as in 1894 and 1895.
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