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Newspaper

Hamilton Evening Journal

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1912

Page

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Colonel Cornwell of West Chester Ends Life on Train

Col Gibbons Cornwell commander of the Sixth Regiment of the National Guard, Cuban war hero and prominent lawyer, shot himself on a Pennsylvania railroad train near Philadelphia. His body taken to the morgue as investigators search for motive amid estate losses totalling about 150000 dollars and questions about his recent disappearance after Gettysburg encampment.

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Ruling On Registration Fees For Teachers Institutes

Columbus August ruling from Attorney General Hogan says teachers should not be required to pay institute registration fees. Voluntary contributions may be accepted to support more instructors or longer institutes, with advance explanation to teachers. Exam policy could allow two days for teachers’ certificates, and funds for county teachers institutes should be enhanced by legislature. Teachers receive about $2 per day for four days of attendance.

Columbus Ang Kory Frank W. Miller Hogan Bibles Hoga Mogan Resehers

Auntie Felicita Utz Dies at 106 in Lawrenceburg Home

Felicita Utz known as Auntie, a former slave, died at 106 at her home along the Burlington pike after a long life marked by enslavement, sale seven times on the block, and later retirement on the Sundorfer river in Mississippi. She spoke of pioneer days and the enslaved era, recalling traders, journeys, and the old home she longed to return to.

Lawrenceburg, Ltd Felicita Utz Grees Burlington Pike Lori Sundorfer Mississippi Bayer Wwe Sunflower Gistriet Negra

Westminster Youth Meeting At Presbyterian Church

The Westminster Young People held a church meeting last night at Westminster Presbyterian Church. Officials conducted routine business in a preceding monthly session before the regular sociable program.

Westminster Young Prophet Westminster Presbyterian Church Ace Ae

Odd Probate Scene Describes Will Signed By Death

A Denver probate tale recounts Dean Weasterdahl signing his will moments before dying. His widow recalls the event as she read the eight word clause granting the entire estate, noting the pen moved oddly as if drawn by unseen hands. The scene prompted no contest to the will.

Denver Weasterdahl Nand Dhe

New Building to Rise on South Third Street by Max Joffe

Max Joffe, a well known merchant, will erect a new building on South Third Street on the site of the old Bickley property. Work reportedly began this morning as he shifts his stock across the street to operate temporarily while the new structure is erected.

Tel Yaslerloy Max Joffe South Third Street JoMe Joffe

Catholic Ban Sparks Controversy in Baltivore

A local church denounces certain gowns as indecent in a Vatican linked debate. Rev Thomas Braydvick delivers sermon at St Martin with Rev Griffin assisting. Bishop Corrigan comments that the issue warrants priestly discussion.

Four Injured in Runaway Carriage Crash in Kentucky

In Louisville area, a runaway carriage injured four people including W Mulholland, 67, head of Mulholland Coal Co., with a fractured shoulder for W G Mulholland and other bruises. Dr George C Abbitt, rector, suffered bruising and nervous shock. Tol Seiler, driver, sustained a leg injury, sprains, and additional bruises.

Louisvilsky W. Mulholland Mulholland Coal, Company Ans W. G. Mutholland George C. Abbitt Grace Cetch Hopkinsville Tol Seiler

Boy Fatally Hit by Auto in Thyton Street Incident

Ava 7 year old Ussal son of WF Ussal cigar maker, living at 22L East Fifth Street, was run over by an automobile while playing near home last night. He sustained internal injuries and is not expected to recover. The driver fled the scene. identyty unknown.

Roy Thyton Ava Ussal Ossal East Fifth Street Jung Street

Washington Senate Defeats Pension Agency Abolition Bid

Democratic leaders in the Senate failed to abolish the 17 district pension agencies amid a pension appropriation bill dispute. The motion to merge agencies lost, and the proposal fell back into contention across various states.

Washington Senate Denileek United States Ence

Leasing Talk With Archibald White At Shaker Farm

A centuries old Shaker farm near Lebanon faces ongoing speculation about perpetual lease plans raised by Archibald White of Cincinnati. Reports say White discussed a rental deal under Cincinnati Trust Company guidance, but negotiations have stalled amid legal and financial concerns.

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Delegates Adopt Resolutions After Death Of Valdy Johnson

Delegates met last night with no major business transacted. Resolutions were adopted upon the death of Inte Valdy Johnson. One membership application was received. Frank Richlur, Rani Kuntz, and Lewis Springer were appointed additional delegates to the Ohio Association of Wholesale Cedar Point meeting on August 14 and 15.

Unclear Baptist Meeting Addresses Longtime Church Worker

An unusual prayer meeting will accord members of the First Baptist Church of Cincinnati. Miss Lois Garando Ul Wake will give an address, describing decades of experience assisting Ar Gyle Robbing at the Lincoln Paxley Institutions. Miss Goyntle arrived in June with many related personal experiences to share.

Loise Garando Garanfle Ar Gyle Robbing Lincoln Paxley Baptist Elurch Cincinnati

Cow’s Record Report Highlights Milestone Milker

Valdesa Scott and Bernard Meyer share credit as a cow named Vinderne N 1 achieves a world record. In 17 days the animal produced 95 pounds of milk 33.50 pounds of batter fat and 41.87 pounds of butter.

Vinderne N. 1 Valdesa Scott Bernard Meyer

Hot Springs Liver Buttons touted in Hamilton ads

An old advertisement promotes Hot Springs Liver Buttons as a remedy for constipation and liver issues. It claims quick relief, lists ailments like headaches and nervousness, and urges readers to request a free sample from Hot Springs Chemical Co in Hot Springs Arkansas, with Radcliffe Deng Co as a special agent.

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Safety First Adopted by Cincinnati railroad workers

Cincinnati papers report the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayloo railroad employees adopt the slogan Safety First. A safety meeting in Cincinnati hall included J A Gould and A Hunter Boyd. The Baltimore Eastern system officials discussed safety aims for 400 miles and 75,000 workers, with upcoming bulletins and a magazine starting September 1 focusing on safety and employee interests. A probate note mentions Rosa Brinker guardian and a list of estate matters. A widow Mary Elizabeth Litsner dies at 67, with funeral set for Friday. Police report a man with a concealed weapon fined and a separate line about a man assaulted by a police officer with a scalp wound.

Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayloo Meir Gist Cincinnati Geneer J. A. Gould Palaimord and Ohio General Safety Committee Wilk Gener Uunter Boyd Lice J. W. Coon GW. Egan John Hare Baltimhore Boyd Baltimore Niles Wai Coon Meg Coon General Anlety Mary Elizabeth Litsner Bernard Bloomington Rosl Merry Boukane Wasl Carria William Liesner Wamilton Mie Ponts Uenl Alborneo R. Line Tuterment

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