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Newspaper

Hamilton Evening Journal

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1913

Page

1

Mal delivery sought on Kahn Avenue in fast Hamilton

The East End Improvement Association met at Sevens' Brose House to discuss issues including a contract for the new GA Van Buran school building and sewer project. They were informed of upcoming land work and asked property owners to remove obstructions on their properties. City Solicitor Dow was asked to pursue action against Pennsylvania campus for Beetleman Street straightening. Consideration of water breaks on Kathy Avenue to prevent rain damage was decided. Express delivery through East Similion was pursued.

East End Third City John Dowse Pennsylvania Campu Beetelt aTanse Cornell Lincoln Avenues Kahty Avenue Similion

Young Woman Dies After Four Months Illness Near John Beath

IMRS Callie Young widow of Sylvester Young dies after four months illness from dropsy at her home near John Beath. Survived by daughters Myrtle, Bese sie and Dorothy Young and sons Avda Clarence and Harry Young, plus siblings and relatives in Montgomery County and Hawillen. Funeral Friday at 10 in Universalist church with Rev J A Stoner officiating. burial in Mound Hill cemetery.

Minnie Actos Runyon Howe John Beath Clyde Bueke Dayton Hi Marker Brookville Myrtle Bese' Sie Dorothy Young Song Avda Clarence Young Montgomery County Leonard, Young Pyrmont Harry Robert Rimigon Hawillen Marataye Sue Meityy Dife Young Sylvester Young Universalist Church Thy J. A. Stoner Offling Burin Mound Hill Vueleny

Get-IT corn removal claim ad promises painless cure

A vintage advertisement touts GETS-IT for corns warts and calluses, claiming painless quick simple sure removal. It pledges relief from digging or bleeding and sells through druggists for 25 cents or by mail from K Lawrence Co Chicago.

Dros K. Hawrenve Chicaxo

Reverend J H Kyle to Speak at Next Saturday Service

Reverend J H Kyle will deliver an address at the gospel service at the coast house next Saturday evening at seven. He is described as a learned, practical and interesting speaker and the committee expects a record attendance. A musical program with special vocal numbers and choral instrumental music will accompany the event.

Kyle Wyle

Depot Plan Order For College Corner In Indiana

Public Service Commission of Indiana issues order to C H and D railway to submit by September 1 1913 plans for a new depot at College Corner and adopt specifications akin to the Liberty depot. Upon approval, construction should start and be ready for occupancy by January 1 1914.

Umer College Corner Public Service Commission of Indiana The C.H. & D. Railway Company College Mupany Tunary i

Health department to enforce sanitary yard connections and fines

The health department will compel installation of sanitary sewer connections in yards and other premises where needed, with penalties up to 1000 dollars for noncompliance. Several property owners will be contacted soon to hasten their installation as authorities enforce the law. Judge Brown elected secretary of Dayton citizens relief committee succeeding Dr. L D Upson. A separate report notes a nighttime shooting incident near Main and Ze about 7 o'clock.

Health Départment Health Department Judge Brown Special Tathe Journal Dayton Jude B. Brown Dayton Citizens’ Relief L. D Upson

Burns Fatal After Fiery Accident In Dayton Street

The journal reports a fatal burn incident involving the young son of Mr and Mrs with the child dying Thursday at the Dayton street home aged years months and days. A funeral is set for Saturday at 9 o clock in St Mary's church followed by interment in St Mary's cemetery, with wishes of sympathy pouring in from family and neighbors.

John Ischer Dayton Street St. Mary’s Church St. Mary’s Cemetery

Street Car Girl Wanders Lindenwald Arrested

Viola Hagtman a wanderer with no home was picked up in Lindenwald after riding street cars all night from Tindewald to the fairgrounds. Claimed to be 18 though police list her as about 15. She admitted drinking two beers and was sent to the Helping Hand Home on Sycamore Street for the night.

Viola Hagtman Uhe Lindenwald Charles Frybarger Tindeoweld Sycamore Street

Kinney in Fraud Warrants Sought in Referendum Case

O M Bled of Colunathus in Cincinnati swore out seven warrants in connection with a workmen s referendum petition. The warrants name James Kinney Charles Coors John Beiser James Clancey James Malone Thomas Hennessey and Ben Halt. Kinney allegedly came to Hamilton with three men and arranged meetings at St Claires hotel and Lindley s saloon to swear to petitions.

O. M. Bled Colunathus Cincinnati Muprepal Cous Conner James Kinney Charles Coors Julm Beiser James Clancey James Malone Thomass Hennessey Wid Ben Halt Kinney Hamilton St. Claires Hotel Charles Boseh | V Frank P. Richter Jin Miles Lindley’s Afr Richter

Saloons to Enforce Milk Service Law by Health Officer

A new health order by Health Officer A ly Sinedtey will require saloons and restaurants to serve milk only from original packaging. Milk must be served in pint bottles and customers given clean glassware. The rule aims to ensure public health and proper sanitation.

A.ly Sinedtey

Fraternal Order of Owls Meeting Preview

IPPERGER is President Of Fraternal Order Of Owls with officers named as Sleiger view president Witlman financial officer Davis treasurer Mypleston Mackine and Arnsloos. The lodge plans to incorp rate with stock split into 500 shares at Frenek and to furnish the hall immediately.

Atsoanepting Ile Fraternal Order of Owls Lintley Building Court Street Joseph Ripperger Trasilant John Sleiger View Landhe Witlman Avercary Chay Ki. Davis Trewsdyer Tind A BE. Mypleston Tarry Mackine Ho Brotkenkamp van Frenek

All Petitions Approved by Board Amid Mayor Race Signals

The board today approved all petitions on file for iodates and related matters. Some candidates and factions raised signals regarding William Gardnes for mayor, but the actions proceeded with approval of the petitions on record.

Board of Elections Willian Gardnes

Minz Explains Copper Wire Theft Case in Police Court

Minz explained in police court that the copper wire found in his possession was given to him by a man named Kearns. The wire was located at the tar location and later placed in a saloon at Main and B streets by an unknown person. The new proprietor returned the wire and 25 pounds of copper as Minz was dismissed. The city has suffered thefts of several hundred pounds of electric light copper, and the thief remains unknown.

Kearns Caltar Main Minz

Local Mariage License Notice for Trimble and Charles

Notice shows license issued to Quirten Trimble a 23 year old paper maker and Mabel Charles 27 a paper finisher, both of Hamilton, with Reverend J. 8. Ger hold officiating.

Qirten Trimble Mabel Charles Hamilton Gerhold

Dr Bell to Attend Sunday Service at Newport

Dr S W Bell of the First M E church and family, who have enjoyed a stay at Newport, N J, will return and Dr Bell will occupy his pulpit as usual on Sunday.

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Undermasias Chimbray J.ineus Ravine Hale Demestica Messery Zoe Minlin Kahn Avenue Beckett Avenue Callie Young J. H. Kyle Gospel Auto Minna Hitioane Hines Ape John Merle Fischer Lindley Kbmey Isler Pelilions Ipperger Fraternal Order of Owls Club Egg Bell Kentucky S. W. Bell
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