Straub Names For Hamilton Board Of Health Appointments
The council was advised of appointments by Straub for the Hamilton board of health, naming Dr H C Sebell Dr J Muretin Clark Dr C W Mayer Lewis Hevsler and Dr Chas J Krone for terms of one to five years subject to council confirmation. Debate arose over a member selection and a push to include Mrs Barton Carr with representation from organized labor. The letter was referred to the service committee to consult with Mayor Straub and consider withdrawing two names in favor of Mrs Carr and labor representation. Park Street residents and others were listed in the notice. Exceptions to Mary Gardner Schumaker’s executor account were heard in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heller
Barton Carr
Homier
Straith
Carr
Lnards
Meyers
City to Place Sanitary Fountains Faces Funding Hurdles
Director John A. Hul berger told the council he would install sanitary drinking fountains citywide as ordered if funding is designated. Connell, while asking for action, refused to proceed and withheld approval. The issue centers on securing money and implementing the fountains to improve public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Hulberger
Counell
Connell
Male
Deteran
Major Fordyes Public Sale Ordered in Cincinnati Court
A court in Cincinnati ordered the sale of public property linked to the Miami and Western Transportation Company. The docket mentions a weighty bundle of items and references a staff fallback to John Maeliee ap Leuekland amid the proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fordyes
Cincinnati
Wight
Miami
Wii Qn Transportation, Company
Binnittgn
Nspdaty
sMlouant
John Maeliee Ap
Leuekland
Conference Of A M E Churches To Be Held In Portsmouth
The annual conference of the African Methodist Episcopal churches of Ohio will be held at Allentemple Portsmouth September 11. Delegates from Ohio will attend. An interesting program is planned for visitors at the chapel. Administratrix Named in probate court Regina Reich named administratrix of the Conrad Reichart estate valued at 1200 dollars personal and 2000 dollars real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
African Methodist Episcopal Churchs of Ohio
Allentenple
Ohis
Regina Reich
Art Ins
Conrad Reichart
City workers seek raises as council moves on wage plan
Hamilton city employees including laborers linemen and helper staff seek higher pay. Council orders a wage list prepared by public services to guide possible increases, with a new ordinance to follow after committee review. Estate notices mention ward estate appraisals and probate filings for John Hoffman and other locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Yerking
Tev
Aviven
Cammitee
Galary
Gatary
Meyers
Visitors Club Excursion To Start From Dayton August 27
Mayor Straub is notified that members of the Dayton Chamber of Commerce will join a three day trade excursion leaving Dayton on August 27. The party will arrive in Hamilton the same day and be hosted by the Chamber of Commerce with a noon meal at the Hamilton club rooms in the Rennseller building. A large party is expected to arrive early and tour Hamilton sights before dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straub
Dobbers
Dayton
Ohi
Cousineree
Excurson
Hamilton
Chamber of Gomoree
Rensseller
Night raid damages Kelly grape vines at 524 Ross Avenue
Several boys were seen entering Jacob Kally's yard on a lush night and raiding his grape vines. The loss to the fruit was minor, but the damage to the vines was considerable and reported to the police. The boys will be brought before the mayor for punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Kally
Ross Avenue
Mt. Kelly
Awe
City council debates garbage disposal and crematory reopening
City leaders discussed waste management and the possible reopening of the Columbia bridges crematory. The committee on public service will study if natural gas can run the furnaces and whether sanitary disposal bids should be sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lhd
Pibtic Survive
Columbia Bridges
J. A. Ftolubergor
Fragmented Medical Tale On Rupture Cure Trial
A garbled OCR passage discusses a supposed genuine rupture cure and a trial to prove it. It mentions seekers cured by a method, references to instant relief, and a call to submit a test or book for reading. The text is chaotic with many misreads and unclear specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oni
Bethlehem man praises rupture appliance in testimonial
A Bethlehem resident, Ames A Britton, writes that after six years with rupture issues he wore the Brooks rupture appliance and experienced a healed condition. He commends the device for its fit, discreteness, and comfort, promising to recommend it to friends and strangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CB. Brooks
Marshall
Ames A. Britton
Bethlehem
Appliance Cures Child Despite Prior Failures
A Michigan family reports success with a claimed appliance after multiple unsuccessful remedies. The device allegedly aided a boy’s recovery, with the patient wearing it for months. The testimony credits the appliance and urges others to try it, promising relief and gratitude to the inventor.
Plea For Woman's Suffrage by Mrs Younger at Court House
Mande Youngey of Oakland Calif spoke to a large crowd at the courthouse on Wednesday advocating for woman suffrage. She argued women deserve a voice to protect families and argued against laboring long hours for women, recounting daily duties and urging voting rights to prevent political exploitation.
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Mande Youngey
Oud
Ranciigo
Cal
Wihiale
Younger
Tathets i
Wen
Shi
Hamilton
Ohio
San Francisco
Wowan
Hullut
Scgru
Tttas Beer
Quownann
California
Graniti‘pal
Letter List No. 54 From Hoiston Aug 2
A letter list fragment from Hoiston dated August 2 includes names such as Mrs Billard Mr He J Brown John Conte Clarence Ewing Samuel Toy Miss Gora Gabbard Mrs Gorga Gramma Miss Maddie Green J Thirter Miss Mary Llandrixton Walter H Hart and Miss Jaren Mossman along with scattered unreadable items. The readable entries hint at a social or community mailing record with several individuals listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoiston
qwLz
Billard
He J. Brown
Joh Conte
Clarence Ewing
Samuel Toy
Gora Gabbard
Gorga Gramma
Maddie Green
J. Thirter
Mary Llandrixton
Walter H. Hart
Jaren Mossman
Russell
MT Uh Spl
Avilwe
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W. B. ‘Carr
Ligeneed
Park Stow
Flora Coffman
Middletown
Humphries
Herbert A. Graves
Wilk Dealer
Josephine Oberverdt
Isidore ‘Yfeerkasaj
Indge
Connaughton
Weilhewing
Frank Gardner
Mary Gardner Schumaker
Peter Gardner
GE Electric
Will
Minna
Thik Inty Armia C
Frank P. Richter
John I. Hoffman
Hamiten Jen
Club
Kelly
Lvania
Texas Farmer
Cart
Ingrione
Tony
Bold Pratrin
Texas
Grooks
Marshall, Wiens
Rainie
N.C. Sam Achoovier
Ren Bt Dobugue
Brooks
Polon
Sphed
Beli
Rover
Pia
C.E. Brooks
Marshall, Mich
Maan Air
Minh
Yuan
Uneeda
National Biscuit Company
Techler
Matelies Nickel
Au Biux
Ereere
Wresh
Mison
Ryans
Bono
Veneto
Il and
Maslard
Hkemember
Haviland
China
Hi. R. Bacon
Bell
High Street
Beoninghofen Ave
Hume
Seventh and Ludlow Sts
Carolina
Angus
North Carolina
Henderson
Asheville
Waynesville
W. C. Nd
Lake Toxaway
Chattanooga-Lookout Mountain
C.M.0
T.P. RY
C. Blackburn
Dig
Fass
Tourth Ave
Vine St
Gineintatt
W. A. Beckler
Bouthern Railway
Ingalls
Ah Ag Ak
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