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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1913
Page
13
The report states no Hamilton or nearby brewers hold stock or licenses related to beer manufacturing. It notes proprietors in Lyon have no interest in beer or liquor production, implying limited license relevance across local brewers and Ophidian entities.
A former university meteorologist explains in depth the flood of last spring that overwhelmed Hamilton and nearby towns. He compares the event to a glacial flood, detailing rainfall, river levels, and the massive water volume that created a temporary inland lake across Indiana and Ohio.
A poet lauds a city’s true wealth not in cement towers or money but in a single principled leader. He praises a man guided by honor, disregard for office hunger, and dedication to common duty, envisioning science, art, and ethics as the crown of civic life.
Historical note urges upper watershed reforestation to curb sudden flood surges. It warns that future disasters may outpace defenses. restoration takes time but reduces river aggression more than manmade banks. Also reports an ambulance fire and two brickworkers killed by a cave-in in Ohio.
In New York an uptown sanitarium resident, Mrs. Strah Harris, who earlier drew state attention with a fatal-kill plea, faced threats as a fire crackled near her room. Staff found her pleading to be moved to safety, hoping to avert more anger. she was relocated to a secure room.
A man on Washington Avenue faced a troubled incident involving his wife and claims of ownership. Police intervened as authorities moved to resolve the fraying relationship and secure the involved parties from further harm amid a tense domestic dispute.
In a disrupted dialogue a judge faces a convoluted dispute about a house purchase and marital rights. Wardesty questions the fidelity and ownership while a husband threatens separation, provoking agitation and unclear conclusions from the court.
Fragmentary text states a mother may have poisoned herself after a child’s death and a bar counter crush at a station. The account is partially obscured but hints at a fatal accident connected to a bar and a mother’s actions surrounding her child’s death.
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