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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1912
Page
12
Report states twenty five new voters registered and seventy six provisional entries noted. The registrar's office in the basement of the courthouse will be open tonight and Saturday until ten for registering new voters and processing removals amid ongoing constitutional amendment votes.
A 11 year old boy, reportedly the son of Bert Wil of 11 Wel sher Avenue, was found asleep on the steps of Low Matthias at Balvec and Guedon avenues after being put to bed Thursday night. A Tallerman and von divlar discovered him wandering near North 8 streek line, then returned him home for care.
St Ann's Church plans a Sunday afternoon blessing of a new bell at St Cathulig church in Lindenwald Vonisuuay. A 2 o'clock start features a Knights parade and band procession to St Ann's on Monsant avenue. Monsignor Jatin Mur ray will bless the bell. Ladies of Unschycel will host dinner and supper on the church lawn as various amusements unfold.
The Rev L H Rice is billed to speak at a Gospel Auto meeting in Ites La, Saturday evening at o'clock near the courthouse. He is noted for church work and active ministry, expected to draw a large audience and support from the queen's charity program.
Miss Rose Wolf died at her home after an illness. Survivors include her sister Lena Wolf and Mrs. M. Hilb in the area. Funeral services scheduled at Clifton Chapel with attendance at 8 o clock Monday evening. TURTLE TOM AGAIN. Mrs Hawkins testified in police court Thursday night alleging her husband Tom Hawkins struck her with a branch and threatened to whip her during distress over a laundry incident. He was arrested and held for wearing. Pictures at The Einga.
Yesterday's games featured Toledo 4 at Milwaukee 7 and Minneapolis 4 over Louisville 7. Columbus 4 beat Kansas City 2 while Indianapolis defeated St Paul. Other results include Alcan 10 over Terry Tantte 2 and Wheeling 2 South Bend 0. Youngstons 2 Dayton 1 and Canton Grand Rapids 1. Fort Wayne d Zanesville 3 with Springfield 3 Lima 4 Mansfield 3 Newark 4 Chillicothe 2 and Trenton L Portsmouth 9.
In Troy Ohio on Aug 4 the Methodist conference opened with Bishop William Anderson presiding. Rev Van Pelted urged better baptism for infants and warned against incompetent Sabbath school teachers. Dr Jameson retires amid illness, receiving tributes as Dayton churches report progress. The day included missionary talks, a Laymen’s meeting, and announcements of standing committees for 1912, with messages of sympathy to Rev Rashford and notes on various church activities.
The county infirmary directors reported bids for coal to feed the infirmary with a top offer of 2.65 per ton. Bids from Mimrsday fils Luerr & Co 2.78, Wirty Coal Co 2.70, Wirtz Coal Co 2.05, and Sep er Coal Co for run of mine were cited. Licensed personnel include foreman MM Girard and Katherine Mallizan 21 housework, plus Julia Tulhey and others in Hamilton. Damaging paving noted from a contractor on Ludlow and South Front streets causing street wear with asphalt work. police notified.
A fragmented list shows Beaker Class 3 and Public Worship figures, with names such as Deaton, George FP. Barber, and J. Story. It notes publishing and clerical posts, district presidents, and Sunday School Board members across Cincinnati, Dayton, and Springfield districts.
James Madison Rice, wanted fugitive, knocked down a Manchester jailer during an attempted escape. Rice then fled with a companion, a scuffle ensued, and both men rolled to the floor amid gunfire before being pursued and taken back. The incident occurred last week as authorities tried to move Rice.
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