01 Dec 1911
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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1911
Page
1
Sherman travels through the city bound for home after receiving a pardon from Governor Harmon. Reports detail his demeanor, conversations with friends, and the public and official reactions, including bond news and a Columbus linkage. The account notes his prior role as a councilman and mentions the week’s events surrounding his pardon and movements.
A public meeting outlines the form of government and its benefits. George Baie of Colmbas will speak, with other committee members presenting on registration and reform. Citizens are invited to attend and participate in the discussion of governance and local administration.
Election returns show Wet faction carried Wellsville area with 4098 votes in the city tally, 14a7 dry statewide. In Ovensdale city the wets led, while Wellsville’s wets prevailed with a majority, total 162 with 102 wet and 60 dry.
A damaged notice reports a damage suit by Leigh estate against Han Wu Tahh and Bower Cov over a deadly boiler explosion at a plant on July 7. Katie Richter is named as deceased. Antie Richter, daughter of Mrs Sophia Richter, died at home. The defense attorneys are listed as Plait and Branden.
Ty the prykaio ennet Abigal Wine named executor of the Wile Tian Fine estate seal, with AAO designation.
The carnival at Makes Hall last evening drew many members and families who enjoyed the pageant and lively performances. The crowd described the show as delightful and entertaining with colorful wigs and festive atmosphere throughout the evening.
A crowded Coliseum yesterday hosted a poultry show with many awards. Winners included birds judged by officials like Chas Wernman and Wred Reift. Attendance and judges were expected to finalize results soon as the two top prizes remain undecided.
Inspector A W Haverstick, general inspector of public buildings in the Treasury Department, was here Wednesday and Sunday inspecting federal buildings. Mr Haverstick was greatly impressed with the post office management, Postmaster Schell accompanying him, and plans to report to his superior.
Fragmented text outlines political maneuvering around Cox candidacy with mentions of Indiana and Ohio figures. It notes a possible gubernatorial path, internal party support shifts, and public endorsements, but the garbled source limits clear events or dates.
Report from Luuden and Milt campaign details a chicken house theft. Police investigate after thieves entered the property last year and targeted Cox Whitacre household operations with mangers named in the sparse, mangled OCR text.
A two day Men and Religion Movement Convention is set for Hamilton at First United Presbyterian Church, with speakers from the First Ohio Presbytery. The event runs Monday evening through Tuesday, inviting men and women, especially tradesmen, from Hamilton and nearby areas to discuss aims and purposes.
The Children’s Home thank Orwell & Males, Christmas fruitenka, Bappas Broxecko, and ten percent contributors for their Kiwi yesemboqies of the Horn Thanksgiving.
Judge Clarence Murphy delivered part of the Bethel Church Thanksgiving service on North B Street with A Dickmaidn offering prayer. The address recalled seventeenth century origins of Thanksgiving, noting Pilgrim fathers and the Mayflower voyage, while services across the city were largely attended and charity groups divided support between Associated Charities and the city society.
Fragmentary notes recall that the spirit of thanksgiving predates modern customs, observed long before formal slips and convents. The text suggests gratitude in hardship and blessing, noting changes in how observation and practice have evolved through history.
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