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Newspaper

Hamilton Evening Journal

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1912

Page

2

Shame Of A City Torane Slur Sparks Public Outcry

A Washington city faces backlash after a controversial convention of mile owhers and a lewd performance by a frail woman, described as scandalous and censurable by opponents. Telegraphic reports warn of reputational harm to Spokane and urge public restraint despite strong opinions from locals and chamber of commerce members.

Torane Washington Spokane Canbey Chamber of Gonmerce Amt Agehey

The Man Who Defeated Cannon O’Hair in 1900s Era

A reminiscence portrays lawyer Edward W. O’Hair of Edgar County as a progressive Democrat who defeated Speaker Cannon in a pivotal race. It notes his Purdue law training, farm upbringing, charm with voters, and the shift toward a new political spirit, while touching on concerns about Uncle Joe’s influence and the party’s ongoing strength in Montgomery County.

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Man who criticizes town may move out, says Miny faxes

A fragment notes a complaining man in Boslan Latin style finds fault with his town and hints at moving away. The excerpt suggests relocation as a remedy for persistent ire.

Boslan Lotin

Advertising to Replace Outdoor Displays in Chicago News

Mr Woods, head of a Chicago firm, proposes banning all outdoor and display advertising to shrink newspaper space used for ads. He argues readers ignore billboards and telephones in windows, urging adoption across the city. Public interest grows as campaigner Hamilton backs the change.

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What Other Papers Say Max's Lofty Intell

A garbled column cites various papers noting alleged superior intelligence and comic misreads. It mentions the Chicago Record Herd and Louis Post Dispatch critiquing methods and a plumber's helper returning to the shop for missing materials.

Max Atchinson Globe Louis Post Bathtab Supreme Gaurt

Test of love by muddy feet warned by clergyman

A Philadelphia Inquirer report quotes clergyman A Hosten advising couples to test romance by walking barefoot through mud to observe reactions. If the girl smiles, the motive might stay focused on home duties, a point directed at girls with a Dallas News tone and warning about Munghtee moods.

Muddy Philadelphia Lrquirer

Gaius Belli and Mila Wheeler Wilcox Confuse Readership

Fragmentary quotation blocks a clear report as readers see garbled names Mila Wheeler Wilcox and Gaius Belli amid incomplete phrases about a mother and a Chinese revolution. The text lacks coherent events, dates, or verifiable entities to form a definite article summary.

Gaius Belli Shirham China Mila Wheeler Wilcox Fila

Luxurious Living Drives France Population Decline

A late 19th or early 20th century analysis argues luxury and aristocratic excess shrink France's birth rate. It credits a mothers allowance and state philanthropy for encouraging births, noting a 100,000 birth decline in 1911 versus 1901. Policy argues patriotism and parental obligation can reverse depopulation.

Finance Commission On Depapi M. Kolta France Coninand Polley Uswailly Ag Penple Living In Little Towns. Thak Juan Jim Iny Xorink Ellie Klutz Erange

Wreck on the Hamilton line explodes boiler

A boiler explosion on a freight and passenger train near Hamilton caused a dramatic wreck. The second engine exploded, hurling the tender and coal cars into the field while Fireman Harvey was carried to Hamilton for treatment. Tracks were torn up, cranes arrived late, and coal from the wreck provided by farmers.

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Still Plenty of Turkish Tobacco in New York Trade

The Balkan War has halted import of luhaevo from Turkey to New York, yet buyers doubt any price rise. Importers stockpile a two year supply of Turkish lent in bonded warehouses, with traders reporting around 50,000 bales ready for shipment and storage amid market uncertainty.

New York Turkey Ely Uhere

Amusements and a convoluted play title discussed

A literary critique notes a play titled Where the Trail Divides and references by Will Lillibridge and a Mexican profusion of interlaced plots. It mentions productions at Smith's Derembur and Pink Lady, praising My Beautiful Lady and other works while highlighting the public reception and variety of names used.

Robert Mulesut Will Lillibridge Mdenon Klimj Ang Gaeado Hlaw G Cudure Lady Livie Saskatchewans

Wild Rail Adventure and Fireman Outrage On Stage

A fragmentary ad notes showings of a rail drama featuring the fireman Jac ubea and a fatal wreck scene with women and children. It advertises a second feature with a dramatic set piece and a musical interlude to accompany the visuals.

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Hagle Theatre Today Show vaudeville feature

A brief amusements note promoting a theater program at Hagle Theatre. It highlights a feature billed as a splendid creature of the week, urging public attendance with a price mention of six shillings and a column price of three pence per person.

Hagle al - Allah

Angel of the Trail and the Northern Fight At Lyvia

A fragmentary report hints at a remarkable, cinematic style narrative surrounding a figure described as angel of the trail. It mentions events across multiple days including Wednesday and references a protephuy in Urree tele wis otek Mes Argel 6. The readable content suggests a dramatic, serialized story arc with thrilling signals and a call to witness an unfolding, atmospheric tale.

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