11 Dec 1908
Page 10
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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1908
Page
10
In Hazelhurst Mississippi a physician named Burne was killed after an incident at a dentist office. Pitts and Birdsong are central figures. Birdsong allegedly confronted Pitts then opened fire, injuring no one else before being subdued. Police report uncertain motives and a court case follows.
The Dyke Twins known across the southern Towr were burned to death in their Hepbere home late last night. Middle aged and childless, they lived together, sharing thoughts and loves in near identically odd lives. Their bond stayed constant as one suffered, the other shared sorrow, and both pursued the same relationships.
The Italian suspect named Chappo pleaded guilty today in Butler County Court to cutting with intent to kill and shooting with intent to wound. He was fined $100 and held to the grand jury. He will be moved to the Hamilton jail and then to the Hamilton police station for processing. The chaotic scene and surrounding speculation continue to mount as the case develops.
Fragmentary OCR reports the death of Elmer Bowers aged 16 at a local hospital after a brief illness spanning three days. The text is incomplete and omits full context or cause of death.
New York Dec 1 The Cincinnati Wams to n Dayton noteholders committee met to consider a forthcoming reorganization of the road’s affairs. Dodson Harmon retires as governor of Ohio and the Morgan interests have almost completed work on a plan to readjust the railroad’s stock holdings to prevent losses from stock purchases by Morgan syndicates.
Peter Botaung, 45, of Cincinnati Brewing Co, was reported noon today to have been suddenly struck blind. He was taken to his residence at 571 South Front Street as doctors monitor developments and advise on his condition.
Dobu Murphy died at his home in Aadk Taek Hamilton-courts Thursday at 1 o'clock from pneumonia aged 80 years, 0 months and 13 days. Survived by three sons and four daughters. Funeral at 8 o'clock from his house to St Johns church Wy e Monday morning with interment at St Mary's cemetery near Hamilton around 12 o'clock noon.
Archibishop Moeller 59 died after a long clerical career in Cincinnati. The text notes his ascension to the archbishopric, with dates spanning 1876 through 1904, and mentions successors and key milestones in his service within the church.
A tense exchange in the East Room centered on alleged falsehoods about property requisition and the Panama Canal. Governor DenCenshail presented resolutions from a Lakes-to-the-Gulf group demanding accountability, while Roosevelt defended the project and warned that criminal charges could follow if any party spread libel.
An undated report notes King Edward suffers a cold with no indicated cause for anxiety. Observers describe mild influenza like symptoms and nonspecific aches while treatments are considered and the king’s condition is monitored.
C A Weigel Co and A Kroom rally to back T Blake in a local business or community effort. The wording suggests a promotional or support action with involved parties named in a terse fragmentary note.
Idr Alston delivers eloquent remarks on college life and the value of opportunities. He contrasts large and small colleges, highlighting how access shapes experiences and future paths.
Fragmentary OCR notes reveal a report about a mother’s death by suicide and a confused line of words allegedly from her father. The text shows garbled names and fragmented phrases, with unclear attribution and missing context.
President Ryurevelii and Congress face a clash over interstate and foreign commerce policies as Hepburn and Adams on opposing sides debate government bonds and highway improvements. Taft and Burton weigh in with hints of a broader tariff revision while Speaker Cannon signals opposition to funding through government-supported channels. The discussion centers on river improvements, public works finances, and potential ten year bond issuance, amid broader political maneuvers before the next session.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a sensational scene in Congress as Republicans push back on President Roosevelt's policies. Mentions of a resolution, a committee, and investigation into government officials are included, with reference to a proposed five-member committee and the idea of limiting access to literal service details.
A fragmentary item appears to reference Pals Hobbits and Deesred Poulley at Robhenhytatie with unclear context and names.
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