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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1913
Page
3
A garbled reflection on Hamilton's upcoming year with musings about city plans and development. The text hints at new charters, growth expectations, and public welfare, mentioning officials and potential progress while remaining largely unclear and fragmentary.
A fragmented tribute to Judge Card marking the end of a year term in Butler County Court. The piece lauds his adherence to legal precedent, tempered judgment, and mercy, noting his impact on criminal and juvenile court work and the respect earned from the public.
The resignation of Judge Gard from Butler County Juvenile Court is marked by tributes to his mercy and firm guidance. He is described as earning broad public trust across political lines and is praised for protecting youths from harmful insinuations while steering them toward upright lives.
Abb i Louis Grossmann of Cincinnati preached on New Year as a festival of rush. He warned that haste drains life and stresses that true happiness comes from calm work and quiet progress. He urged slowing down to find refreshment and urged civic pride amid modern busy life without overdoing material aims.
The report notes two bridges over the reservoir will be raised to address a long standing access issue. Initiation of a $200 subscription aims to raise funds to complete the work before spring, with limited work on Sundays when water levels allow.
A car owned by WB Patterson was struck by a Buller County Bumbea Company train near Park Avenue and B Street at 1:45 Tuesday afternoon. Patterson and his wife were in the vehicle with their three year old daughter in the rear seat. The child sustained a minor throat injury from the impact.
Five people died in Hamilton when a stove exploded at Eugen N. Mastiekdwag’s home on Metttyna Street on March 14. Charles ee perished in the blaze. Officials note the deaths bring the tally to six in just over fourteen months, a new Hamilton record.
Middletown news reports the Carnegie Public Library in Middletown opening to the public Monday May 2 at 10 am. Trustee president H Tad Hunter announces library staff Miss Kitinwood and assistants Miss Smith and Miss Mantz prepared a modern receiving area. Large crowds are anticipated for the opening.
A Gary Post Office mail mix up involved two large shipments of paving bricks sent by W. J. Parry, a local brick dealer. About 1000 bricks were reportedly wrapped separately and weighed in, causing confusion as the items were distributed.
A heavily garbled 1913 Edison Place court calendar lists judges Walter S. Harlan and Clarente Murphy in their terms, with weekly hearing blocks on Tuesdays and Thursdays. It names numerous cases and parties, including Murply and Harton, as well as various motions and civil matters scheduled across January and February.
The fragment catalogs eclipses and celestial events for 1913 and nearby years, detailing total and partial solar and lunar eclipses with regions of visibility. It includes classifications of astronomical cycles, dominical letters, and historical calendar notes, plus a list of court cases dates in 1913 and 1918.
Cal Crim announces a reorganization of the Cine wie police department naming Keon as chief. Ralph Crayiard, a familiar figure in Marvillou, is praised for years of service and community ties. Thianny Hamilton extends early congratulations to the new leadership.
Firefighter Walter Graham, stationed at the Fens, leaves the department today for another position. Tawrence Moore, who passed the city examinations, will fill his place. William K. Tayloe of the Fours will be promoted to the Sevens in the near future.
Middletown police list Gregge Hom as wanted on charges related to a theft of $20 or more. The case details are incomplete due to damaged text but indicate an arrest or issuance of a warrant. Authorities urge any information leading to the suspect’s location.
The Western Southern Life Insurance Co relocated from the First National Bank Building to rooms 321-321 in the Reissler building.
Postal guidance outlines parcel mailing rules with designated post offices for sending, sender address requirements, and penalties for insufficient postage. It details rates, weight limits, zone-based charges, and size restrictions. parcels exceeding length plus girth limits or heavy weights face refusals or surcharges.
A local home makers notice drew many residents despite poor weather. The Portage area event advertised cheap rates for the week and called for volunteers, with several invited to attend at the community hall on Wednesday.
Governor Harmer appointed Cincinatti jurists to fill vacancies. Benton S. Oppenheimer of Burd Peter Oppenheimer Cyn became judge of the supreme court for a three year term to replace Harry M. Morhynner who resigned. Otway J. Coserave was named judge of the common pleas to fill James J. Swing's unexpired one year term after Swing resigned to practice law.
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