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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1913
Page
1
A 30 year old man identified as Swords, a folding clerk and employee of the such lodging, was found dead in a New York lodging room on December 3. Police say heart failure suspected. autopsy likely. He leaves a widow.
A fragmentary report recounts a dramatic incident in a hospital setting. It mentions a woman saved life, confusion, and a patient named Joseph Yardesty linked to a frightening sequence. Details are garbled and uncertain.
Wonthly aims and manufactories gathering of paper makers held at the Hain Hon club with speeches by John Gibson of Week Paper Co Dayton judge Rulawul Baggott and Alexander Hhomgon of Champion Coated. Middletown notes report Mrs Susi Long a pioneer of Madison township died at her home near Middletown after illness. Funeral to be held Saturday at 2 o clock from the home.
In New York Faun on September 9 the five men of eastern railroads agreed with railroad managers to ask Martin A Knapp judge of the United States Court of Appeals to join United States judge P Neill in a suit under the Erdman act regarding wages and work conditions.
A House hearing reveals National banks and officers profited about 50 000 dollars in a syndicate linked to a California Petroleum Company stock deal. Testimony notes confidential client relations prevented full disclosure while lawmakers question the extent of profits and authority of the money bust committee. The session touches on military and governmental figures and ends with church services and public notices.
Campaign organizers report brisk advance ticket sales for the Chautauqua season to be held at Tinailton on Thursday. Committees and members from the cormilden bloc credit the strong turnout for community events and foresee continued momentum into the opening program. Births for 1912 projected at 718 in the registrar districts with 610 births recorded, according to Registrar Wan. A defect noted in the 45000 bond for Infirmary Superintendent Theiss. county commissioners plan approval within days after a slight band defect was found. Installation of officers for HamI Hon Camp No 206 Woolmen of the World postponed to November 22, with Majors Boggs and Brill of Cincinnati expected to be present for the ceremony.
Amid amending order at Marys on Pharadigy the court delayed a payment case and set new dates for Mess Leoti and Ben A. for Cowboy. Plaintiff’s suit against Mids dletown Gag and Electric Co. injured by a fall from a Sixth and Garfield tower elevator. claimant seeks $10,000. Juvenile case involves Dollard Baker. guardian Catherine Weiser filed report. Officers installed at Canton Sanders No. 76 and meeting place changes noted for Knights of Pythias and Masonic bodies.
Long OCR fragment outlines governor elect Cox policy notes on recall of public officials and constitutional amendments. Mentions Judge Dwyer Collins, a proposed bill to remove public servants for moral failing, and reference to a state constitutional convention. Also mentions Creamer promotion, Pomerene backing, and a capital punishment abolition debate with Akron Rep A Rosy Ment.
The excerpt references discussions around policy and industry figures, mentioning spokespeople, cement and iron interests, and associations in Philadelphia and Ohio. It alludes to political tension with Smoot and a call to reopen investigations into Utah senator Reed Stool, noting religious groups' involvement in the broader agitation that began in 1906.
Col R M Johnston editor of the Houston Post is chosen to succeed Joseph W Bailey as United States senator. The appointment stuns Democratic leaders in Houston and statewide, signaling a shift in Texas political leadership after Bailey’s resignation.
A Brooklyn official outlined a proposed bill for Congress that would fund and authorize a grand offshore barrier to clear the Grand Banks for a voyage route. The plan envisions a seawork belt extending about 20 miles to the sea bed to prevent ice and obstacles, with an estimated cost around 20,000,000.
A fragmentary Washington dispatch describes Democrats debating patronage distribution as they form a new administration. It notes invited figures like Senator Porm arena lise and hints at senate influence over patronage, appointments, and district control amid party strategy and large patronage schemes.
The electoral college to meet in Columbus Saturday to cast Ohio's 24 votes for Woodrow Wilson. One member will carry the vote to the president of the Senate in Washington. Another will submit it to the federal court in Cincinnati. A third certified report will go to the secretary of state in Washington. GEO T. Blake.
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