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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1913
Page
8
The article debates a non partisan ballot in Che Jogistanine city elections next week. It notes calls to separate municipal offices from partisan politics and discusses voter interest, party influence, and Gov Cox’s stance on directing reform.
The readable fragments describe a widower and a promise to do better, mentioning home and domain terms. Names and clearer context are missing, leaving a murky, partial glimpse of a personal or public notice without concrete actions or dates.
Fragmentary note discusses Walters strike and mentions public notice, urban safety, and hotel workers. Text remains garbled with unclear actions, places, or dates. Retrieved entities include Walters and hotel employees, but the exact event and outcome are not discernible.
A damaged excerpt describes waiters facing long hours twelve to fourteen per day and sanitary neglect. The piece condemns abuse and urges public sympathy for the exploited workers in an urban setting.
A San Francisco visite by Gen. Aloran notes price impacts from rising orange and lemon costs. He cites California fruits’ high value and postal delays hindering distribution, while public sentiment questions wartime rents and government actions. The remarks end with a call to address the public commotion at the Capitol.
A fragmentary item discusses accusations tied to opposing New York. It notes a lawyer charged with actions that undermine colleagues work and references a man who plots to undo others. The piece frames these acts as deviant, questioning integrity and intent in legal battles.
Fragmented OCR text discusses division into two masses of people, those who edit the deed versus those who tie lies. It contrasts degraded pine and studying leadership with the successful, noting diligence, sobriety, and insight as key traits for achieving forge and Pondence.
Fragmentary society note in New Orleans Picayune remarks on perceived respectability and wealth with garbled phrasing suggesting a man could be worth around one million dollars and a comment on intelligence, though the text is unclear and partially unreadable.
Jumbled OCR fragment mentions officials and tariff issues with unclear names. The readable portion describes a scene in a foyer, touching on hair, politics, and a tariff commissioner who does not stand pat. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities beyond Washington.
A fragmented crime notice references an all crime alias and a second story man, noting recent activity and an alleged suspect named Nin aquisnieht in a local area. The readable text is garbled but hints at a少年 breaking and entering context and police interest.
The article outlines fixed dates for attending the state convention in Columbus with sessions starting February 14 at the Southgate hotel. It lists speakers including Mentora, Os Pence, Lisa Tarceation, Ney, Campbell, and other officials, plus a schedule of meetings, membership dues, and discussions on school options and funding in a period voice.
After a collision, eight hundred passengers were put ashore at a rocky promontory miles from the entrance. Rescue tugs stood by as the steamer listed, crew fought to stabilize, and reports said Captain Eustace expected salvation if winds held. The ship eventually settled on the rock with bow damage and flooded premises. Passengers and crew endured a tense night while authorities coordinated a rescue and galley supplies.
A review lists recent books and authors, praising saints and heroes in a volume on church figures, while noting new fiction by Meredith Nicholson, Mary Johnston, Harold Dell, and George McCutcheon. It surveys works on civil war, southern sermons, Indiana characters, mystery, and romance, with brief comments on style and impact.
A reader recounts kidney pain and irregular secretion, credits Downey Kidney Pills with relief after several boxes. They report dramatic improvement, reduced pain, and a healthier feeling, praising the product as a strong recommendation based on personal experience.
The Ladies Aid Society will hold its annual election and officers meeting on Monday afternoon. President Mary Holler, Treasurer Fred Schneider, Secretary Boy-dalin Regis, and Mrs Sophig Brod are listed among the officers. Divorces Granted include Bertha Unswell from Harry Trswill, and Mayion Penny from Trona Fomy on grounds of neglect and desertion.
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