20 Jan 1913
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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1913
Page
1
Readable portions describe a sensational stage drama titled Bought And Paid For featuring a wealthy cast and a gilded age setting. Audience fascination with the plot centers on wealth, happiness, and social ascent, with performances by Winall Wut Sein Vawidkon Sauinday Smith and notable actors Caryl and Atal Allin drawing large crowds both matinee and evening.
A freight car in the C and D yards was broken into between one time and thirteen. The thieves took a variety of goods including mustard, ducks, labels, and other items valued at a total of about 41. The partial OCR mentions oxen, items like a dozen tudkercies and Laivels, and vague dates.
Readable fragments note a discussion of agricultural production in the southwest, focusing on crop output and potential shifts in supply. Mentions United States context and evolving products, with unclear specifics but an emphasis on trends in growth and market effects.
A fragmentary notice reports Livingston settled with Miss Albers for 1200 dollars. The source text is garbled but indicates a claim involving a child about two or three years old and a party identified as Livingston connected to a company, with authorities beginning an investigation elsewhere. The readable facts show a financial settlement and alleged abuse context without full details.
An undetermined list of equine entrants is noted for an inaugural parade, with references to prominent figures and places obscured by garbled OCR. Key entities appear as Wil son, Juliet di stan, and Canadian? government involvement, suggesting a ceremonial pageant with horses and dignitaries in a Washington D C setting.
Fragmentary article discusses proposed administrative changes and vigilance companies. Mentions Special Counsel by Charles Mussel and Attorney General Hogan. References potential insurance for employees if proper steps taken, with noted payroll figures and exclusions of election officials.
A Sunday accident at the UH and Dy round house left Joe Migtias severely burned about 3 o clock. He was removed to Mercy hospital after receiving medical attention from coworkers and passersby who assisted until authorities arrived.
The text attacks a fraudulent medical promotion that imitates reputable remedies. It warns readers about interior simulations and false endorsements by a supposed physician, noting the danger of relying on unverified medical products and urging public rebuke of the deceitful campaign.
A man is injured after a violent incident at Mui y Bell Mill er, near Walnut Street, with bleeding from the left ear and back. Emergency staff at Mércy hospital treated him after the assault on a Sunday, while authorities investigated the sequence of events and involvement of a colored suspect.
A weather bulletin notes a void wave over the western and central regions with a cold spell spreading from the Rockies toward the upper Mississippi Valley and the western states. Temperatures will stay low in the west and drift eastward by midweek with diminishing conditions expected after several days.
Fragmentary OCR text references a detective Dalle and an alleged improper act. Details are garbled with misspellings and missing context, but implies a confrontation and an arrest or detention. No clear names, dates, places, or outcomes are reliably extractable.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference self harm by a state leader, a condemned death by own action, and a porch theft. Names and places are garbled, but imply a struggling political scene with moral rhetoric and a reported burglary incident.
Local druggists promote an external vapor treatment for colds and croup that is rubbed on the chest and inhaled. The Tar Teel Stila product from North Carolina is offered in 25 cent free sample packs for a limited time. The ad claims rapid relief within minutes and encourages customers to visit their regular druggists for the trial package.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions coupons, twists, and kinship with ships. It references groupings and payments, and indicates a linkage to maritime movement. The readable parts hint at a wartime logistics context but are incomplete.
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