28 Jan 1913
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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1913
Page
1
A local report outlines forthcoming plans for St Stephen's Catholic Church on Dayton Street. After recent exterior remodeling, further work aims to enhance the interior decor and overall appeal, with completion timeline and specifics still under discussion.
A fragmented 19th century style listing shows parcels and owners in Middletown including references to lots, sales prices such as 12500 and 800, and names like Marcus, Harvey, Clint, Brown, and Trond. It cites trustees, heirs, and officials and notes board of education involvement with various lots and warrants dated in the 1820s and 1880s.
A testimonial letter from A. S. Gus of Eldred Virginia praises Swamp Root for kidney and bladder relief after severe illness and a long recovery. The writer urges publication to help others and instructs readers on obtaining the remedy, with references to Dr Kilmer and Co and bottle sizes and prices. The letter is sworn before a notary, detailing the author’s health journey and endorsement.
A local notice reports bids advertised for water payments on Sycamore Street with the contract awarded to Andrew's Asphalt Having Co. The council was notified of delays and budget issues totaling about 3,000 dollars and assurances were given that the work would proceed with permits and monthly milestones.
Historical testimonial ad claims Dr King’s New Discovery cures severe coughs and lung trouble. Patients from Manchester Ohio to New Dover Ohio report weight gain, recovery after years of illness, and rapid relief, with money-back guarantees if no relief is felt.
A partial inmate list and names of jurors and officials appear from a February hearing. The document names jurors including Fairfield participants and local officers such as Clerk Charles Beupgen and Sheriff May, with dates and places linked to the proceeding.
A damaged OCR item lists county officials including Joseph Trimmy, Holtman, Hodson, Matysrvillty Lor, Niven, and others as the Hamilton county examiners of affairs. It references public and legal duties and mentions unnamed departments and districts.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a $100,000 federal building project with garbled phrases and unclear details about preparation or response. Names, dates, or clear actions are not readable. remaining items suggest construction or funding notes but lack verifiable specifics.
Fragmentary note mentions a Saturday event related to pollen and a chief, with reference to a law violation and a tag requirement. Details are unclear and names unsatisfied.
In Cincinnati discussions focus on financing a possible 45 million dollar deal to combine gas and electric utilities. The plan contemplates issuing bonds and stocks including preferred and common shares of the new entity, with the old Cincinnati Gas and Electric and Edison assets involved. Officials weigh the structure and cost of a proposed power station project amid market conditions.
Fragmentary text from a historic page mentions a Dr Prudstee Ki rs Hea and domestic items with unclear context. Renamed names and scattered phrases hinder clear event or person details.
A brief note on rising attention to teacher training under Prof Byward and Mackjot, highlighting ongoing discussion of methods and the future of classroom preparation.
A labor strike on eastern railways disrupts traffic and draws in managers and representatives of leaders from various regions. The event, tied to a reception plan in Washington on March 4, involves discussions on capital use and political figures, with high tension over safety and public impact.
A fragmentary OCR text mentions a Hamilton judge and a store sale with names Jody Quilu and others. The readable parts suggest a social event or sale at a local hostor e a store, with dates not clearly provided. The item lacks coherent facts to form a full news summary.
Fragmentary historical note in New York links Helen D Long street widow of a Confederate with aid to General Daniel Sickles. The text references debt, followers of law, and a Monday event, but details are unclear in the OCR fragment.
In Columbus Ohio an obituary notes the funeral for Representative Lawrence F. Gonwy. Attendees include Representatives Wallen and Wradworth of Athens and Lucas counties. The service will be held at the cathedral with members of the community in attendance.
A fragmented OCR item references a person named Foley Kidney Mills and notes fifteen years of kidney pain and back ache. The text is garbled, but suggests claims of relief or a remedy linked to Foley Kidney Mills. No clear dates or locations are discernible.
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