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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1911
Page
6
Fragmented OCR shows a notice from a foreign representative press service and Hamilton Evening Journal relating to publications. Mentions Associated Press and a Democratic paper in Water County, dated January 1, 1908, with publication at Hamilton, Ohio.
Fragmented text reports how Senators defend Lorimer of Illinois amid bribery accusations. It cites quotes from Joseph Lorimer delay, Root, and Chicago Tribune perspectives, criticizing the senate for tolerating corruption and questioning the republic’s integrity. The piece laments voter empowerment and warns of a system influenced by powerful interests over public will.
A chaotic missive mocks a U S congressman accusing him of lying amid a furor over a misquoted Bible passage. The piece hints at discipline calls and political theatrics, while a separate note from Maine reports a collapse in wooden toothpick prices and producers facing hardship.
Curiosities from the Bible are summarized, noting the book contains thousands of letters and words across 66 books written by 40 men over multiple years. The article lists types of content in the Old Testament and references phrase counts and categories.
A fragmented Charmston News item discusses Canada reciprocity, referencing economic ties and potential campaign positions. It mentions a figure associated with Canada policy and hints at upcoming public attention to trade relations.
Retooled excerpts reveal a public clash over monied influence and political control. Key figures Aldrich Bailey Venrose Bulkeley Yale Challinger Dillingham Depew oppose reforms and election reforms, urging restraint while accusing the press and reformers of sensationalism. The piece portrays a decisive clash between capitalist interests and democratic ideals amid tariff and reciprocity battles.
The piece argues for a permanent tariff board to settle tariff schedules in a businesslike, consistent manner. It cites Taft as correct on the tariff board idea, claiming such a board would avoid constant upheaval and protect national commerce.
Infirmary Director Taman asserts strict reform of county infirmary affairs. Purchases will occur on fixed days and supplies delivered on set dates. The county shackles on wasteful spending are to end under Minor Evans, the new superintendent, with Hamann support and Fivans oversight.
A damaged OCR report notes municipal service workers digging up Ross Street for natural gas and water lines. Within hours, more trenching occurred nearby, duplicating work and wasting resources. The piece questions official efficiency and cost saving through shared trenches.
A garbled OCR passage references street name changes from Court to Basin and Market to Stable, a caution about jewelry robbers, a woman inspector for hotels and kitchens in Cincinnati, and a plan in Edwards bill to reform tax administration with a deputy state tax commissioner replacing elected assessors, amid wandering mentions of baseball practice and political changes.
Butler Road area reports a busy stretch with visitors and calls. Frank Doyle and Leonard Worth of near Glendale visited Cedar Lawn Tuesday morning. George Foulders received a call from Mr Hartman of Lockland Tuesday afternoon. George Raymond visited west of here Tuesday. several women including Ethel Carroll Marie Brehin Alma Helle Carrell and Lydian Brehm were out calling on Washington's Birthday. Schon brothers of Mt Healthy were in the community last week. George Rudder conducted business in Glendale Saturday morning. Mrs John Hall Jr was out calling Tuesday morning. Our school closed Wednesday due to Washington's Birthday. Prof C F Hughes seen driving Friday evening. Lydian A Brehm spent Saturday Dunlap visiting her sister. Mrs Christy Ann Hall on sick list. Ladies Union Sewing society to meet at Mrs Katherine Hall's home Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Frank Bittera and son Stanton were guests of Mr and Mrs John Bitters Sunday. Arthur McCormick transacted business in Glendale Friday. Clarence Hirle of Cincinnati was guest of Karl Stehm Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Diefenbacher son Stanley and daughter Dorothy Lillian spending several days with the latter's parents here. Mrs Henry Jangey and son Willy of Hamilton visited Cedar Lawn Monday. Aidney L Dodsworth spent Sunday night and Monday with Michael Brehman’s family. Misses Laura and Anna Belle Carey spent Wednesday in Mullion.
Special to the Journal reports George Rahmes and family moved to a new home near Pleasant. Aunt Montay Jacob and Henry Sein with sister from Miamitown plan to move into the vacated Rahmes residence. William Naverland and sister and Frank Wry joined a dance at Fred Boeckleman’s place. Mr. and Mrs. Valentine Bifler visited Sunday with John Bitter. Charles McCormick was pleasantly surprised by many friends.
A Saturday evening social featured light refreshments and a large turnout. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. M P Huber, Mr. and Mrs. Havgerland, Mr. and Mrs. Geo McCommick and Wilbur, Mr. and Mrs. Geo Raliies and sons Paul and Curd Mery, and others. Several from here attended the Boveklemud site event on Thursday.
Monroe Ohio February 28 notices show tobacco crops for sale and a public sale of the late Squire Brophy’s homestead March 1. Anna Wagner joins G Snyder Co as agent. Local health notes report whooping cough epidemic and grip illness. Funeral for Nick Troutvine at Middletown. Various visits and social events listed among residents and relatives.
Layhigh special notes visits and gatherings around Feb 28. Franke Fentan and wife visit daughter Afra while Elzie Higgins visits sister Mrs Ishten herner. Peter Kians 87 visits Ben Maybury family. John Lilligncamp in Venice. dance at Rujker Hillnet. Maybury buys a buggy. surprise party for Mr and Mrs Richard Hollis. John Stormes and Fred Maybury from Cincinnati visiting. Bent Timberman returns from Elm er Jerden. large gathering at Maybury home with mustard hors d oeuvres. many friends present.
Special To Thea Tourist Selkirk Feb 28 William Qiames and family hosted by Chas Layman near Millville on Sunday Hazel Urmston visiting St Churton Mr and Mrs W H Wooltrute attended the funeral of M2 Jouit at Mt Carmel Friday Clayton Ormeton attended a dance at Woods Saturday Eugene Woodrwl of Hamilton stayed with W H M Woodruff Lige Greenover of Logan Ind has rented the Inloa property on the boulevard Franklins spent weekend with relatives at Rows Walter Owens of Peoria India victored in town Sunday William Grameshee purchased a family driving horse HM Wortman has been ill but is much better.
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