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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1913
Page
3
An advertisement extols Sweeney’s Laxative Waters as the sole remedy with a tasting effect on bowels and gas absorption via Pure Willow Charcoal to purify the stomach. It claims strong digestion aid and notes children benefit more than castor oil, offering to mail a free sample with druggist’s name.
Freshmen face Juniors at 2 pm with Sophomores after. Seniors suffer defeat as Juniors dominate 57 to 21. Lineups feature Shifler Whitaker Scheurer Motz Mutzer Bayes and Banker lead Juniors. Sophomores claim more fields but winless against the Juniors.
New York reports Bombardier Wells, an English wing expert, sailed for home on the Kaiser Wilhelm II after meeting Gunboat Brith. He was accompanied by Mrs. Wells. Wells said he found American life tiring and looks forward to rest in London.
Nevada legislative action repeals a boxing rule and adopts amendments broadening eligibility to hold fights. The session rushed bills before adjournment, with Jackson City records noting a 14th round knockout by Patrick in Carson City and other estate matters including an appraisal of James A. Kennedge’s Oxford township estate at 1428.23 dollars.
Dayton Y M G A L athletes travel Thursday March 27 to face Hawilton Y in a big meet. Dayton aims for a strong showing in events including running, high jump, standing broad jump, pole climb, shot put, and a potato race. Team and individual ribbons will honor winners and record performances.
Milwaukee boxing news reports Pric ie Welsh defeated Eddie Beattie over 20 rounds in Liverpool but was knocked out in the ninth. Welsh intends to sail for America. Philadelphia notes Spider Kelly, Princeton instructor and city boxing figure, pushes to legalize boxing in New Jersey. Ad Wolgast may quit if defeated, with training at Harbin Springs. Dillon and Chip dispute prior meetings as they set further bouts.
The Reds, led by manager Tinker, plan pitching staff cuts and a lean roster. Herman Dahlgren, Buggs, Lenton, Fromme, Brown, Works, Quarter, McMan, Packari, Dahlaren and McIntire remain. The team travels to Linehewt Birmingham for eight games, six against the Southern league champions.
New York plans a museum of trophies and memorabilia tracing amateur sport history across the United States. Exhibits include old trophies dating back nearly a century, with items from skaters and early competitions. The site features a 1832 gymnasium opening and a 1667 skating trophy, highlighting a long lineage of athletic achievement.
Court notes show Sadee Murphy covering a divorce case involving Anna Biking at Hortheart Viking. Magistrate reserved decision and a request for a new trial appears in the records, while Sarah Martin’s case remains referenced but details are unclear.
A waterman officer chased a 23 year old Allen arrestee who climbed a telegraph pole to gain entry to the Strauss Shoe Co on Market Street. He entered the store through a back doorway and hid under a table on the second floor until the night watchman discovered him. The suspect, named Charles Kee, claimed Birwinghan Alabama as home and appeared intoxicated during arrest.
Rubl's West Side Alleys hosted Thy Macum Five in a bowling meet won by forfeit. Mish posted 207 while Reaser had 204 as top scores in the readable text.
Paul Bast was unanimously elected captain of the Hamilton High School basketball team for 1914 by all members at a meeting yesterday. Bast brings experience and is well liked by teammates. Previously the team’s captains were guards, and Bast as a forward adds a new dynamic.
In a tense contest the Widget Class basketball team edged Whig by a slim margin as Keller led the scoring with notable plays from Stoudingt and Millen. The game featured a balanced lineup with Ge Midget Hilde contributing key baskets and late defense shaping the outcome.
New York based league officials predict fewer postponed games this season amid improved field conditions. Groundkeeper Mors phy of Poly grounds notes a three foot outfield elevation in many spots and near perfect drainage. A sepitude oil house is planned at Polo Grounds as the New York Americans also plan home games there this year.
Mary Fuller stars in Kathleen Mavourneen at the Jewel with Edison motion pictures and The Mouse and the Lion Vitagraph drama featuring Lea Delaney and Lillian Walker. Tomorrow Pathe's Weekly and The Wonderful Statue cap the program. Francis X. Bushman appears Friday to discuss motion pictures. Jewel closes at day for Good Friday. no supper stop.
The fragment mentions colds causing headaches and references Bromo Quinine as a remedy. It hints at a signature or initials F, W, Grover, but provides no clear actions, dates, or places. The readable facts are sparse and the item resembles a stray note rather than a complete report.
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