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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1913
Page
7
Andrews Asphalt Paving Co began excavation on Walnut street, showcasing a shovel that replaces many laborers and wagons. The crowd watched as dirt was moved quickly, with the device claimed to speed up street work and reduce the need for horses and teams during paving.
J T Ward and Mrs Ward are amid travel plans with stops in Akron, Buenos Aires, and a China trip for business. The Miami University alumni dinner in Hamilton on March 27 attracts over 170 attendees including recent graduates and faculty.
William Meyers a pipe layer was injured when a sewer collapsed on Wallane Street Wednesday, trapping him deep in the hale. He was rescued by Hovelis and taken to his boarding house, recovering and expected to return to work in a week with contractor W. I, Lontlian.
Final preparations are made for ATL students regarding subscription blanks and funding for a new gymnasium and assembly hall. The athletic association leads fundraising with substantial sums, aiming to start work early in May and complete building plans before next term. BERGLAND ARRESTED. Police detain Slav Carl Bergland, a dishwasher, after a shop incident at the Howald cafe.
Dora Beck died during a westward health trip with his brother and daughter. The party faced a late layover at McCormick Nebraska due to a fierce blizzard. Beck, a well known jamblox resident, lived several miles east of Raton.
A heated debate centers on Rev. Herbert B Bigelow’s plan to strip streetcar firms of property owner consent requirements for tracks. Supporters argue it speeds public transportation while opponents fear eroding property rights and home rule. The bill, defeated in the House, faces possible amends to allow damages claims.
The kosher festival of Feast of Lots observance centers on reading the Book of Esther and recounts Mordecai and Esther heroism against Haman in the court of Ahasuerus. The holiday features the traditional fast and gift giving at the temple, with the community gathering at 980 Booth Fourth Street.
The Chal slot with Teelse Chursday and Cool Priday winding into weekend shows the playhouse closing during Holy Week. Manager aleCarthey plans to reopen Sunday with a large amusement show headlined by the Duke of Durkin.
Col Charles de Strohle and his wife have returned home from Miami where the colonel spent the winter for his health. They arrived Wednesday night.
A Rome dispatch in Wednesday’s Journal misreports an itinerant jubilee from March 20 to November. The Catholic clergy clarified no forgiveness is granted for sins during the event and rebuked the journal’s claim as erroneous.
Me mignyiends of Willi Long streat formerly of Annindi mourn the decline of William Longstreet a former drug store owner in Day Liu. His tuberculosis worsened after nine weeks in business and an examination revealed severe health decline. He wanders with pain and hope wanes as he lies in a hospital or home setting.
A lively notice praises a Chicago company production titled OFiner 666, praised for its humor and stage appeal. The piece highlights the detective play’s strong acting and engaging plot, noting a March 2a date and a Tarvis venue with an original cast.
A period column offering home beauty tonics and tonics for hair, skin, and eyes. Advises quinine mixtures, glycerine lotions, and a commercial approach to facial care, with routines for scalp massage, eyebrow care, and eye comfort. Mentions tonics, tonics candidates, and simple home remedies.
A London stage feature notes Charles Kennedy's Mlle Servant In The House at Smiths Theatre next Monday night. The play highlights unselfish service and brotherhood with a strong, noted cast led by Mobil H Norton and Victor Lambork from New York. The piece promises a lively production with familiar scenes and a Highland Daisy Horus sequence.
An old note mentions Hilland Castle offering a fine opportunity for dancing and singing, with a lively ensemble led by Mr. Savage delivering musical entertainment.
Pathe Weekly and Vitagraph all star cast present The Wonderful Statue a comedy with Lilian Walker and Ourtenay Foote. Extra added features include Red and White Roses. Francis X Bussman promotes the motion picture while a deal closes all day.
Mrs W B Cater leads a meeting with women and jewelers clubs to discuss preliminary steps for a general lunch meeting in the near future. The gathering will set decisive actions to support enforcement of the curfew law in the city. Several vital questions will be considered and a follow up meeting is planned to occur in a few days.
Purported medicinal claim extols Dr. King's New Discovery as the fast, lasting remedy for coughs colds bronchial and lung troubles. Advert reads testimonials from users and guarantees money back if unsatisfied urging readers to buy a bottle for emergencies.
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