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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1913
Page
2
Butler County court house undergoes repairs after a fire damaged interiors. Contractors move offices, cut doors, and create holes in floors while dust and debris fill rooms. Officials report delays as light water gas and heat are cut off and offices become dumping grounds. Tax collection will require additional space for crowds.
A Baker murder trial enters a new phase in a temporary courtroom at Jacobs Ball. Judge Harlan presides as special jurors are drawn from multiple townships including Miltonville Hamilton Wayne and Morgan. Trial motions and witness lists continue as state and defense prepare for proceedings.
An ad touts Putnam’s Corn Extractor to remove corns and callouses, claiming painless treatment and quick results. It warns against untried remedies and notes the product costs 25 cents per bottle, sold by druggists and the Drug Co Radcliffe Deng.
Joseph Burlkoski was picked up by police on High Street near Fridley after being intoxicated. The man was found in the vicinity near Champion Coated Mills in Braird and taken into custody.
A mountaineer visited the county sheriff and asked for the calien clerk, then proceeded to the probate court where William Isaacs and Maude Sututt were licensed to wed. The exchange revealed a humorous misnaming and a forthcoming marriage license.
PS Kennedy, superintendent of the Western and Southern Taife Ta anrunee company, reports the birth of a baby girl at 0224 at Campbell Avenue. The family welcomed the newborn into their home during a moving event in Talluek.
An old advertisement touts a cold cure claiming relief in one day and grip in two days. It features the signature of E W Grove and references Bromo Quinine as a laxative component. The text reads 206 and emphasizes rapid symptom relief.
A recent windstorm damaged telegraph wires belonging to C. H. & D. and delayed both passenger and freight trains. The storm toppled insecure towers and palings across parts of the city, stripped some shade trees of branches, and caused widespread disruption. Also reported is the appraisal of the estate of Andrey BE. Ashlin in this city at $1400.
Hamilton Judge No 17 notes an initiator degree evening as C F phase guides two candidates. Two weeks from tonight the Silver Link No 508 Daughters of Kehrev will host a big event initiating a large number of candidates.
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