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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1911
Page
9
The article notes Hamilton women contributed to a semicentennial campaign with a total record of 869,366 dollars raised for foreign missionary work. It highlights key donors, meetings, and the involvement of leaders from New York and local federations, detailing the drive's impact and the ongoing support from community figures and groups.
The Rev. T. Miley, pastor of the First Baptist Church, has returned from a two week preaching tour in Brooklyn New York. He dismisses rumors about a new post and plans to mark his fifth year as pastor this Sunday with an anniversary sermon. A reception and fraternity event are planned for next week with attendees from Dayton and Mant fly town, including Gen. Thomas Powell from Columbus.
Maine lawmakers debated a federal tax relief plan with party lines. The House and Senate considered amendments and a veto threat, while Governor Plaisted commented as Democratic leaders pushed a program aligned with party platforms. The measure faced reversals and revisions before adjournment.
Reports indicate toler, de Mivel Gr and other trade leaders prepared for a strike in the city over wage and pay issues. Union organizers urged adherence to the eventual agreement as members awaited details on pay, apprenticeships, and working conditions.
Fragmentary text describes a brutal incident at the post office with unclear details. Witness mentions a person Fentered the pustiltice Hl sextorday and a trion of Che proxtat tip. Clerk opened for Iss this morning as confusion spread.
Reports from Mexico describe ferocious battles with heavy casualties as revolutionary leaders push for peace yet fighting continues. Officials dispute claims of 2000 dead on each side and deny a destroyed town report. insurgent leaders insist the insurrection persists amid mounting loss.
Fragmentary report notes a $17,000 ransom paid connected to Vox Yount and a noted dancer. The text also mentions NS, ML, Marvel at OT, and references to individuals Diehl Aly Mamet and others, with scattered phrases about a war hideout, a midnight voyage, and a rebuilt vehicle, but details are unclear.
A garbled OCR passage discusses a large 200 million dollar figure tied to New York and a complex corporate plan. It mentions tax impacts, plant costs, income, capitalization, and reserves, but the exact entities, dates, and outcomes are obscured. The text lacks coherent facts suitable for a precise summary.
Rochester receives state support to host the National Grand Army of the Republic encampment from August 21 to 22. The bill passed with one dissenting vote in the New York legislature, with officials and committees arranging funds, transportation, and accommodations to ensure comfort and access for attendees.
A U S department study examines how drawn poultry decomposes under commercial handling versus traditional methods. Observations cover packing, shipping, and retail handling with notes on sampling, storage, and depot practices. Market closures list Chicago Wheat Corn and Oats prices as context.
The Rentachler building board of trustees approved April principal and interest on bonds totaling 11886.04 and allocated 10000 for the same purpose. They designated local banks to receive lands, set 2 percent interest, and named First National Bank as fund depository. Separately Hamiton school district sinking fund approved March and April allocations totaling 438.25 and 2200 respectively. In Prytania avenue, grocer Hianley Tasso filed for bankruptcy in U S court, liabilities listed at 300 and assets at 200.
The Ohio House narrowly backs direct popular election of U S senators by a large majority, with 13 votes against. 14 absentees left the outcome unclear while Democrats show mixed loyalty. The era notes a ship canal bill then faces two thirds vote requirements and calendar placement amid opposition. A local tale tells of a man losing a new coat to a thief and receiving a worn replacement.
Cincinnati reports that Judge Hunt was compelled by a circuit court writ of mandamus to rule on an affidavit of bias against all Hamilton county common pleas judges except Judge Gorman. The Cox perjury case, moved away from Gorman, stalled as the injunction dissolved and the matter returns to Judge Hunt awaiting action.
The Holley family, destitute and with ill children, received relief after a prolonged charity appeal. Associated Charities and county infirmary directors discussed funds and fees, with Belle Po Radley arranging the order for aid as officials noted a depleted relief fund.
Oscar Wilkerson sells his West Main Street residence in City to City Solicitor John P. F. Neilan who will move into the property. Fannie Slater buys a Park Avenue residence near Fator Avenue and plans to relocate there.
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