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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1913
Page
2
The Journal notes a tightening circulation audit and heightened scrutiny by the Association of American Advertisers. Editors acknowledge advertiser fears about reputation and circulation accuracy as they address postal and congressional inquiries from March 3, 1879.
The fragment discusses agitation and national treachery, comparing Japan to worn out England. It notes distressing conditions, high costs for farms, and plans to move populations. It mentions Russia and a hypothetical attack, with a claimed ability to deploy forces into exile but not to adapt domestically.
District growers and nearly all in Congress rallied Saturday for wool production as a key state industry. The report notes 95,000 parsons engaged in wool, with votes suggesting strong support. It highlights road, bridge, and river improvements and calls for fair freight charges and merit-based appointments, referencing Dayton and Butler county concerns.
The document records government officials discussing Hamilton flood aid, with references to President Tumulty and Secretary Lane. It notes cabinet and congress involvement, promises of study, and possible federal legislative action to prevent future floods, reflecting a period dialogue on disaster relief and policy planning.
A Hamilton citizen testifies to kidney pain and sleepless nights then credits Dow's Kidney Pills with relief after two boxes. The ad cites Foster Muirn Co of Buffalo as US agents and urges readers to try the product for 50 cents with pharmacy availability nationwide.
A historical letter excerpt discusses responses from government officials including Secretary of War Lindley M. Garrison and others about flood scenes in Hamilton and a booklet of pictures. They express concern for flood prevention and pledge careful consideration, noting federal involvement and earnest support.
A series of land conveyances and estates chronicled including parcels in Liberty Oxford Hamilton and Hanover townships. Transactions list buyers such as Charles B Kurtz and Elizabeth Livingston with acre ages ranging from under one to 219 acres. Amounts noted include $1 and $1 500 with numerous affidavits recorded for title releases and lot transfers.
A Columbus dispatch lists numerous bills signed by Governor Cox. It names House and Senate bills with authors such as King Derivon Avanibilus Conover Mithor Vising, and Lloyd, plus provisions on tuberculosis hospitals, township taxes, highway provisions, municipal property, medical fees, and paroled inmates.
Ohio mortality statistics for 1911 released by the Canans trea show death rate rising from 12.9 in 1909 to 17 in 1910 and then easing, with regional shifts noted. Also announced is the appointment of ALB Peekin jan as a member of the alalemax commission and W. K. Naker as Ohio chief deputy, following nomination by the Governor.
Springfield Ohio May 5 Attorney Martin a leading local lawyer died Friday after illness from the tye flood. Born January 27 1847 in Pen, he moved to Medway Ohio and rose to prominence representing large corporate clients. He served as president of First National Bank Springfield Railway Co Bar Association and Ohio Society of Sons of the Revolution. TO HONOR WILBUR WRIGHT London May 6 address to be delivered May A by Howaro Darwin member of advisory cantles for aeronautics and son of the naturalist Wilbur Wright was a member and gold medalist of the Society.
A strike vote was ordered by railroad conductors and train crews in the eastern ferriloty region after talks with railroad managers. The action follows recently submitted wage demands from the employer side, with representatives citing unresolved issues and the need for stronger leverage amid ongoing negotiations.
The board considers an estimate for restoring Lane Free Library. A committee will secure plans and front repairs, aiming to reopen the library in working order. Updates will follow on financing and construction, with delays noted for library area restoration. Perth Amboy May 190? reports a local pawnbroker’s renewal lapse amid slow business.
A 14 year old boy and his sister aged about nine were reported missing to the police Sunday night after leaving home around two in the afternoon. They were traced to a visit with friends but the siblings did not return home. The police were alerted and a search began.
Unreadable advert promises Hay's Hair Health restores grey hair to its natural color and beauty. Claims immediate throat improvement and money back. Offers free samples via mail and sales pitch for Husky Harting Soap.
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