06 May 1912
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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1912
Page
6
Mrs Byke and Mrs Millikin hosted a Saturday club meeting with many attendees from Avondale Wyoming and Dayton. Highlights included a first prize silver item, a modest dinner, and invitations for the next gathering. also noted are Helping Hand Society talk plans and a birthday celebration for Mrs Carolina Luni with a family surprise party.
Mrs. Coz of Glueitati Mins Marahelt was the soloist at the last nyephany concert in Hawillow. The social meeting of the Progressive Literary Society, to have been held tomorrow evening, has been indefinitely postponed due to illness. The Current Events Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Thery Crame Wednesday morning at wine o'clock.
President Taft plans the most extensive speechmaking of his career with addresses in Cincinnati Batavia and Columbus tonight. He will speak at 6:35 or 10:00 in the morning and 10:85 in the evening before returning to Washington tomorrow afternoon.
Report from Columbia dated May 6 notes Wilson supporters claim they will control county and state conventions. The article discusses delegates and the Wilson campaign's apparent strength ahead of the elections, with party factions preparing for the May 16 convention and Gownor Woodrow Wilson as a focal point.
In Harrisburg Pa on May 6 the Guthie and Bitter factions of the Pennsylvania Democrats clashed over the upcoming state convention. Waitman Ritter claims at least 192 delegates while organizers expect more. James M. Goffey of Pittsburgh denied any candidacy though national delegates will include A. Mitchell Palmer, Stroudsburg. James Day Gordon of Philadelphia. and others seeking state treasurer and general, four representatives at large, and presidential electors.
Roosevelt appears to have swept Texas in the pre contest primaries with a large delegation to the national convention. Wilson led harmonious blocs in Democratic precincts while Roosevelt denounced Taft’s trust policy and prepared a formal response. Delegates and dates reflect a charged party scene as the campaign moves toward Baltimore.
Fragmentary dispatch from Harrisburg discusses Bryan Howley and delegates for the presidential nomination. The message to Howley urges unity, denies plans to embarrass Bryan, and references conference discussions at Duquesne Club with Democratic leaders.
A flurry of social calls and visits appears in local society notes. Mr and Mrs Calvin Brown and Mildred Stillwaugh mingle with friends in Chreinnali and Middletown while numerous others travel to Cincinnati, Trenton, Dayton, and Detroit for theater, hosting, or family gatherings.
Mason plant employees at Martin Masott Brewing Co staged a work stoppage. A meeting at the joint office included Hamilton and Maybe the Public, with representatives outlining grievances about ventilation, foreman treatment, and plant conditions as the strike continued.
Isaac M'FALL aged 68 dies. Survived by six children Abra Ben, Hab ert Willig, Mraaik, Clin Me Jali. Also by two sisters Mrs Llewid of Camden and Mrs Applegate of Ceemantown, and a brother Frank Mehil of Tepe. Residence at Chenin Moral, Het Cuatial avenue. Visitation Friday evening at Kha looks to Rey. Funeral Friday at 11 from Fine nov. af fmaling, Prteriwot. Greun wool.
Mrs Katherine Welliver died after several weeks illness. Born October 1834, she is survived by son George Welliver president of the Osford nat bank and son Charles a lawyer in Indianapolis. Widow a Presbyterian church member and supporter of Christian faith. Funeral held this afternoon at two by Rev. Maser and Rev. Davis. Also notes Miami vs. Oxford track meet results and local community updates including marriages and social notices.
Sage and sulfur based hair remedy marketed to restore natural color and prevent fading. Claims of quicker, stronger hair with reduced shedding and scalp healing. Available at druggists with money back guarantee, distributed by Ayesit Hard Slitte Drug Co.
A resolution passed by the First United Presbyterian of Hamilton endorses the Hamilton board of education plan for a new high school and building in Las Hamilton. It calls on congregation teachers to give hearty support, noting a similar resolution was missed by St Johns Church.
Ministers gathered in the morning to receive the resignation of Rev. A Moorehead who presided as president. Rev. A Lielwan was chosen president to serve an expired term while ministers discussed union evangelistic services but took no definite action. Tonight city ministers and wives plan a Stewall banquet for Rev. and Mrs. Moorehead at the St Charles hotel.
Tonight at 8:00 the annual souuty sanition of the Knights of Pything will be held in Middletown W I C with Judge Murphy presiding. Delegations from Late Star Hamilton lodges and the Uniformed rank expected. program lists Welcome Address by R J Van derveer and other speakers including O M Bake.
The Owls propose establishing a sanitarium and camping area on public land to treat tuberculosis patients. Legislation would revive the Department of the Interior power to set aside up to four grade lands, reverting to the United States if unused for two years. The project seeks nonpaid treatment and aims to gain broad support from the order and others.
On Wednesday May 15 the Butler County Athletic elite plans a boxing exhibition at Switch's theater to benefit the Hamilton Insehall team. A. teney negl Dent will be pulled off by Bark Domaine of Armond Ind. Mid Battling White of Chicazo will weigh in. Two other good six round preliminaries accompany the card.
The group including Mayor Straub Riley Garver and Mike Weigel enjoyed an outdoor outing near Venice, gathering mushrooms land turtles and Indian turnips. They returned home with a humorous memory of the turnips and jokes shared among friends. A Cincinnati Enquirer note from New York recalls Warner Ens and former Oxford ties, while Jack Lewis reports the Lewis Oliver company will tour again next season with Cortington in the cast and plans to return to Hamilton.
Max Tiemann has established a fertilizer production plant on the Riley farm south of the city. A state health endorsement for the sanitary tank was reported as perfect in every respect. Public officials including Jola A Holzberger, David DeArmond, and councilmen Aker, Moyer, Welah and Schaffer visited the facility Saturday to inspect the safety features and construction, finding the plant radia and adequate for sanitation.
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