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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1913
Page
2
An advertisement describes a corngraft remedy marketed as painless and quick. It promises relief from corn pain with a claimed painless method and mentions availability through B. Lawrence & Co. in Chicago at 25e or by prescription. The copy imitates a dramatic testimonial tone.
A fragmentary report notes a garden party hosted by MRE WIMSON. Attendees expected a late gathering as a chilly wind rolled through the May date, with wraps and lingering guests noted amid the gusts.
Police court records report a Shah involved in a pile-driver mishap that sent the device into the river a week ago. A man named Shank appeared for intoxication and was remanded for peace duties.
Consulting Engineer John W. Hill and Cincinnati colleagues urged immediate permanent levee work along Hamilton’s Third ward to shield from floods. A levee plan estimated at 266000 dollars aims to reduce river debris and protect bridges on High and Main streets, with dredging and channel widening to follow.
The Argabright case faces delay as the court plans to reconvene with the same jury to ensure due process after indictments in January. Prosecutor Patterson notes jurisdiction and resident jurors, citing potential impacts on the trial timeline. The matter includes references to related defendants and an affiliated union in Cincinnati.
In Willmar district court many charges were dropped after the case against Middleton resident Mr Tug. Mrs Longwoued refused to testify before the grand jury on Thursday. The main charge against Tug was dismissed along with several others including burglary incests and embezzlement among listed offenses.
A regional religious land sale item notes the opening of a half shaven general conference of the United Beatties with bishops Carter Weekley and Malewya leading prayers and addresses. Election of officials occurs at Archishiy and Windlay figures in the secretary role with reorganizations and expectations surrounding school openings.
A fragment reports a land sale involving 4005 acres except for sealed buildings. The enterprise is under new management and likely to influence policy.
Secretary Brean avas 2 Wilde Ste met in the state department in the morning for about half an hour with von at Chinda representing Japan. The ambassador left with the secretary and the ambassador returned to the embassy. Photographers captured images of the women arriving side by side. No statement was made about the protest.
Fragmentary courtroom note reveals a suit to restrain actions by Westrom and others, with mentions of a table move and a foundation division. It lists a price or value line and a sale of gold filled watches, sold out, at a specified High Street address.
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