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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1911
Page
9
The page shows a bold Missing Word Contest with ads listing correct words in sequence. It notes eligibility, submission timing, and prize details, warning against late or unsigned entries and promising an increasing prize pool as more days pass.
The May 24 graduation event will feature diplomas, with presentations by faculty and honored speakers. The program lists students and staff, including the principal and organizing committee, as attendees gather for the ceremony. A court case involving Davis is noted with a monetary claim of $908 in dispute and a related defense.
The Journal reports plans to press on Saturday amid uncertain actions by city leaders and concerns over the completion of current works. Officials reportedly face delays while securing approvals and finalizing access to Court Street and surrounding sites.
A May 12 report from New Brunswick notes marriages and related ceremonies to be read in Anglican churches across Canada. It cites Archbishop Matheson of Winnipeg and Archbishop Hamilton of Ontario in a pastoral addressing marriage validity and divorce, with Quebec religious orders affected by recent decisions.
Fragmentary report from a courthouse in May mentions Wilwad Haye facing battery charges. The judge dismissed the case in Garner court, with a jury panel and a $500 bond noted. Details are garbled and names unclear.
A garbled notice from the Westchester area announces a Jubilee event to be held next week. It mentions social rents in Hueybiquash, references mortgages on Wircaburel that have recently been paid off and will be burned, and notes vestments will be served.
A garbled notice describes bids and proposed work and the looming role of unions in the process. Names and places are unreadable, but the core idea centers on bid invitations and potential union involvement affecting completion.
An ailing man was arrested Thursday afternoon after police found a wheelbarrow and a wheel wagon in his possession. Authorities say the items may be stolen and identified a person from non it, with the suspect later jailed after Friday morning custody.
Congressman Cox and Timothy A. Ansley of the Fifth Ohio district travel to Dayton while local Democrats discuss Harmon as a possible nominee. Mayor Burkboat and others prepare for a ten day visit to French Lick Springs to discuss campaign strategy and Governor Ja rison reappointment.
Jumbled OCR notes describe a smallpox outbreak in Kentucky with references to Middletown and Columbus. Mentions health officials, patients, and a plan for investigation and quarantine. Names and places are unclear but indicate public health response and possible travel to Columbus.
William A W Taylor a Chestnut street barber received information about his health after suffering a respiratory issue while traveling south. He was admitted to a hospital in Chicago following an operation and remains under care.
Fragmentary text discusses innings and spare players in ties. Mentions a person to call for information and names an office or contact point, but details are garbled and unclear.
A man identified as Sir Mavaiogs is detained by Detroit authorities amid a controversial case. The governor of Michigan in Lansing was contacted about the matter, with officials seeking clarifications on detention procedures and potential political implications.
Commissioner Wineh attended the funeral of Tate Patricg Cobden in Middletown, as Mhameee PuBar also observed the service. The event reflected official recognition and community mourning in the local area.
Thannis seewert Wasaernsynd collided with pedestrians on the sidewalk near South Becomland Wednesday night. A hearing heard details as the driver was fined.
Colnndius OM reports the prosecution seeks to try Representative George J Nye indicted for bribery next Wednesday. Sentor Lett Andrews and Rodney Z Diewle senate sergeant-at-arms are also to be tried. The senate inquiry committee met in secret discussing legal phases and potential testimony. Those under subpoena may be compelled to testify by Prosecutor Corner and are warned not to disclose testimony details.
The Young Buffalo Wild West show tents pitched on Frank Kinel’s land in Hamilton’s lower Second Ward. The program features Annie Oakley, Ambrose Meuls, and Felia Allen with horse Buddy Bred Burns. Audiences praise its cleanliness and variety of performances.
Robert Pieper son of Mrs Mary Pieper of Prout and Hurnett streets suffered a jaw attack after an accident in front of the Payne hotel and was hospitalized at Mercy where doctors report severe lockjaw. A damage suit seeks 4000 in Chel Conion plea court. Attorney Patrick Gaynor represents Mrs Sarah Alysander against the Obin Mleeting Ry for injuries from a car incident on Ninth Street Middletown two years ago.
John Reiff a tailor from West Street dies at 8 after a long life beginning in Unterhausen Germany. Survived by widow a son and three daughters two sisters. Funeral details not yet announced. A separate street accident injures Welch, and a legal notice requests dissolution of an injunction in the Bender Co. versus Kaps-Brehm Co case.
Citizens petition Mash Harris and others to urge county commissioners to repair the Gyan Boulevard bridge, described as unsafe for travel and in need of immediate attention. The letter requests the board to take prompt action to restore a safer crossing for the public.
The article reports Judge Murphy returning to lead the traction company, Baele, after prior dismissal. A tense confrontation occurred in front of Naigle's property as the trial or dispute renewed tensions with Vie, amid rumors of the company being reinstated or reconstituted.
Lotus M Paxton of Morning Sun and Aneliy A Davis of Oxford secured a marriage license in Brookville. Clarence Lynn was arrested for quantity offense, held briefly, and released after a short detainment. The hospital yesterday rallied, and a special code journal column notes repeal of an electric delay bill.
Traffic blocked by a line of Ohio Bloatzia folk at Oblinger's Friday morning. William Uanley, jailed by Mayor Rothwell, was released today by order of the mayor.
The Oxford high school reception for the seniors, held at Miss Esther Robertson’s home, featured gold and lavender decorations, speeches, and a banquet. Myron Ells presided as toastmaster as about fifty students and teachers enjoyed music, toasts, and a chocolate shop banquet. The event capped a week of anticipation as the class prepared for graduation.
Greer reported a wheel theft in Greer on Thursday night. A white man, seen near High Street, was questioned by police as part of the ongoing investigation.
Judge Gard engaged in hearing the case of John H. Lang and others against J. A. Shuler and others on a suit on delivery bench. CHICAGO MAY 12 Wheat... corn and oats quoted in market notes.
Washington May 12 The Mosicno ctigis may be expect ed at any moment. It will not be de nied sineh Wrager Ct intervention is foreseen. The property interests of Americans in Mexico furnish a motive. Congress is to be briefed with dispatches and confidential reports. A special message from President Taft is being prepared to seek authority for intervention if needed. Leaders in both houses have been called to the White House, shown outlines, and briefed on military preparations. Prominent figures in foreign affairs and party leaders are among those prepared for what comes next.
Warren Gard will speak at Somerville High School tonight during the commencement exercises at the Presbyterian church. The event marks the close of the school year with Gard delivering the commencement address to graduates and attendees.
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