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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1912
Page
6
Fragmented remarks cite party lines and praise various candidates for sheriff coroner and representatives. Voters hear claims of integrity and qualifications amid partisan debate about a nonpartisan ballot.
The text cites Francis Eaton Crocker and discusses units of electricity such as the ampere and ohm, touching on history, nationalities, and the development of electrical science. It contains garbled phrases and inaccuracies but references discovery, measurement, and naming of electrical terms.
Fragmentary text indicates electric power development and hydro electric companies making progress. Mentions diversion and manufacture, with evolving reports suggesting faster advancement than anticipated, but the passage is garbled and lacks clear specifics.
A Hamilton high school lamented the low interest in baseball as Pipils players reportedly see few fans. The Louisville Courier journal cites Colonel Roose and other figures discussing public enthusiasm amid the local school sports scene.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses water power and the shift to electricity, mentioning distribution, aisles, and development. It hints at historical industrial change and the rise of electrical manufacture, noting capital investment and progress themes without clear names or dates.
The article notes all seven candidates including Roosevelt are admitted to the bar with careers in public service. It highlights mature but frugal lives, long public experience, and none as radical reformers. Ages listed place most between mid to late fifties with Roosevelt younger. several born outside New York State.
A fragment from the Chicago Record-Herald notes a girl who tries to provoke others into doubting Abe’s correctness, framing the scene as a social gambit. The text hints at manipulation and public reaction within a political or personal debate context.
A college corner item lists Te The Swiree and others attending a Monday funeral for Walter Capers and a reunion in Liberty. In attendance were Mr and Mrs Chas Hettrick, Mrs N George, Harry Banithr, Mrs Suh and Mere Fdish Deifenhaugh, Rev J Echailes, Win Brown, Dr Paxton and Black, with Mes and Mrs Joe Baker of Somerville also mentioned. The report preserves a local social update with several named individuals and the events attended.
A fragmented society item lists Mrs Alfred Pullman and Albert Selby Abd visiting friends in Weet Elkton. Miss Brelly Harttop is in Hynnittoy visiting acquaintances. Mrs Frank Russell and Mrs Joa Hook are noted with Greentmah, indicating social calls and visits among local residents.
Fragmented OCR items show names and visits across towns and families. Mentions include Mr and Mrs Beckett and relatives visiting. Anna and Susie Taylor in Oxtoni. Miss Millie Matton and Miss Maud Mor ala in Collineville. extended gatherings with neighbors in Darttown and Contreras. Sunday school convention noted for Ross and Heaaver township.
Fragmentary OCR references a May date and a university context with unclear wording. No concrete event, people, or organizational details are readable to form a solid summary.
Mt Carmel Indiana May 22 local notes show Mrs Ta Bhelfant and Cora Asotin shopping in Cincinnati. Mrs Muside Greatboteh children returned from Laurel visit. Mrs Mabel Treds visiting Avost uiteniear. Mr. and Mrs. Louise Seoby visiting. Mrs Mary Lewis visiting Abdevaon. Mrs Agnes Doty and others from College Corner visiting Harriet Craig and relatives. Mrs Sno Quick of Brookville staying with Dr. J Wy Lucas. May and Mrs Willie Bridgford of Hamilton spent last Saturday night and Sunday with relatives. Albert Greattidted hog Ween ape pointed Monow clerk until May 21.
A Hamilton area couple, Carl Fistier and Miax Valero Shollebarger, were married Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Jones, with attendances from Collinsville and nearby communities. The event followed a local visit by Mrs. Arthur Bressure and Mr. R. F. Firley, reflecting the season’s social gatherings.
Friday night disrupted by an extended issue with attendees listed in partial names. Mentions Wooddale family and others. school closed Monday with a small picnic in Amustemig grave area referenced in incomplete notes.
A garbled OCR page lists scattered names and events from a Sunday afternoon in Millville and nearby areas. Mentions include Gillespie family, May 18, and Elizabeth Beckmeyer with TJ Wilson, plus varied references to class exams, a service, and routine daily activities.
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