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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1912
Page
2
Markets Today from Cincinnati on November 2 reports wheat futures and cash quotes for No 2 and No 4 grades, mixed grains and feeds, Norley winter and spring varieties, and Belovar and Dover blends. It lists cattle prices for steers and heifers, cows, and fat hogs, with ranges for quality grades and packers.
New York on November 2 Chaivuan McCombs of the Democratic National Committee announced the cancellation of a Wilson parade planned for today. He said the governor did not want to review a political parade during the funeral events for the president. The decision came after confirmation that the funeral would be held today.
The Rev A7 syllek of Lafayette Indiana will preach morning and evening services at the First Presbyterian Church this Sunday and act as pastor for several weeks until a new minister can be secured.
Julie Baker leased Sworm ion Thursday and Friday he became sonned. He went to the home of Mrs. Tranek sister of John Kennedy and after asking for money was refused. He tried to tear a bracelet from her arm. She drove him off and her brother signed a warrant for his arrest which departed later that night.
The Cincinnati Lebanon and North amby company filed suit in probate court against the Windsor-Malthauser Brewing Co seeking permission to appropriate land for a railroad right of way at Middletown.
Glenny Hartider and Ww. K. Rhotemus as executors filed a first account showing receipts of 45 544.04 and expenditures of 5676.22 with a balance on hand of 50.80, in the Brice Barkrader estate proceedings.
Superintendent B A Paher of Dayton state Hospital asks the next legislature to provide 80000 dollars for two new buildings on the grounds here. The institution now has 1236 patients, a total far higher than previously recorded.
Plaintiffs Mary A. Morey and others filed a petition in the Court of Common Pleas against numerous defendants including Jacob B. Burnet and Caroline B. Neff. The suit seeks to quiet title and remove potential heirs at law and unknown devisees, declaring the claimed interests void and requiring defendants to answer by December 14, 1912. Chas. Arinson, Clerk.
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