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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1911
Page
3
Dr M Meek announces new office on third floor Rentschler Building Rooms 305 306 devoted to treatment of diseases of women. Office hours 9 to 12 1 to 4 Sunday 9 to 12.8 phones.
Kits Sal Penner returns home after a pleasant visit with relatives in Huehville Tad and Mrs Wilbert Birch of Trenton. Mrs Eva Stapleton of High Street plans a southern winter. Hon Charles Donovan and wife visit Mr and Mrs May and wife of every stevol.
A claim for Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural digestive aid. The letter by John R Brooke endorses the tablets, cites tests and physicians, mentions ingredients, and urges purchases or free samples from FA Stuart Co of Michigan.
Willian J. Davis of Nashville, head of the suspended Camogie trust company, was convicted of stealing 140400 from a Carnegie Trust Co. trust fund. He received an indeterminate term of four years and eight months in prison. After sentencing, defense counsel sought arrest, while the district attorney faces a certificate of reasonable doubt on appeal with a Supreme Court order returnable next Monday.
In Wanuay City Massachusetts on November 2 a death scene is described during the second trial of Dr. D Clark Lyle. Nurse Pearl Virginia Kellar testified she saw a capsule from a pink box handed to Col Swope and told to administer it. The state argues the capsule contained cyanide and strychnine and cites convulsions observed in the philanthropist.
Preliminary juror qualification occurs as twelve jurors are seated for the McNamara trial. Five sworn, seven await examination by opposing counsel Losco and Mey consider removal under code provisions amid ongoing voir dire.
Negotiations between Rhode Islam railroad and shop employees were expected to reach a decision today. If a strike is called about 8000 men across five crafts would be affected.
Columbus notes say the state public service commission is studying a broad restructuring to greatly expand top staff and overhaul the handling of Ohio utilities. Members indicated the reorganizational plan would affect nearly all commissions operations and staff.
New Orleans workers and bankers saw near unanimous support for the Aldrich monetary reform plan at a meeting of the American Bankers Association as the year 24 progressed, signaling broad backing for the proposal.
The family gathering at Mr and Mrs George Solhgen celebrated Mrs Bling Baling gen's seventy fifth birthday with forty one of forty two living children grandchildren and great grandchildren. The event filled the home with relatives and festive music followed by a resean dinner and gifts. The day also included visits and surprise parties at several other homes with games prizes and luncheon celebrations hosted by members of the community.
Franklin Alten, prominent Cincinnati banker and director of the National Bank, was seriously injured Thursday night when he slipped on ice at Race and Canal streets. His right shoulder was dislocated and he suffered multiple bruises and possible internal injuries.
Middletown resident Charles Bigler has a petition in circulation for the May primary nomination for country commissioner. The effort shows broad local activity as candidates press for positions. Eagles Here: Cincinnati crowds attend the local bazaar while Frank Kinch is noted among attendees. Bridge acceptance: The canal bridge at Westtown is approved by inspectors and will be repaired soon.
Three men including BE D Clark Jay Fitzwater and Watson Scranton were sentenced by Judge Urever to one year in jail each for their roles in the Tar Party case at Lincoln Center Kab. Nov. The jury had previously failed to convict two others as details remained unclear from the damaged text.
Strickler receives a three month workhouse term for non support but the sentence is suspended after he pleads guilty and agrees to support his child. A fine was suspended along with the term.
A damaged OCR fragment reports a damages case involving John Aisstiy against Ute Wiaibas. The jury returned a verdict or decision, but the exact outcome is unclear due to text corruption. Further readable details are not available in the fragment.
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