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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1916
Page
3
Lillie Brewer sues for divorce from Samuel Brewer and seeks separation terms. The filing outlines alimony and living arrangements, with attendance at hearings in September. The parties discuss living together amid disputes, but the petition indicates intent to separate and resolve support and visitation issues.
Democratic candidates on the separate judicial ballot will appear as Carl James Albertinson and Muria Donaliy two Uiw court members to be elected For the Court of Appeals La 1 ones For the Pratata Court Robert Woodie K Those names appear on a separate ballot without party designations Voters must place an OX before each nominee to ensure correct ballot marking for the judicial race.
At a Knights meeting in Millville Galway efforts will be made to revive the Downty association once a valued social bond. The plan seeks to restore what was counted as a fine thing in prior years, with increased attendance and renewed communal activity. John Moeller was injured on Third Street while performing duties at Datillo's fruit shop. He suffered a severe wound and remains confined with uncertain recovery. Albert Kuengly, on duty, is reported to be back with improved health after an earlier incident. The newspaper also notes upcoming sports coverage and local happenings.
An advertisement for Dr. Weist, a physician in Columbus Ohio, promoting private home based treatments for women and men. The notice claims fifteen years in the community, focus on chronic diseases, and offers free consultation and examination with no charge. It lists conditions like nervous exhaustion, insomnia, and various bodily complaints with promises of non surgical methods.
Alvaro Sito presented to Secretiny Lansing and state department officials as the new Japanese ambassador. Mae Suto, a veteran diplomat educated at Depanw University in India, is referenced. Mo, formerly minister to the Netherlands, has been appointed ambassador to Avghin-Hungary as power shifts begin. President Wilson expected to receive credentials when he returns to Washington for the winter.
A Dayton district gathering featured Miss Deegan Mee Kuo and Ceclther Hind Willond among speakers. The session included reports from Mes. Lani Whitiare and Mes. Howard Curler, with a focus on missionary work and community outreach amid local conditions. A separate note mentions an accident causing injuries and a bond post for Larry Stem and others, with legal actions and a divorce case involving Rosse Say Crondali.
An 18 year old boy, Janus Brown, was swindled at a dice game in a Hamilton pool room. Police say the event involved Steve Tenlock and Charles Walsh, with money taken and a claim of a joke. Four defendants were arrested and face preliminary hearings, while Brown and another youth remained detained awaiting bond.
Fragmented dispatches report heavy fighting across the Somme and Meuse sectors with Russian and Bulgarian counter moves. Key battles include French resistance at Pavia Plea and German efforts near Tolidarkes and Hyodty, while air activity centers on German planes near Vih town and Galicia frontline skirmishes intensify.
The piece warns that rising wheat costs threaten a five cent loaf, with cities shifting to six or ten cent breads. It promotes Shredded Wheat Biscuit as a complete, protein-rich alternative from Niagara Falls, offering consistent price and high quality for breakfast with milk, cream, or fruit.
Margate, southeast of London, was visited by a German air raid that caused slight damage this morning. Two people were slightly injured. British planes pursued the hostile aircraft.
The report lists Tasnittant registration figures showing 8,729 voters, up from 9,724 in Akt, with a noted increase of 245 in Hamilton and 50 women registrants counted separately. It includes ward by ward tallies for First through Sixth wards and mentions a Galveston trial connected to Willians Black, with details of Marshal Citations, witnesses, and alleged spoliation. plus an unrelated fatality in Marshall.
Weather summary describes government and Ganperatire conditions with temperatures ranging from 46 degrees to 38 degrees over the weekend. Mentions a killing prost and a closing event Saturday morning and Sunday morning, with notes on inviting temperature spikes and weather changes.
Fragmented ad copy claims catarrh leads to consumption and promotes Flood's Sarsaparilla as the best remedy. It asserts the tonic purifies blood and strengthens long tissues, urging readers to ask their druggist for that preparation.
Indicted prisoners appeared before Judge Murphy for arraignment on charges including murder and arson. Walter Balser pleaded not guilty to murder. Lis Allarney sought bond, set at 2000. Other defendants entered pleas of not guilty or guilty to various counts including assault, burglary, and weapons offenses.
A birthday dinner honored the bride and groom at the Fletcher home. George Willey and his bride were married Saturday evening at Unity church parsonage with many out-of-town guests attending. Attendees included Shackelford Bauer and others, while notices mention engagements, dinners, and upcoming initiations at local lodges.
A Tanlac health expert presents a novel questioning approach about bodily problems and introduces Tanlac as a tonic to relieve digestive and assimilative disorders. The ad claims Tanlac improves appetite, digestion, energy, and overall vitality, listing symptoms it allegedly addresses and noting available outlets in multiple towns and stores.
The item lists names connected to marriage licenses including Chariog Pennington and others, ages and occupations, with an autopsy report noting cause and the coroner. It mentions Dr. Zentiss and a police inquiry into a fatal incident with a juvenile court handling.
An advertisement claims Q-Ban hair restorer darkens gray hair evenly without dye. It promises full head coverage, harmless roots staining, and a satisfaction guarantee. The Ardcliffe Port Co solicits out of town orders.
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