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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1913
Page
10
The Lyric in Cincinnati hosts a great musical extravaganza this week featuring a diverse lineup. Local performers and guests bring a vibrant show with lively numbers and dynamic staging.
Miss Intrepidi joins other stars in expressing delight at the Wurlitzer Piano tone. Sold on easy terms under the One price no commission plan by the Rudolph Wurlitzer Co at 32 High St.
A New York editor announces Yale appoints a chief coach as Yale football seeks guidance for the season. The piece notes focused training on lanes and field strategy, with enthusiasts awaiting results amid questions about upcoming opponents and key players.
Martin Irank, 70, died after being struck by a cap of the Ghia Teenie Baile way Cop in Trenton Sunday. He suffered a fractured skull and died following treatment at Meccy hospital.
A fragmented notice from a Leon Mag company recounts women traveling Atlantic to Pacific praising a health remedy. The writing mentions Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a noted treatment said to restore health.
Miss Lorraine Kolbigsk and Miss Adelaide Srempsey host a Trinity College Washington event and a Mill University departure respectively while Miss Mildred Hill organizes a sizable informal gathering at a home on Main Street. Guests include Anne Goldvick Lorraine Holbrook Antoinette Failert Adelaide Dempsey Edon Keller Margaret Krebs and more. Socials feature games, gifts of gold conjuring a festive mood with tea and fruit in the afternoon.
An obscure OCR fragment describes a chaotic moment near a CH and De Froid house with a wagon or rail incident. A woman and others respond to the fall, with mentions of a heart and service, and a scattered, garbled account of the event.
An old advertisement extols Dr Willman Pintens as a remedy for nervousness neuralgia and related ailments. It warns of pale drawn complexions sunken eyes and weight loss signaling poor nourishment and urges readers to try the pills to prevent collapse.
Veterans and 75 members from Friends of Welzel Compton Post No M8 plan an encampment at Che tapoowa. They will march from the C., IL & D station to the ramp via Ly & N, and North Georgia soldiers will join at Loyhe battle eld route for the event.
The county emergency commission contracted with Dillon 18 to prepare plans for a new High and Main Street bridge for 50, and a Middletown bridge for 350. Dillon, a former county engineer, is an expert on bridge plans and will work with the county, though the fee was deemed low. Work expected to be ready within ten to six weeks after bids are received.
Amateur games were played Sunday with teams including Pirates and the Code club in a rough skirmish. The event featured weak play and unclear scoring amid messy local details and several misreadings in the record.
Disjointed report describes Koehler and Noehler trial wiring a local Ohio case. A collision on Main Street inflames a dispute. A Draken wood line leads to eye injury and later a liquidation demand at a game. Authorities link a poisoning charge to a party.
Fragmented OCR text notes late work and a busy scene at the center of town. Mentions a strine and Crowsheal. details unclear but indicates ongoing construction and a busy period for officials.
A garbled social column notes numerous people visiting, traveling, or staying with relatives across cities including Chicago, New York, Challamonga Velin, Cincinnati, Toledo, Detroit, Columbus, Indianapolis, and Maysville. Mentions include Mr and Mrs Low J Rosuchbaup, Miss Edith Gilligan, Miss Edna Basel, Leona Moorehead, Milton Drey, Kathleen Cormell, Mr and Mrs Gow Selwab, and others in a stream of weekend and weeklong visits and trips.
Fragmentary report notes Alma Kallner’s disappearance and body found in Louisville basement. Priest Tin a verdict not reached yet as evidence is deemed insufficient for first degree murder. Suspect’s claimed German birth and clerical background are outlined, with connections to St. Augustine’s seminary and New York parish roles.
Police linked a grim killing to a priest named Schmidt who confessed he killed the woman he loved after admitting infatuation. He described planning the act and attacking her, with investigators noting the body showed surgical-like dismemberment. Cards found in the apartment suggested Schmidt masqueraded as a singer and claimed medical ties in Paris.
Report from Mexico City dated September 13 cites Dr Aure Jinnu Urentia Br Urrutia minister under fire for alleged incompetence and lack of political experience. Senor Manuel Calero accuses him of improper conduct and questions his qualifications as interior minister.
Bonds sold by Presbyterian church trustees at Oxford to Kim Mr. Wylie. Ten filed against W T Woodward and others. Tin claims by Pearl against William. Hivarte suit by La Memall over damages. Alimony awarded to a wife in Woodrtt case with $4.75 weekly and attorney fees. Ten day tax refunders approved for Seits, Seveees, and Lukey. Catherine Baunialas settles $604 with Mosler base Co after John Bowman’s death. Will probated for Matthias Young. Hig Pho will of Mary Elizabeth probated. Crown rights and distributions noted for Chad Rah and heirs.
June 9 1914 will names executor Stock Distributed and Blucise stock assets. Wo C DelaCourt sued for divorce and alimony. Married June 9 1880 they have five children. Carpenters meet in Lo face en Liem quan bby. Lyons shot knee by a negro at Sharon. three suspects arrested at Middletown. Gospel Auto Meeting Y M C A near court house with Rev G W Bovard speaking on The Halkway Stich Life.
Chicago tilting market report lists corn oats and futures with September and December contracts. Prices shown include corn 73 1 2 and 71 8 with oats near 41 3 1, reflecting a volatile session.
A daughter was born to Mrs Ea Grebier of South Third Street. The sheriff from Jackson Kentucky arrived Sunday morning instead of Thursday and took Greenberry McIn tosh back to Breathitt County for the killing of Greenberry Coombs.
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