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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1913
Page
2
The Journal, a well regarded Democratic paper in Borler County, pledges prompt correction of any item readers identify as inaccurate. It notes publication origin from Hamilton, Ohio, and reflects its status under the 1879 act, with assurance of maintaining its established reputation.
The city of Hamilton mourns the death of Peter Schwab, a prominent, generous, and principled public figure. Schwab supported the needy, aspired for justice, and influenced local life through charity, business acumen, and fearless leadership remembered by friends and readers alike.
Sunday rallies across Hamilton churches highlighted Y M C A work with pastors from Trinity St Paul First United and other congregations urging church members to support the association. Talks covered personal service, outreach to the needy, and the Y M C A as a training ground for church work amid various meetings and upcoming Harvest Home programs.
Peter Schwab, born in Bavaria in 1838, emigrated to America in 1850. He built a career from clipper’s apprentice to Cincinnati Brewing Company, expanding into real estate and city infrastructure. A Democrat, he influenced Hamilton and Cincinnati politics, led streetcar and trolley projects, supported Morey Hospital, and served on civic boards. He died after a long, influential life marked by business growth and public service.
An advertisement-like summary praising a new English dictionary edition with updated jargon and technical terms. It highlights recent coinages such as Wake, fob, and others and adds new words like Beaiustucut and Okapi. The text emphasizes comprehensive definitions, authoritative sources, and wide coverage of modern language changes.
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