17 Sep 1912
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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1912
Page
1
The Minti Association of Baptist Churches marks its 114th anniversary at First Baptist Church Miami with over 500 delegates expected from district churches and Kentucky, as studies prepare meals for delegates on Wednesday and Thursday in social rooms.
An advertisement touts Bly's Cream Balm as a fast remedy for runny nose, nasal congestion, throat soreness, and foul breath from catarrh. It claims cleansing, healing, and antiseptic effects without cocaine or harmful drugs, easy application, and strong efficiency even in worst cases. Buy a 50 cent bottle from your druggist to start treatment immediately.
Report shows coal costs climbing with September price boosts and expectations of further gains in the first weeks of October. Observed increases span multiple grades and include anthracite, driven by high lake demand and depleted winter stocks, with dealers forecasting continued rises.
Overnight delegates will be cared for by church members. The schedule lists many devotional, report, and address sessions with speakers from Hamilton, Norwood, Porte and Kenicky, plus a Women’s Missionary Society program. Jacob Theiss named chief of police for the coming fair. Superior Shoe Repairing by Michael Tiedel. Under First National Band: September 1st.
W. T. McGowan, 38, an employee of National Cash Register in Dayton, narrowly escaped death when struck by a switch engine near the C. H. and B. station around 7:45 p.m. He, living at 182 Magnolia Street, was knocked down, injured in the right hip and back, and taken to the station where Dr. Mark Millikin treated him before he was sent home on the night train to Abvatelen.
A freight train arrived Tuesday morning carrying a man later identified as Johi Sha fer, 26, who appeared concussed and was dropped off near the city. He was taken to the police station by ambulance, hopeful the injuries were not serious, and he claimed no life risk. Separately, the funeral for Mrs. Elizabeth Hahn is set for Wednesday at 3 p.m. from 237 Hanover Street, with private services and burial at Greenwood Cemetery.
The school board met with all members present except President Millikin. C. W. Gathwit was elected temporary chairman. Salaries for Elisabeth Ninsinger and Sallie Law increased to 85.52 monthly as they become distant principals with extra duties. Superintendent Joyce outlined steps toward a Hamilton continuation school, with shop visits, student enrollment, and a dedicated teacher, aiming to mimic programs in major cities. Architects Mid Jer and Pickard will attend tonight to present sketches and site options.
Mrs Maggie Hutton reports her daughter Emma Bruce aged 16 left with Stella Spalding Sunday night from 421 North Fourth Street and has not returned home. She asks police to search for Emma as mother is anxious.
Unity township officials present to the county commissioners a proposed use of 2000 dollars for main roads. One thousand dollars would go to the Cin cionady and Lebanon pike, five hundred to the Princeton pike, and five hundred to the Cin cinmith and Dayton pike. Milford township remains to be heard from.
State supervisors defeated a proposal to create a new precinct in the chief ward of Milton by division. Election officers in the precinct planned the division, but the board passed several bills and discussed securing supplies for the November election.
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