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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1913
Page
10
Walter Barke spent yesterday in play at the nw a week will Cincinnati and s hytie. Mes. Volney Gilbert and daughter Helga arrived last evening from es ne wr.
Gelimund aid are gilesig ab ther Led rmonil. Wy Boli al Louisvilla Ky ig visif jing bin perents Mos and Ms LAN Roll, dor a few days. John Heive left yesterday for Aim hier newtetty in the taleedsh al thed Long & Albstalter Co. Miss Hende and W. 4 Henden will arrive home Lis eve ning tran Minnesota, Mos. QM. Bake is enjoying a stay at Battle Creek Mich. Carl Masa ig spending several days in New York in business. Vinvol Ruthven hias gota to Calms to bake up nis sechtl 4 work at the OQ ue Wied Greb M. Sehneider, Lawrence Llerhers, Phalipy Keng and usepi HEtomerle spent Ve day aid the Ostard ship yesterday. 1dort Hones of Columbus to save action atwo weeks vacntion with hiy parents in this cy. Hubi Gulzburger returned Iron & Hisit to Wast Harden Springs dad. Da Mayadas avian Mr aid Mrs Charles Tyrne of Tatil Myas are the guests of Hover aunt Robert Shik fore wna
Fragmentary OCR reads like a crime note with names such as Schmidt and Murvl and references to a flautist and Chicago. It mentions a death and possible charges but the garbled text prevents clear facts or event details. No verifiable outcome or dates are readable.
The notice reports the death of a two month and twenty two day old infant, son of Ma amie Ales and Michael Hanekowahi. The funeral was held Friday afternoon at 2 weluck in St Joseph's church and interment followed at St Stephen's cemetery in Tulerment.
Mani Wileus sued Hiehard Witras for divorce. The defendant failed to appear as ordered. Case activity shows failure to comply and unresolved proceedings as of the latest court action.
Society notes recount Louie Eastman’s eighth birthday celebration at the Kashi hene on South Dy street. A pink and white dining bower framed a festive dinner for Louie and guests, with a large tiered cake and eight place settings. Guests included Louise Beeler, Eli hell Shatter, Frances Salzman, Elizabeth Hanslay, and Mary Louise Cole, who later joined games and cake. Master Harry Kassman assisted in hosting.
Dred hosted guests for a List prize drawing where Mera C Hatboro won a parasol as first prize. Second prize a baud Jumbeoid dowel went to Mrs J J Henson and third prize a dainty bon-bos dixh to Mrs Louis Style. Luncheon followed late afternoon and the next meeting is set for Saturday. Mrs William Winkler hosted relatives on South Second Street with guest of honor Mrs Bivhary Straub of Cambridge City. Miss Ally Mae Cope presided at an informal dinner with Moses DeArmond hosting guests including Mase Hassel Wilder Miss Julia Goodman of Chicago and Miss Lanse.
Fragments from a dramatic report describe a funeral procession for a mayoral figure. Details cover the hearse, coffin draping, guards, and a public viewing at city hall. Police presence and a private service plan follow the ceremonies at Trinity Church. The article notes political figures Gaynor and family arrangements per request.
Washington dispatch recalls Melix Hina nephew of Portl vio Way to Mexico to become the Caundade of the Huerta faction in the presidential election. The move stirs inter vive and the Diaz supporters vow to resist Huerta’s claim. Diaz partisans claim they have organized upward of La Sela through the republic and Diaz himself remains a poly candidate.
Yesterday Notre Dame academy seniors hosted a memorable reception for graduates juniors and sophomores with a literary society election naming Tonise Buriss as president Deon Tullys as president Bertha Sulutl as secretary Mildred Hill as accompanist and Holua Keller as mistress of music. The event featured formalities music and social activities welcoming the younger students to the hall and celebrating the school community.
A garbled dispatch from President Tugrin and General Pelix Ting in Hurap requests Diaz to sail soon. The message hints Diaz's candidacy and Huerta’s stance on blocking obstacles to his advance, amid high authority rewards and embassy involvement.
An ad touts PODOLAX as a gentler alternative to calomel mineral waters and other purgatives. It claims it cleanses the liver and stomach, stops the cause of trouble, and leaves you refreshed by morning. Also mentions Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey for coughs and colds.
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