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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1913
Page
4
Irregular OCR text references Of Silver Link Lodge and a planned celebration. Mentions individuals and groups with garbled names, some titles, and scattered institutional references. The readable parts point to a local lodge event with expected speakers or attendees.
In a rare plea a prisoner case centers on a composer who claims rights to a song titled Dreams Were Only True. The defendant notes the music was written during confinement and suggests royalties could be redirected to a musical publishing company.
A fragmentary town page mentions a fine program upcoming with music and a noted divorce case from Julia Alosane and Frank Alexander. Court notes include a ruling in a property dispute and a paving project on High Street to be rushed.
On the eve of trial Catherine Beck versus Meury Sebel hovu ended with an injunction for $1400 claims of abuse by Nein estate administrator. Judge Murphy halted paving on Broad Street Middletown from 4th Street to Yankee Road. Bertrany Brown granted divorce from Clara Brown for gross neglect of duty. Hffie Crottinger granted divorce from Crottinger on grounds of adultery and neglect. Various filings include admin actions and probate receipts amid complex estate claims and penalties.
American Consulate brunswick Germany receives a letter about a man named Carl Schwab who claims American birth and Hamilton Ohio origins. The letter requests confirmation of his statements, identity, and citizenship, noting he has no passport and seeks employment. It describes his appearance as angular with a mustache, about thirty, and names his mother Mrs Susan Selwab of 640 Mash Avenue, Hamilton Ohio. Talbot J Albert, American Consul, asks for guidance on verifying his identity and status.
Police request a search for Raymond McNabb a missing boy last seen Monday morning near Mia Mishlay school. He wore a red sweater and white pants and has not been seen since leaving the school grounds.
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