10 Apr 1902
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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1902
Page
1
The will establishes colonial, American and German scholarships to Oxford and two American basis for prelates, with £100,000 to endow Oriel College funds. It directs five German birth students at Oxford and names beneficiaries, including a desire for strong Anglo German ties. Provisions support Matopo Hills burial and land trusts for Rhodesian education, with detailed stipulations on heirs and estates.
April 1 Loncos reports the Rhodes estate wealth is about five million pounds or slightly under. Executors include Lord Rosebery Earl Grey Lord Milner Alfred Ball Dr Jameson and others. The will provides Yeerevides of his estate and districts over 1.5 million pounds to various beneficiaries.
An vintage advertisement promises cures for kidney and liver ailments and urinary complaints. The copy emphasizes dramatic health claims, urging readers to mail for Dr Kilmer's product from Binghamton New York, with free pamphlet and offer details in The Hammond Times.
The Southern Ohio Base Ball League adopts a league-wide rule set for the 1901 season. Hamilton is out of the new league and a meeting at Middletown’s City Hotel on April 20 will organize governance, fines, umpire duties, and scheduling. The season runs May 21 to September 28 with Hamilton barred from September play if not finishing the schedule.
The Ohio agricultural department reports March conditions for wheat remain very bad with gradual gains. Wheat condition rose to 71 percent on April 1 from 62 percent March 1 as weather warmed, roots moist and new growth appeared. Farmers shifted acreage to barley rye oats with substitute crops due to past failures and fears.
The board of deputy a late supervison of elections met at 2 o'clock thin after 2008, peered the pay toll and wound up the busiess of the late election. They did not canvas the county rate ee under the law, that to the duty of the hoards of traeters and clerke of the Various tomahahips at opricy elections, , 'Tia Lat of the aeecesora elect will be certified so the county auditor.
The circuit court opened at 10 o’clock with Judges Swing Citron J and Jolka presiding. Proceedings were set to continue for about two weeks. The terigamente for the tera were made out during the session and arguments were later taken up in error omacs.
Judge Jones grants Tavlay Lenten and Frank Landen a divorce on grounds of wilful absence and failure to provide for two minor children Arthur and Roy Landen. Costs taxed to the plaintiff. custody awarded as ordered.
In Canajoharie, Mike Crowenn describes a weak stomach causing distress after meals and headaches. He reports trying various remedies until Nord's Barguparina and Hood's Sarsaparilla, which let him eat without distress and feel better.
A historical advertisement proclaims Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills cure dyspepsia, strengthen the digestive organs, and tone the entire system. It markets a tonic for the stomach liver bowels and general vitality. The copy suggests a comprehensive health tonic with claims of systemic benefits.
The report highlights Mr Hay denying bribery links to the Danish Islands sale while detailing his limited role. He introduced Henry White to Danish officials and sent no further action after a December 1899 contact. Witnesses assert no bribery occurred. documents note inquiries and a translated committee record.
Rumor spreads that Sir Thomas Lipton has fallen to the influence of Elsie Fay, an American concert hall singer. The two were seen at the Piven as chatter swirls about a possible romance, with attention on Miss Fay and the famed Lipton.
A quiet ceremony occurred this afternoon in the Probate Court House with Judge Lil C. Tonut officiating. The couple, Ware Wy OD Parmentor and Emma Oldham, both of Oriders Wo, were married after seven years of acquaintance. Feira Thomas Mondreevy performed the ceremony.
The Real local option law limits council control granting communities power to prohibit saloons. It shifts enforcement to county officers, tightens definitions of intoxicating liquor, ends smokey loopholes like street sales and drink giveaways, and requires voter-backed action via special elections to decide on alcohol restrictions.
A damaged OCR item notes a dispute over counterfeit or altered currency involving a schoolteacher and others. The Philadelphia mint examined a coin chain, reporting the date had been altered. They expect to recover about 75 dollars, though further action seems unlikely.
Snap ent offers Ladies' Vici Kid shoes in lace and button styles. Two stock lines include over 25 kid and patent leather options. Visit to prove our store is the place to spend shoe money with good style and wear.
William Marktzos died today amid wartime hardships. Funeral arrangements are set for Wednesday at St. Kerancy Church. The community notes his passing and honors his service.
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