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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1915
Page
10
A community event chaired by Future Ralston will take place on September 18 at the Vair Grounds. Activities include a laid out program with a show, dance, and arrangements, with no admission changes and planned entertainment by local figures.
Fragmentary text suggests state action on forfeits with unclear names and details. The line appears garbled but implies a formal request or procedure initiated by the state, touching on applicants or parties possibly named Pauls and Mart wt, with references to enforcement or compliance steps.
A local project at Hewitt City faces controversy as plans propose a nesting pit and new facilities near Monee. Officials from several agencies meet to discuss impacts on the area and possible defense connections. Major participants include Lorena and Major event coordinators as talks aim to resolve concerns about construction timing and safety.
The Ohio Mechanics Institute Cincinnati offers a range of instruction in mechanics and electricity, design and decoration, lithographic and woodwork, machine and metal work, textile arts, sewing, painting, and domestic sciences. Courses align with technical school aims, featuring lab facilities, catalogues, and practical demonstrations for students.
A devastating fire at the Presidio claimed four lives including Mrs Warren Pershing and her infant, with the tragedy centered on a night fire that engulfed the home. Reports describe a family scene as soldiers and neighbors reacted, noting the loss of Warren Pershing and a three year old child among others. The blaze disrupted a residence tied to a prominent military family and sparked inquiries into the cause and response as authorities and relatives mourned.
A state contract plan proposes nineteen cent auto tags with new design features. The state Automobile Department negotiates with the Keaton based contract holder, aiming for a statewide rollout and simplified validation.
A plan for a new rural schools course seeks adoption in Fulton County. The proposal, backed by City and county education leaders, aims to boost reading, writing, spelling, history, geography, and daily life skills with hands on units.
A memorial obituary describes Martha Wooley Mullen's life and death, noting her birth near Verneg, Ohio on February 2, 187 and marriage to William McCullen. It recounts her years on farms near Oxford and Milleville, her devotion to family, charitable work, and long marriage, ending with a tribute to her tranquil spirit and impact on neighbors and friends.
U S missionaries sailed on the Greek steamer Themistocles for Athens, with leaders including Mrs Mark Woski and Miss Mary Matthews. The party, heading to Monastir and Samokov, will assist the Balkan mission schools as Turkish access to the interior remains restricted. work progresses despite limited transport.
Gary Ind Aug 27 With the arrest today of George Schneider a member of the Gary Saxdn Vere in connection with the murder of Rev Hdmi Kayser whose home was found near his parsonage in Tolteston a suburb Friday night the police announced they abandoned the theory that the pastor was killed for his opinions. Schneider answered the description of the man police had been seeking Chief of Police Jemiz said. He had been a member of the murdered congregation at Gluiseh Pullestin and declared to have enemies. Kayser who opposed to phos of that gray faction had angered members of the Sinn Voreit.
The United States Bureau of Education reports over 18 000 libraries holding more than seven hundred million volumes. Public and society libraries total forty six million volumes with about one hundred million borrowers cards in use. New York State leads with 7.8 million volumes across 211 libraries. Massachusetts 7.08 million in 288 libraries. Pennsylvania 8.33 million. Illinois 7.6 million. North Atlantic and South Central states account for most borrowers. The era of the library as mere storehouse ends as it becomes a key community service.
Disposition of goods and personal property of Uyshus Mary Sinvols of Oxford divided by her will between her son Colin William Fisher and her granddaughter Mari Fisher. Real estate granted by John W. Fisher except the homestead given to Wuebanad Iles Smools during his life. Armlead not with executor.
Aug 27 Wasilengyon reports the annual internal revenue receipts rose to $415,190,695 for the fiscal year, led by corporate and individual taxes. Corporate payments stood at $89,474,529 and individuals at $41,016,163, with totals up 23,805,120 from the prior year amid a depressed economy and wartime factors.
Middletown authorities report Gerdina Murren an epileptic woman convulsing in jail. Judge Connaughon notes Gallipolis State Hospital cannot admit more patients, sending her to Dayton Hospital while awaiting probate court action for transfer back to her community.
The article describes risks from preservatives in foods and outlines legal restrictions on using certain chemical powders. It notes that some substances prevent decay but may cause serious health effects, including digestive issues and headaches. Government experts warn against unsafe use and reference federal and state laws governing preservation additives and prohibited practices.
The State Department tests the British proclamation placing cotton and cotton products on the list of absolute contraband. It will prepare a note arguing cotton’s many uses beyond explosives make it unlawfully absolute contraband. Aug 7. The State Medical Board now requires licenses for limited medicine and surgery applicants to file photographs and give birthplace and race. Two classes of citizens objected, claiming racial discrimination.
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