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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1915
Page
13
Ambassadors relay grim telegrams about the sinking of the Arabic. Officials in Washington weigh final actions as the U S pursues a clear stance on the incident. The Cedarhurst Island region telegraphs reveal cautious steps and warnings from the British and German representatives regarding response measures. President Wilson faces pressure to avoid rash moves while maintaining alliance unity.
Confusing garbled text suggests the Giants obtained pitcher Rube Benton amid a messy sequence involving a disputed contract or rights. The failing prose references treatment of Benton and a courtly or commission-driven action, with mention of a September player involvement and a tied or contested outcome.
Fragmented OCR notes describe heavy German artillery bombardment near a fortress city. References to refugees, a cathedral facade hit, and battery positions suggest a major siege or bombardment event with multiple gun batteries and shelling impacts. Names and places are garbled but imply a wartime siege scenario with significant destruction.
A former mayor of Cincinnati, identified as Luis, died at his home on Middletown Avenue in Alistem after a period of illness. He had served in public life including a role with the Customs service and was remembered by relatives and friends as he was laid to rest after a final illness.
Reports from London and Berlin describe German forces sinking a Russian naval vessel at the entrance to the Gulf Mindland and storming a Russian fortress of Urest Litowsk. Details remain unclear as officials withhold confirmation amid Allied bombardment plans in the Belwhin coast region.
The evangelists intend to acquire the structures of Winer College in Rey We Dievterwolf. The group plans to leverage the deal through their organized effort, aiming to control the campus facilities and related assets.
Ambiguous event details report a meeting announced for Hamilton with delegates expected from various areas. The Cleveland location is cited, attendance from doctors and others is anticipated, and a president of a related organization is mentioned amid uncertain phrasing.
Desperate residents face food and drinking water shortages as the Merra River floods Valley Park and nearby areas. Twenty five thousand dashes of food were piehied to relief agencies while homes and railroad houses collapsed. Homeless and unemployed residents crowd makeshift shelters as waters recede slowly after a devastating rise.
A garbled report outlines a proposed aid plan for cotton growers involving federal reserves and banks. It mentions facilitating disposal of cotton, possible six percent deposits, and cooperation between banks, planters, and warehouses to improve liquidity and efficiency amid allied measures.
Disjointed passage indicates Wilt W. Russell or a similar figure leaving ministry in San Woorug and being set to replace “Big Jim” Sullivan at a committee. The text hints at resignation following dissatisfaction and notes Russell’s potential return to service in a diplomatic capacity.
The Stability League and opponents push for a statewide vote on a liquor license amendment. Petitions heading to counties seek signatures, with organizers predicting broad backing while critics warn of a push to curb referenda. Local officials and party groups report enthusiasm but caution legal requirements will shape the campaign.
The Rouoty Board of Complaints refused to reduce property valuations but allowed reductions for several parcels in the First Ward and related tracts. Notable claimed reductions include multiple lots in Mary Franklin and Mary Wy Milley areas, with various owners and trustees named. In the Second Ward, reductions were granted for specific parcels with figures noted, while other properties retained higher valuations. Community groups and the Champion Company participated, detailing appeals and affected assessments throughout the city.
Reports say Sam Murray died amid a shock to family and friends while allegations arise over his handling of assets. The tale centers on his role as trustee and manager of the Wailea Aisa Company, with claims of mismanagement and impropriety surrounding his stock and estate.
A damaged OCR fragment from a New York notice describes the opening of a jewelry convention in the state, with unclear names and dates. It notes the convention began yesterday and will stay in session through Saturdays while exhibitors welcome visitors.
The text recalls a prince embracing the Boy Scouts, following the precepts of the movement. He joined, was quickly elected head of his company, and began his early leadership path as a youth in the scout framework.
A Woodsdale power plant faces agitation over scheduling and deadlines as operations press for quicker timelines. Officials caution, workers prepare for potential shifts and process reviews amid evolving demand.
A plan to build a major power house on the river ridge would supply electricity to Southern Ohio and surrounding towns. The project envisions a large head of water and a new power center centered in Woodsdale, with a lease of five thousand dollars per year over forty years and negotiations with the Woods Company. The scheme faces engineering and legal hurdles, but supporters say it could boost regional power supply and growth.
A Marietta coroner's jury finds Leo M. Frank died by hanging by unknown parties. Local officials say they sought clues but remain unable to identify suspects. Merchant AL Benson reports seeing a lynching party at the scene and notes no individuals could be named.
Haders report the arrest of Deleclive Hetlecich Oliver Hine and jailor Will Kom along with Frank Cle aments after a string of theft and distraction attempts in crowded areas. They were tracked, cornered near Ludlow Street and Monument Avenue and taken to the station house. Authorities suspect ties to a Gold Draft gang and earlier incidents at the fair grounds and a train excursion. Two suspects, aided by Cincinnati detectives, were questioned and money was found on them but no valuables recovered. An aviation note mentions Eugene Gilbert escaping setup after a crash near St Gothard, returning to Paris.
Via Paris reports the Italian government has declared war on Turkey and will suppress all privileges enjoyed by the Ottoman Empire in Tripolitania under the Lausanne treaty. It vows to maintain the liberty of the Mohammedan religion and local customs.
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