Local Man Declares He Is Not Dead
A local man told friends he is alive and well, denying rumors of his death that circulated among the community. He confirmed he is living and urged calm among neighbors.
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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1915
Page
22
Molder Reveals Identity After Train Fatality Rumor
A stranger entered Covington police headquarters claiming to be alive despite reports of his death near Cleveland. He identified as a molder, named Movesit, and sought to clear up a mystery tied to a coat theft and a missing lodge book. He said relatives and friends in his city know he is living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Engene Martin
William Porest
Cleveland
Hamilton Q
D. O
Milevland
Jamillon
Aviator Paris arrival and reception in Switzerland
Aviator Auguh-Eugene Cilbert, famed French flyer, arrived in Hering escorted by Captain Dufour, after escaping from WML in Hiak country. Swiss authorities announced he was treated as a sui officer despite not honoring his word. Gilbert was later hosted in Hospenthal, drawing strong Swiss press reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Eugene Cilbert
Switzerland
WML
Hiak
Hering
Dufour
Havas
Berne
Aviatue
Noble Ivy
Lie Svski
Fie Waa
Legal case continues as Bailey faces threats charge
William Bailey appears in an oni sions court facing a charge of threatening his wife and six children. The testimony described intoxication and a vow to kill, with a pledge later promised. The hearing was continued awaiting a possible resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bailey
Wounded men arrive in Montreal from England
Fourteen officers and twenty two wounded from Canadian regiments arrived in Montreal aboard the Missona bie from England. Physicians praised their spirit. Corporal Stewart suffered twenty seven shrapnel wounds. Ottawa’s Mestrene Gardner, gathering Red Cross data, noted French appreciation of Canadian sacrifice at Calais. Captain Knsaard of the Canadian field hospital said the men were eager to resume active service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Aug. St
Missonabie
England
Mirz
Stewart
Mestrene Gardner
Ottawa
France
Red Cross
Calais
Knsaard
Ras'pital
Governor to Force Issue in Board Dispute Over Burnett Resignation
Governor Willis plans action in the dispute between the governor and the state board of administration over General Burnett’s resignation as commandant of the Soldiers and Sailors Home at Sandusky. Democratic board members refused Burnett’s request, making a direct issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columius
State Board of Administration
William Burnett
Sailors’ Home
Sandusky
Willis
Burnell
Columbes
Covernor Willis
State Board of Administratio
General Burnett
Soldiers and Sailors Home
Uee
American Killed in Terror Attack on Train
Washington reports from Vera Graz reveal the murder of E. P. Welles American Auditor of the Tobago plantation company. Details are scarce but indicate bandits killed Welles, blew up a train, and shot a passenger network. State Department notes Za pala’s peace appeal replies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vera Graz
E. P. Welles
Tobago
Welles
State Department
Zapala
Carransa
Powers of President announced for lectures at Berkeley
President announces lectures to be given by William Howard Taft at the University of California Berkeley. The first lecture on the Powers of One Presidency will be delivered. Taft also announced the subject of his Panama Pacific Exposition address on Thursday, September 2 at the Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presidene
Ieee
Willi Howard
Lath
University of Galifornia
Berkeley
Cal
Tafl
Panama Pacific Exposition
Tath Bay
Kiss Hails War Talk At Bes Kansas Meeting
The event at Bes Kansas drew Secretary of State Wil liar deanings Bryan to speak on war and victory. His audience reacted with enthusiasm as he praised the effort and urged unity. A chaotic moment followed when John Graber kissed the Commoer wand in a staged display, drawing applause and muttered remarks from the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kissman
Kansas
Deanings Bryan
John Graber
Taye
Local Miner Dies in Middletown After Gas Fire
Weory Lb. Novsik, a mineral servier for Irysh Hursho, died Monday after nautical at two. The incident was investigated by the EDK Greek com ity Hinesi. He was age years, formerly of Madison township, but lived in Middletown during the gas burn years. He died in that city Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weory Lb
Novsik Mineral Serviers
Lis Diagh
Kolin
Hitlerina
Millison Downship
Nauty
Hinesi
Madison Townshi
Tank
Middletown
Gold weighed as relief for ails claims in ads
Fragmented OCR ad copy presents a dubious claim that a product labeled as gold weight or “Mixa Ware A, Deiges, Kiba, N.Y” relieves headaches diaphoretics and digestive issues. It references Chamberlains tablets and distribution by dealers without verifiable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y
Light frosts cause little damage across region
A new low August temperature near three degrees was recorded as frost hit Hamilton and surrounding areas. Despite light frosts elsewhere, farmers report no killing cold and many households relit stoves and blankets. Warmer weather expected soon. coal dealers enjoyed brisk business amid the cold spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
WLM
Tomato prices rise as rain and cold hit market
Continued rain and cold weather slowed ripening of tomatoes and rotted green fruit while prices climbed. Tomatoes now bring about 1.00 per bushel, up from prior 23 to 35 cents. potatoes rise to 60 cents per bushel. cantaloupes sell 4 to 10 cents each. pears from 90 cents to 1.25 per bushel. cabbage at two for five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tara
Germany Fights For Liberty of Europe
London reports Berlin statements denying a quest for supremacy and asserting liberation of Europe. Germany cited Belgian neutrality, English involvement, and a former ambassador’s remark about England withdrawing from the war to upset the European balance. Also recounts obituaries for Mrs. Ann Foley of Middle town a Virgin Catholic parishioner and her husband Thor Foley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Berlin
Edward Grey
Germany
Europe
Grey
England
War Dept Plans Reestablishment of Division Camp at Texas City
Reported decision to reestablish the divisional army camp at Texas City under General Franklin Beil. Weather storms hindered movement. camp abandoned and plans reconsidered amid wartime disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Texas City
Tras
Maja
Dl. Franklin Beil
Constipation Relief Tablet Ad Promises Ease
Fragmented ad text touts relief from biliousness and constipation via a tablet. Mentions belief and mild grievances, with sales pitch claiming quick comfort though specifics are unclear. Includes garbled product references and generic distributor phrasing.
Sources Describe Rail Shipped Tomato Crop Current Movements
A bulletin from the Department of Agriculture outlines tomato shipments by rail across the United States. It details northern and southern production, shipping timelines from October to spring, and how states like Florida Mississippi New Jersey and New York contribute. It notes market demand fluctuations and the role of cretin stations in annual totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
My York
Florida
Mississippi
New
Jer
Pierre
Jiresenty
Howine Unita
Vanmurivs
New York
Roxas
Sears
Lanaloes
Department of Aerie Ie Enntins
Elaels Stuwine
Heaton Aia
Oxford News and Social Items From Oxford Ohio
The paper notes the burial of John Riley Hancock in Oxford Cemetery with a funeral conducted by Rev. McT Baer. It also lists wedding invitations, current events notes, a visit by W G Winns, and details about the upcoming fair with prize categories and displays for local schools and farm exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
John Riley Hancock
Madison Ville
W. Na
McT. Baer
Thun ‘Cork
Calub A. Shera
Herbert D. Pine
Ohio
cHie Petrestreet
Pane Holt Snyder
Wi G. Winins
Brownaville
Whit
We. Winns
Chae
Oxford Restaurant
M Fair
Kline Believed to Have Secured 3000 by Sale
Neary and Carpenter allege a fraudulent sale swindled 3000 from them via forged deeds to Nichols farm in Axford townsbay. John W. Ning, a banker, was arrested in St. Louis for similar crimes. the case may be prosecuted locally if Carpenter locates the site man. The swindler disappeared after taking the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PSM
Morkyaee
Local Markets Show Mixed Grain and Live Stock Quotes
The market page lists grain prices and livestock quotes from Cincinnati Union Yards. Wheat and corn prices appear alongside flour brands, hay, and dairy terms, with entries for apples, melons, peaches, potatoes, beans, onions, sugar corn, pickles, and milk. The column reflects broad commodity trading activity with numerous figures and items noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Dermaril
Easy
Pete Fhelts
Apple
LA Hox
Calivora
California
Valen TN
Aristandard Orale
Indiana
Standari
iMairy
Abs
Unite
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Lo Beliver
Lee
Tures
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Anne Woley
Ann Foley
Mary Reaping
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Middleown
Foley
County
Mkuy
Thor Foley
YP Lune
BN ‘Ravighton
M Pads
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Oh Mile
Mex
Ams
Lyn
Fife
Uless
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Earmilian
Holy ‘Trinity
Finles
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Chamberlain
Oxford News
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Waltur S. Guiler
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Rot Mia
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State
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Ostet “Baril Wat
Yelloy
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Oxford Nationa Bank
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Ustad Theradware Company
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Iowa
Bradfeld
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Atlanta
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Fletcher
Enana Castoria
Carr Mellin Jr
Middlingston
Guncennat Union
Gatto
Zemil
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Columbus
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Farnsworth
United States Depository
BANK
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Ty MW Arles E
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Vine Prax
Whoe Ieeren
Cashier, Guarles Sow Ngen
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