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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1910
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text mentions gifts of furnishings and lamps with prices and shapes. It references portable erecting items and suggests a sale or display event. Entities are unclear due to garbled words and random characters.
Fragmentary court record outlines a wife’s petition for divorce amid disputes over separation and witness testimony. The sparse, garbled OCR preserves names and actions indicating acrimony, requests for support, and contested arrangements as the case proceeds through the Ny jurisdiction.
Fragmentary report notes Taye and Weennahine leader statements amid a disputed sale of the St Louis American. Mentions Oregon investment and Nore Tam, with unclear ancillary remarks about a taser and an unclear party.
Fragmented text recalls Dr Cher Ames claiming presidential status amid debate chatter. Mentions Pom rene and Gray with unclear roles, reference to election and candidacy for vice president, and noisy discourse about political clashes and loyalties.
A report notes a theft of 60 cents worth of SF coal and a $37 loss from a suspect with pockets. Police connect an arrest to a larger incident involving Evans onlookers and a man identified as Ole. The event includes a police report and a public safety response.
Miss Hughes thanks friends in Middletown Ohio for support during a burial hardship. The letter expresses deep gratitude for aid and sympathy from neighbors and acquaintances, noting the comforting words and lasting esteem for those who offered help.
An obscure report notes Middleton and Hanley associated with leading candidates for United States Senate seats. The passage mentions concerns over a government printing halt for firm names and references Representative Towblee living in Elina, Oil.
The case of Wouler and Parlin against Peter G Thomson over Prosper Hill Land Syndicate accounts continued before Master Commissioner Stankey Shafer. Witness Pierce testified to $4249.90 paid to Benjamin Bhtman in commissions and expenses, with interest. the tally suggested higher totals in Thomson’s payments and job costs than the ledgers. The hearing extended to 10:30 Monday to refresh memory on various subjects and to address discrepancies in individual land sales and ledger charges.
A garbled historical notice announces sudden death risks and health concerns. It mentions symptoms like dizziness and short breath, asking readers to seek free treatment offered by a company address in Havrfowell, Maine, with vague references to medical experts.
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