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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1901
Page
2
Apparent press obituary style notice outlines a new company formed with 446 40,000 paid-in capital to launch a sleeping car service. Details describe ownership, anticipated comfort upgrades, and a system of faster loading, with mention of Major Van Taito and Deke Mariey in a dated context.
Report from Oxford Village outlines worsening conditions as coal scarcity disrupts daily life. Residents struggle to keep homes warm and businesses open while relief efforts and community support efforts intensify, including a list of local contributors and upcoming events.
An old advertisement touts Swamp Root as a universal remedy for kidney and bladder issues. It claims to ease back pain, frequent urination, and general malaise, with testimonials and a mail order offer from Dr. Kilner.
Letters accompanying a silver cup and carved Argentine gourds honor a distant friend in Rosario. A U S consul James Bayes in Cincinnati describes gifts and hopes they reach the recipient, with mentions of health, travel, and a cordial exchange between Americas.
A garbled page of local notices mentions visitors Clarancy Lawson and family at Reayton property, Oxtond resident Frances Vo Anilos transporting broth at home for holidays, Mrs George chuburt shopping and cattle purchases, Amfor and Stee at Barlo shopping, and plans for a new comer in gar torn. Also notes a highway project by Crinton, a Shonan Copa county event, trains and a holiday schedule, plus a list of stock on the market and a doctor’s report on a patient with a bowed arm.
Washington dispatch reports President and officials urge restraint in the Lampoon Behley case and affirm strict military discipline. Secretary Root admonishes General Miles for public comments, citing army regulations on official speech and the duty to refrain from expressing opinions on pending matters.
An irregular text blends medical claims for a tonic and warnings about rule violations with a political memo about Secretary Root and Maclay resignation. It references a Navy Department letter from 1901 and a note on the Monroe Doctrine, showing disparate topics within a frayed historical excerpt.
Dec 31 in Washington, public figures in this city believe Governor Shaw will accept the Olga of secretary of the treasury, as he travels to the capital.
Ohio Sunday School Association affiliates plan a January 25 event titled Decision Day. Teachers are urged to present Jesus Christ as personal savior to each member, inviting thousands to begin a Christian life. Joseph Offer, Volumbus secretary, appeals to teachers to rely on Bible study and prayer for strength.
Taft sails home amid market chatter and mortgage stories. Carnegie funds city project looms. Ohio Republican League meets in Springfield on February 12. Carl Sheilds dies in an explosion. Alger improves in Detroit. Abbreviated notes from Alteraosa Maxus and Kexvox dispatches.
Rev Charles Anderson Austin accepted the call last week to lead the First Presbyterian Church work but will not relocate until repairs to the parsonage are completed. This follows a court order related to the Millard Hotel sale in Omaha. The library will close Mondays for the holidays and reopen January 8.
County commissioners met yesterday and by resolution granted the Ofty and Bubuchan Telegraph Association permission to erect and maintain poles and necessary wires along routes from Springdale Pike to Crescentville and along Glendale and Port Union Pike to Kalte. Poles to be cedar, not less than fifty feet, placed on road sides without harming drainage. Association bears costs. county liable for damages. Bills allowed include refunds for taxes and dog tax in various townships.
A wide range of gifts and money were donated to the Children Home fund from many groups and individuals. Contributions included toys clothes books canned goods fruit and cash totaling several dollars, with donations from the Second Ward School Home Club and local residents aiding the holiday setup and comforts for the children.
Judge Neilan resumes court duties after improving vision and plans to handle cases in January term. Oscar Hazlett was sentenced to three months in county jail for non support of a minor child and ordered to pay court costs. Other civil matters include quiet title actions, partition orders, probate appointments, and estate distributions in Middletown.
The article notes preparations for a royal naval review before the coronation, with expectations that the 1817 precedent may be followed. It mentions foreign representation, the fleet led by the Prince of Wales at Spithead, and the forthcoming event despite limited confirmed details. Additionally, it reports the death of Mrs. Thomas Skally at 31, and notes the forthcoming funeral for Roswell Drake.
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