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Newspaper

Hamilton Telegraph

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1902

Page

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Ed Hafterpen Sued for Divorce in Hamilton Case

Wife Alma Hafertorpen alleges husband Edwin 23 failed to call a doctor at her childbirth, refused nurse care, and neglected support. Court filings describe repeated refusals to provide clothing, medical aid, or home upkeep, with husband traveling and living off her family's bounty while she and their child suffered. She seeks divorce, custody, and relief.

Teriatte Gardno Hafertopor Attortoy Aaron Wesco Alex Homo Hes Edwin 23 Hafortepon Hamilton Pingle St. Joseph Mixgonrl John UI Porn Dane John H. Hntertepen JF. Hartwall Ht. Joseph, Mo Pisintis Elon Oimoinneu Grhen Tia Glea Ghucinnntt A. Q. OF Hartwell St. Joe Ale Asmion

Made Vote Unanimous Democrats Back Tax Reduction Plan

In Wasmixarox on February 1 the House discussed a war tax reduction bill. Rules committees reported a plan to allow debate and seek final action Tuesday afternoon. After discussion the motion was adopted. Richardson urged consent to proceed. The speaker approved procedures as the debate continued.

Wasmixarox Compaliies Aloe Richardson

WEST THE MINSTREL DEAD AT CHICAGO

William West known as Billy the minstrel and for 25 years at theatre, died Saturday from cancer after returning to Ullor New York. An earlier throat growth was removed but relapse followed from smoking. West’s estate valued around RECO,000, with possible additional assets.

Guieran William Hr Weet Goara Billy” Weat West Ulor N.Y

Women and Kidney Trouble Reported Harsh Impact

The notice describes kidney trouble harming both men and women, affecting mood, vigor, and bladder control. It promotes Swamp Roots by Kilmer Co. as a remedy, offering samples and a pamphlet, with address and doctor endorsement. Also mentions local police court items and Corwin property sale in Lebanon, Ohio.

Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton

Riot and lynching after theater melee in Missouri town

In a small Missouri town last night a mob overpowered the jailer and seized Louis Wright a Black man near the theater. White rioters struck several people including minstrel performers before a Black assailant on stage fired. The mob hanged the shooter and freed others. arrests followed and a marshal arrived as Black prisoners were put in a car recovering from clashes.

New Maven Ana Louis Wright Ripheard Pringles

East Coast Storm Bursts With Heavy Snow Across Cities

A powerful early spring storm sweeps the Eastern Seaboard from Florida to New England. At 8 am the center was off Atlantic City with strong winds. New York reports high gusts and rising toward 60 mph as the system moves north. Snow is already falling in southern New York, with warnings issued for the Maine area.

Florida Coset New Jersey Weather Bureau Atlantic City New York City New York New Jaraoy Sotolack Sandy Hook Pinnera Dundes Olinds Coban Parte

Girl Shot by Footpad Near Aubury Street Home

A domestic worker named Annie Anderson was shot and fatally wounded after being stopped by a masked footpad as she walked from a streetcar near Ashe Dory Street. The assailant fled on foot. Mr. Snell assisted the injured woman and police searched for the attacker with no immediate suspect identified.

Annie Anidergau Aubury Straut Ani Ashe Dory Street Hallet Edwin Buall

Yale Professor Discovers Autophromatic Photo Process

A Yale professor and professor of zoology, Addison Verrill, announces a new autophraphic process for photographing in natural colors. He shows color plates and notes that the method is still secret pending patent rights, with scientific display planned after further refinement. The discovery follows years of experimentation amid a winter storm and reports from the Coastal Academy of Hartford.

New Haven Gona A. Hyatt Varrill Yale Addison H. Verrill Priliaut Alers Verrill Afo Varrill Sanday Vorrill Couesticut Academy of Heistico Theo Bermuda Bermuds Trolly and Atean

Tian release undercuts case dismissal headline

The case was sat and dismissed without record, signaling formal termination without a formal entry. No charges or further actions were recorded, leaving the matter unresolved in the public docket and noted as closed.

Lg Tian Andi Pyantheao

Tax Fraternal Insurance Meeting Opposes Bill in Ohio

Hamilton County fraternal groups gathered at Yellows Temple in Cincinnati to oppose a proposed tax on fraternal insurance organizations. Royal Arcanum led the assembly with representatives from every council, urging lawmakers to reject advancing the bill which would tax premiums and royal aid societies. A mass meeting is planned with groups including National Union and others to press their case before the legislative committee in Columbus.

Hamilton County Arma Oud Yellows' Temple Cincinnati Yraterday National Union, Mancabeen I. of Sp Royal Axcannin Ben Hor Yeaterday Mama Butterworth Rowe Sammed Royal Ar Nanum Massa Ohio Willa Anojuations Wincn Ag Expouto Phean Organizatioga Hiepola Mestra Charles Domoui Hermon Weeeel Hugh Cavanwigh Columbne

Final Vote Set Monday on Philip Pine Will

A final vote is scheduled Monday at 4 p m on the Philip ping teri Will and amendments. Authorities at Wasiusaray School 18 note the proceeding will dispose of the matter with a decisive ruling expected.

Phillipine Wasiusaray Sch

Divorce Settlement Shows Cash and Property Rights

In the Mary O Jous va George O Mouse case the court records a settlement following a fault divorce. The husband must pay Mrs Jous Mouse two hundred dollars cash and transfer household goods, personal property, and furnishings to her. The case is dismissed without record and both parties are to bear their own costs and fees.

Hatey Mary O. Jous George O. Mouse Damissoit Agnicet Eargau George GU Hongo Mars ‘Vo Mowen Emsh Pabl Sia Bohara

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