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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1911
Page
2
A fragmented essay on the enduring figure of the grouch as a social force. It contrasts public respect with private dislike, arguing the grouch’s influence lies in challenging pretensions while urging generosity and shared effort to improve the world. The piece reflects early 20th century moralizing about wealth power and social conduct.
The text urges proper ventilation in churches, schools, theaters, and moving picture houses to protect patrons. It argues for a law mandating fresh air and correct ventilation in all places where people gather, linking neglect to broader public health concerns and Dr. Wiley's criticisms of American drug use.
Residents will gather next Friday night as the T O C conducts an important meeting related to the forthcoming dedication of the new temple. A notable program is being prepared to mark the occasion and highlight anticipated ceremonies.
Farmers in the Trenton area welcomed the completed Slont Levee along the Miami River. The $21,000 structure, built by Covin Brothers and finished after July work, aims to stop river floodwaters from inundating nearby farms and roads. The county plans grass seeding and minor openings to ease overflow.
Corey and Leevers, Hamiltonians, form Buckere Garage Company and take over the former Shepherd Garage at No High Street. Mr Teevyers will lead operations, bringing years with West Side Motor Company and many local owner friends. Corey also retains ties with the Merring Tall Marvin Co.
Charles Tionsarmian, recently hurt after a fall from a tree, is recovering well under medical supervision. Doctors report no back fracture and fractures in the ribs are healing, with no serious aftereffects anticipated.
The Christian Endeavor program announces two Sunday and Thursday services at Symmes Corner and the infirmary. Clarence Himittan leads a Thursday session on The Christian’s High Calling with special music by Westminster and Local Union quartets. Sunday’s infirmary service features Serenity, led by Gene M. Sehierine with speakers Tatatrates and Lauren Sheriff. Attendees are urged to join both events, leaving from High Street Church promptly.
Wounded men Fred Barkis and William Strickler showed improving conditions at Mercy Hospital after a Saturday night shooting at the South Hamilton crossing. William Fowler, arrested on a charge of shooting to kill, may have a preliminary hearing before Mayor Toth, with Walton Bowers retained in his defense as he claims noninvolvement and arrival after the shooting. Baskis and Strickler reportedly corroborate his statement while Charles and Asa Fowler remain unfound.
Seven Mile K of P at Glen Ledge 489 Knights of B Vins announces a large supper next Saturday evening February 28 at their hall. All welcome for a lively supper and social time with a friendly crowd.
Newark Ohio July lynching case yields Clarence Timmons a 15 year sentence after confessing to major slaughter tied to the officer’s death. Authorities describe the confession as the controlling factor in the punishment.
In a Feb 20 review, Jose YVyea Himantour, a minister in Diaz cabinet, states peace relies on insurgents laying down arms and negotiating with the government. He argues that without disarmament, revolution cannot end and calls for formal negotiations to end hostilities.
The Wireproof Furniture and Construction Company of East Hamilton will relocate to Miamisburg in about two months, taking about 60 workers. Oscar Wilkerson, the company’s general manager, cited an urgent Chicago order and lack of time to add to the Hamilton plant as reasons, noting the move to a ready plant at Kanjimin Bogey Company for immediate capacity. He expressed regret over leaving Hamilton but emphasized the business necessity and appreciation for local treatment.
Burgtar vim Anderson a famed Ohio criminal is found dead in bed at J B Masters 4 MiMin township. a Wooster university graduate known for burglary and later a federal sentence. He was about 70, with total prison time over thirty years.
Judge Chirence Myrylis of the Common Pleas Court heard arguments in the case against Dr H Al Moore of Osford who was fined Mayor AL P Sloan for illegal selling of whiskey. The State was represented by Prosecuting Attorney M D Burg of this ery and Attorney Crabbe of Dayton. Moore was represented by Robert J Shank and Allen Anders. Arguments began at 9 30 this morning and were finished at 80. Judge Murphy took the case under advisement. Dr Guy Potter Benton president of Minti University testified as prosecuting witness, with Judge Liam Fisher, W L Tobey and O V Parrish, trustees, present.
Washington Feb 20 Representative Fitzgerald of New York a member of the appropriations committee said the sundry civil bill would carry a provision for the fortification of the Panama Canal. The remark came after a question from Mr Jolwan of Alabama.
Detectives arrest Jabo Stouch with five fat barred Plemonel Ruck chickens in Jia possession. Chickens, identified as stolen from a building and yard, were taken to the station. Roach, charged with burglary and larceny, and two brothers Peter and George Roach are reportedly implicated but not located. A woman named Sarah L. Symmes identified the suspect in Lindenwald area.
Navarro with 1,000 federal troops arrived in Juarez after a 12 day train journey. The force faced no fire as it traveled, while repairs were needed on 48 bridges and culverts damaged by insurgents. Orozco and rebel chiefs are now scattered east and south of the area. The next move for both sides remains unclear.
Four youths in Middletown confessed to a spate of robberies and petty thefts after police stopped the mystery. Dan Calalkao was nabbed in Hamilton with articles taken from Adams secondhand store. Alberti Korn Ed Beatty and Joe Bell owned up to the Adams burglary and thefts at Stubbs meat market and the Eureka cigar store. Korn had recently been released from Covington Workhouse after a Lancaster escape.
A powerful southwestern storm blanketed New York and nearby regions with over two inches of snow by 9 AM, with more expected as temperatures hovered around 24 degrees. The system spread across the south central area and extended into North Carolina and central Pennsylvania, while western areas including Michigan and Ohio reported clearing conditions.
County Commissioners announced the Stout Levee at Trenton has been completed after about a year of construction. The project was originally contracted to Trewin Brothers but was sold to Boyd and Lyons of Dayton after the drowning of Ed Trewin and his son last summer. Inspectors will evaluate the work in a few days and approval will follow if satisfactory.
Substantial drop in European visible wheat supply steadies the market despite bearish bets. May options show congestion as Chicago prices drift lower while Liverpool holds. The Live Stock Market at Union Stockyards adjusts with steadier cattle and weaker hogs amid tight pork, lard, and rib bids. Cold weather lifts egg and butter futures slightly. poultry and fruit see slower demand with flat to down prices overall.
The legislative day in the house saw Representative Roberts of Massachusetts demand a reading of the entire seventy five pages of the omnibus French claims bill before passage at 12 46 p m. Hearings on the McCall Bill to carry out reciprocity were begun before the finance committee. John Strange of Neenah Wisconsin opposed the bill saying it would not cheapen paper and would move paper making to Canada. A majority of Democrats with Republican supporters adopted a rule suspending all house rules on a two thirds vote for the remainder of the session to push appropriation and other measures through after forty minutes debate, shifting control to the speaker.
Judge Gard dismissed the suit by the city to restrain the Electric Company from building a switch on North HY street. The city failed to prove rights to block the project, and attorney Sheppard moved to dismiss after evidence was presented. the ruling ends the city’s case against the Ohio Electric Company.
Local markets list wholesale poultry prices and fruit vegetables with detailed per pound and per dozen figures. Hens 12c, large springers 12c, small springers 18c, ducks 12c, turkeys 15 to 19c, geese 8 to 10c, old hens dressed 18c, broilers 25c, eggs storage 19c, fresh 20c. Fruits include Malaga grapes 20c, new apples 19 to 19c, bananas 15 to 20c per dozen, lemons 20 to 26c, pears 10c, celery 10c, cabbage 20c head, cauliflower 16 to 20c, onions 10c, parsley 6c, spinach 10c. Butter and eggs details, beef, mutton, lamb cuts with prices per pound, pork tenderloin 30 to 35c, pork chops 11c, lard 8 to 9c, ham 15c, bacon 25c per 2 pounds.
The St Pauls Mutual Aid Society marks its anniversary with a program in the lecture room at 7 45 Thursday. Participants include Song Swisz Male Choir piano musicians Margaret Hintem eister Emma Henning and others. The event lists multiple recitals with violins pianos vocals and choral pieces performed by Miss Elsa Eckhardt Miss Ruth Schaefer Miss Lillian Buchs Blanche Schaefer Mr Freil Sauerbeck Jerom Druck Elsa Sekhardt Louise Scheu J Lotz Lilian Fuchs Janche Schaefer and more unidentified names ambivalent in OCR.
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