Postmasters in Ohio Celebrate Civil Service List
Assistant postmasters from Ohio cities gathered in Columbus to thank Postmaster General Hitchcock and President Taft for placing them on the Civil Service classified list. The meeting featured an address by Edward E. Large of Ashtabula on postal savings banks, described as a success, with organization officers elected: W. H. Hasket of Dayton as president, S. C. Browne of New Philadelphia as secretary, and S. E. Seigffid of Newark as treasurer.
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Civil Service
Columbus
Ohio
Hitchcock
Taft
T Hey
Postal Savings Bank
Edward £. Large
Ashtar Hut
Ohio City
W. H Hasket
Dayton
C Browne
Philadelphia
Srcvetars
S. E. Seigftid
Newark
Treaster
Prominent Farmer Dies Near Oxford
Patrick Taylor age 73, a leading farmer near Oxford, died of paralysis at 7 p.m. yesterday. He was the father of Councilman Jermie Taylor.
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Oxford
Patrick Taylor
Jermie Taylor
Married 35 Years Files Suit For 4 Separation
Irene M. Dickey of Middletown filed in common pleas court for divorce from Joseph Dickey alleging desertion. They wed Feb 17 1876 and he abandoned her in 1887. Dickey is said to be in New York. Ben Hurwitz, attorney.
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Irene M. Dickey
Middletown
Common Pleas Court
Joseph Dickey
Dickey
New York
Ben Hurwitz
Emperor William Allows Count von Priell Suicide Ruling
Berlin Feb 22 Today's papers publish the Cabinet order of Emperor William overruling the verdict of the Military Court of Honor in the case of Count Mang von Priell. The Emperor holds death by one's own hand to be a matter between God and conscience. The Count, an army officer, attempted suicide and was found guilty of violating his military oath. The Emperor set aside the judgment, meaning dismissal from service, and declared the deed cannot be judged by regular honor tribunals.
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William
Berlin
Cabnet
Emperor William
Military Court of ‘Honor
Mang von Priell
Misa
Stevenson tells of good work of the I C F Lodge
Stevenson of Port Huron Michigan, American manager of the Independent Order of Foresters, spoke to a crowd in the Coliseum about the orders benefits and fraternal aims. He cited a 17 million dollar surplus, a 750 thousand dollar yearly income, and a home for orphans in Ontario supported by each member.
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Stevenson
Port Huron
Mich
Independent Order of Foresters
Ths Order
Foresters
Ontario
Order
Salome Dance Endorsed By Law In Orphan’s Home Event
Cleveland reports a meeting where the order discussed aiding orphans and supporting a Salome dance by a trained cat mascot Tige. The evergreen lodge Dayton provided a large initiation and the Past Chief Ranger W H Miller gave the closing remarks.
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Law
Bishop Heslin Dies in Natchez at Episcopal Residence
Right Rev. Thomas Heslin, 1st bishop of the Natchez Catholic diocese, died at the Episcopal Residence in Natchez at eight o clock last night from heart trouble and Bright's disease. He had been in indifferent health the past year and, facing his condition, whispered, It is the will of God, I am ready.
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Bishoop Dios
Sociarity
Natchez
Miss
Thoms Heslin
Natchex
I U'Viock
Bright
Jleslin
Boen
Rats Roam Hotel Scott Basement Besieged By Beasts
Workmen demolishing the old Hotel Scott across Klifert Street from Broad Street Station report a large infestation of rats in the basement. The rodents have fought with workers, with hundreds killed in two days. Some claim the pack includes cats or wolflike creatures led by a gigantic black cat. three men have been bitten. In Washington, an appropriation bill seeks 2 million dollars for the Panama Canal tolls project, stirring debate.
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Adelphta
Scott
Klifert Street
Broad Street
Parkway
Degree team initiates large class in Hamilton
DAYTON Ohio February twenty third Accom plishing by several members of the order the degree team of Court Evergreen Independent Order of Foresters went to Hamilton Wednesday evening and at a session of the Hamilton lodge initiated a large class of candidates under the command of G P Coblentz master of work K H Hardin captain of guards CHM Drake chief ranger Archie past chief ranger Thomas Dunlevey vice chief ranger R R Young orator Elmer Wilhelm standard bearer guards Glenn K Wilhelm standard bearer guards Gleon K Drake RR Witheley William A Clausa Henry Mann C C Trine William S Hardin and J B Kunkleman Tausicians Carl Luehra Joseph Saum and Calvin Sarum
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Dayton
Ohio
Court Evergreen
Order of Foresters
Hamilton
Hamilton Lodge
G. P. Coblentz
K. H. Hardin
Gnards
Chm Drake
Archie
Thomas Dunlevey
R. R. Young
Elmer Wilhelm
Glenn K. Wilhelm
Gleon K. Drake
RR Witheley
William A. Clausa
Henry Mann
C. C. Trine
William 8. Hardin
J. B. Kunkleman
Butler County Couple Wed in Newport Kentucky
Homer Shafter of Trenton Ohio and Misa Edith Fort of Seven Mile were married in Newport Kentucky yesterday. They will make their home near Venice. The report includes a garbled line about blood purification and health quackery in the text.
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Butler County
Mankaid
Newport
Homer Shafter
Trenton
Ohio
Misa Edith Fort
Seven Mile
Venice
Roosevelt 16 in favor of giving votes to 10 women
In Chicago at a First Regiment Armory meeting Colonel Theodore Roosevelt endorsed woman suffrage. An intruder and a collapsing chair interrupted his address as he quipped about standing, drawing applause. Ohio reports note Miami University boards appointments and the death of Edward Ayres in Hamilton.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
Theodore Roozevelt
Mala
Ciizens
Jane Addams
A. A. McCormick
Colonel
Gal. Roosevelt
Wisconsin
Cal. Roosevelt
Slark Shesaat
Col. Roosevelt
J.T. Morey
Hamilton
Sr. Morey
Miami University
Dr. Vail
Lima
Mores
Ruthven Railway System to undergo near term test
Information from A L Ruthven of the Ruthven Railway Signal Company states that Mr Ruthven, now in Jacksonville Florida, is achieving strong stock sales and funds are nearly assured for a practical test of the system on an operating railroad in the near future. Konown endorsements from authoritative figures confirm progress and confidence in the project.
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A. L. Ruthven
The
Ruthven Railway Signal Company
Doans Kidney Pills Public Endorsement from Hamilton Resident
Hamilton resident James C. Paullus reports relief from kidney pain and backache after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He describes prior suffering from irregular kidney secretions and lumbago, and notes rapid improvement after one box. Sold by dealers nationwide. price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo, NY sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Hamilton
Doan
James C. Paullus
Hanover Bt
Hfemilton
Ohta
Dean
Foster-Miburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doun
Taft Proposes New Japan Treaty Without Immigrant Limits
President Taft sent to the Senate a proposed treaty with Japan that omits U S immigration restrictions on Japanese subjects. A joint declaration would reserve U S rights to set immigration laws, with both nations bound not to renounce the pact if it fails to operate as expected. Western senators vow full debate on the Pacific issue and potential opposition.
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Washington
Taft
Senate
Japan
United States
Rooi-Aoki
Pacific
Xty-First Congress
Committee named to probe Cox contempt charges in Cincinnati
Judge Garman of the common pleas court appoints a three member bar committee to probe George B. Cox and local newspapers for contempt over a grand jury remark. The Cox perjury indictment followed Tuesday's action. Members named include Aaron A. Werris Edward Barton and P. Johnson.
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Cincinnati
Garman
George B. Cox
Cox
Aaron A. Werris
Edward Barton Wid Te P. Johnson
Growth Of Parcels Post Is Shown
NEW YORK February 23 The growth of foreign parcel post mail at New York is shown by port official George Wanamaker. From 1906 to 1919 imports rose from 90,297 to 199,410 packages. January 31,623 parcels entered, and last month’s volume rose 315 percent from the 1906 level.
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New York
George Wanamaker
General Brin Drops Dead in Paris War Minister Stroke
PARIS Feb 2 General Brin the War Minister in Premier Briand's cabinet died today from a paralytic stroke at the ministry offices. The unexpected death shocks the government as France confronts wartime duties and political duties.
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Brin
Parss
General Brin
Briand
Christian Endeavor Meeting at Summea Corner Tonight
The Christian Endeavor group meets at Summea Corner at 7 30 this evening. Billa Riley will be the soloist. The gathering promises a profitable program and aims to promote natural bowel movements with Dean's Regulators. Ask your druggist for them. Rit a box.
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Christian Endeavor
Billa Riley
Aek Yor
Rit
Asquith introduces bill to abolish Lords veto in Commons
London feb 22 the government introduced a measure to abolish the veto power of the House of Lords. premier asquith declared the Lords are hereditary and irresponsible and that the bill carries a broad iree form to replace the system with a stronger elected body. he argued the country backs the move despite opposition and warned of a historic constitutional change.
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London
House of Lords
House of Commons
Asquith
Thor
Ani Talis
Jong
Laborfina
Princeton Ranks 51st Among The Universities
Princeton University shows the largest enrollment in its history with about forty two more students than last year and eleven more than the previous peak Yet it ranks fifty first among major U S universities by total enrollment Columbia leads with 7463 Chicago University follows The university has over 10000 graduates since its founding in 1756 Harvard remains the oldest university ahead in graduates.
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Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
Pai
United States
Columbia
Chicago University
New York State
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Tinois
Brazil
China
Egypt
India
Syria
Turkey
Corea
Harvard
Fragmented Readable Names From A Local Notice List
A readable fragment lists several individuals and places such as Hamilton and Trenton with varied occupations and roles. The text reads like a muddled registry of names including Rev. Gerhold, Charles Ladham, Theresa Merkel, John Hirton, Myrtle Resting, and others interspersed with stray phrases and domestic references.
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Clarence Reckholt
Mid- Motown
Myrtle Resting
Anillviser
Hamilton
Bailey
John Hirton
Farsier
Wootsdale
Bertha
Rey
Trenton
Gerhold
Charles Robert Ladham
Éembouser
Theresa Merkel
Imestic
Joby Mark McDill
Tarner
Col
Eve Corner
Tad
Mary Fort Douglas
Oxford
W. TL Mc Candles
Edward J. Smith
Pressman
Hank Hilton
Peart Lane
Biamilton
1500 Masons Attend Scottish Rite Meet in Cincinnati
About 1500 Masons filled the Scottish Rite Cathedral for the fifty-ninth reunion of Wie budes. The program conferred the fifteenth and sixteenth degrees by the Dalcho Grand Council, with Frank W. Heatley as Lover Prince, and the seventeenth and eighteenth by the Cincinnati Grand Chapter under Rose Grain. Master Thomas Kite led officers. a small chorus, string orchestra, and soloist accompanied. The Ohio Sovereign Consistory will confer the nineteenth degree, with plans for the twenty first, thirteenth, thirty first and thirty second degrees later in the evening.
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Cincinnati
Fel
Wie Budes
Dalcho Granu Council
Princes of Jerusalem
Frank W. Heatley
Thomas Kite
Cincinnnati
Rose Grain
John Yoakley
Ohio
Orin J. Littell
Wu Als Odark
Bond Reduction Sought in Millikin Estate Case
Mo astrsn, executor of the late Susan Millikin, has asked Judge Conningston to reduce his bond after all debts are paid and the only property in his possession remains involved in the estate matters.
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Mo Astrsn
Susan Millikin
Conmingston
Unclear OCR Summary of Cincinnati Funds and Bonds
Fragmentary text notes a Cincinnati fund amounting to 1300 dollars and a funeral bond stated as 28000 dollars. No clear names, dates, or contexts are present to confirm a specific event, person, or organization. The fragment lacks verifiable details for a fuller headline and summary.
Chicken Thief Given Stiff Sentence Today
Julia Mouch was fined 200 dollars and costs after a hearing before Mayor Sothwell for stealing five chickens from Sarah L. Symmes. She received thirty days in the workhouse.
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Julia Mouch
Sarah L. Symmes
Sothwell
Commissioners Inspect The Stout Levee Visit
County Commissioners Smith Kinch and Winkle traveled to Trenton to inspect the Stout levee completed last Saturday. They reported the work is satisfactory and in accordance with the plans and specifications and expect approval this afternoon.
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Smith, Kinch and Winkle
Trenton
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Tige
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Galion
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W. H. Miller
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Panama Canal
J. I. Galbrath
Miami University Board
J. B
Men County
I Moore
Henry Ts. Mc
Quare
John N. Vandertat
Montgomery
Walter L. Tobes
Buller
John RB
Moore
Brown
Lyle HH. Beans
Ross
Won
Hllvroth
Warren
J. B. Wail
James E. Morey
JR. Moore
Fullerton
East Springfield
Edward Ayres
Mercy Hospital
Sherman Avenue
Greenwood Cemetery
Ruthven
Hon
W. Matthews
Labor Atnuatics
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FacSunde Signanre
Gastoria
Bears
Castoria
Croup JC
Thomas’ Electric
At Onew
Ft Netwoke
First National Bank
Hamilton, Ohio
Sree Bala Hamilton
Board of Directors
Charles E Henner
Geo. F. Sorngen
Vics
OAKEY
Parrish
J. E. Heiser
Cashier
Charles Sor Nger
Ely
Brothers
Warren Street
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