24 Feb 1910
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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1910
Page
3
Somerville residents report a ghostly figure near the haunted house causing fear among neighbors. A Tuesday night police inquiry failed to locate the wraith while local officials consider safety measures and potential curfew restrictions amid ongoing investigations.
Damaged OCR shows scattered references to telegraph companies Western Union and others, a Hamilton social event with Miss Nessie Sangh and Mrs Stell, travel mentions to Spokane and Los Angeles, and various clergy names. The passage mixes tech, social visits, and religious figures with unclear chronology.
James Manning seeks naturalization records tied to TH felon server Tmwond Pwe. The request concerns a copy of the nate wealivition sugars of his father Vinice Manning senior, with the son listed as applicant and potential related parties.
An Australian correspondent reports on Andrew Rock's remarks about New Yorkers, noting politeness and civility in public behavior. The piece highlights reactions and contrasts with British attitudes, while stressing cultural perceptions and journalistic framing.
A fragment of a snowball penetrates a window glass during a snowball fight between Bo Beadkes and Frank Mewuiland, striking a boy watching with his father. The glass shattered and damaged the eye, requiring hospital care and surgery to remove the eye.
Chicago police report an arrest connected to threats and a series of notes. The case involves John Fl Martin, a latelev suspect, and federal agents tracing an alleged pattern tied to a warning to a local family. Court records indicate a serious violent charge and potential charges related to a minor.
Fragmentary text mentions MAD MELLM and AGATY nM Warpath in a distant region, references to Aden Arabia and various groups. Several garbled place names and entities appear, with no clear event, date, or outcome discernible from the readable segments.
Residents rally as Lindenwald officials discuss gas station expansion amid opposition. Local leaders urge orderly protests while detailing a plan to extend the KB MINS corridor and improve nearby roads. Citizens voice concerns over traffic, safety, and environmental impact in the upcoming council meeting.
An unreadable OCR snippet presents distorted names, phrases about soldiers or officials, references to a German voyage and a PMO, and an unclear case or incident. The fragment lacks coherent facts, dates, places, or actions suitable for a structured notice.
Vague OCR reveals a burglary with a broken back door, cash stolen, and multiple names linked to probate accounts. Additional entries reference personal property, final accounts, guardianship, and a medical examination with names such as Maver, Méton, DOV, and Conklin appearing amid scattered figures and ages.
Former Tinitions Man Disposes of mis property in Cincinnati estate of the late George Bo Lick. The will lists items and sums including Otto Veli merited assets and Kunin Vien shares, along with jewelry, rings, watches, furniture, farm tools, and a cash bequest to a friend. Beneficiaries include brother Mean and Chas Sehautele, with estate details noted for distribution.
A fragmentary report notes heavy snowfall across Indiana and neighboring areas. Railways such as the Western electric lines slow or stopped, highways blocked by drifts, and temperatures plunging to near zero in several state locations. City schools close as a forty eight hour snow event continues into night.
General Benjamin Plate Runkle argues that Greek letter fraternities deliver social, mental, and moral benefits when properly conducted. He warns against overindulgence yet supports healthy college social life and university facilities that foster culture and self-control among students.
The funeral for Petey Bis Hort was held at Fonte Found Street and St. John's Church. Reverend and lodge members officiated with a eulogies and prayers, followed by a funeral at Greenwood.
Thomas Fishwick a well known citizen and paper maker in the Miami Valley died at Ash 1 North-Sewand Street Wednesday. He was 57 years old, born in Lackland, Gio. He suffered from chronic asthma for many years and leaves a widow and six children: Miry, Kavharine Silvey, Gremintawi, Ohia, Manet Heney, Tuomasdy, Pant and Cheese Fietwick, all of Hamilton.
In Wasit Ki Laas and nearby centers, banks plan to set interest on loans at about one percent per month, aligning with northern banking centers. Seattle bankers note higher operating costs and Inconsistent currency conditions affecting lending in the North.
Workers at a local telecommunication facility walkout following an engineers strike. The resulting shutdown affects service operations and daily routines in the area. Management seeks a resolution as negotiations continue with union representatives.
Istrodbec ks Bead finally tumbled into the basket as the Civil Service Commission sustained a second charge against Stradberk. Mayor Henney ordered surrender of official safeguards. rival factions vow further litigation over gambling and cruelty charges. Multiple figures named amid a tangle of political infighting and pending actions.
W S Wordman former teller of the Oakland Coast Co was freed after a pardon recommendation from physicians and prominent figures. The case centers on embezzlement and his terminal illness as he awaits transfer to Governor Stuart for final action.
An Associated Press dispatch from Boise reports United States Senator Teste’s opposition to the removal or release of the Confederate general Hoe statue displayed in National Statuary Hall. The article notes the senator’s stance as part of a broader debate over the statue’s presence in the Capitol, criticized as maintaining sectional tensions.
A Suffolk County probate court entry authorizes a $395,900 payment to Yale University. The order appears amid a petition by Mos Beplyn M. Saliabury and the University, with Edward M. Sallstatry of New Tare noted in the records.
An 1905 era report details the selection process for the Hall of Fame, noting changes at New York University and the involvement of university presidents. Discussions cover candidates from the Americas, foreign-born figures, and the role of electors, with debates over the nomination and the constitution’s quinquennium rules.
Kovmit Raogevett and Mden Tae Sng plunged into a swift river to recover a drowned native near the steamer crenplel by TReooserett. The current swarmed with crocodiles, but they escaped injury. The Cob and Rornilt Rongerolt with zoologist Brian Heller then left on the steamer for a week of riverbank shooting.
Miss Sarah Jones, long hospitalized at the Royal Hospital by Incurables Putney Heath, is reported to have kept a letter from Queen Victoria and the then Princess of Wales. The article notes inpatient reactions to the Prince of Wales’s 1872 celebration and mentions rising prices, citing Claeinhart as a price benchmark.
Rome reports the Pope personally declined to receive former Vice President Fairbanks amid church protests. The Vatican upheld policy against perceived Protestant interference, while a local Methodist account criticized mission work and urged separation from Catholic efforts.
New York magnates fail to reach agreement on the play schedule as three men hold firm. A proposed amendment to the constitution remains unsettled and the schedule announcement is postponed beyond the coming Monday.
A young colony member who assassinated Prince to Varhin railway station while en route to meet the Russian Minister of Wi waned Masheen was condemned to death. Three accomplices received short prison terms.
A new Western Union Tele graph service named the Night Letter will let customers send ten words at night for the price of ten words, with a fifth the day rate for each extra ten words. Night letters will be received and transmitted during slack early morning hours, by messenger or local post office, for late night delivery.
Clavis testimony at the inquiry resumed and stated there was no evidence of fraud up to March 1915 when Ballinger left the land commissioner post. Paste presented to the department concerns the Alaska coat.
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