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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1902
Page
2
Mayor Low said officials in Hamilton and Butler County deserve openness and that newspapers should inform the public about the fate of his administration. He emphasized that reporters must feel free to ask questions on any matters of public interest.
The Bayside Chicago Record Herald notes Bishop Potter’s strong critique of temperance reform rhetoric centered on the drunkard as a victim. It argues drinkers are typically responsible, while saloon-keepers profit from promoting drunkenness and should not be protected by leniency or excuses.
An analysis of a failed plan to consolidate asphalt companies into a monopoly. Observers note mismanagement, overblown capitalization, and unattainable profit promises. The venture’s collapse damages business expectations and questions the viability of trust-driven industry control.
A chaotic article outlines a disaster hit by the collapse of major asphalt trusts, highlighting the national asphalt companies and large corporations. It notes the surrender and consolidation moves, warns of monopoly dangers, and mentions a conditional bid tied to Rockefeller and a date near January.
Oxford Day Ledger items note Younglina re signing with Oxford News Company, Deputy Sheriff Luke Branson in village, J J Gristien's Upsmitton business, and bank payroll placement. Remains of St W Badgley from Washington arrive for burial, with family ties to Hamilton. Local lodge installations, Knights of Pythias events, and many visits and travels by residents. Several brief notes on community projects, school, and construction.
The Greenwood Cemetery Association met with Superintendent Gosboro as stockholders received Isaac Roberton’s annual report. Burials by age were listed, with a large share in the 70 to 75 bracket. Principal causes of death included heart disease and cholera, among others.
Middletown Signal reports a night scare as a pack of seemingly wild dogs prowls the Amanda area near Dick's Creek bottom. Clarence Coddington climbs a tree for safety while onlookers, including Simmy Whitsel, alert authorities. Residents fearings rise and talk of organized action against the beasts circulates. The piece also notes Middletown’s centennial and early settlers from New Jersey, detailing foundations like the first mill, saw mill, grist, and distillery.
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