This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 18 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1909
Page
2
A fragment of THE HAMILTON TELEGRAPH page shows instructions to correspondents, obituary notices and meeting notices, plus an obituary and society notes. The piece discusses AG Day success in Baltimore and references various names, locations, and charities, with emphasis on community fundraising and future interest.
Miss Elsia Eickstadt daughter of Rev Paul Bichstad of LaPorte Indiana suffered internal injuries in a railroad accident in Chicago. She was moved by ambulance to a LaPorte hospital after a short confinement period. Rev Bichstad, pastor of a church in Hamilton Illinois, is noted as a widely known clergyman.
Walter Shaewakeh, 24, of 25 Ogden Avenue Chicago, was arrested by police while visiting First Ward. Authorities say he claimed fear and sought help from a local business college instructor. Investigation by Patleo Wikestigated found the suspect run with others.
A spoof health ad claims Noort Borguparilia strengthens bodily blood defenses against unseen enemies. It suggests the product cures numerous vague ailments and “keeps you Iron” while portraying immune health as a battlefield imagery.
The Helping Hand society seeks county support as officials consider relief funds and extended care for the Bayes and dependents. Officials note projected costs, with past disbursements around 748 dollars and a 2,400 dollar balance, while debates focus on detention detours and potential partnerships with city institutions to shelter youths.
The village recalls the dedication of the new school building as Creighton Somerville mayor underwent a risky operation for a serious condition. A public spelling event highlighted the town’s spirit while the mayor faced critical recovery after the procedure.
Hemiawa authorities secure Harry Ailbert and Fen W. Patterson, suspected of holes in Hoston. Patterson arrived in Hidwitton foray for Harry Gm hert. A charge of Mrerny od gem hte head of S700, with Chief Symnieés and work house sentence mentioned. prisoner to be kept in Toston.
Probate Judge Dr Haukelf presents a bill of 1200 dollars to the city commissioners for services in hearing Milafintany divorce cases during 1908. The bill covers the year's court actions with an average of the witnesses cited. The claim was filed and will probably be allowed.
Tola Davis, a colored man, was fined in Police Court yesterday for frequenting a disorderly house. He was fined four dollars for an offense cited as rolling a Semiorville nell on Tuesday night.
Garbled text shows a chairman and a fundraising effort with scattered figures. Mentions several names, locations, and monetary totals, but details are fragmented and unclear. Indicates thefts from a donation drive and misreported sums, with references to specific streets and items.
Governor Harmon resists the state party’s push amid intra party churn. Garber and Danley are cited as steering the county toward the Democratic camp, drawing public rebuke from Sullivan and other leaders. The dispute centers on control of party machinery and local influence in the governor’s assessment.
A vast crowd in New York followed the sinking of the Republic after a collision with the Florida. Survivors were landed safely as rescuers battled fog and night seas. The Republic lies 9 miles south of Nantucket, sunk in deep water with many lives lost and families awaiting news.
A House member recounts the Republic steamship disaster and its rescue efforts, commending Captain and crew for saving many lives. He highlights the event, the strong response from lawmakers, and honors the memory of those aboard while noting public figures present in the chamber.
Walter S. Harlan, Mawl’s attorney, petitions Judge Gard to appoint a special court commission to travel to Tennessee and take depositions of witnesses. The aim is to obtain crucial testimony on Mawl’s character and reputation for a murder trial in the first degree, and the judge will decide on Saturday morning, with Mawl from the state and the defense stressing the need for this evidence.
Morivees C. HL Startkoy grants Glarenco Parsony a divorce from SHolfa Tarsona on grounds of neglect and wilful absence at Brose court.
A Maryland railroad agent, Adams, was fined after a trial in Squire Warwick's court. The case centered on alleged cruelty to animals during transport by the railway and involved a verdict against Adams. The rail line sought damages and compensation for the incident, with the jury delivering a Not Guilty finding on some counts and a ruling against Adams on others.
William Radgers of Hamilton is hospitalized with a badly injured right arm after a streetcar in Middletown started as he attempted to alight. The incident occurred near the Ohio Electric line in the city during an evening rush, leaving him shocked and injured.
Transmitting word from Mayor Chas. Herbert Jones of Nor wont that he is improving after illness and hopes to return to duties around Feb. 15. Meanwhile Aten Very TH Mrs. O. Mev of Gane is bedridden after a fall in October.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.