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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1909
Page
3
City officials outline measures amid river fears, detailing plans to safeguard streets, utilities, and crossings. Officials report river conditions and potential impacts on neighborhoods as discussions continue on funding and timeline for protective works.
Fragmented OCR from a local notice mentioning individuals Nat Mavaen and Oliver M Age with unclear ties to Chicago addresses. The text references a motion for anew tylid, a court matter, and an order from a department limiting exchange of Wiles orders. Overall unclear. reads like miscellaneous legal notices and names without coherent details.
Fragmented text notes Joyce attended a Dayton dinner with various officials and mentions figures from Supteracentnt and Chitan de Algen, plus references to Presilan S. D. Bess and Mittive ty Colfenes. Vague mentions of financial matters and local names suggest a brief society page item with unclear details.
A garbled OCR note describes a will named The Hummel Will, mentioning Barbara and a misdated tale. It references a settlement or probate event with a May or June timeline and a person named J. Bett. The text is fragmented and unclear but centers on a will and its execution at an aunt’s event.
The Newtreet Newspapers report domestic troubles of Edward and Mrs Strong of 545 West 129th Street New York. Mrs Strong says she was formerly Jane Welch from Oxford and outlines their marital dispute, custody issues, and alleged infidelity.
A court case involving Peterson, the Ohio case, and a defense claim about cash was argued and ruled upon by Judge Murphy. The proceedings touched on testimony about Peterson’s unfamiliarity with streetcars and a scene near a bridge, with jurors to weigh contributory factors. The article also notes a wedding in the same area, describing the bride’s gown, guests, and a forthcoming legal engagement announcement.
In the probate court an inventory and apportionment are filed for the estate of Shelle Jos. The document lists holdings, Lang and Adistatter Co., and various claims and securities. The widow is noted as sole beneficiary.
A fragmented report describes Miss Augusta Maryedane aboard the steamer Republic escaping disaster after a collision south of Medheuvig, while local man Beach Hargis faced a dangerous wound amid a violent spree at the Hargis home in Jackson.
A damaged OCR passage describes a riverside brewery operated by Cart Sehne near the Bw Mim River, halted by Miami County authorities on December 21. The business, deemed purely illegal and unprofitable, faced shutdown due to unspecified regulatory action, with the owner continuing to operate briefly before the closure.
Local sports outing reports Dewnda Beat edged Con GAMNORGO as Goray scored seven points in the late night game at the arena.
The President withdrew the nomination of Dr. Charles Alfred Lee Reed of Ohio as Surgeon General, citing concerns over features of the Pure Food Law and signaling that Reed’s view supported creating a medical corps to attract young physicians. The action aimed to curb what officials called excessive influence by certain interests, while Reed argued the move served broader public health aims and would not hinder reform efforts.
Jon Harhart as administrator of the Enoch Haskell estate filed a first and final account with receipts and disbursements totaling 3985.99, while Geeker as administrator of the Mary Ante Seluwe estate filed receipts and disbursements. The inventory and appraisal of personal property for the Thomay 1 Rharkey estate were also returned, with various claims and assets noted.
The case of William, who allegedly planned to kill at his residence, centers on testimony by Urial Kisker. The 35 year old faced months of contemplation and claimed he would end his life with a fall from a depot scaffold amid family turmoil and work troubles.
Real estate deck from county office shows transfers including William WNITson to AH William Houck for 2,300. John Longer and others to Catherineroy for 2,240. Andrew Argatti and Juan Arenl in Hamilton for 1. Schaeter to Chas Brooks for 1, 4187 in MidMetowns. Witkin to M. Dingfeiler in Hamilton for 92,100. Theodore CG Simpran to Laviy Weinman in Middletown for 4A. Winst to Preize Lohmann in Hamilton for 1.
Miss Rostims formerly at Hel Telephona exchange will join a well known millinery house in Chicago. Woeckner plans to showcase her work on January 20 this year with dates set for Monday.
A fragment from a local notice states that Ime Ty Thorn was received yesterday by Westmaster Tarrish regarding an action by the Postmaster General. It mentions a deadline February 14 and references a Swovent postage stamp and an anniversary related to Atwaham Lindon.
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