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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
2
An old Hamilton Telegraph notice outlines correspondence instructions for letter submissions, naming Robert Tomes of 116 Nassau Street New York as representative. It covers formatting requirements, deadlines, vacancy fills, and charges for obituary and meeting notices at one cent per word.
A tragedy recalls Edward Lewin a contractor honored by a community. Fellow citizens mourn his death and praise his devotion to family friends and neighbors. The piece honors his selfless life and the sacrifice of a father and husband amid shared grief.
An Associated Press telegram from Jackson Kentucky reports a disturbance resulting in a tenant being shot and killed. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR, but the incident appears linked to a domestic or personal dispute. The transcript on appeal and subsequent court actions are mentioned, with references to parties Agnes, Nite, Foetzold and Maria Steech in a related grocery case asserting $107.
An article reports on the executive committee planning, noting no disturbance to Hille’s calm as the party ponders re election. It discusses Garford as a potential chair, the county split, and the upcoming state convention shaping campaign dynamics and donor expectations.
The article notes Theodore Roosevelt in New York busy with official duties and social events. He attended church with a long walk in the afternoon alongside Senator Lodge and Representative Lang. The day featured a Sagamore visit and a planned New York trip for a wedding in which Theodore Roosevelt was involved.
In a criminal court before Judge Gard Shaw received a sentence of ten to fifteen years and Charles J. Young nineteen years in the penitentiary. The case against Jooba Young was disclosed, with motions for a new trial denied and jurors finding Shaw guilty of instigating the crime. Young expressed remorse and requested leniency, while Shaw faced commitment to the penitentiary within days.
Narrative describes alleged confrontation at Gobbler's Knob with Addia Males and others named in warrants for dancing, while Nevaeh and others recount a home intrusion. Carpent er and Martin accused of threats and violence. police instructed to arrest them. Charles Rose recently acquitted of unrelated charges amid family hardship.
Washington June 20 Justice Moody announced retirement from the U S Supreme Court effective immediately with full pay and pension benefits. The move came after a long tenure shaping major rulings and legal precedent.
Clinton Edgar Walling longtime city treasurer died at his home from tuberculosis aged 47. He lived on College Corner then Oniselle, worked in funeral directing and later with Gringitu-Crint Undertaking firm before being elected city treasurer in 1913 and serving multiple terms. He leaves a widow, three children, and a brother Charles Walling. Funeral services were held at the Home Street Church with interment at Oakwood Cemetery.
A garbled wedding notice lists names Taroo Cummings Kenterman Brown O Tit EL Allison Blue Mall Weder Me Keesel Pramkdin. The Rev Mr Shields Frank Gna aianise Mure MUMotown officiates. Indiana Polis Budah Moran Hamilton Rev Syster Aimer Seward and Laura Carver Amanda Twiis Haley Mneinnail Nel le Rowda Haoiton Rev I A Diekwan listed in fragmentary text.
Judge Whitten Grird pondered the volume of decisions in Sono County court today. He sustained claims for conversion of a watch against Thoray b. MRothwell and reviewed defenses in the Walter case. A $5000 damages verdict favored Jonas Strunk against the Ohio Railroad Company for injuries from a streetcar incident, with a new trial motion granted for Cora Morton and other consolidation motions noted in the docket.
Louisville dispatch reports Grand Jury indicts Joseph Wendling on a murder charge connected to Alina Kellney case. Indictment follows surveillance notes and Associated Press confirmation. Details appear in transmission from Pelegeam.
A Rustyville party traveling toward Oxford in a Franklin touring car skidded on gravel at a bridge approach. Arthur Irvin, Miss Jean Bishop, and Mrs. Emily Coleman escaped with varying injuries while Mary Coleman and Henrietta Coleman suffered bruises. The machine was damaged but repaired. Irvin plans a lawsuit against the township for damages.
The president signed the statehood measure this afternoon, marking an official enactment. Citizens react as Congress finalizes the long debated legislation and the new status takes effect.
A long list of lecturers choirs and activities marks the upcoming Mian Vale Chautauqua July 15 to August 1 led by Roger's Concert Band and the Bible Work division. Notables include Dr. I. T. Maton Prof. G. Wrederick Wright Dr. Spurgeon and Miss Georgene Faulks der, with courses in health education astronomy and agriculture plus daily entertainments.
About 16 000 Christian Endeavorers plus many visitors gather for the silver jubilee convention of the Ohio Christian Endeavor Societies at Music Hall. A morning program, special receptions, and excursions to Coney Island and the Zoo are planned, with a standout event featuring ten junior girls depositing 100 silver dollars each to raise 3000 dollars toward the society’s debt.
Market shoppers faced a broad display of fruits vegetables and meats with prices listed for apples pears grapefruit strawberries cantaloupes and peaches. Vegetables include cabbage carrots onions peas and radishes while dairy offers butter and eggs. Poultry chicken and fowl prices, plus various cuts of meat and cured products, fill the ad style page with per pound or per dozen costs.
Michael Tobin, 23, of Middletown died instantly when he fell asleep on a railroad track and was struck by a southbound Interurban car near the state dam between Middletown and Franklin. He was on a northbound trip but had dozed and missed his stop. Coroner J. A. Burnett is to hold an inquest. Tobin leaves two widows and a child.
Associated Press dispatch from Washington reports a resolution directing an inquiry into bribery charges facing a senator. The measure, agreed to by Senate leaders, directs the investigation to determine whether ethical or legal breaches occurred and what actions may follow. The move signals heightened scrutiny of the senator and related financial inquiries.
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