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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
3
A dated discussion on infant care highlights bedding materials, sun exposure, feeding schedules, cleanliness, air quality, baths, and hygiene. It emphasizes avoiding excess heat for delicate skin, using breathable fabrics, fresh air, tepid baths, and proper bottle preparation to prevent illnesses.
Ateenager, Jesco Rains, 17, reported missing after leaving home on Monday. Police say witnesses recall a dark suit, light dress, and blue shoes as he may have headed toward Whitelowk. relatives remain concerned.
The Liberty Township public school held graduation exercises at the Methodist Episcopal Cluttet Bethany. The close address was delivered by M. C. Burns. Graduates include Bryea W. Mitel Ada Clawson Sey Robinson Testis Ainzogen Benjamin Laneoton Daphnia Montaure Carter and Jessie Zangarden. The report notes the Stout levee contract awarded to Irwin Brothers and sub let to RC Lyons Days ton. Estate details for the late S L Irwin remain unsettled with potential funds for bereaved family.
In Tans Brak Colorado inha county court morning session the judge faced a shortage of able men to seat six jurors. The assembled women stood in for the missing jurors as the judge conducted matters amid tension and calls for impartiality. The judge declared the array sufficient and proceeded with the case despite the unusual jury composition.
The Butler County rally at the state convention drew a large turnout and featured a Young People's Society address by Rev, with tribute to the anniversary and a donations drive. Attendance surpassed expectations as funds were raised toward state work, including a Silver anniversary event and distribution of funds for debts and expenses totaling over $6600.
Reports from Chavet WI detail the arrest of Pilly Jobson by Constable Van Doyhaar for defrauding hotel keeper Marenm of $340, with a jail acknowledgement and a hearing. Other cases include Waterman and Augusta McArde versus J Grathwokl et al concerning real estate sales totaling $1865.67 and $1284.34. Somerville school events note Patterson graduates leading a program at the Somerville Presbyterian Church with performances by Rev. O. Sinus and students delivering recitations and songs in the evening.
An inquest into the death of Florence Wilhel Collins, a small child in Foster City, examined Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Coding and Edward Gelling and wife. The child followed her sister onto the yard when a car struck her, fatally injuring the infant. Testimony debated the car’s distance and stopping action, to be resolved by the verdict. Attending were local residents and witnesses listed by name.
Real estate appraiser Tan Witt has filed returns showing a total value of 103,090 dollars for Seven Mile, up from 67,720 dollars the prior year, an increase of about 55 percent.
June 25 report from the Ohio Christian Endeavor Convention in Marion notes officers elected including Ferguson as President and St. Johns as Vice President. Resolutions condemn gambling and urge reform while Butler County receives the silk award for having the most delegates at the session.
Columbus report lists applicants earning teaching certificates after recent examination. Miss Andluster of Oxfordville Biven & common school earns certificate based on grades. State board of teachers released the qualifying names alongside the certification results.
In Columbus on June 25, the Republican governor yesterday appointed Neal 13 to the state board of aviation regulation. The appointment aims to steady oversight while maintaining the board’s independence as the new member joins existing members.
A soldier from Wie Myton Soldiers' homes reported being attacked by a man named Stith near the New River bridge yesterday morning. The assailant, later identified as 68 year old Stith, struck him with a stone, causing loss of consciousness and injuries. Officers searched the area. McNichols remained in custody overnight.
Word reaches Hamilton that John Robinsons Circus will arrive from Newdante Ind. over the Panhandle on Monday July 25. Boys are asked to prepare and bring water to the event while recalling elder Robinson days.
In Lebanon on June 25 an overheating tower clock caused the clapper to melt away, stopping the town clock. An investigation blamed heat and moisture for the failure, noting steam buildup and long heat waves as possible causes.
Reported by the Associated Press that probes into two suicides near Birmingham focus on possible motives tied to the Pest National Bank and Alaska Consolidated Coat and Tran. The presiding authorities say both deaths show clear signs of self-inflicted harm after preliminary inquiries. Funeral plans for Gay R. Johnson set for Mawr, Pennsylvania, with his family traveling for the services.
A 16 year old boy from Harrison, Ohio, died after being struck by a bolt while gathering hay with his father and another man during a thunderstorm about one and a half miles east of Vphevetes. The father was knocked down but not severely hurt as lightning struck the hay, ignited a fire, and the youth died before aid could arrive. The boy had just graduated from Harrison High School a few days earlier.
Judge Cushing appoints Chasi Pratt and G. M. Bake as co receivers for Jewel Carriage Co of Carthage in a common pleas case. The firm, capitalized at 256000 dollars, faced default and impending creditor action. Assets reportedly exceed liabilities by at least 200000 dollars, but liquidity problems left value limited. Bond set at 1000000 dollars.
George M Foster of Hamilton Ohio filed a petition in bankruptcy in the U S District Court. He lists a debt of 150 22 and has no assets or exemptions. His creditors reside in partner city Covington Newport and nearby districts. Attorney Rockfeller handles the case.
The Civil Service announces competitive examinations for multiple positions across several states including Indiana Ohio Kansas and Kentucky. Openings include clerical assistant and teacher roles with salaries ranging from 600 to 1800 dollars and above. Applications close July 15 with tests to be held in numerous cities nationwide.
Justice Cochran, a longtime United States Land Commissioner for Nome and a respected jurist in the West and Alaska regions, was found dead in his hotel room on Tuesday. Authorities cite fear trouble as the cause. he was 66 years old and held several senior public posts.
Leavenworth Kan June 25 General Frederick Funston commander of the Army Service Forces is dangerously ill at his home here The report notes severe heart ailment and serious health condition affecting his ability to command the forces stationed at Fort Leavenworth and nearby facilities.
Washington dispatch reports a bill to allocate 10,000 dollars to honor Grant Cronk believed last survivor of the War of 1812. Cronk, who died May 1905 at 115, served in the U S Infantry and is buried in Mount Victory Cypress Cemetery, Brooklyn. A separate measure seeks a monument in Washington to mark the 1859 clash where U S troops faced hostile Indians on May 17 1859.
The late Kirst Po Wilbur, former Lehigh Valley Railroad president, left an estate valued at about 17 million dollars to his family. The report notes no will to a public or charitable institution.
Reported kidnapping of 12 year old Michael Selleges sparked ransom demand of 3000 dollars. Parents and family expressed belief abductors may have contacted the boy, while police race to verify threat details and secure his safe return.
Wants to Sell Real Estate, Heppold Schoenling, guardian of Charles G Schaeling, seeks court authority to sell 42 acres in Morgan township and divert proceeds. Ward listed as an infant with about 450 dollars cash and 400 dollars in chattels, plus 300 in bank. Hearing set for July 12.
In Dayton the Republican News Special reports Ex Governor Campbell backing No comisdacy for Alice Pomerens and nominations for lieutenant governor. They discuss Harmin Jk seeking the U S Senate and a Democratic legislature, noting past figures like Garfield and the shift of political power and patronage.
Hamiltonians and Mood River residents recall Hamilton friends with cherries shared by Dr. and Mrs. George C. Skinner and guest Mrs. Robert Cochran. Mrs. Cochran and Mas Gilcrest enjoy the Mood River climate as entertaining guests with the Sidioners and Bowntan families amid the Tigod River district social scene.
The Waller County Dental Society met in Camden for one of its largest, most profitable gatherings. Dr KiPishor of Camden led a program featuring presentations on cavity preparation, gold inlays, new dental theories, and alloy fillings. Attendees included numerous regional dentists and representatives from the Cincinnati firm White Dental Co. who showcased dental goods and demonstrations.
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