Lucky Baldwin Biggest Jackpot Poker Tale
The Cincinnati era recounts a California poker game at the Palace Hotel in San Francisco. Lucky Baldwin, famed for his calm play, faced Senator Sharon and others, with blinds at $1,000 and raises to $10,000. The pot grew to substantial sums as chips moved and wagers mounted around the table.
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Cievinnati Commercial ‘Tribune
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Hamilton Seen as Injustice by State Census Figures
The piece argues state census estimates misrepresent Hamilton and nearby towns by underreporting births and inflating death rates. It notes Middletown leads in population and health claims, urging officials to correct data and ensure all births are reported. Also mentions divorce cases including Mary Manifold and Emma Mutchelknans, with details of their proceedings and supportive context.
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Hamilton Pelegraph
Nore Paz
Haimitien
Tiamilion
Middletown
Hamilton
Ohio
Hanalion
Ta Guy Mais
Yavwiloy
Tarillan
Straub
Hambiren
unclear text about shoes and addresses in New York
Fragmentary notice discusses wearing shoes and a retailer in New York with an address for Ailey S. Olmsted. It mentions packages and items tied to a local store, but content is garbled and not fully legible.
Poker Game Shows Big Bets and Bluffing
A chaotic poker session unfolds with Baldwin, Sharon, and others pushing large bets. After multiple raises, Baldwin eventually wins a massive pot of 3465,000 by showing four kings, outplaying Sharon's hand.
Montgomery County Fights Over Bryan Mule Prize
Fragmented report notes Montgomery County seeks win in a symbolic race tied to William Jennings Bryan. After a Denver convention last summer, the famed mule became a cultural feature. Widespread vote tallies and party dynamics in multiple counties appear unsettled amid shifting Democratic support.
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Dayton
Montgomery County
Bryan
Denver
William Jennings Brean
Yates
Sone
Home gathering near Wa country peanut Mrs Antyew Smith
A crowded event at the home of Mr and Mrs Chirence Hol featured music and dancing as neighbors and local residents joined Mr and Mrs Clarente Bobbitt for an evening gathering. Guests listed include Clara Nazel Tani Mee, Matlin fletched, and several others, with attendees like Edward Dittman and Carl Smith noted.
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Antyew Smith
teGoni i
and Stes
Chirence Holspann
Conrad
Alt Ie Lea
Clarente Bobbitt
Clara Nazel Tani
Wok Aga Soviety
Frost Naget
Edward Dittman
Yenty ‘Smith
Fred Ditman
Dda Mehl
Wily Staith
Stanley Bel
Electric Mules Contested Canal Rights North of Dayton
Governor Harmon seeks Attorney General Denman guidance on ownership and control of the Miami and Erie canal segment north of Dayton. The lease to Fordyce and Lamprecht is questioned as to force, with state funds potentially used for another's benefit amid canal disputes.
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Galbraltil
Trephrtlicsn
Columbus
Harmon
Denman
Erie Canal
Toledo
Attorney-Genesi
Miami and
Exie
Thomas N. Fordyce
Dayton
Lamprecht
Apai
Judson Harmon
Ferdyce
Cincinnati
Miami & Frie ‘Transportaion Company
Laiprecht
Davin
MP & EF
Imac
Granchise Cayse
State Board of Public Works
Te Dias
Alabama Governors Weigh Flag Return Plan
A report describes discussions between Washington Governor Harton and Alabama Governor Comer regarding returning the flag to Ohio for display at Huntsville. Harton pledges to comply with the resolution and may appoint Fourth Ohio members to arrange safe delivery and ceremonial handover.
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Charles G."brown
Witaiinghim
Washington
Abirtion
Comer
Alabama
Huntsville
Aba
Harton
Mrovernor Gomer
Ohio
Connor
Fourth
Zartman Family Reunion Plans Public Gathering
Members of the Zuriman Association of Brickerville Lancaster County Pa met to arrange a Zartman Townlow on August 12 1909 in Brickerville They elected committees and promised invitations and entertainment Rev Hatuy O Zartman presided and Alexander Zartman and his camp prepared invitations The Zartman lineage traces back to 1728 with Zartman families spread across 30 states including California Dakota Georgia and New York
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Pitel
Brickerwile
Lancaster’ O
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Wellesany
Hatuy
Plila
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Toma
Unis Prapare
Alexander Zartman
Apu Catharit Camn
America
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Zarmans
América
Crooklyn
Chicago
Mexander Zarimants
States
Fats & Zartmans
Repubican
Rufus C. “Artin
Ammerica
Anadelphia
Ineg
Miiville
Butier Vouiiy
Unis
Silmiber
Northumberland
Mowl Crying At Going Away From Jail
Walter Mowl cried as he faced a ten year sentence for manslaughter at the penitentiary. Frank Gshorn received three years for burglary and larceny. Guard Max Gravenheimer accompanied the prisoners during the transport and the crowd watched Mowl break down, certain he would be broken by his fate before term expiration.
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Doguty
Metcalf
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Walter Mowl
Tor
Manslinghier
Frank Gshorn
Scott
Colinbus
Mow
D A R Case Carries Up In Ohio Court
Judge Clarence Murphy ruled yesterday on Lyon orders concerning the removal of the old Fort Hamttitan powder magazine from its site on Main Street. The suit, brought by city tax payer Sulge Murky and others, challenges ingress and egress blocked to surrounding properties. Previous similar actions by Mary A. Morey were rejected by the common pleas and circuit court. The present decision covers issues more clearly defined and precise than earlier cases.
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Clarence Murphy
Lyon
Fort
Hamtittan
Mary. A. Morey
State of
Ohio
Common Pleas
Tom Fisher
Circuit Condh
Bantilton
Sulge
Cavers
Spring Stock Catalog Teasers For Home Goods
A fractured ad lists Hors Garden tools and lawn items along with racks, ink, mowers, seeds, cards, and wood finishes. It touts enamel finishes, heavy braced bric a brac and wall coatings as a grand spring stock display inviting shoppers to browse.
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Racket Stores 1000 Gas Prices and Hamilton Case
New York traders offer cloth at 17 cents a yard while a Hamilton case involving Mary J Morey and the John Riley Chapter of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution centers on a log structure near Fort Hamilton. The court considers whether the site on a public street and common constitutes permanent occupancy and if removal is required, with historical notes on prior rulings and city rights.
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Circuit Court
Murphy
City of
Hamilton
Mary J .Morey
John Riley
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revoluution
Mack
National Society
Daughters of the American Revo Nution
Jon Reiley
High Street
Knowi
Fort Hamiton
Althouet
Fervie Duce
Bern
Khig Structurs Waz Act
Fort Hamilton
Society
Stewart Granite ‘Company
Hee Ear
Thys
Huidding
Roads and road treatment debate at courthouse assembly
The assembly room discussion centers on the 42 good roads program and joint township funding. Clifton Avenue, Cincinnati, and officials examine asphalt preservation methods used by highway commissions and the federal government to extend road life and reduce maintenance costs.
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Orar
G. Waothers
Columbus
Georgetown
Kes
Lawrencer Tie
Ohitian
Trafic
Woasa
U.S
District of Columbia
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