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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1900
Page
2
An old advertisement touts Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer and Co as a universal kidney and bladder remedy. It claims major health benefits, urges readers to request a free sample, and lists prices and purchase options at drugstores nationwide.
In the Enquirer day prints a patrol of interviews with Republican leaders on Puerto Rico tariffs. Sam D. Fitton of First National Bank and other prominent Republicans advocate free trade and a civil government for the island. Several suggest the United States should establish a civil government and a tariff policy aligned with national interests.
A chaotic political gathering at the Pythian Armory in Hamilton Ohio revealed deep splits within the city Democratic ranks. Schwab and Mason faction PCs avoided participation while figures like Judge Ed H Jones and Colonel Stormy Gray presided amid chilly aisles, sparse attendance, and heated crossfire over nominating support for Somer.
Report of a Hamilton Ohio Democratic convention shows rapid action. A new city central committee was elected with George A Romp and others named for wards one through five. The process exposed Schwab faction gains and shifts in control. The body plans to organize Monday and intensify Democratic activity.
Hanover township resolves a clerical error from the April election. Voter tallies miscast Jason Weaver as justice of the peace candidate. a ruling from state secretary allows correction. An affidavit by Edward Sample Luther Beal and Chris Bergler led to Weaver being restored as a clerk candidate for the coming election.
A fire at James Weaver's residence in Columbus results in four deaths and serious injuries. Philip Weaver aged 10, Roy Weaver aged 14, Toray Weaver (age not clear) die from burns. Fatally burned: Mary Weaver and Joseph White. George White's assault and an explosion preceded the blaze, with extensive property loss reported.
A Chicago state senator Edward Dwyer and senator Porter Jonson attest Peruna cure for catarrh. Both claim long-standing illness resolved after two to fifteen weeks of use. They urge readers to request Dr Hartmann’s free book from The Peruna Medicine Company in Columbus, C.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a March 1 incident tying Faulkner and Faulkner to a fire at a hardware firm run by Harter and Pooley. Reported total losses ranged from 75,000 dollars down to 10,000 dollars. Warden W. N. Darby, from Belmont County, is mentioned in connection with Ohio penitentiary affairs.
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