Memorial Day Plans Moved to Westminster Church
The Memorial day exercises of Wetzel Compton Post planned for Thursday May 20 were moved from Jefferson Theatre to Westminster Presbyterian church due to conflicting theatre engagements. The change aims to avoid cutting short services. Injured in the wreck north of Hamilton yesterday morning are recovering. John Allridge and Mrs. Richard Alexander remain sore but not seriously hurt. Gov. Harris and state officials endorsed Taft for president, urging the senatorial question be left open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vince
West
Winster Church
Wetzel
Compton Post
Jefferson Theatre
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Hamilton
John Allridge
Williamsdale
Richard Alexander
Coke Otlo
Venice Graphic Roasts Hamilton High School Hay Ride
The Venice Graphic editor mocks Hamilton High School boys for a Venice hay ride that disturbed villagers. He warns against pay and alimony, ends with an odd plug for Dr. King's New Life Pills to keep bowels regular, a Radcliffe Drug Co. guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice Graphic
Hamilton High School
Venice
Dr. King
Radcliffe Drug Co
Memorial Day Plans Complete at Westminster Church
Memorial Day events announced by Welzel-Compton Post No 96 include an evening service Thursday May 30 at Westminster Presbyterian Church, a daytime program at Greenwood Cemetery, and a parade with assembly on Monument Avenue. The program features invocations, music by Apollo Band, readings, oration by Hon. W. R. Warnock Froelick, and numerous allied veterans and civic organizations. The parade progresses along Monument, with formal processions and services at the cemetery and courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welzel-Compton Post
G. Alrelty
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Greenwood Cemetery
I S
W. B. Gantz
Apollo Band
Lincoln
Gettysburg
N. B. Tubbs
America”—Assembly
Wetzel Compton Test
Wetzel Compton Relief Corps No. 5
Gratbs Bagley Camp
Benediction—Rey
Wn. i. Mason
Seventh and Bligh Street
Wm. I. Mason
Westminster — Presbytterian Church
Sloan Gordon
Tevers
Percy Todd
W. OB. Gantz
Calvin Skinner
Ralph Thompson
Thos
Nelson Page
Vertha Johns
the Trumpter
J. Arlie Dix
Carlos Gressle
Rosakind
P. Phelp
Margaret ‘Tupiman
Kindly Light——Shepherd
Ida Alvis
Willa Eyre
Post
Grebbo Egley
Philips’ Division i
P. Knights of St. John
Knights of St. George
Canton Sanders I
Order of American Mechanics “S German War Association
Inion Eagle Band
Wetzel Compton Post
Tom Riley
D. A
Monument Avenue
Marvel
High
Third
Heaton
Lametery
High Weston High
Court House
Lis Wand
Wheat Goes Higher as Trading Surges in Chicago Market
By noon in Chicago the wheat market surged with July at 1.027, September 1.05, December 1.03 as activity eclipsed long standing records. Names linked include Frank Schneider Middletown Louisa Kallenbach Ex celia Estella Sandermann Hamilton and Nellie Parsons Hamilton. Congressman R M Nevin sues the estate of Dr J E Lowes for 3000 for legal services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Weel
Frank Schneider
Middletown
Louisa Mario Kallenbach
Excelia
Mr. Smith
Louis Meyer
Molder
Hamilton
Estella Sandermann
J. H. Flotthaus
Louis Heiden
Anderson
Indiana
Nellie Parsons
Nevin
Lowes
R. M. Nevin
Dr. J. E Lowes
Dr King's New Discovery Praised by Port Edward Resident
Alexander Benton of Rural Route 1 Port Edward New York proclaims Dr King's New Discovery as his best earthly friend for asthma cured six years ago and for curing his son's wife of incipient consumption his testimonial notes relief from coughs and colds with a free trial bottle offered by Radcliffe Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Benton
Port Edward
N. Y
Rad
Cliffe Drug“ Co
Ourittle
N. A. Adams
Henrietta
Radcliffe Drug Co
Hamilton man killed in wreck at Spring Grove crossing
A Cincinnati Northern traction car no. 62 collided with Cincinnati express train no. 30 at Spring Grove crossing. Abraham Sechonese, 28, a waiter, was killed. George Bud Black, son of I. X. Black, suffered a possible ankle fracture. Henry Fuhrman, brother of Hamilton baker, had a broken wrist. Chas Zocler was unhurt. Conductor Herman Schreck and Motorman Geo Shirley faced the incident. The rear vestibule absorbed the impact as the express sped 50 mph, passengers fleeing in panic parts of the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gho
Black
California
Cincinnati
Northern
Hamilton
Spring Grove
Abraham Seheonese
Howard's
kMed
George
Bud) Black
I. X. Black
Henry Fuhrman
Los Angeles
Cal
Fuhrman
Chas
Zocler
Sleat
Cincinnanati Northern
Herman Schreck
Geo
Shirley
Schreets
Night plant visited by city officials in Richmond
City officials toured the electric Night plant in Richmond Saturday as contragrise for the new facility was announced to be set Thursday. Several local items include Robert Simart, former Lebanon deputy sheriff, bound over on a $1000 bond for allegedly inducing Prank Vorgy to sign a $500 check under false pretenses. John Kaetsle of Cincinnati had fees cut off at Harrison yesterday. sundown marked the start of the Jewish festival of Skabooth and Whitsuiside Pentecost in Catholic churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Robert Simart
Lebanon
Ohio
John Kaetsle
Cincinnati
Harrison
Oho
St. Paul's Church
Stit Cub
Lindenwalds
Knights of Columbus
Springfield
Denounced Marriage and Wireless Interception Report
A New York report notes Rev. Madison C. Peters denouncing Corey and Marelle Gilina Was from the pulpit at the Majestic Theatre. Washington officials fear private wireless messages along the Atlantic coast are being intercepted by a local man with a home station. Dayton plans reduce Great Miami Boulevard funding to 20900 while authorizing 40000 for underground wires and end playground upgrades. An ordinance authorizes 25000 in bonds to lay fire and police lines underground. Also, a Chattanooga man reports rheumatism relief after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm with flannel wraps, claiming three weeks to full strength and no return of symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corey
New York
TF Corey
Marelle
Gil- Ina
Madison C. Peters
Majestic ‘Theatre
Hasa
Dayton
City Cour Eil
Miami Boulevard
Wm. Henry
Chattanooga
Tenn
Chamberlain
R. K. Becter
H. Beeler
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement by Hamilton Woman
Mrs Anna Quanity of 836 Northerant Street Hamilton Ohio testifies in 1899 she found Doan's Kidney Pills relieved back pain and kidney distress after extensive medical efforts. She has kept them on hand for years and says they maintain her general health and kidney function, recommending them to others. Poster Milburn Co Buffalo NY markets them as the sole US agents under the name Doan's Kidney Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langer
Doan
Hamilton
Imany
van He
Anna Quanity
Northerant Street
Ohio
Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Deans
Ralph Miller Seriously Hurt In Midnight Pike Crash
Ralph Miller twenty four son of Dr. Miller mayor of Bucktown was hurled from his car along Middle Town Pike near Edward Sahler's place four miles from his home. He suffered a fractured skull and remains unconscious in critical condition at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Ralph Miller
Dr. Miller
Bucktown
Jacksonboro
Edward Sahler
Miller
County Awards Contracts for Bridge Repairs and Abutments
County commissioners met today and awarded a bid by Clem Delaney at 20.4 near Oxford for repairing a superstructure over Four Mile Creek with bond of 124.75. They adopted plans for repairing an abutment and superstructure at the McCoy farm in Reidy township costing 176.47 and for a bridge abutment and concrete protection wall at the Munns farm in Oxford township costing 191.75. Also planned were a reinforced steel concrete box culvert at Stattler farm in Reily township costing 194.13 and wall work at the Blacker farm in Reily township costing 60.02.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford Moping
Clem Delaney
McCoy Farm
Reidy Township
Munns
Oxford Township
Stattler Farm
Reily
Blacker Farm
Married in Chicago Dr Hanson Marsh Weds Miss Mary Morris
Dr Hanson Marsh a Sevenmile physician wed Miss Mary Morris, former schoolteacher and Sevenmile resident, in Chicago on yesterday. The couple will return to Sevenmile after a short honeymoon, with a furnished home awaiting them. Miss Morris is the daughter of Mr and Mrs RR Morris, now deceased, with an aunt in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson Marsh
Sevenmile
Eae Gerly
Marsh
Mary Morris
Chicago
City swept by terrific storm strikes Kumler home
A powerful electrical storm passed over Hamilton about 4 am causing thunder, rattling windows, and fear. The Kumler residence at 928 Dayton Street suffered heavy damage to the front gable and ornaments, with attic contents spared. neighbors reported no fire. Loss estimate likely around 300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Ilsetty
H. G. Kumler
Dayton Street
Kumiler
Kumler
Not Guilty Pleas Entered in February 1907 Indictments
Prisoners arraigned before Judge Murphy with not guilty pleas on multiple burglary and larceny charges. Names listed include Chas. Dol murder in the second degree. Arthur Alexander and Sherl Packer assault and attempt to kill. Raymond Rowe burglary and larceny. Frank Booth burglary and larceny. Russell Young alias L Young bigamy. Otto Hessenbruck, Henry Penrod and John Hayden burglary. Kaury Dumont alias Stevens burglary. Albert Walsh and George Addlesperger burglary. Paul Lennehan and Willie Rogers burglary. Bond set at $500 for several defendants. Prosecutor R. S. Woodruff filed the criminal assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Stury
Murphy
Chas. Dol
Glen
Arthur Alexander
Sherl Packer
Raymond Rowe
G. R. G. More
Frank Booth
Jack Lewis
Russell Young
L. Young
Sarah A. H
Kentucky
Josephine West Hange
Ohio
Otto Hessenbruck
Henry Penrod
John Hayden
D. Car
Kaury Dumont
Stevens
Clarence Lane
Albert Walsh
George Addlesperger
Cincinnati Brewing Co
Walsh
Voss
Paul Lennehan
Willie Rogers
Carl Franklin
State Reformatory
Fred Tate
Jacob Brown
Edwin
Pearl Root
C. Clark
Sevenmile
Prosceutor
R. S. Woodruff
Kidney Cure Promises Health For Vital Organs
An old advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Cure claiming it strengthens kidneys and prevents failure. It cites testimonials from Oscar Bowman of Lebanon Kentucky who says the remedy cured his kidney disease, and a note from R K Beeler of 126 High Street endorsing its life saving effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Oscar Bowman
Lebanon
R. K. Beeler
High Street
Big verdict in Greenland case against railroad company
The jury returned a verdict for Mrs. Greenland for 8000 dollars with interest from Sept 12, 1904 totaling 9285.33, one of the largest dam ages verdicts in a railroad case in the county. They found the death caused by an open switch but did not blame any party, and that a fellow servant’s negligence led to the fatality. Cassidy versus Steinman ended with a verdict for Cassidy for 1 cent and costs on a $245 trespass claim. A motion seeks to set aside the verdict in Smith versus Stubbs on grounds of legal and evidentiary errors and newly discovered facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilal Greenland
George A. Greenland
C.H. and
D. R.or
Greenland
Cassidy
John
Salcph Steinman
Jacob I. Smith
Thomas J. Stubbs
Flurry’ Dittner
Perils of the Storm Strikes Two Local Homes
Frank Bonaparte Weir, night watchman for The Republican News, narrowly escaped a strike on Market Street as lightning tore a hole in the pavement at 2 am during a severe storm. He recovered after dazing impact and challenged the storm. Nearby, lightning struck Ed Overpeck’s residence, knocking plaster, disabling the telephone, but causing no serious damage or injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bonaparte
Weir
Republican News
Market
Ed Overpeck
Overpeck’s
Getz surrenders at Columbus in fatal assault case
Carl Getz, a former Hamilton man, surrendered to police in Columbus after last Monday striking Carl Klempf with his fist during an argument at Hester brewery. Klempf collapsed from injuries and died. Getz is son of Franus Getz of South Monument Avenue, Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Carl Getz
Hamilton
Carl Klempf
Hester
Klempf
Getz
Franus Getz
Monument Avenue
RULING AFFECTS JURORS IN CINCINNATI CASE
The Circuit Court ruled that a juror is entitled to mileage only once for a trial. George Bhrton of Harrison argued mileage on every trip. the court upheld payment for a single round trip. Also mentions a testimonial about Electric Bitters curing eczema in a Pa. boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinninnati
George Bhrton
Harrison
Weltner
Birton
Electric bids invited for generators and condensers
Public service board opened bids from nineteen firms for generators engines condensers boards lighting systems and transformers for an electric light plant. Section items include 1200 300 500 kW generators with Westinghouse Allis-Chalmers Fort Wayne and Central Electric among bidders. engines from Buckeye Hooven-Owen-Rentschler Dravo-Doyle. turbo generators from Westinghouse Allis-Chalmers and General Electric. multiple condensers and switch arrangements with numerous bids. final sections cover complete plants with delivery times and prices. results to be tabulated by A L De and reviewed at next service board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public, ‘Service
Werteen
Westinghouse Manufacturing Co
Pburg
Allis, Chargers ‘Co
Milwaukee
Fort, Wayne
Recstric Co
Central Electric Co
K. W
Westinghouse Electric Co
Allis-Chalmers Co
Fort Wayne Electric Co
Central, Electric Co
I. P. Buckeye Engine Works
Salem
Ohio
Hooven-Owen
Rentschler Co
Dravo-Doylé Co
Pittsburgh
Hi.p
Buckeye Engine Works
Mooven-Owens- Rentschler Co
Dravo- Do ¢ Co
H. P.bucktenegine Works
Hoove Owene Rentschler Co
Dravo-Déyte.Co
Ie K. Wij
Westinghouse
Allis-Chalaiers
Ineeret Owwens
General Electric’ Co
Tady
K. W. Wes Electric Co
Allis
O. R. Ca
Oral Electric Co
Allberger
York City
Henry
Alington
New York
City Vo Doyle Co
Tyfre
Berger Co
Menry, Rington
Typicll Berger
R, Worthington
Diavo-Dgineering Co
Aleberger
Henry R. Worthington
Drago-Doyle’ Co
Wheeler
Bineerng Co
New York City
Berger Condenser Co
Heny R. Worthington
Allis- Chers
Drava
Doyle Co
Typ Berger
R. Worthington Dravo-Doyle ‘Co
Ectric Mfg. Co
Frank Adams
Electric Co
St. Louis
Ver Electric Co
Cincinnati
Stonces
Westinghol Mig. Co
Greathead Engine Co
Adams Bagnell Electric Co
Cleveland
General Electric Co
Creagh
Enegine Co
A. L. de
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Knights of St. John
St. Stephen’s School
St. Joseph’s Church
St. Cecilia
J. H. Volthaus
Jacobs
St. Joseph's School
Commandery No. 165
Thomas
Me Duellan
Thomas P. Kerns
St. Stephen's Hall
Grand ‘Theater
Jacobs’hall
Gol
John Lisher
Knights of St. Joh
Snoig
DP. P. Fettig
Shelbyville
Ind
C. W. Wallace
Ias
Dugain
Canton
John C. Chea
N. W. Smith
J. Joseph Wisher
Jacob: Day
Henry Grady
N. B. Publs
J. W. Myers
BP. Huston
Chas. Richter
B. ¥. Stead
C. Smith
Hamilton Man
George’ “Bargeldt
Bargeldt
Oxford North
Young Coupee
Seven Mitt
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