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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1910
Page
4
Washington reports a bleak coal trade as shipments for September reach 4,987,416 long tons, signaling a year end near sixty million tons if trends hold. The bulletin notes significant year over year declines and rising coke production amid tightened raw furnace demand.
Kansas City Missouri November 6 Break rock for one hundred days or six months for six months. The City WHIToin Vol ker president of te dowed of S Wella sentenced three boys yesterday after they were convicted of throwing a mt. podentrians. Two were fined the b dollars each and the Shint H bweltytive dowurs. The facts were gyvested Ge October 31 Gn w charge of hay. ve lug thrown egey near their homes and their parents refused to come. They were fined or sent home to pion ebayetn.
In New Haven Conn on November 3 an ethics guide issued by the academy warns students not to study at chapel or perform Yale exercises. Many affected students reportedly continued routines after chapel and will face disciplinary action, including suspension for Hensley White.
All Souls Day observances were held by city Catholic churches with crowded services at St Stephen's and St Mary's cemeteries. Father Waterta preached at St Stephen's on caring for oneself and others, with Father Joseph's and Father Fieve assisting. At St Mary's, Father Weed, Mather Milard, and an assistant led the service.
Angin Faueh Aniak d Auta, nee daueh Apmatd, died last night leaving six children, three sons, one daughter and ten grandchildren. Survived by one brother and other relatives. Funeral planned Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. from the house and 10 a.m. from Miltonville church with Rev Allwardt officiating.
Sailors extract and oil seal pups with mothers aboard ships for study. Pups under care aboard the "Bear" are to be sent to Washington for further experiments on reading them. The procedure aims to examine responses while noting the mother seal’s behavior and the pups’ development.
An 1870s discourse by United Blues Consul-General R. M. Bartleman from Buenos Aires argues municipal decoration should teach private interests to serve public welfare. He notes extensive tree planting and criticizes neglect of urban beauty for profit, urging better urban planning and civic-minded development.
Fragmentary report mentions Mandel Queson and a parliamentary assembly, with references to unanimity, a commission, and a presentation at WSOU. Text is garbled and names may be misspelled or misordered, making precise details uncertain.
Townwide famine threat provokes panic as supply chains falter and residents fear food shortages. Authorities report disrupted shipments and rising unrest while locals brace for impact.
A mid air dirigible flight crossed the channel from Corbemem France to Paris with a successful ascent and safe landing despite rough winds. The crew WilIows the Welstean reportedly descended near Worn and Serabhs yesterday after daybreak. A fuel supply was prepared for the return voyage.
A worker living at 1 Hamilton was struck in the face by a plane of lying iron in a Washington department. The impact severed an eye socket 5 by 13 inches and destroyed the sight of the eye. The injury was treated by medical staff at the scene.
Pavol Oliver Tohn Brann visited Alta Mingis during a visit to his brother in law Veter Tesaes. Brann met old time friend Teaser at the depot and their reunion sparked a joyful farm celebration. Teaser's family has grown with a wife a daughter and four grandchildren. Brann enjoyed the visit and admired the country life.
A report from a Presbyterian meeting notes the convention in Seven Mile toliy with devotional music under Rev W Silarmon and a program including county officers reports, society reports, and election of guests, featuring musical numbers and address by Daniel A Polis.
Fragmentary text reports tobacco stores and packages, including cigars and stoking items, with garbled place names and quantities. Mentions Arbor Michigan, university stoked, and various tobacco package counts, but many terms are unclear or corrupted.
In a blurred report from a late Urtay, a crew of forty and a handful of passengers faced a jaw diner event near Hot kaw. The fogged scene described urgent stoppage and a cautious approach by the railway staff.
A blast at Yolande Coal and Coke Company mine kills five workers and injures others. Emergency crews respond as investigators begin to determine cause of the Wa ess explosion amid dangerous conditions reported underground.
Nonsense OCR fragment lists names and roles for a committee, including Heaver Muller Wo 8 and Salvation, with references to Protect, Roxalutiona and MLA groups, indicating a random assembly of individuals and unclear positions.
A local man was awarded 5000 damages against Sterling Paper Company in Cincinnati federal court after a previous injury. The trial followed a suit originally seeking 20000, with the jury delivering verdict last night amid ongoing litigation and regional court activity.
A court appoints Charles NM and Dillan Kagheay as guardians for Clede Pulte. Midge Lonniughten notes the guardianship with unspecified details. No further information is available in the readable text.
Middletown council will consider a request for an electric street car franchise. The Ohio Electric Co. seeks authorization amid ongoing efforts to replace old horse cars with electric service in Middletown.
Washington discussion notes sweeping reforms for the Navy Department. A plan under Meyer anticipates abolishing the constriction corps and reducing yard activity on the Atlantic coast. Major work would concentrate at Houston New York Philadelphia Norfolk and San Francisco with suspensions at Portsmouth and Charleston as operations pause.
Consular reports in Washington say a passenger and express air service linking Liverpool and North Wales is being promoted following recent successes in the operation of girl group loans. The project aims to establish a new transport line with likely cross semaphore routes and improved cross-channel access.
Fuant Chin and Sit Lieentiang, Chinese delegates at the International Railroad Congress in Germany, left New York for Chicago to inspect U S rail systems. They praised American railroading as superior to Europe, citing the Trans-Siberian route and European industries. They expect further study and a change toward American practice. West and Rodgers sue county for 510 and 81.50 over crop damage from a washed embankment at Craws fird Run sewer mouth. a concrete wall is to be built.
Paper details 224,126,657.52 dollars in postal receipts for the fiscal year ending June 30, up over 10 percent from the prior year. New York led with 19 percent of receipts, Chicago next, while expenses climbed 4 percent including postal transportation and rural free delivery costs. Money orders totaled over 4.7 billion, with Chicago and New York handling large shares.
In New York City on November 5, a spate of blackhand attacks left several victims injured and two dead. Powetae dans and Hominock Tefeui were ambushed by masked assailants, the latter left unconscious after a brutal strike. Vincent Vikwuo, a merchant, was attacked post quarrel at a West Side station and died from injuries. Two small contractors on the Lower East Side were also attacked by a gang. all four assailants fled, leaving no clues.
Anthony Rowgan sues for divorce from Sarah Jun Han after 42 years of marriage. They wed in Tivington Idaho on February 27, 1878 and have five children. She resides in Indianapolis while he is in Manila. The suit cites gross cruelty.
Probate Judge Connaughton presides as Nel Me blon is awarded funds from Charles C. Tull following years of grave neglect of duty. Hearing reveals the husband had given only fifty cents since their marriage in 1903 and the wife had to work to support herself. No contest was reported.
Ryton court services upgrade? Taylor and wife of Baton refuse to give up Lillie Nevin to the girl's mother. The girl has remained with them for four years, first visiting during two Werks vacation. They say they love the girl. the court would not grant the mother custody.
Nine parcels of property from the Lawrence Folger versus S W Folger case were sold in a sheriff led auction. Christ Pabst bought the abutting lot at Wout Street and Central Avenue for 2410 dollars. Rupert Folger acquired the 1410 Washington Street lot for 1540 dollars and two parcels on South Avenue for 2375 dollars. Woe Bart Folger took the 421 Jang blervet lot for 2650 dollars. Charles and Geo Kern bought two lots on Trace Street for 650 dollars. Margaret truck secured 1033 dollars for the 12 Race Street lot. Rupert Folger plus F Sloncker sold two small pieces for 1700 dollars. Sheriff Graf oversaw the sale with J. P. Troutman as auctioneer.
The Manhattan Art Commission plans a uniform mail box program to improve appearance and convenience in the city. The goal is to replace the old letter box alongside the lamp and telegraph pole with an artistic pedestal design. Postmaster Morgan will cooperate.
Andrew Carl Metzler, age three years and a few months, died at 2:20 yesterday from burns caused when a coffee pot toppled onto him as he stood at a kitchen stove. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Metzler of 223 Haulh Thirteenth Street. The incident occurred last Monday and the funeral was held today at St Stephen's Cemetery.
Promoter Kanes Cololy announced an open motion bout to take 20 rounds between Battling Nelson and Owen Moran in San Francisco this afternoon. Jack Grave, Nelson’s manager, said Nelson’s Kansas City engagement was cancelled and he would remain on the Coast indefinitely.
Yesterday the Southern Ohio Mutual Live Stocks Company was formed to insure livestock against death from lightning, fire, or any cause. Eligible animals include horses, cattle, mares, and breeding stock. Officers are prominent local farmers and businessmen led by Samuel Fuey as president, J. D. Morris as vice president, Thumb Roll as secretary, and Eeddid Mughes as treasurer. Charles Smith named general superintendent, with home office in the city.
Trent Estate roasters transfer to Mary Mikesell for lots 3301-3 in Hamilton valued at $3. Bonno Reed and others convey property to Jann Durrough for 9 acres in Milfora township. Andy Graf sheriff oversees 4. Morsler Smith Pro 41 acres in Union township. Keesler Smith and partners 41 acres in Utilon township valued at $400.
Ida M. Kolbenstuttes La Ta M Staehelte begins private court action within 30 days to change name. A decree granting a new name was issued to George Kolbenstetter in Kings County California on Sept 12, but maiden name was not restored. The notice marks a historic push amid canvassing.
A partial OCR fragment lists individuals and places including George S. Livingston of Springfield Oklahoma and Gladys L. Mortis of Hamilton with scattered surnames and locations. The text appears as a damaged notice with unclear roles and jurisdictions.
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