23 Nov 1899
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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1899
Page
1
Public health notice promotes Kilmer Swamp Root as a kidney tonic. It claims the root remedy supports all organs, cites conditions like diabetes, dropsy, gout, and bladder issues, and offers free sample bottle and book by mail to prove efficacy.
A customer notes the store’s constant busyness and fair treatment while the shop touts immense stock and low prices as magnets. It advertises boys suits at 35.00 and knee pants suits for children at 2.48, with all wool scotch suits offered at 4.00 to 6.50 range as week specials for cold weather.
The circuit court handed down numerous decisions in varied cases including the Hamilton runoff and a city bank dispute over riverbank construction. Reversals and remands covered elections challenges, probate will issues, and a mix of commercial disputes with statements on damages and commissions.
A Saturday deal transfers the portion of the Miami Cycle Company McSherry plant jointly used by McSherry Manufacturing to the McSherry group. The transaction includes land and buildings valued at about 430,000 with McSherry assuming the remaining mortgage to Paul Sorg. The arrangement gives each company its own plant while preserving shared factory space and access.
An inmate at the county infirmary died on Saturday from lung trouble at age unknown. He was a resident of Middletown, survived by a widow and five children who had not visited recently. The body was buried in the infirmary cemetery. Officials noted the deceased had not seen his family for years until a few hours before death, when it was learned he was married and his relatives lived in Middletown in strained circumstances.
A fragmented market note lists numerous cryptic codes and sporadic price cues for commodities and shippers. References to oats, wheat, rye, and meats appear with irregular month markers and unclear units, reflecting a rough OCR extract from late year trading summaries.
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