03 Oct 1901
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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1901
Page
1
In Buller County a farmer named Mr Magio surprised a thief at a hennery driving away two dozen chickens. The suspect confessed to stealing for Cincinnati packers who routinely raided roosts, aiding a string of poultry thefts. The case could spark further investigations and locate more accomplices.
Appraisers Virve and others appointed by the Pro bate Court will file a schedule of the counts of William Ma Hisley. The estate, appraised today at 210000, includes 119000 personal property, 87000 real estate, and potentially 37000 of life insurance. Further investigation may be needed to determine trust status. bond posted by Judge Day and Talvalyon.
Jay Cooke, the Philadelphia banker famed for war loans in the sixties, lay critically ill at his home on Gibraltar near Put-in-Bay. Servants found him unconscious. doctors say reaction of the field caused the trouble, but hope for his recovery remains. The article also mentions a rural delivery budget for the next fiscal year and Butterfield’s travel for private matters.
A fragmented political pamphlet excerpt urges voters to back broader tax measures. It mocks preachers over campaign corruption and theft, cites a Vaudeville style tale, and notes the Citizens’ Party growth while advocating reform and higher taxes to fund public works.
An advertisement extols Peruna as a superior tonic to restore worn-out women, improve mood and sleep, and prevent colds. Endorsed by Noxa Tyler and Mrs G Briggs with testimonials and a free health booklet by Dr Hartman. promotes Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio.
A Dunshair mine disaster killed seventeen miners after a series of explosions halted rescue efforts. Firefighting and ventilation failures hampered escape routes as workers attempted to flee via their usual path. Authorities reported a devastating blast engulfing the shaft and sealing the mine.
Report from Troy describes a nighttime robbery where a wagon was stolen from a yard. The thieves escaped on a freight train after three accomplices aided the caper, with a lookout reported. One suspect is a 15 year old colored youth wearing dark clothing, and another is a 22 year old white man with fair features.
The late Mary Mattix of Buller County filed for probate naming Theodore Mattix as sole heir after settling debts. The estate includes ninety acres in Madison township known as the David Mattix house site, with Russell Mattix as guardian if Theodore dies under twenty one. Executor FLV Weaver is empowered to manage until majority and a separate exemption of $100 was granted to W Raab in related assignment.
Pat Crowe, the long sought figure in the Ondaby abduction case, was captured at Plainfield Innation, New Jersey late New Year night by Sheriff George Alavin. He was taken from Shreight niv and driven to Willi vontic where he was jailed.
Elizabeth Fishar was sent to the infirmary by Director Thompson today. A confusing note mentions a covered wagon, a town, and family members including a father who recently went to Columbus after a clothing incident. The text also references a new house at 122 South Street and individuals named Me, Clifford Bicknima Nae egkoit, and Laty, with unclear relations.
Wilbur Warner and his wife Emma moved with their three children from Fitzburg to this city. Warner found a 2001 job at a local shop and rented a second floor dwelling where he vanished suddenly, leaving the family in distress as they relocated to Cincinnati.
Legal notices report Millcreek Valley suits postponed from tomorrow by agreement to Thursday. Judge Elam Fisher of Eaton to hear probates and county court matters, including estate actions for George Avg and Frank Bunker. A boxing match in Cleveland drew 8,009 witnesses before referee Tina Hurat. The Hancock voyage to Manila carries troops and passengers, with the train schedule not stopping at Monelala.
Governor Heant of Louisiana issues a regulation for U. Hall under arrest at Howilton and wanted in New Orleans for burglary. Officer from New Orleans was in Columbus and expects arrival tonight to take the prisoner to Louisiana.
British boat Shamrock showed early command, reaching the first mark at 2:42 while Columbia led at several starts. Wind faded throughout the day, with crews noting improving conditions later that could bring more wind, but the race remained unfinished within the time limit as updates from New York described the shifting breeze and near calm near the lightship.
The fifty-eighth annual convention of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Miami will meet in Columbus October 15 to 18 at Monroe Avenue Finglich Lutheran Church. About eighty delegates will discuss ministry needs as secretaries outline district work. Sessions feature hymns, sermons, and talks on church extension and sacraments, with speakers from Wittenberg College and other clergy. Services be held at Monroy and Me raoriat churches with visiting pastors presiding.
The event features Furey and Saruoy Wermel in a weary contest with uncertain outcome. Bracken Kekos engages amid tense moments as Muray and Elonacken press the milling effort. Readout notes several opportunites to seize control but no clear victor emerges.
The Empire City track scene features a high power machine attempt to beat a world record, with Sha wick and Oe Albers, and a boxing match between Walcott and Carter planned for October 15 at the Twenty-First Century Club. The event centers on speed, weight categories, and a clash of notable boxers.
Millcreek Valley will open a temporary electric trolly service during the County Fair week. Cars will leave Glendale at 7:30 a.m. and hourly thereafter, with Hamilton departures from 8:15 a.m. hourly. End of Exat Avenue connects with Hamilton and Linenwald for the fairground. Service ends after ten days and may be renamed city transit thereafter.
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