27 Oct 1910
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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1910
Page
2
A Hamilton Telegraph notice repeats guidelines for correspondents. It instructs to write on one side, include full name and post office address, add town name on each page, separate items with space, and notes that missed weeks may be cut from the paper. It states obituaries and notices will be charged one cent per word.
The Butler County election centers on three candidates Te voters will choose on November 5 to run county affairs with a businesslike approach. Clarence W. Dedmond, Puck DeArmond, and supporters claim honest, efficient administration and pledge to curb graft. Governor H arson is criticized for political expediency and inaction on graft, while rival Marding vows to clean Columbus and expose corruption.
The piece argues for honesty and competence in Butler County offices, urging voters to support Freeman Compton J. S. Miller and Charles Duncan for infirmary director and County Recorder Charles A. Shera Sr. It criticizes graft and “strong arm” tactics, calls for a full board election November 8, and predicts improved public service with capable leadership.
A letter by Attorney General Denman cites a state inspector’s pay, fees, and alleged graft tied to Finley and the inspector system. The piece argues Gov Harmon dodges graft charges while detailing inspector payments and alleged improper actions involving Kilgore and other deputies.
G Worthington served eight years in Maryland Pemtonuggs for manslaughter and was released to May 23, 1900, after an illness. He had been a physician until indicted for a criminal operation in 1809, a detail that drew much sympathy for his devotion to his aged mother who never learned of the crime or sentence.
From Cape Colony coast details say a steamer carrying 250 passengers was wrecked while attempting to leave the wreck. Three drowned, three missing, and the remainder of passengers and crew were rescued or sent ashore. The report notes many garbled words in the telegram.
Oxford Ohio records reveal the death of Dr Robert Walte McParland former Miami University mathematics and astronomy professor and long time Oxford resident. The article notes his age, career, and Civil War service, along with obituaries for Mina Smiley and details from the ongoing local court proceedings including indictments for burglary assault and related charges.
A fragmented note lauds J M Laish as a capable mayor and county official. It mentions election timing and reserves value, with unclear details about the upcoming November vote and local governance. The tone favors stable administration and community progress.
A Hamilton woman seeks a divorce from Charles Burkhardt, a baker, after four months of marriage on May 2 at Womb inn Ohio. She alleges sickness threats, separation since October, and him moving furniture and money from her due to an injunction she obtained against him. Attorney Michael Heil filed the suit.
Free excursion to Hamilton next Saturday October 20 offers residents of surrounding towns free travel to the city. The event includes special bargains at Hamilton merchants and no cost for transit, with a complete merchant list and rail details to be announced in Thursday's paper.
Grain market notes mixed shifts with various grains and livestock prices. Prices for oats and wheat fluctuate as traders digest supply signals and demand changes. Local markets report steps in pricing for No 2 white corn and clover hay, with some gains noted in hogs and cattle futures.
Vent 10¢ 4 pound roosters to young turkeys and ducks described with various prices. Grapes, apples, bananas and other fruits listed with per-dozen or per-pound costs. Eggs and butter prices noted, along with vegetables like peppers, cucumbers, tomatoes and more. Live poultry, fresh meats, and cuts priced by the pound or unit. Concerns about a night of drinking and a town property sale are briefly mentioned.
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