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Newspaper
Hamilton Weekly Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1902
Page
1
A tirade discusses the so-called New Woman, praising female brainpower yet lamenting legal hurdles and pay gaps. It contrasts modern independence with traditional homemaking, noting women’s expanding roles from medicine to law and journalism while critiquing unequal compensation and male-dominated law.
A long feature reviews new fur neckpieces and capelets with chinchilla and ermine options, noting colors, ends, fringes, and styling versatility for winter wear. It cites fashion authority Miss Colby and includes broader notes on smart ensembles, stoles, and the enduring appeal of tailored jackets.
Collinsville notes report the burial of Mrs. David Kirkpatrie near West Bikton last Monday with Rev. Bir Williams and Rev. Musxelton of Philadelphia preaching. Sunday school shows good turnout at Somerville convention. Several residents attend events at various homes and schools report dismissals for fair days.
Darrtown residents report a busy Sunday with family and friends visiting near Collimeyde, Millville, Oxford, and Hamilton. Names mentioned include Mes Louis Teckman Italy, Mrs Jil Gray Me, John F Mew families, Darrtown Cornel Dand, and others visiting relatives and neighbors in the area.
Despite poor weather last week the usual turnout from this place attended the fair and all appeared content with the event.
Friday visitors and residents are recorded as Forace Kinnler and Waller in Washington visits. Mr Farry Markle moved into a recently vacated residence formerly occupied by Mare Lin Schallip. G T Woolford and James Goller at Oxford and a Camden couple Boumershine visited Aljen Boumershine. The fair week featured lighted street lamps for the coming winter.
Relatives in Middletown were notified by wire Wednesday morning that Mrs. William Hilt formerly of Middletown, Mo., died at her home in Kansas City. She did not survive the passing of her husband last month and will be buried in Kansas City. Members of the Butler County War Fare and probate court officials attended the service, with exchanges among local figures present.
The notice describes a wedding Tuesday evening at 6 30 performed by Father Buckley, with reception plans, a miscolimenta shower for the bride’s family at Miss Kate Henry’s home, and honeymoon travels to Buffalo and Belle Fontaine. It also mentions other social events, births, and local gatherings, plus neighborhood notices about appraising property and several marriages and travels.
Tuesday evening Miss Hin Baifington daughter of Mr and Mrs rant Buffington on North Broad Street was bitten four times on the lip by a vicious dog before it was driven away Dr Sutphen attended the young lady The dog belonged to County Hoover foreman of Smiths brick yard text mentions political events and a Rebublican State Central Committee member Rumbeck from Lima
Veterans from Me Grand of Lie Re paule and allies were honored in a parade and reunions at Camp Roosevelt. Attendance grew as the day progressed under threatening weather. A Sons of Veterans encampment unveiled a monument to General Morali G Weight, with Gen Grenville M Dodge as chief speaker. Parallel religious and clerical conferences were held in St Peter’s Cathedral and Mt Adams, with regional sessions across Ohio and Indiana led by various clergy.
Catholic clergy from across the region gathered in Cincinnati on Wednesday for semiaumial conferences of the regional Catholic clergy. About 571 priests attended, representing six conferences. Archbishop Hitler directed the meetings with topics including dogmatic theology and moral theology, focusing on church teachings and pastoral practice.
Mr Franz Kraft, tied to Hoetel scheme, faces a warrant for Max Uethl on assault charges from Monday night at Lighthouse Bay Hotel. Kraft’s trial adjourned to Thursday to hear witnesses. Kraft blames parade exclusion and says Hoetel held enmity due to a German cavalry past.
The Supreme Court paused action on a proposed Union township district and adjacent Hamilton County area. Attorney General Sheeta contested the governor’s plan, arguing the legislature sought a special district. A Columbus dispatch notes the court struck part of the new measure and did not advance the hearing.
A drunken brawl erupted at Main street saloon when a tavern patron taunted the “governor” on duty. The governor defended himself with an empty bottle as others fled. the attacker fled and Hill remains under doctor care. No arrests were made.
Emma and Kitty, local sisters described as pretty, were arrested for stealing a pocketbook from a glove shop. They faced Judge Roline Court on Tuesday, pled guilty, and received 30 days in jail plus a fine and costs. Emma fainted en route to the cell, then revived after the judge warned them.
Margaret Jirs Warwick replies to defense to recover property she says was wrongfully taken. She denies TMeras ownership of the property or that any conveyance to Goodman occurred. The document also references her life estate and Goodman’s alleged role as her caretaker amid the disputed transfer. A stray note mentions Halekala volcano’s size in the Sandwich Islands.
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