Subscriptions and postage notice from Harrison paper
Core copy lists three months for $3 and six months for $5.50, one year $6.00, all payable in advance. Paper prints Wednesdays weekly. Mail entry at Harrison as second class matter. An X on the margin signals expiration or outstanding debt. reader urged to settle. Signed by Walter Hartpence.
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Walter Hartpence
Weiss
Taft Bros.’ Mepicing Co
East 130Th St
N. Y
Assaulted and robbed by two highwaymen
George Meyers a Cincinnati blacksmith formerly residing here now at 839 Hathaway Street reports he was attacked before daybreak on his way to work. A man from behind restrained his arms while another kicked him in the stomach and stole his silver watch. He was left badly hurt and unable to continue work.
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George Meyers
Hathaway Street
Cincinnati
Avery Alley
Baymiller Street
Meyers
K of P Social Delights with Unanimous Lodge Elections
The K of P Lodge held a unified election last Friday with no office contested. About one hundred attendees enjoyed a social in Castle Hall after the vote, featuring the Brinkman Orchestra, grapho phone numbers, and a feast, plus a tribute collection for the widows of the order.
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P. Lodge
C. C
M. Fowler
V. C
John R. Hawk
Rupp
James Dean
Frank Jackman
F. W. Schincier
H. O. Campbell
R. A. Bowlby
Fred Rupp
O. G
Fred Schaich
Masonic
Castie Hall
Brinkman
Harry Fowler
K. of P
Burglar Alarm Suggested for Town Safety
The writer urges the council to empower Marshal Loos to sound a Burglar Alarm with the fire bell after identifying three suspicious men seen near John Schneider's saloon. Citizens should respond with firearms to capture marauders, and electric lights should be lit on marshal or mayor signal to aid pursuit and protect homes and banks amid rising robberies.
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Harrison
Marshal Loos
John Schneider
Broadway Pearly
Tor Gcett
Evening Vaudeville in Harrison for G A R Benefit
Tonight in City Hall Harrison showcases a high quality vaudeville program for the G A R post. No reserved seating, so arrive early for front seats. A Bachelor's Joke will be performed by a ten-person company with song and dance interludes for an 8 PM curtain.
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Harrison
G A R Annual Officer Elections and Dinners
The G A R held its annual officer election after a large oyster dinner at St. P Hall. Officers elected include Commander Geo B Tec V Com Ranton Miller 3 Com Geo W Yeager Captain J T Penny QM JS P Marvin QO D Jos Haddock Surgeon H Kinman O G Arthur L Currie Sergeant Geo W Bowlby Alternate Walter Hartpence. News notes mention Rev Henry N Couden reelected Chaplain and local property rentals plus gatherings.
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St. of P. Hall
Henry Kinman
W.O. B. Huffman
George B. ‘Tebbs
Ranton Miller
Geo. W. Yeager
J. T. Penny
P- Marvin
Jos. Haddock
H. Kinman
O. G
Arthur L. Currie
Geo. W. Bowlby
Walter Hartpence
Vast Holiday Goods and Club Program Highlight Store
A local store advertises a wide array of fabrics and accessories from flannelette to silk waists and mittens along with a large display of fancy articles priced at 10c, 25c, and 35c. The Advance Club plans an Friday afternoon program featuring readings from Bret Harte and travel papers, plus a corn ear guessing contest and early Christmas shopping incentives.
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M. L. Buckley
Rell Call
San Francisco
Pearl Hollowell
J. B. Dair
Seattle
San Diego
Jessie Smith
Columbus
Pretty Fairyland Visit at the West Side Store
A West Side shop offers a trip to a Fairyland of toys and imported novelties. The large room overflows with Christmas novelties and mechanical toys, with doll babies among the highlights.
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Cruz
Miami city council approves bond for Harrison and pays bills
In the December 5 1901 council session Mayor Marvin presided with six members present. License fees totaling 17 dollars 70 cents were reported collected. The Miami Telephone Co issued a 1020 bond to secure Harrison against damages and the council accepted it. A sewer for westward water on John Street was referred to the Street and Alley Committee South Precinct. Bills totaling 93 dollars were ordered paid. Adjourned.
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Marvin
Long
Myers
Senger
McMurray
Bevis
Thomas
Miami Telephone Co
Corporation of Harrison
John Street
Nose Injury in School Yard Accident
Darwin Matsen baugh son of John Matsenbaugh Jr of Hamilton suffered a severe nose wound when a schoolmate knocked him to the ground and his nose struck a sharp rock in the yard. Dr McHenry sewed the wound and said the injury is serious but should heal properly.
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Darwin Matsenbaugh
John Matsenbaugh, Jr
Hamilton
McHenry
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