Four White Men Attacked by Two Negroes On Train
In a boarding at a fennt Sprit station two negroes confronted four white men. An altercation occurred as guns were drawn. One white man, AL Bridgeman, fled after money exchange. Delve and Crow Uetenia were involved, with a passenger thrown from the train at Lake Fale during the escape. The attackers were pursued by police.
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Joseph
AL Bridgeman
Tiegerge
Negeves
Lake Fale
Murato
Kennedy Remedies Endorsements From 19th Century Clergyman
A garbled 19th century ad text parodies doctors David Kennedy and Pal Kennedy remedies. It features Aaron Coons of a New Jersey church endorsing a kidney liver and blood medicine, with claims of cures and a free trial bottle offer. The note references the Dr. David Kennedy Corporation and Rondout.
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Aaron Coons
D. D
Methodist Ipiacopal Church of Inealiif
N. J
Pal Kennedy
David Kennwty
Kidivey
Secknam
Enone
David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout
Baughman Thought the Indians Were After Him
In Barberton Herman Haagman caused a town scene clad in antler clothing. He fled along the Erie railroad tracks toward the Pittsburg Valve and Bittings plant, shouting that Indians were after him. He climbed a nearby railing before frightened residents summoned police. He was eventually released after a brief arrest, then escaped again.
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Barberion
Herman Haagman
Erie
Pitterberg Valve & Bittings Cos
Moser Horse
Barghooin
Barghman
Ruslan Jewish migrant reunites with Barberton family
In Barberton a Russian Jewish immigrant named Cohen had sent for his wife and seven children. Delays and hardship followed a misleading emigration agent from Vilna causing weeks of travel and poverty. The family arrived in poor health, were aided by local nationals, and Cohen arrived to reclaim and care for them in a happy Wednesday reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harberton
Himen Cohen
Barberton
Hin
Cleveland
Widhedday
Mie Tinatin
Vilna
Ameren
Hishnand
Edward Keates Named Decorator at Barberton Pottery
Barberton company assigns Edward Keates as decorator after his service with Minton works. Keates begins work at Barberton Pottery, bringing experience from the Brigliid studio to new role.
Local Firm Announces New Materials and Family Arrival
Mr Kellen has secured many materials for his work including one from the Chicago World's Fair. Mr Keates has arrived in the city and expects his family soon. They will reside in Woolsey & Blinkers new house on Lake Avenue.
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Kellen
Chicago
Keates
Woolsey & Blinkers
Hoyyow
Lake Ave
Evening Dance Planned by Young Society in Barterton
A crowd of about 30 young socialites will attend a dance at Silver Lake next Friday evening in Barterton. The item notes residents and visitors, including Ambrose Cartright who returned from Mt. Clemens, and local guests staying at the Inn.
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Barterton
Silver
Ambrose Cartright Hag
Mt. Clemens
Howith
M. Strong
Akron
L. C. Penge
E. B. Orage
Harriet
Gertie Geer
Chionico
Davidson
Little Son
Jefferson
Tuacaraway
Taker
Cleveland
Mendaines
M. Buel
H. A. Galt
J. Bert Jackson
Jone
Cambridge
Mia
W. C. Dollie
Pauline
Danville
Brothers from Polwal in court for disorderly conduct
Special Correspondence from Barberton July 1 reports Mike and John Grotar of Polwal faced disorderly conduct charges after a tavern incident. John pleaded guilty to intents, earning a fine of five dollars and costs. Mike paid none but faced accompanying costs.
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Barberton
Jung
Mike
John Grotar
Polwal
Amiepion
Wight
John
Ike
Johin
Otter
Posey
Hoy
Mayer Buel
Jolin
Miro
Jobe
Dane
Great Big Show Traverses Town With Wild Acts
A touring extravaganza presents the Gentry Brothers show featuring a cobra act, cobras in native garb, and a vast menagerie. Highlights include the Hoa horsemen, a pony act led by a minister, and a grand ensemble of over 160 trained animals in a historic city engagement.
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Willett Bu
Mike
Lam
Hong Tktor
Vf Fidhils
Ping Minster
Gentry Brown Hous Show Moves to Corner Street Parade
A large combined performance by the Gentry Brothers required moving from their original venue to the corner of South Maliane and South streets A ginndl street quire, with a tented exhibition to be staged at 10 a.m. There will be eight sections and two waterproof tents at 2 and 8 p.m. Admission 15 and 26 cents. Also an advertisement for Acker's Blood Elixir and local merchants Inman Bros J M Laffer and Lampurter & Co.
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Tukey
Genstry
South
Mali Ane
Tadte
Deafness cannot be cured by local applications claim
An unreliable advert claims a "wet portion" cure for deafness and attacks remedies from rivals. It asserts cure success via a non medical device, offering one hundred dollars for any case proven and names a Toledo company selling the product.
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Tooro
Cataceh
Lally Cataveh
Tee
Onen BY & Co
Toledo
Mail
Blind Man Crafty Adventurer Faces Charges
A man named Thomas Bishop, missing from Lina O June 19, is accused of abandoning his wife and beating a hotel staffer in Newark Ohio. Authorities say he is an adventurer and will be brought to face charges in the case.
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Lina
Thonas
Tima Boise
Newark
Bia
Bill Hinhop
Wanderer posing as mine owner weds nurse in Findlay
A man described as a wealthy Mexican mine owner appeared in Findlay and married a trained nurse from the city. The couple began their wedding journey and planned to continue their travels after stopping in this city.
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Findlay
Bishop
Foot in a Bear Trap Inspires Local Inquiry in Dover
In Dover Colorado a report describes a bear trap incident at a state building site. Eyewitnesses recount the trap’s mechanism and injuries while officials discuss how the trap was set and who may be responsible.
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Dover
Doe
Ark
Holleid
Brite
State House
Ernest Seton
Jolin
Holle
Niao
Foley's Honey and Tar Endorsed by Asthma Sufferer
Otterville Iowa resident Daniel Bante praises Foley's Honey and Tar after claiming rapid asthma relief. He notes prior treatments from physicians in New York and elsewhere yielded little benefit and recommends the product for households.
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Daniel Bante
Otterville
Iowa
New York
Foley
J. M. Latter
J. Lamparter & Co
A. Warnots
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