Coroner rules Turner drowning an accidental boat upset
Coroner J. J. Lane returns a verdict that Lucius Turner drowned in the March flood due to an accidental capsizing of the boat. Six witnesses testified mainly about locating the body. Dr Basom denied dental work on Turner and could not identify the body by any filling, ending rumors it was a different man.
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Nelsonville
J. J. Lane
Lucius Turner
Harmony
Turner
Lane
Basom
Athens
Fleet sails for California after target practice at Magdalena Bay
Rapid progress by 16 battleships under Rear Admiral Evans toward record target practice at Magdalena Bay with 1,600 yard anchored targets. Fleet to leave April 12 for San Diego, reaching Coronado Beach by April 14 after a 620 mile voyage.
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San Diego
Cal
Magdalena Bay
Evans
California
Admiral Evans
Pacific Naval
Coronado Beach
Navy Department
Washington
General Grosvenor to Speak at Logan Meeting
General Grosvenor has been secured by the Methodist Brotherhood of Logan to deliver the next monthly address on April 9. He will discuss The Relation of the United States to the Oriental Countries, drawing on his recent tour of China Japan and the Philippines as a Philippine commission member.
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General Grosvenor
Methodist Brotherhood
Logan
United States
China
Japan
Philippines
Philippine Commission
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound advertised cures
Mrs Maggie Gilmer of West Union DC and Mrs Josephine Hall of Bardstown Ky credit Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health and making them mothers. The ad cites thirty years of use as the standard remedy for female ills including displacements inflammation fibroid tumors irregularities pains backache and indigestion. Mrs Pinkham invites sick women to write for advice from Lynn Mass.
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Maggie Gilmer
West Union
D. C
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Josephine Hall
Bardstown
Lydia EF. Pinkham
Lydia BE
Pinkban
Walking Fad Gains Glouster X Y Z Club Growth
Glouster Ohio March 20 a branch of the X Y Z Club formed last Sunday. Charter members include Tally Mondew Orfl Carpenter Howard Wells Jay Andrews John Goldsworthy Virgil Yaw and Egra Mondew. Virgil Yaw leads a 16 mile Sunday trek to Corning then returns, others fade out or divert to Bishopville. Members meet Sundays at 2 pm with quirky membership rules and restrictions on female participation.
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Yaw
Michael Parker Dies After Long Illness at 79
Michael Parker age 79 died Sunday at his daughter Mrs. Thomas Porter’s home on West State Street after paralysis. Surviving children include Michael Parker Jr of Knightsville Indiana, Mrs. Thomas Porter, Mrs. Elizabeth Moure of Columbus and Mrs. M. M. Gibson of Senecaville. Funeral Tuesday at 1:20 PM from the Porter home with interment in the new cemetery.
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Michael Parker
Thomas Porter
Weat State Stret
Porter
Michael Parker, Jr
Knightsville
Ind
Elizabeth Mosure
Columbus
M. M. Gibson
Senecaville
Porter Home
New Cemetery
Ointment Claims Cure for Chronic Eczema
A testimonial from Hon. S. W. Matthews, Commissioner of Labor Statistics in Augusta, Maine, says Dan's Ointment permanently cured a long standing eczema problem.
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Dan
S. W. Matthews
Commiesioner Labor Statistics
Agusta, Me
Inhuman Individual Drives Horse to Death in Nelsonville
A disturbing case from Nelsonville Ohio describes a person driving a horse to exhaustion until it collapsed and died after a long run. The incident is noted as a revolting instance of cruelty with the date marked as March 1.
Youth Pleads Guilty in Cruelty Case and Receives Lenient Sentence
A young man pleaded guilty to cruelty to animals and was fined 100 dollars plus costs and sentenced to 60 days in the Columbus work-house. The mayor spared a harsher sentence due to the plea, but he has no money to pay and will serve nine months, ending late December, starting today at noon. Officer Bhaner transported him to Columbus to begin confinement.
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Columbus
Malloy
Columbus Institution
Bhaner
Binder Twine Abuses in Wool Trade Highlighted by Boston Merchants
A letter from Brown and Adams wool merchants of Boston warns farmers about excessive binder twine used to tie wool. It notes damage from loose fibers, urges refusal of wool tied with excessive or rope-like twine, and predicts losses to handlers as manufacturers push back against improper binding.
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Australia
South America
Poor Old Tice Pleads Guilty in Nelsonville Disturbance
In Nelsonville Ohio on March 20 Tipple pleaded guilty to unlawfully disturbing the peace while intoxicated and using profane language before Mayor Wells. He was fined $5 and costs totaling $7.45, paid, and released. Tipple had been detained after officers found him intoxicated on the streets.
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Nelsonville
Wells
Tipples
Tipple
Miolna tablets advertised as stomach cure
An advertisement promotes Mi-o-na tablets to alleviate indigestion by strengthening stomach muscles and boosting gastric juice secretion. It claims a full money back guarantee from Hendersons and urges readers to buy 50-cent boxes to avoid risk.
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Athens
Hendersons
Bryan Addresses Large Indoor Political Gatherings in Parkersburg
William J. Bryan spoke to two of the largest indoor political gatherings in Parkersburg WVa on Saturday night. He addressed the Camden and the overflow Auditorium theater after arriving at 3 PM from Wheeling where he spoke earlier that day. Crowds greeted him with thousands in attendance.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
William J. Bryan
Camden
Auditorium
Mr. Bryan
Wheeling
Health Coffee Claim as Coffee Substitute Warned
Dr Shoop of Racine Wisconsin claims Health Coffee falsely imitates real coffee, made from toasted grains with malt and nuts. The product requires no long boiling and is marketed by Hendersons rider Drag Co.
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Shoop
Racine
Wis
Remains of FE H Ginn Brought for Burial in Athens
The remains of FE H Ginn, 79, once janitor at Ohio University and a former Athens resident, were brought from Allegheny PA for burial. A large gathering attended the funeral at the Whipple home and followed the casket to the new cemetery where he was laid beside his late wife Gina.
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Haskins
Palms
Henry
Marietta
Our Valley
Ohio Central Lines
J. D. Post
Washington D. H
Gladys Wheeler
FE. H. Ginn
Athens
John Ginn
Allegheny
George Whipple
Mra
Gina
Ohio University
Whipple
No. 4 for Women promotes Dr Shoop Night Cure
A promotional note claims weak women gain prompt lasting help from Dr Shoop Night Cure antiseptic suppositories. It advertises the book No. 4 for Women with confidential medical advice, available free by writing Dr Shoop Racine Wisconsin Neo 4. Sold by Henderson Crider Drug Co.
The Devil Walks With A Man At The Start Of Day
Folkloric remark notes the devil rising with a man who commits to his best effort all day, framing temptation and resolve as a morning pairing.
Steeple painter tied to horse death in city
Jim Malloy a steeple painter from Pittsburg was arrested after a horse rented from a local stable died near Watkins and Chestnut streets. Malloy said he hired the horse to reach Buchitel then Athens and Marshfield before returning. officers pursued and detained him as the horse collapsed from overwork and lack of food. Malloy, staying at the Pickat building on Poplar, faced jail as the case went to hearing.
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Buchtel
Anns
Malloy
Athens
Deanville
Marshfield
Watkins Street
Ita
Neils
East End
Myra Eavener
Pickat
Poplar Street
Buehiel
Ting
Marsifield
Presbyterian Church
Logan
Dr Shoop's Restorative Aimed at Strengthening Cardiac Nerves
A medieval sounding explanation claims heart weakness stems from the cardiac nerve and related nerves. The passage advertises Dr Shoop's Restorative as a remedy that strengthens these nerves to support heart function and alleviate palpitations and distress.
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Shoop
Dr. Shoop
Welcome kit offers notebooks magazines and pennants
A brief notice invites patrons to a location where they can obtain notebooks, magazines, pennants and general supplies, highlighting a welcoming environment and a range of items for purchase or use.
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Gen. Grovernors
X. Y. Z Club
Corning
Glouster, CO
Tlemen
Tally Mondew
Orfl
Howard Wells
Jay Andrews
John
Essary
West
Nelsonville, O
Adams Wool
Boston
Amesville
E. A. Smith
Gillilan
The
Needle Club
EB. C. Curtis
Will
Misa Nell Adair
Bihel Pickering
Gewster
Maude Gideon
D. DD
Logan's Hall
A. L. Logan
Daniel Fleming
Florida
Luther Smith
F. J. Beasley
Ott Chapman
Mary Rutledge
Pataslaka
Lacetta Dean
Parker
Beverly
Seedeker's Restaurant
Wilbur Adair
Nelsonville, C
the Tip
Ple
Bryan
E. H. Ginn
Allegheny, PA
Hes
Henderson Crider Drug CO
Henderson
Crider Drug GO
Courae
A. S. Bethel
C. G. O'Bleness
Dor. Beal
Hall & Boden
Bos
Jewel Elgin
Chicago
Elgin
Waltham Movements
Sams Price
Eigins
D. C. Cornwell & Co
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