Fatal B & O collision kills three on Torch Hill
A westbound passenger train and an eastbound freight crashed near Torch Hill on a foggy Tuesday morning, instantly killing engineer Johnson and fireman Hodiman and injuring others. Wreckage blocked the line as rescuers removed the dead and survivors, with condolences and inquiries unfolding.
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Turek
Pishonsie
Penhara
Olan Johnson
Fred Hurt
Sd Faulk Hodiman
George Thompson
Freman Oni Specieigit
W. Organ
Tweed Head
Haigh
Pepen
Juhngs
West Va
Fineer
Laeeer
Che Sim
Bea
Eissener
Eline
Uae
Aesser
Eeias
Park
Chillicothe
Johnson
Tan
Eastern Union Baptist Association Meets In Session
The twenty first annual meeting of the Eastern Union Baptist Association is in progress at the Baptist church with ministers and Sunday school delegates from across the state. A ministerial institute and lectures on foreign work are planned, including a probe into Rev Lewis of Cohumins and reinstatement talks, with a committee appointed to investigate.
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Eastern Union Baptist Association
The
Baptist Church
Rais
Thesias
Tueelat
Dex
Liwis
Cohumins
Aunoeres
Hin
Imesthon
Reine
Unl
AM. Themis
Beasley
J. W W. Walker
Ueir
Publication of Anonymous Letters In The Paper
Readable fragments describe letters to be published with names, cautioning that only proper names will be printed. The writer notes deciphering unreadable handwriting and jokes about honoring the wise with a monetary award, referencing John Gleason and better work for the money.
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Roy Tour Tempstence
John Gleason
the Monty
Aie
Foraker Speech At Columbus Sparks Tariff Debate
Senator Foraker rejected the Democratic tariff critique in a Columbus rally speech, arguing Republicans favor a protective tariff and sound money. He contrasted silver and gold standards, urged trust in McKinler and Sherman, and warned that free trade harmed revenues and labor.
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Senator Foraker
Columbus
United States
Sem Hinself
Republican Party
Sam
John Sherman
Mary Ellen-Lease
Benjemin Morrison
Pitchfort Tillinan
Gov Bushnell
Gov. Hogg
Gov. McKinler
Sound Meuerv
Platte
New York
Cthought
Tiver
Asi
Sir Beyan
Tegerd
Repblican
Selarcd
Tkaow
Asl
Sherman
Orran
Madison Square Garden
Democrate Party
Wretcher
Yorokev
Pleasant informal dance at Ullomiall by Young People Society
A lively evening dance organized by the Society of Young People in Ullomiall featured the Hing Orchestra. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Fran Ren, Mr Jen Hedvinse Roivevan, and many from Lancaster Ohio and nearby towns plus members of The Aero.
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Ullomiall
Ami
Fran Ren
Jen
Hedvinse Roivevan
B. Maree Arg
Ratchison
Kansas
Piers
Lancaster
Ohio
Nelle Weill
Grace Or
Wild Galden
Laurie Saddie Reach
Nell Dela Smith
Beatrice My
August Marriages Record From Local Notices
The column lists multiple marriage pairs including Tenac Jones with Frankie Mervicor and James Cather with Jane Mercer, followed by several other couples such as David Furera with Mrs Rachael A Wow man and Thomas G Watson with Marr E Cole. A separate note mentions uncalled letters in the Athens post office with initials and names appearing in a stray list.
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Tenac Jones
Frankie Mervicor
Dean Bark
Lydia Garback
James Cather
Jane Mercer
David Furera
Rachael A. Wowman Wartey Clack
Minia Kincade
Thomas G. Watson
Marr E. Cole
Robert Adama
Ota Brooke
Athens
Qhie
G. Brown
Marty E. Donee
WX. Brown
Col. McManamy
Joseph T Art Dee Mee Bary Moore
Laura Deavis
Meai Moore
Amanda Frank
G. i Sapenders
JI Farmer
Jax A. Enuler
Mist Mary Frighland
Me Eg. Thomas
Sac’ T. J. Casta
P. i
Albany Fair marks fourth annual event in Albany county
The Albany Association staged its fourth annual fair on Thursday and Friday with racing as the highlight. About 3000 people attended as new track records were set and various events, including bicycle and horse races, drew strong crowds. Organizers credited the fair with boosting local pride and progress.
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Albany Association
Fomg
Obi
Athens County
Josh Billings
Albany
Vhursday
Albany Fair
Wsnai
Maza
Atorm Witel Christanthm Himmer H
Maid Madden
Armstrong
Wilford
Dan Eliot
Wittia C
Aifes
Marcella
Meltic
iWharlie
P. How
Dai
C. da Bilis Jordan
D. Jordan
Jo H. Sehrabharger
Paw
Hmarties- Gov
Cece Rere Ee
Athens
Varnel
Pomeroy
Arnel
Lora
Neehr Dt. P
Plegeant
Fitch
Warren Bros
Borne
W. S. Johnson
W. H. Melic
Lara
Rasselwood
F.C. Groft
B.S. Frys
Dr. Miller
L. Raybdarn
Moving the chapel by steam power amazes crowds in city
A massive chapel, forty by eighty feet and two stories tall, weighing about eighteen hundred tons, is being moved south about 120 feet then east to a new position. The operation requires precise synchronized lifting, rails, rollers, and six screws, with four days for the southward move and about a week for the subsequent eastward shift. Widespread interest follows the engineering feat. Nearby references note similar moves in Chicago and Springfield, with the team led by H-Sheeter of Chicago.
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Chicago
Springfield
H-Sheeter
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