Explosion cripples mine in Oil Creek valley tragedy
A disastrous explosion and fire devastate the mine at Oil Creek valley. Mine boss Brannon and workers escaped as flames engulfed the site, wrecking the shaft, stables, and shops. About two hundred miners affected. production halted for months with extensive losses.
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Pers
Peatle
Brannon
Nicacuner
Branagdén
Bar
Branic
Dad
Wanlnms
Witebuttom
Jesa
Bert Russell
Hugh Hesnehn
Code Six
John Martehee
Mit
Tophel
Alex. Reattie
Unis
Messrs. Lampman
Bates
Kotsinger
Nelsonville
Imine Wis
Sinde Creek
Aubens County Fair Opens With Strong Exhibits
Aubens County Agricultural Society grounds host the county fair opening Tuesday with extensive stock displays and rapid entries. Favorable weather and well maintained grounds attract large crowds as horses cattle sheep and hogs compete. Floral and artistic exhibits amaze visitors while harvesting machinery and buggies fill the halls. Musical performances and balloon ascensions add to the event as attendance grows toward the fair's end Friday.
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Aubens
Flr
Athens County
Tedlay
Tie
Republican Clubs and Party Organization Guidance
The piece outlines Republican club formation and activity guidance for counties, detailing steps to organize, elect officers, establish club rooms, and promote education on Republican principles. It stresses inclusive membership, open meetings, debate, distribution of literature, and coordination with the state party to expand political influence.
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Republicansi
Ehrall
Anil
Perepaga Aiteng
Chanmanioda
Duratsheherenini
Elget
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Repubtican
Clalas
Shimid Mere
Everlis
Hiea
Sancboh
Seach
Republican club seeks to promote party principles county wide
The document outlines a club named Fire Tepublican clay. It aims to advocate Republican principles, engage indifferent voters, encourage attendance at primaries, and work with county state and national groups to support and defend Republican principles and good government. It sets roles, meetings, and amendment rules, plus suggested committees and activities.
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Republic Trent
Republican Party
Eos
Fry
Hebat
Reprbwcan Comtentions
Campaign row in Trumble and Ames county meetings
The article reports large Republican mass meetings in Trumble and Ames county with Major Charles Towns and A B Price as speakers. Crowds cheered William McKinley as the party’s favorite, while miners in Sunray Crack valley and residents of Amesville supported the GOP stance on free silver and protection.
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Meltinies
Artens
Charles ‘Yownsyend
A.B. Price
Daleton
Slepublicen
Waterton
Staniard
Wrimble
Pandas Creek
Ardey
Sunray Crack
Popocracy
Athens
Cincinnati Enquirer
May Foitinier
Glausier
Fran Glousie
Cples FL Dille
J. Alles
Trumble Township
Peiy
D. Sayre
Alwys
Amesville
Geveral
H. Grosvenor
Amestille
Republicans at Nelsonville Speech Sparks Civil War Era Rally
Gen Grostener delivers a telling speech at a Nelsonville Republican meeting organized around a McKinley Holart Civil Saturday event. The crowd, numbering in the hundreds, packed the venue as enthusiasm ran high and the campaign opening attracted wide citizen participation.
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Nelsonville
Gen.Grostener
Nelsnnvilly
Gen. Grostener
Wittien
Ivrin
Aiheagh
Alfalfa for arid land and its promising growth
The article extols alfalfa as a hardy, fast growing forage crop suited to arid regions. It notes deep roots, resilience to drought, and the potential for two to five crops yearly in favorable conditions. It mentions historical spread from Spain and Mormon irrigation use, with early adopters in Alliance County and cautions about grazing and harvesting rules.
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Athens
Spain
Drah
Brigham Young
Allensevonty
Atticus
Death of William Loring Brown Athens respected citizen
William Loring Brown died on Thursday afternoon on Uohege Street from congestive heart failure. Born in Athens seventy seven years ago near Ladies' Hall, he was a longtime public servant and trusted figure. Survived by his wife Sarah M Weaver, Brown held posts including Athens postmaster deputy clerk and deputy recorder, and was then deputy registrar at his death. The community recalls a generous, industrious life and a quiet, peaceful burial followed by a service conducted by Rev WA Powell. Funeral arrangements were announced locally.
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William Loring Brown
Athens
William Ering Brown
Uohege
Mr Breton
M. Brown
Me. Brown
Sarah M Weaver
Detisnce
Sears
Saint- Eneon
WA Powell
Imernent
To Close the System SS De permanent ie toa ve hedithy activity
The fragment details an unclear notice about closing the system and health checks, mentioning a dog and Piapel in a garbled context. The readable portions imply an operational or procedural topic without concrete actions or dates.
Cleveland Dare Days Report Shows Limited Details
Fragmentary text references Cleveland events and individuals including a person named John Gleam. No clear date, place, or outcome is discernible from the readable lines.
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Cleveland
Lewis
Cheshbroneh
John
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