Ohio Briefs From Newark To Springfield Police And Courts
A compilation of state briefs notes events across Ohio. Newark bound over John Gault for purchasing rooms. Portsmouth reports a 12 year old hit by a streetcar. Arcadia sees mad dog fears. lime oil receivers named for Middlekauff Oil. a missionary dies of apoplexy in Portsmouth. Bellefontaine losses a sheriff and a son. a sewer plant fire damages stock for $250. farmers endure wage disputes and industrial strikes. a Newark operation leaves Dr Barbour near death in New Jersey. celery crops destroyed to prevent freezing. a cocaine-related death in Ackmansville. a Marion area inmate sentenced for theft. a child burned while frying potatoes. Bell Telephone loses to Citizens’ exchange. Old Church of God torn down in Upper Sandusky. plaintiff wins $2000 in a street railway damage suit. Jamestown debates the mercantile law election. Richmond & Co. brokerage house fails causing firm closures. St Louis expo Ohio building sold for $600. Crider named street commissioner aged 80. Cooper held for grand jury. Creighton Adams dies by his own hand. Big Four verdict awards $5000 to a disabled eight year old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Mack P. Colt
T. G. Laney
Middlekauff Oil Company
Portsmouth
A. J. Xaba
Belefontaine
John McCracken
Frank McCracken
Bellefontaine
Salem
Cooper
American
Winchester
Jane Wilman
Ackmansville
Wilman
Hamilton
Conrad Moebus
Belden
Columbus
Alice Doeling
Roseville
Bell Telephone Company
Citizens
Main Street
Citizens’ Company
Upper Sandusky
Church of God
Dean's Kidney Pills Cited By Erie Man For Kidney Relief
Charles Bierbach a stone contractor of 2625 Chestnut St Erie Pa reports two years of kidney pain and struggle with rheumatism. He says Dean's Kidney Pills cured him quickly and thoroughly after doctors failed and he has continued to rely on them for six years. Free trials offered by mail to any area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Charles Bierbach
Chestnut St
Erie
Bierbach
Green's August Flower Promises Nerve Relief
A health advertisement claims nerve tension stems from hurry and worry and from poor digestion. It touts Green's August Flower as the best stomach medicine for indigestion and dyspepsia with trial and big bottle prices and drugstore availability.
Ohio Experiment Station warns against forestry scam in Greene County
Letters from Greene County report a man claiming to represent the Ohio Experiment Station forestry department sold trees for 20 dollars per thousand. He is linked to J. K. Denby & Sons of Greenville Indiana and goes by W. O. Walton. Station confirms no state forestry commission and urges arrest for fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Experiment Station
Greene County
Forestry Department of the
Farmer
J. K. Denby
Greenville
Indiana
W. O. Walton
North Dakota
Ohio
Forestry Commission
J. K. Denby & Sons
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Chas
F. Thorne
Death of Infant in Richland
The twenty three day old son of Mr and Mrs M H Williamson died Thursday at home in Richland from infantile complaints. Dr Slutz conducted the funeral from the house and burial followed Saturday at the old cemetery. This earth is frequently designated as ahe because no man knows the age thereof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Williamson
Richland
Punctual Pupils in November for A and D Primary
The list names students from A and D Primary who were neither absent nor tardy in November. Included are Clinton Bean Paul Casley David Fetch Brewster Higts Edwin Hib bard Monroe Higgins Peter Martin Emmett Ross Ralph Slaughter Herbert Wilson Bernice Carty Alta Cherrington Francy Cochran Anna Crossen Ruth Garber May Parker Edith Roach Gladys Stonecipher Nora Chaney Minnie Blackwood Floyd Blair Charlie Cambell Sammy Duckler Erwin Lawrence Norris Heminger Fred Penney Paul Young Virgil Hawkins Celia Coss Wilda Hunter Mary Rainer Lucile Simons Thelma Wilson Bernice Stage Freda Meighen Louise White Golda Blazier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Bean
Paul Casley
David Fetch
Brewster Higts
Edwin Hibbard
Monroe Higgins
Peter Martin
Emmett Ross
Ralph Slaughter
Herbert Wilson
Bernice Carty
Alta Cherrington
Francy Cochran
Anna Crossen
Ruth Garber
May Parker
Edith Roach
Gladys Stonecipher
Nora Chaney
Minnie Blackwood
Floyd Blair
Charlie Cambell
Sammy Duckler
Erwin Lawrence
Norris Heminger
Fred Penney
Paul Young
Virgil Hawkins
Celia Coss
Wilda Hunter
Mary Rainer
Lucile Simons
Thelma Wilson
Bernice Stage
Freda Meighen
Louise White
Golda Blazier
Athens residents visit. local obit notes heart trouble
Luhrig and Miss Emma Francis Maggie Stokoe and Rosalie Beckley of Athens spent Sunday with their parents here. Miss Eva Coe of Columbus stayed last week at her home. Mrs. George Strause died Thursday of heart trouble and funeral services were held Saturday at Marshfield. Mrs. Horton Sanders was shopping in Athena Saturday. Let a woman talk and she cares not who does the thinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma ,Francis
Maggie Stokoe
Rosalie Beckley
Athens
Eva Coe
Columbus
Ethel Gibbs
George Strause
Marshfield
Not Called For Unclaimed Letters at the Post Office
Postmaster D Gist notes unclaimed letters and parcels for multiple individuals including Chappelear Craig Fawcett Harris Hunk erford Jones Kaufman Lewis Lizzie Myers Mansfield Powers Roach Rowland Sams Reynard Somer Sams Harry Sams Charley Taylor Vore Woods Marion Those advertised must claim before sending to the dead letter office Dec 19
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chappelear
Craig
W. T. Fawcett
W.S
Harris
Albert
Hunkerford
Mrs.s. G
Jones
Bessy
Talking Back to Your Wife Isoften Sensible as Alarm Clock
A humorous note compares arguing with a spouse to winding an alarm clock while it rings. The line suggests a futile or ill advised action and uses a domestic scenario to convey a broader point about impractical behavior.
Painkiller Perry Davis’ Endorsed for Sore Throat Croup
An old warning advises keeping Painkiller Perry Davis’ on hand for emergencies. The trusted remedy, claimed to be effective for sore throat croup and coughs, cautions against substitutes and promotes a 250 cent package and a 50 cent option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Davis
Radium Therapy Seems To Cure Dog Cancer
Report notes radium used on a dog's cancer appeared to cure the illness without killing the animal. The statement underscored uncertainty and called for further observation in veterinary treatment practices.
Pain Balm Ad Highlights Fast Healing Claim
An ad extols Chamberlain's Pain Balm for sprains bruises burns and similar injuries claiming instant relief and healing in about one third the time of usual treatment Sold by McKee's drug store A plucky man refuses to stand and let others pluck him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
McKee’s Drug Store
Auditors Appointed for Athens County Annual Report
The Court appoints Frank S. Roach and E. R. Lash with the prosecuting attorney to examine and audit the annual report of the Athens County Commissioners in accordance with Section 917 Revised Statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S. Roach
E. R. Lash
Athens County
Ohio
Mwhin
Vwamart aranweAin le
Certificate of Copy from Athens County Court Record
Certificate of copy from the Court of Common Pleas of Athens County Ohio dated Nov 28 1904 and Dec 2 1904. Clerk D A R McKinstry certifies true copy. Auditor’s Office Athens Ohio forwards to Judge J Wood with examination report by Frank Roach acting attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. R. McKinstry
Court of Common Pleas
Athens County
Ohio
Co Journal
Auditor's Office
Athens, O
J. Wood
Names Change in Massachusetts Last Year
In Massachusetts last year 453 persons had the court change their names. Of course they were nearly all men, for the girls know a better way.
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Massachusetts
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Sold At McKee’s Store
A compact newspaper notice promotes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a reliable treatment for burns, cuts, sores, eczema and piles. The ad urges readers to keep it handy for everyday accidents on the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Arnica
W. H. Mc Kee’ Ag
Monkey Earns 1500 Weekly Income Dies
A monkey that earned about 1500 dollars per week has died. The report suggests such wealth might have harmful social effects, implying broader consequences for people around it.
Grip Remedy Claimed to End Severe Winter Grip
Mr J Egleston of Maple Landing Iowa recounts contracting a heavy cold that developed into grip. He credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets with rapid relief. The text notes the tablets aid bowels liver and kidneys during congestion. Sold by McKee's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. J
Egleston
Maple Landing
Iowa
Chamberlain
McoKee
Chamberlain's Remedy Trusted for Croup Relief
A Texas father touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as reliable for severe croup in children, noting prompt relief after use. The item is marketed by McKee's drug store. The piece also questions whether food is contraband of war, framing it as a common human struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
M. F. Compton
Market
Texas
Py McKee
Electric Bitters Promise Quick Relief for Aches
A promotional note claims Electric Bitters cure nervousness sleeplessness stom ach upset and other ills by toning the stomach regulating kidneys and bowels stimulating the liver and purifying the blood. It asserts benefits for run down systems and promises satisfaction with a 50 cent price and money back guarantee. A closing line offers a quip about a man posting his wife’s letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. McKee
Allens Lang Balsam and Language Oddities Highlighted
The passage extols Allen's Lang Balsam as a cold remedy that soothes throat inflammation and mucus without opium. It argues warnings can't stop storms and notes a cultural quirk about Japanese swearing.
Dr Kings New Life Pills Ad From Kee's Drug Store
An old advertisement extols Dr King s New Life Pills for dyspepsia dizziness liver and bowel troubles priced at 25 cents. The copy includes a quip about costly mistakes and a claim that alcohol destroys only the unfit, cited from an Oregon doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Kee
Oregon
Train schedule fragment references East West bound services
Daily and Sunday train numbers listed with routes and connections. Mentions Pennsylvania Line partnerships, through runs to Cincinnati, Trimway, Zanesville, and Otrinnati. Ends with F M Bennett title Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennslvania
Zanesville
Penn West
Otrinnati
F. M. Bennett
Ohio Central Time Card Details Across Rail Stations
A fragmented Timetable note lists train numbers and routes from Albany and Corning to Middleport Gallipolis Columbus Toledo and other hubs. It mentions daily operations with exceptions on Sundays and references several intermediate stops and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Middleport
Gallipolis
Pleasant
Charleston
Corning
Columbus
Toledo
Rete
Je Bus
Marya
Ville
Findlay
Corn
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State News
Newark
John Gault
Crilly
Noon
Willie Radcliff
Joel Easton
Benjamin Willis
Portsmouth Street Railway Company
Jamestown
Neff & Beeler
Richmond & Co
Pittsburg
Stacey B. Rankin
Southern Illinois Construction Company
Wapakoneta
Isaac Crider
Cridersville
Robert Cooper
Amaziah Lewis
William McGraw
James Blevins
London
Creighton Adams
Springfield
Michael Barrett Jr
Big Four Railroad Company
All Druggiata
SHE Tontiline CO
Canton
Luhrig
Mrs. Horton Sanders
Athena
Akonbiseien
Athens Township
Alenantes Pees
Bern
Toanee
Tan Township
Dover Township
Rome
Souemensey
County, Ohio
Franks Roach
Uting
Addres Standard Oil Company
Usiness
Hare
Surieand
Teduy
Bing
Park Ive
Piers
Japan
Viteh
L. M. Ferguson
North 5Th St
United States
Cincinnati & Muskingum Valley Railroad Co
Lancaster
Uls
Trimway
Nia Lines
F. M. Witla Sea Ticket Agt
Marietta, Columbus & Cleveland
Mariette Columbus
Chicago
Northwest
Marietta
Amesville
Arerive
Columbus P. m
M.S
la m
Palos
Oo Central
Lumbus
C. Riddell
P. M. SEY _ Gua
Tahrle
Ene Kereburg
Louis
A York
Cally Eri A
St.Louis
Ally
St. Louis
Newton Gunes
Givens
Parkersburg
St Louis
New York
Fargecobar
Fu 'Tas Pe
Parkerst
Cally A
York and
Chillicothe
McCarty
Goinnath
Hocking Valley
Ralph B. Wilson
Securities
South Court Street
Athens, Ohio
Bell
Ifilhge
Ivechass
Ouff & Sons, Prrrem
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