Three Men In A Boat Enroute To Europe From St Lawrence
The narrative describes travel down the St Lawrence from near Montreal to Quebec on a bright afternoon. The writer and companions praise the river scenery, Niagara Falls, and the Canadian towns of Toronto and Montreal, noting storms, rapids, and shipboard incidents with fond observations on the journey.
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St. Lawrence
Montreal
Quebec
McCune, Sein and I
New York
Cleveland
Buffalo
City of
Niagara
Europe
Canadian
Sesra
Paris
Commercial Tribune
Maine
Cincinnati
Tivers
County
S. Lawrence
Gulf
Gen Grosvenor sails for Liverpool to recuperate
Gen. and Mrs. C. H. Grosvenor left New York for Liverpool aboard the St Paul after a strenuous Congress year. The trip aims to refresh his worn nervous system with ocean air, while his secretary Emmenberg will handle Washington duties. He plans to return mid August, campaign in Maine Ohio and the West, and seeks an overwhelming majority against Craig, with no desire for a National Committee role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Grosvenor
Atlantic City
New York
S.t. St. Paul
Liverpool
London
St. Paul
Congress
Grosvenor
House
Hint
Emmenberg
Cochran Hotel
Washington
Blumenberg
Sith
America
National Committee
Maine
Ohio
Northwest
Craig
New Vestibuled Trains on Hocking Valley Route
The Hocking Valley railroad now runs modern level trains between Athena and Columbus. Each coach includes two parlor cars with ventilated rooms, double windows, curtains, lavatories, mirrors, and towels. The service upgrade enhances the already excellent Athena to Columbus line.
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Hocking Valley Railroad
Athena
Columbus
Fis
Tracking Valley
Athens
Free Lecture by Florence M. Richards on America's Danger Signals
Mrs. Florence M. Richards of Leipsic will speak next Thursday evening at the M. F. E. church in Athens on America's Danger Signals. The nationally known lecturer is in town due to her Coolville camp meeting engagement. Admission will be charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence M. Richards
Leipsic
M. FE
America
Tragic Carbondale Rail Yard Death of Shannon
Shannon, a 23 year old brakeman for the B S W railway, was killed at the Carbondale depot when a box car struck him as he attempted to descend and throw a switch. He was dragged over a hundred feet before death, conscious until near the end, and will be buried in Athens after services at St Pauls Church. He had worked four years on the railroad and was regarded as skilled yet prone to risk.
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Niagara
Falls
Lewiston
Daniel Webster
Pensmore Cooper
General Brock
Queerstown Heights
Queen Victoria
Niagara Falls Park
America
Charles Dickens
Montreal
Toronto
Cincinnati
Bryan
le Journal
Canada
Lord Roberts
Baden-Powell
United States
McKinley
Democratic Party
Vancouver
Dominion
New York
Mistian
Timothy Shanen
Carbondale
Shannon
Wise
Mineral and
Athens
Swannon
Michael Shannan
B.S W
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Order of the Brotherhood of Railway Trathmen
Father Powers of
Logan
Pretty Wedding Ends Courtship With Hotel Berry Ceremony
Richard Prestley Enderlin and Katherine Callahan married in Hotel Berry parlors with Rev. R F Bishop officiating. Miss Anna Enderlin and Theodore Loneheid served as attendants. dinner followed as relatives gathered. Couple to Cincinnati and Indianapolis then return to Carbondale to host friends. Enderlin family connections noted.
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Hotel Berry
Richard Prestley Enderlin
Katherine Callahan
R. F. Bishop
Anna Enderlin
Qildaemedd
Se Theodtore Loneheid
Mr. Enderlin
Hichard Enderlin
Chillicoths
Carbondale Coal Company
Enderlin
Augustus Callaban
Carbondale
Man to die for murder of 13 year old girl
Gardner and Richart Gartner face the electric chair for the brutal murder of a thirteen year old girl. A jury convicted Gardner of first degree murder after a crowded trial that sparked public anger and threats of mob violence. Gardner vows to die by his own hand rather than be taken to Columbus, with a new trial motion pending.
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Chitntoruc
Richart Gartner
Ciel Foono
Eclock
Gardner
Eyeler
Douglas
Archibald Mayo
Columbus
Burglar Stages Daytime Break-In At Dr. Higgins Home
A hobo entered the Mainstreet residence of Dr. J. M. Higgins between 4 and 5 pm Monday while the occupants were away. He rifled drawers, searched from cellar to garret, taking two gold rings from Miss Lizzie Higgins and about four to five dollars from Dr. Higgins, then departed along Mulberry Street whistling. A retrievable description cited a tall man in a straw hat and dark suit, seen getting off a freight train. a gold watch remained untouched.
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J. M. Wiggins
Mainstreet
Dr. Higgins
Lizzie
Annette
Mulberry Street
W. R. Moore
Wright's Chapel Dedication Marks Growth of Mechanicsburg Church
The Methodist Protestant church in Mechanicsburg dedicated Sunday with Rev. D C Coburn of the Muskingum conference in attendance. The neat frame edifice, completed last spring, serves a 4-member congregation and cost 41bar. Rev J W Wright, the pastor, after whom the chapel is named, received praise for his leadership as Miram J Baker and George Fernoth aided fundraising and the society raised 2 to relieve debt. The church is now a top unit on the Pleasant Valley circuit and Wright is recalled for another year.
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New Methodist Protestant
Mechanicsburg
D.C. Coburn
Muskingum Conference
J. W. Wright
Wright
Miram J. Baker
George Fernoth
Pleasant Valley
Leap From Freight Train Fatal for Young Hutchinson
Young Hutchinson aged nineteen died after jumping a freight train at the B and O depot tipple in Athens. He struck his head on brick platforms when the engine did not stop for water as expected. He remained unconscious from the injury until he died Monday evening. His father J W Hutchinson, from Zaleski, and several Knights of Pythias pallbearers accompanied the body for burial. Funeral services were held at Zaleski Tuesday afternoon.
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Willhimt Hutchinson
Frelphy
Young Hutchinson
J. W. Hutchinson
Camp Weal
Hutchinson
B&o
Hocking Valley
Enatehlnsson
Wetchinson
Athens
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Athens Lodge
W. R. Moore
C. G. Moore
E. W H. Cotton
E. C. Logan
T. A. Cotton
E. C. Woodworth
Zaleski
Deafness Cure Offered By Constitutional Remedies
An advertisement claims deafness cannot be cured by local remedies and must be treated constitutionally. It attributes deafness to inflammation of the Eustachian tube and catarrh, offers $100 for uncured catarrh deafness, and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with circulars from F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Tc. Hall
Northern Michigan Excursion Promoted by Ohio Central Lines
Ohio Central Lines promotes a low rate excursion to Crystal Lake Traverse City and surrounding areas. Departures include Athens and Columbus with two week advance start and reduced fares for a cheap summer vacation offered by Ohio Central agents.
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Northern Michigan
Card of Thanks for Mother’s Sickness and Death
We express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness shown during our mother’s sickness and death. Rosext Deas, BeoTuen any SistERs. For human injuries piles and pain diseases are DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve the original. Content may be offered. DeWitt's Cling's pharmacy.
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Rosext Deas
DeWitt
USA
Cling
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Thousand Islands
St. Laure Bee
Alexandria Bay
Pullmans
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University
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Berry —Enderlin-Callahan
Ethel Long
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MM. P. Church
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