Settlement of Strike Reported Near in Ohio Coal Tie
Reports circulated Saturday and Sunday that an agreement had been reached between Sun day Creek Co. President Winder and Ohio U. M. W. of A. President Wm Green regarding the coal strike in Ohio. The news was denied today with word an agreement may be in sight but not yet definite. Locals hope for a settlement and expect news with joy.
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Winder
The
Sunday Creek Co
Wm. Green
Ohio U. M. W. of
Ohio
Commercial College of C U at Ohio University Exhibit
During Commencement week at Ohio University the Commercial College exhibit will showcase student work. Prof. Charles M. Copeland leads the department with assistants Miss Mabel K. Brown and Miss Minnie F. Dean. The college is noted for thorough instruction and placing graduates in high level positions.
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Ohio University
Commercial College of
Chas. M. Copeland
Commercial College
Mabel K. Brown
Minnie F
Commercial College of the University
Copeland
Scott case in Common Pleas Court on indictment timing
In Common Pleas Court this morning attorney Lewis debated whether Winfield Scott Sr. as deputy auditor had delegated power to an agent. The prosecution cannot attend July 23 due to a Spanish War Claims Commission meeting, so the court set June 23 to elect an indictment and July 16 for trial. The process hinges on resolving demurrer questions and selecting one of six recent embezzlement indictments.
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Winfield Scott, Sr
J. P. Wood
Spanish War Claims Commission
Lewis
A Wilderness of Trees in Guatemala Decline of Timber Access
The New York Herald notes Guatemala’s northern and eastern forests are dense with mahogany cedar and chicle. Government ownership limits large land titles and concessions grant five year cuts with renewal options. Most lumber remains exported to the United States as inaccessible forests hinder domestic supply.
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Guatemala
Peten
Alta Verapaz
Izabal
United States
California
New York Herald
Farm for Sale Near Columbus and County Seat
A well improved 103 acre farm located 28 miles from Columbus and 2 miles from the county seat in a town of 8,000. The land is level with a nice home on a good paved road. Will sell cheap if sold soon. Inquiries to Chas Lamb Baltimore Ohio. May 24 edition.
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Columbus
Chas. Lamb
Baltimore
Ohio
Teachers for Township Chosen in Athens
The Athens township board selected the coming term’s teachers on June 16. Districts 1 to 15 announced appointees including Miss Bessie Staneart, Mary Caldwell, Jennie Price, Gertrude Higgins, Clarence Matheny, Miss C. E. Cooley, Miss Mabel Wynn, Miss Grace Johnson, Miss Ethel Gillett, Miss Clara Caldwell, Mr. Guy Morrison, Miss Ida White, Miss May Simms, and Mr. T. R. Bennett. They will meet July 14 at the High School to sign contracts and present certificates. A no show is treated as resignation.
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Bessie Staneart
Mary Biddel
Mary Caldwell
Jennie Price
Gertrude Higgins
Clarence Matheny
C. E. Cooley
Mabel Wynn
Grace Johnson
Ethel Gillett
Miss Clara Caldwell
Guy Morrison
Ida White
May Simms
T. R. Bennett
Athens
The Desert Mirage Explained as a Natural Phenomenon
A western and southwestern desert phenomenon called the mirage puzzles travelers with visions of water, trees, hills, and ships. The article explains that intense heat lowers air density near the ground, creating a distinct refracting layer that reflects inverted images over the parched landscape.
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United States
Civilization
Marriage and Health Says Married Life Aids Longevity
American Medicine asserts marriage boosts health for both spouses. Married men over twenty and married women over forty show lower mortality than singles, while widowed or divorced individuals face higher mortality. Unmarried people report more personal crises and marriage promotes temperance. A thirty year old married man may live five years longer than his unmarried brother, and a wife may outlive a single woman by one year.
Dame du palais of Napoleons court shines at Tuileries
Mme de Chevreuse, noble France, declined maid of honor to Napoleon’s sister in law, later served Josephine as dame du palais and dismissed imperial glare. At a Tuileries reception she flashed diamonds and answered Napoleon with wit, suggesting the jewels were splendid if not guaranteed real.
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Mme. de Chevreuse
France
Napoleon
Spain
Josephine
Choir member sings solo as others stop
Mrs Bruggins comments after a fashionable church choir solo. She notes the scene where the rest of the choir stopped as one young man continued singing, admiring his spunk despite the interruption.
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Rede
Mrs. Bruggins
Athletic Amusement in Nature’s Playful Scene
A vivid description of nature enjoying amusement as lightning, wind, thunder, snow, waves, fields, buds, and rivers display lively activity. The prose likens natural phenomena to playful, animated forces.
In Anticipation Howell Rowell Borrowing Trouble
Powell notes Howell Rowell’s habit of expecting misfortune and acting to prevent it before it happens. The dialogue mocks his tendency to foresee problems and take early precautions.
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Howell—Rowell
Powell
Polar distance from equator stated as 6000 miles
The article asserts that the distance from the equator to either pole is 6,000 miles. It presents this as a fixed measure of Earth’s radius and polar extent.
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Equator
Ohio University Loses Championship Bid to Wooster 3 2
Ohio University suffers a 3 to 2 defeat to Wooster in a tense afternoon game. Hagan pitches well with nine strikeouts, while Blaser’s defense and timely Wooster double plays frustrate Ohio’s chances. Key miscues and aggressive baserunning drive the Wooster win, with Lloyd and Gullum among the standout moments. Attendance 540 at Akron ump Motz.
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Ohio University
Wooster
Ohio
Gullum
Kaler
Hagan
Blaser
Woosterites
Dick Shiers
Shiers
Thomas
Lloyd
Compton
Foss
Putman
Yess
Shontz
Downer
W. Blaser
Gahm
Excursion to Cincinnati Special Train from Athens
Excursion fare $1.50 to Cincinnati and return. Sunday June 24th train leaves Athens at 12 15 a m and returns from Cincinnati at 7 15 p m. Attractions include baseball Pittsburg vs Cincinnati Reds zoological gardens Chester park Coney Island Ludlow Lagoon Monarch park and more. For details contact local ticket agent O P McCarty G P A Cincinnati Ohio.
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Athens
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Cincinnati Reds
Zoological Gardens
Chester Park
Coney Island
Ludlow Lagoon
Monarch Park
O. P. McCarty
Freddie Muth Kidnapping Still Unsolved in Philadelphia
Freddie Muth, seven, remains missing as police say they know who abducted him and are pursuing leads. Special services were held at his Sunday school and church services mentioned the case.
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Philadelphia
Freddie Muth
Freddie
Copper Company Chief Alleges Federation Plot at Cananea Mines
W C Greene president of the Cananea copper company reports to the state department that Western Federation agitators visited the Cananea mines in June. He claims they incited Mexican workers and warned of a plan to dynamite the bank and spark a revolution against President Diaz.
Drought and Flood Hit Chinese Province and U S Primary Result
In Chi Li province northern areas face the worst drought since 1900 while the south end endures heavy floods. The Hankow Peking railway for 30 miles below Shentin Fu is ruined and traffic halted. In Hancock county West Virginia rep primary B B Dovener loses to W P Hubbard after 12 years in office.
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Peking
Chi Li
Hankow- Peking
Shentin Fu
Charleston
W. Va
Hancock County
B. B. Dovener
W. P. Hubbard
Wheeling
Dovener
Five Men Killed in Train Collision near Cleveland
Five persons died when a handcar carrying men was struck by a freight train on the new Tennessee branch of the Louisville and Nashville railroad in Polk County. One victim was named Womack.
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Cleveland
Tenn
Polk County
New Tennessee
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Womack
Castorila The Kind You Have Always Used Stated
Ad text asserts Castorila product line remains the same as familiar trusted remedy. Claims emphasize consistent formula and long standing brand recognition without specifying new features or changes.
Store Struck by Lightning in Guysville Causes Fire
In Guysville on June 18 a severe thunderstorm struck the general store of J. B. Smith, igniting a fire that was quickly fought but destroyed goods worth about 300 dollars and damaged the Bell telephone line and phones. No injuries occurred as the store was empty. Bell repairs are underway with workers setting to restore service by evening.
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Guysville
J. B. Smith
Following the Flag Health Remedy Claims for Veterans
Willis T. Morgan a retired U S A commissary sergeant from New Hampshire praises Dr King’s New Discovery for lung diseases. He says two years in Cuba and two in the Philippines left him prone to colds, but the medicine kept him in perfect health. Available at W H McKee druggist with trial bottle free.
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Cuba
Philippines
Willis T. Morgan
Concord
N. H
W. H. McKee
Will Visit Old Home For Graduation Exercises
Reverend Father Banahan and his sister Miss Mary have spent six weeks here and left Sunday for Providence Rhode Island. They will be joined in Clarksburg West Virginia by friends who will accompany them to Mt St Marys College in Baltimore Maryland for graduation exercises on June 20. A relative of Father Banahan is in the graduating class.
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Father Banahan
Miss Mary
Providence
R. I
Clarksburg
W. Va
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Baltimore
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Common Pleas Court
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Township Board of Education
Marriage and Health
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Short
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Putnam
Steele
Begland
Jones
Coupland
Carr
Ton
Motz
Akron
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Guilum
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Wer
Enent
If Thomas
Total Swim
Weester
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Sam Sommers
India
Eton
Bolienne
Sam Sommer
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