Thaw Trial Resumes With Evidence Admission
In New York on March 18 the Thaw trial reopened with the admission of a photographic plate from the Hummel affidavit after objections by Thaw's attorney Delmas. Jerome presented the plate and a copied affidavit section, objections were withdrawn, and the copy was admitted. Prosecution rested rebuttal before noon. six alienists were called in surrebuttal. Local Union UMWA No. 1334 of Sugar Creek mine 210 plans an evening campus meeting at seven to assist flood victims.
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New York
Thaw
Hummel
Jerome
Delmas
Sugar Creek Mine No
Citizens Relief Committee Aid After Flood
The Citizens Relief Committee cares for about two hundred flood victims daily with food, supplies, and provisions. Local grocers donated three or four wagonloads of groceries. The employment bureau linked to the committee has placed many people in work. The bodies of Edward Swett and Lucius Turner, drowned last Thursday, were not recovered by two this afternoon though search efforts continue on the river and its banks.
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Citizens Relief Committee
Edward Swett
Lucius Turner
Graham's Chapel Notes and Local Visits
Mrs. Lewis McConkey and Vera improve after illness. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kelley visited their daughter Mrs. Albert Frost in Athens. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hull return home after weeks with Geo. Love. C. E. Ruth of Athens guest of parents. Mr. and Mrs. Grove Halbirt of South Canaan with C. E. Love family. Robert McClain and Joseph Kelley visited Athens. Charles Bobo called on friends at South Canaan. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hawk visited Athens. Mr. and Mrs. James Dailey returned from Virginia visits.
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Lewis McConkey
Vera
Charles Kelley
Albert Frost
Athens
Lewis Hull
Geo. Love
C. E. Ruth
Grove Halbirt
South Canaan
C. E. Love
Robert McClain
Joseph Kelley
Charles Bobo
Herbert Hawk
Lewis Kelley
James Dailey
Virginia
Smartest Cow In Town Holds Flood Fort
J C Wilkes on the flats west of the B and O station released his cows as floodwaters rose early Thursday. Eight eight six? cows were said to perish except one which reached the house and climbed to the second story. The family were upstairs and named the cow Bossy to the spare bedroom. The family was rescued but Bossy remained in the house defending the upstairs.
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J. C. Wilkes
Price held on bond after preliminary hearing plea
Sam Price charged with attempting to steal tools from wreckage appeared in court Monday for a preliminary hearing. He pled not guilty waived examination and posted a $300 bond with W H Mosure of Hebbardsville as surety.
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Sam Price
Mayor Day
Price
W. H. Mosure
Hebbardsville
Mrs Fanny Turner Lying In State At Newsom’s
The body of Mrs. Fanny Turner lies at Newsom's undertaking establishment after she died from exposure and shock from being thrown into the water when a boat overturned. Her relatives near Logan request the body be sent there by available trains from Athens. She was formerly Miss Hellyer of near Logan and related to Mrs. T. C. Green of this city.
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Fanny Turner
Kip 4 ESS wa Vow Abays
Readable fragments indicate a local item involving Kip and a vow or agreement. Names and exact actions are unclear. The brief notes suggest a civic or community matter with possibly Abays as a party or location reference.
Mail Service Resumes With Grosvenor Routes
The 8. & C. railroad resumes regular train service from Grosvenor to the west today with two Cincinnati to Grosvenor trips. No. 14 runs at 8:55 a.m., No. 12 at 12:41 p.m.. No. 12 arrives Grosvenor at 12:52 p.m. and departs as No. 13 at 3:30 p.m. Mail to Columbus follows B. & O. to Chillicothe then north on N. & W. K. & M. plans Rutland to northern points by Wednesday night or Thursday morning. Mail will be hauled from the local post office to Grosvenor. Athens should receive mail within a few hours.
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8. & C. Railroad
Grosvenor
Cincinnati
Athens Flood Devastation and Relief Efforts Highlight City Crisis
The flood left widespread ruin with dozens of homes destroyed and six deaths reported. Citizens, a Ladies and Men’s Relief Committee, and city officials mobilized aid, raising over 1200 in cash and gathering clothing and household goods for victims. Recovery work begins as crews assess damage and residents return to mud‑filled homes.
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Lowland
Men's Relief Committee
Roach
J. C. Campbell
D. H. Moore
H. H. Haning
I. M. Foster
Harry Stalder
D. H. Henry
E. Hedges
J. A. Palmer
W. B. Golden
Henry Zenner
W. H. Brown
E. B. Clarke
Jesse Finsterwald
O. B. Sloane
W. 8
Relief Committee
Carlos Young
Edward Swett
Charles Beahrs
the Turners
Athens
New Arrival Born to Edwards of Cemetery Street
Mr and Mrs Edwards of Cemetery Street are the parents of a son born Sunday morning in a private family announcement.
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Mrs. Edwards
Cemetery Street
Catarrh cures and the shopkeeper’s honest pledge
A seller discusses catarrh cures in a heart to heart talk about patent medicines. The text argues for honesty, warns against secret formulas, and offers a money back guarantee on one cure as proof of trustworthiness.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Collier’s Weekly
America
Boston
Mass
Storm Strikes Bay Stack in Albany Farm Fire
A severe morning thunderstorm hit Albany at seven o'clock. A small bay stack behind Cottril's barn was struck by lightning, bursting into flames with no insurance to cover the damage.
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Albany
Cottril
Overland Mail Run Connects Coolville and Here
Rural Carrier J A Humphrey and Dr A Bentz traveled overland from Coolville arriving late afternoon with mail. They returned next morning taking the Coolville mail back.
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J. A. Humphrey
Dr. A. Bentz
Coolville
Hard Trip Ends in Athens After Long Journey
Britt Hooper Hal Murphey and George Fenzel reached Athens Sunday evening after a grueling trek from Hamden. They shared a difficult overland voyage on a home made boat down Raccoon Creek and later traveled by rig, completing the journey in two days.
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Britt Hooper
Hal Murphey
George Fenzel
Athens
Hamden
Raccoon Creek
Albany
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Ests
Graham's Chapel
Price Hearing
Ladies’ Relief Committee
James A. Palmer
Byron Wolfe
T. R. Biddis
Hiram Connett
A. E. Price
A. O. Sloane
Fred Beverage
J. P. McVay
Olive Wilson
Lil-ian Faris
Ohio
Lawson Purdy
Department of Taxes
City of
Purdy
Pennsylvania
Lawson Purty
United States
Wilson H. McKee
RoRall
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