Ohio Briefs Hit By Frauds Falls Deaths and Fires
Warren-Josephi Jeffers was arrested on charges of fraudulently using the mails. Columbus reports Moxie Stone died after an overdose of morphine Friday. Akron notes the State Board of Charities met and closed. Chillicothe details a saloon fight that fractured a skull. Portsmouth reports Wail Furniture factory destroyed by fire causing forty thousand dollars in losses. Springfield notes arson charges against George Legge. Pataskala reports a wealthy farmer’s suicide. Lancaster records a train fatality. Youngstown says one thousand steel workers idle due to weak demand. New Paris recounts a fatal head injury from a runaway crash. Crestline teachers seek forty dollars monthly raise. schools may stop. Springfield mentions a fatal accidental shooting. Zanesville hosts Ohio Builders’ convention with four hundred delegates. Celina sentences Matt Tighe to three years for giving liquor to a minor. Marietta reports a shooting in a local affray. Woodstock announces arrests in a murder case. Sandusky notes a mistaken shooting of Mrs Anna Reed. Cambridge fire injures Miss Hazel Robinson fatally. Coshocton opera house burns for ten thousand dollars. incendiary suspected. Zanesville groom-to-be George W Barr vanishes. Kenton reports a murder conviction and electrocution sentence. Cleveland closes with Petar McCarty blinding Mrs Haslan for life.
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Warren—Josephi Jeffers Hias
Columbus
Moxie Stone
Akron
State Board of Charities
Chillicothe
Tom Duffy
Portsmouth
Wail Furniture
Springfeld
George Legge
Pataskula
Frank Geisock
Licking County
Lancaster
Charles Sullivan
Youngstown
Carnegie Steel Company
Springield
Will Seaman
Zanesville
Ohio Builder's Association
Celina
Matt Tighe
Siquor
Marietta
Charles Schneider
Williig
Woodstock
David Hanley
John Morrisey
W. R B. Lattimer
Sandusky
Anna Reed
Lewis Smith
Cambridge
Clothine c
Hazel Robinson
Coshocton
George W. Barr
Pansy Blake
Kenton
William Nichols
Alphag Minerd
Cleveland
Petar McCarty
Anna Haslan
Bueyras
Pulse of Health and Crime Across Towns
Expanded lungs use more than half capacity, risking consumption from germs. Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery advertised as cure for coughs, bronchitis, and stomach ailments. Local notices report sentencing for vitriol throwing, a bank cashier case, health board elections, rifle tests, and various accidents.
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Pierce
Golden
D J Robe
Spring Garden
Golden Medical
Bedias
KR. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Cure Catarrh with Hyomei In Your Vest Pocket
Do not dose the stomach. Hyomei offers a natural cure for catarrh by breathing a climate in a pocket inhaler. The full Hyomei outfit costs 1.00 with an inhaler, dropper, and bottle. an extra bottle is 50 cents if needed. McKee's Drug Store guarantees refunds if it fails to cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee
Hyomei
Bargains in Life Mates at the Store Counter
An eastern journal writer mocks socialists and romantics drawn to marriage amid a busy department store. Clerks on long hours find romance amid ribbons and notions, while promotions occur in the same shop. The matrimonial counter offers genuine bargains with no markdowns below cost.
Just What You Need For Appetite and Stomach Aid
An ad describes a tonic for dullness after meals. It promises to stimulate appetite, cleanse the stomach, regulate liver and bowels, and relieve headaches. Priced at 25 cents per bottle, sold by a local drug store. Also notes British wage figures and California Prone Wafers. includes a generic note about the Pope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ia eKee
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Endorsed for Cold Relief
A Bad Cold needs a reliable medicine like Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy to loosen and relieve irritation in throat and lungs. Sold by McKee’s Drug Store. A wedding at Bandon County Cork featured the bride’s father and brother as officiants with the groom also a clergyman. A child of Mrs Geo T Benson burned by a hot stove received quick relief after applying Chamberlain’s Pain Balm, with the child quickly calming and recovering. Mrs Benson, a noted Kellar Virginia resident, notes Pain Balm as an antiseptic liniment for burns cuts bruises and sprains, available from McKee’s Drug Store.
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Chamberlain’s
McKee’s Drug Store
Bandon
County Cork
Geo. T. Benson
Kellar
McKee's
Tree digging machine promises bruise free roots
Steam powered nursery digger by Greening Bros Nursery Co of Monroe Michigan promises safe excavation of trees from dwarf to 15 to 20 feet, with roots intact. One operator can control the device via levers while a traction engine provides power. the firm offers exclusive selling rights and a new catalog for fruit growers.
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Greening Bros. Nursery Cq
Monroe Mich
Anotner
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Athens
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Bai
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Nk Building
Ohio
A Home Savings Bank
Bank of Athens
United
J. D. Brown
W.&, Golden
Ogushtor Telaphons No
James ¢. Jones
Pinaud
United States
Boz
Pinand
W. A. Hibbard
Warren Bunding
Bell Phone
Tsrael M. Foster
J. S. Basom
D. D. Ss
Cock Street
R. P. Gillespie
Fulton’s
C.H
Edna Thompson
Cline’s
H. H. Haning
Athens Ohio
Lawrence & Bean
Ie and Life Insurance
State News
New Paris
Charles Ireland
Vitrol
Ocircleville
Hoover
San Francisco
John K. Brown
New Holland Union Bank
Colomies
C. O. Probst
State Board of Health
American Board of Health Association
Washington
Gallipolis
James Irwin
Senut
Gallia County
Nash
Congo
Alexs Toth
Steve Miller
John King
Steve Moller
Pomeroy—Tinley Nelson
Jesse Hudwell
Baltimore & Ohio
Parkersburg
Morgan
Grestline
Stiit
Co. & M.V. Railway
Muskingum
Pather EB
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Toledo
Daughters of the American Regulation
Fairbanks
National Society
Charles W. Fairbanks
Indiana
Oberlin
A. L. Holter
L F. Osborn
Dover
Indianapolis
Durane University
Dayton
Charles Summel
Joseph Slade
Charles Wuffenbach
Pasenger
Pt. Pleasant
Charleston
William Troney
California
Waamberlain
London
New York
Elobe
C. B. Henderson
Drez
MR. and Mrs. Lingerfield
Palmer House
Qreening
Ae “Ser Si
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Greening Bros. Nursery Co
Monroe, Mich
JOC Acres
New York Tribune Farmer
New York City
Messrvorr- Herald
Tuk Messenger & Herald
Fidelity Building, Loan and Savings Company
Capital
Byron F. Wolf
F. Preston
al Athens
Jewelry Store
Newton & Briley
Elk Hotel
West Ocawi3
Union St
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