Remains of van crash victim identified as Seth Grant
The remains of the van wreck victim near New Concord were positively identified Friday as Seth Grant of Eagleport, Ohio. The son confirmed the identity, and arrangements were made to transport the body to Eagleport for interment. Seven children survived, and a brother-in-law confirmed family details after a prolonged identification effort.
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Bo& O
Herman McCleary
Ciitizens
Cambridge
Spear
McGleary
Byesville
John Holbrook
Holbrook
Seth Grant
Eagleport. O
McClears
Eagleport
New Concord
Famaly
Obituary of John W Larrison from North Salem
John W Larrison born North Salem February 24 1839 died July 31 1906 at age 67 married to Mary McGee February 18 1878. Five children live, four preceded him. Joined M I church young, lived quietly. Also notes county infirmary directors paid year expenses and surplus 624.14 to county treasury. Local obituaries honor William Waugh Frazier 80 Minerva Okey 71 and R Mason 72 in Caldwell papers.
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John W. Larrison
North Salem
M. I. Church
Mary McGee
Nobie County Infirmary
Pui
Caldwell
William Waugh Frazier
Minerva Okey
F. G. Okey
R. Mason
Four Slain in Feud Battle Between Hall and Wart Factions
A long standing feud erupts in violence as four men are killed and two wounded in a clash between the Hall and Wart factions. The Martine faction, led by Watt Miertin, faces arrest threats and calls for surrender as authorities prepare further action along Peaver Creek and at allied sites.
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Kaett Co
Mast
Watt Miertin
Ais Tno
Salas
Vexsander
Nimbers
Martin
Peaver Creek
Soeriff Hays
Verhead
Worthy
No immunity for John D Hythe in trek trial
In a complex legal case the defense seeks to avoid liability while the prosecution outlines charges. Witnesses describe the suspect’s attempts to influence the process and public statements from officials aim to clarify the situational context and potential outcomes. The record indicates ongoing deliberations and the need for careful judicial handling.
Murderer O Toole Flees Castle Jail Through Airshaft
Thomas OToole of Braddock escaped from New Castle jail after murdering his brother in law Leroy Barber last October. He reportedly used a wall note leading to an airshaft and an alley hole to reach liberty, aided by outside help. Bloodhounds tracked the pursuit as authorities, including Sheriff Ayres, pursued the fugitive who had been sleeping late in the cell.
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Kew Castle
Thomas ‘O'Toole
Braddock
Leroy Barber
Sturtley
Court House
Edwin Aste
Sherit Ayres
O’toole
Loverty
Red O Toole
Calia
Ray Tor
Ashleep
Ani
Tim Dee
Divorced Woman Murdered Amid Suspicion and Confession
A fragmented report details a murder involving a divorced woman and a suspect linked to a man named Cannon. The text references an alleged hire by Mata and violent acts including firing tires and striking the victim. Details are unclear due to OCR damage, but the core event shows violent death and a possible motive tied to a financial dispute.
Fay Templeton Weds Widower in Philadelphia Ceremony
Actress Fay Templeton marries widower William Patterson of Pittsburgh. Rev. Steinmetz officiated at Dr Gile's home in Ridfev Pirh, with onlookers and relatives present. After the ceremony, the couple departed for a bridal tour and planned social events across the city and surrounding venues.
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Philadelphia
Fay Templeton
Willam Patterson
Puinsury
F 6G
Steinmetz
Gile
Tiide
Rid Fev Pirh
Saburke Dunedtvets
Not Guilty in First County Fish Law Trial
In Squire Hammond's court a jury returned a not guilty verdict for Wm. Miller Rev. Starry Stewart and Rev. A.B. Dickie of Kimbolton after a May trot line dispute at Kennedy farm on Wills creek between Cambridge and Kimbolton. Deputies Gallup and McIlroy pursued charges under the fish law alleging unlawful trot line possession. The defense argued the law did not ban trot lines on Wills creek. The case highlights tension over penalties, prosecutions and deputy gains under the law. Joe F. Stockdale defended Warden Gallup. Fred L. Rosemond defended the defendants.
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Squire Hammond
Wm. Miller
Starry Stewart
A.B. Dickie
Kimbolton
Kennedy Fard
Wills Creek
Cambridge
Kim
Bolton
Kennedy
Gallup
Etnire Mc¢Ilyar
Joe. F. Stockdale
Gallzp Fang
Fred L. Rosemond
Many Soldiers Desert from Regulars Emigrate to Canada
A San Francisco report states that most of a Regular Army company has deserted and crossed into Canada. At formation 65 men joined. 58 have since deserted, leaving seven soldiers to bear the company name. The Twenty second Infantry decamped amid a wave of desertions. Canada offers a distant refuge with no extradition law to return deserters.
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Canada
San Francisco
Washington
Compan
Offeets
Life Similar to Wandering Jew Fails to Isolate Leper
Amid protests by Elkina Randolph boards, George Rossett, a Syrian leper, remains in Randolph County Maryland authorities transfer him back to Parkersburg. New York quarantine officers reject bans while noting leprosy is not a public menace. medical officials deem contagion unlikely and urge humane treatment.
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Elkins
W. Va
Elkina
Randolph Counts Boards of Health
George Rossett
Marion John Rashid
Maryland
Randolph County
Parkersburg
Marsland Railroad
Ricaid
Baltitets & OM
Levi
Pickens
Pardenours
Rossett
Tus City
Usay
Tina
Giuode Rossett
New York
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Doty
Board of Health
Darlington
Department of
Vandane
Philippines
Bessett
Wii Trantham
West Elehteents Street
Hestals
Contazien Oy
Slim Girl and Fat One Save Ship in Dream Rescue
In a surreal rescue, Slim Girl saves Fat One from a dangerous dream voyage aboard a vessel named W358 Corain. The tale follows their perilous ascent from inflated wings and waning stamina to a guiding surge toward safety, as the scene shifts through dreamlike nautical peril and brave persistence.
Byesville Church Honored With Good Stewardship Banner
The Byesville Baptist church under Rev W Ti Wilson won the Good Stewardship banner at Hiawatha Park for highest benevolence to mission work. About 100 members, many regular contributors, support evangelizing the world. Assembly features include Denison University ties and a Sacred concert by the Catsman family. Cambridge readers note the prominent Denison connection and a large alumni tent. The Obi BYP Assembly elected officers for the coming year including Rev W H Wilson as Southeastern district vice president and C L McCollum as secretary.
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Byesville
Assembly
Hiawatha
Ohio
United States
Cambridge
Catsman
First Baptist Church
John C. Carman
Sunday School Association of Colorado
J. N. Carman
Rochester
New York
Ellen C. Sondericker
Newton
Mass
A. S. Carman
Denison University
W. H. Wilson
Chas. L. McCollum
Jaepsh A. Bennett
Newark
Northwestern
J. L. Cook
Lorain
R. Pearse
Columbus
J. Hk. Steward
Cincinnati
G. RR. Richards
Toledo
C. A. Brooks
Dayton
F.C Redfern
Wellston
C. L. McCollum
H. G Baldwin
Cleveland
B. F. Patt
Sidney
T. 3. Kirkpatrick
Springfield
G. D. Laird
Will Issue 12000 Tickets For Bryan Madison Square Garden Event
New York August 2 executive committee of the Wil Many J Bryan reception committee decides to issue reserved seat tickets for Bryan's Madison Square Garden speech. Whole house may be ticketed, with about 1000 prominent Democrats invited. Treasurer Alexander Troup reports reception expenses at least $10000. Ohio Democrats named to attend Bryan reception include W S Thomas M E Ingalls J J Lentz M A Dugherty S A Hoskins C W Hughes A J Andrews W G Sharp and others.
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New York
Wil
Many J
Columbus
Garber
Democratic State Committee
Ohio
Lancaster
S. A. Hoskins
Wapakoneta
C.W. Hughes
Himesboro
A. J. Andrews
Zanesville
W. G Sharp
Elyra
D. D Donovan
Napoleon
Moore
Youngstown
Executions Postponed in Atlanta for Moore and Terrell
Ang 3 Alf Moore the Recto who was sentenced to death in Valdosta today for complicity in the murder of Carter Canal children and Terrell also cited for similar charges. A stay of execution is in effect as higher courts consider appeals while a U S Supreme Court hearing is set for Jesse and Raw to challenge state action.
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Atlanta
Alf Moore
Valdesta
Carter
Terrell
Speer
Wien
Jesse
Aries
Yeoose
Moore
Vorhies Bound Over After Elizabethtown Arrest Warrant
Joe Vorhies of Elizabethtown, with a warrant sworn by former friend J H Fuller, was arrested and brought to the city Tuesday evening. Deputy Sheriff Anderson failed to locate him, but Sheriff Watson later learned a brother would ensure appearance. Vorhies waived examination Wednesday and was bound over to Common Pleas court awaiting grand jury action.
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Joe Vorhies
Elizabethtown
J.H. Fuller
Anderson
Watson
Vorbies
Joseph
Common Pleas Court
Slav Worker Fatally Injured in Mine Accident at Ava
A Slavish mine leader at the Deterit Mines in Ava was nearly killed Tuesday at 2:50 PM during a fall of rock. Company police at Eresyilie confirmed the incident but had few details and no name. Coroner Yeo was notified after returning from New Concord and headed to Ava Wednesday morning.
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Ava
Olice
Eresyilie
Yeo
New Concord
Stomach Troubles and Constipation Remedy Mentioned
A Edwardsville man credits Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets with curing years of chronic constipation and stomach issues. The note urges readers to try the tablets, priced at a few cents, through Brenan & Wilson and D. M. Hawthorne.
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Chas. Baldwin
Edwardsville
Chamberlain
Brenan & Wilson
D. M. Hawthorne
Earnings and Births in Local Notices and Appointments
Reports include a birth in the Stone family of North Street on Friday August 3 a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Frank M Stone. July saw eighty arrests by police largely for drunkenness. Secretary of State appointed W E McNeeles of Cambridge and Cant Thomas Smith of Fairview to the Guernsey County elections board. J W Parsler of near Boston spends part of his summer in Cambridge with Mrs Margaret Murray as his wife and two sons join him after summer Chautauqua work in New England. Champlain salve advertised for salt rheum and eczema with local dealers Brenan Wilson and D M Hawthorne. Dr F A Felford of Barberton Ohio, formerly Pleasant City, plans summer in Hartford with Ti Rolins, health improved but party life reduced. Rev Cool Werk resigns as Presbyterian evangelist after a brief tenure. Mr Wark’s therapy visit noted. Granville's contention prompts resignation amid parish divisions.
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W. E. McNeeles
Cambridge
Thomas. Smith
Foirview
Guernsey County
Nes. J. Wparsler
Boston
Mass
Margaret Murray
Barberton
Ohio
Pleasant City
Hartford
Ti. Rolins
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