Tri State News In Brief Glimpses From August Dispatches
A bucket of brief items from several cities reports tragedies and oddities. Benjamin Neininger in Bellaire Ohio ends his life at home. In Philadelphia the Ancient Order of Hibernians parade draws an estimated 15000 participants. Ohio river claims two drownings in Ironton and Bellefontaine reports. Enos Latimer dies of sunstroke in a barn. his daughter begs her mother to help. A Pittsburg clerk pledges next summer to swing the English channel from Dover to Calais. A Chester preacher warns of a great calamity and famine after a trolley strike. In Sharon sisters meet again after thirty six years. Foreman Farrell’s theft of $1000 prompts no arrest yet. Thropp’s Bedford furnace to open soon employing 1200. East Liverpool enforces marriage age restrictions. Gas explosion in Pittsburg harms Laura Wally and a man dies in Parker factory.
Ohio State Exposition grounds boast grand Horse Building
Ohio's Exposition grounds cover 115 acres near the state Capitol with 17 exhibition buildings. The Horse Building measures 332 by 332 feet and houses stalls for 650 animals as part of a live stock show opening Aug 31 to Sep 4, drawing visitors to Columbus.
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HIO
Union
Ohio
Middle West
Columbus
Irish Proverb About Tongue and Sting
A concise Irish proverb notes that a smooth tongue often hides a sting behind it. It cautions about speech that pleases on surface while concealing sharp, hurtful intention.
Braves Flame for Child Saver Leaps From Window
Washington August 21 Albert Sims risked his life to save his child from a fire at their West Alexander area home. He entered flames twice and jumped from a second story window with the child in his arms. His wife fainted thinking him dead as the baby slept upstairs.
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Wilkesbayre
Stanley Nezzko
Pittston
Washington
Albert Sims
West Alexander
Mrs. Chas B Smith Endorses New Life Pills for Family Use
Mrs Chas B Smith of West Franklin Maine says the medicine is good and effective and has adopted Dr Kings New Life Pills as the family laxative. The painless purifiers are sold at Neilley Co and C A Heiner of Byesville drug stores.
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Chas.b. Smith
West Franklin
Maine
Dr. King
Neilley & Co
C. A. Heiner
Byesville
The Humorous Man Misread as Cheerful
A humorous man is often mistaken for a cheerful one. The observation notes how surface mood can mislead about true intentions and inner temperament.
Mrs Davison Endorses Electric Bitters For Digestive Relief
Mrs M M Davison of 379 Gifford Ave San Jose Cal praises Electric Bitters as a strong general remedy for headache biliousness and liver and bowel sluggishness. She says a bottle offers more digestive benefit than any other remedy. Sold with guarantee at Neilley Co and C A Heiner Byesville for 50e.
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M. M. Davison
Gifford Ave
San Jose
Cal
Neilley & Co
C. A. Heiner
Byesville
Charles Hamilton Visits Isaac Hyde Family on North Tenth Street
Charles Hamilton of near Fairview is the guest of Isaac Hyde and family on North Tenth Street.
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Charles Hamilton
Fairview
Isaac Hyde
North Tenth Street
Edward C. Reilley Leaves for Buckeye Lake Trip
Edward C. Reilley of South Ninth Street left this morning for a few days at Buckeye Lake.
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Edward C. Reilley
South Ninth Street
Buckeye Lake
Miss Maud Cox Returns Home From East Liverpool
Miss Maud Cox who has been in East Liverpool for the past few months has returned home to resume her usual activities.
Mrs Anna Young Honored Guest at Wall Avenue Home
Mrs Anna Young of Barnesville visited yesterday as a guest of W. R. McPeek and his family on Wall avenue, sharing time and hospitality.
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Anna Young
Barnesville
W. R. McPeek
Wall Avenue
Price Williams Visits Grandparents in Cleveland
Price Williams of Cleveland stays with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Jed Williams on East Gaston Avenue, visiting family.
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Price Williams
Cleveland
Jed Williams
East
Gaston Avenue
Mrs J W McCrimmon Returns From Toronto Trip
Mrs. J. W. McCrimmon has returned home from Toronto Canada where she spent the summer. She arrived back to her residence amid local interest.
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J. W. McCrimmon
Toronto
Canada
Mrs Harry Maher and Son Visit Staples Family
Mrs. Harry Maher and son Herbert of Staples Minnesota are visiting J L Bruner and family for a few days.
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Harry Maher
Herbert of
Staples, Minn
J. L. Bruner
Misses Kane Visit McCarthy Home North Sixth Street
Misses Helen and Florence Kane of New Philadelphia are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dan McCarthy of North Sixth Street. The trip highlights social calls and hometown ties.
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Helen and
Florence Kane
New Philadelphia
Dan McCarthy
North Sixth Street
Widow's original pension granted for Mrs Mary McBride
Mrs Mary McBride of South Tenth street has been granted a widow's original pension of 12 dollars per month. A Weedon, agent.
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Mary McBride
South Tenth Street
A. Weedon
Secretary Sherrard Returns From Canal Dover Races
Secretary Wm. Sherrard of the Cambridge-Byesville Driving Park Association arrived home after attending the races at Canal Dover.
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Wm. Sherrard
Cambridge-Byesville
Cosgrave Visits City to Attend Local Business Interests
W. B. Cosgrave of Zanesville toured the city today focusing on his business interests and meetings with local firms.
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W. B. Cosgrave
Zanesville
Miss Mabel McFarland Visits Columbus Friends
Miss Mabel McFarland of Carlisle Avenue traveled to Columbus this morning to visit friends.
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Mabel McFarland
Carlisle Avenue
Columbus
Senecaville resident Spaid visits city en route to Columbus
C. J. Spaid of Senecaville was in the city this morning while traveling to Columbus, the brief local update notes.
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C. J. Spaid
Senecaville
City
Columbus
Louie Buckingham Guest Of Friends In Senecaville
Senecaville barber Louie Buckingham, a well known local figure, was hosted by friends in town today. The visit highlighted his notable ties to the community and social circles.
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Louie Buckingham
Barber
Senecaville
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