Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills Offer Natural Restful Sleep
An ad extols Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills as a tonic that revives tired brain nerve centers, easing overwork and producing natural sleep. Testimonies from E MRS. E. H. MASTERS and MISS FLORA FERRYMAN claim improved strength, steadiness, and restful sleep. Beware imitations. pills sold 50 cents a box in Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Masters
West Walnut St
Titusville
A. W. Chase
Flora Ferryman
South 12Th St
Cambridge, O
Shaff’s
Dr. A. W. Chase
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Washington St
Buffalo, N. Y
Beath of a Goddess Bride and Marietta Building Plans
A pretty home wedding unfolds at the residence of Mr and Mrs F C Krepps on North 6th Street with Frances D Clark marrying William K Krepps of Columbus. The ceremony features Archdeacon J R Matthews, a solemn service, a bridal entrance to the wedding march, and a reception. Also noted are out-of-town guests, gifts of cut glass and silverware, and the bride described as charming and popular. Separately, bricklayers work on a therapy building with foundation material arriving from Marietta and the main body to be pressed brick. The Ohio fishing season is restricted from May 1 to June in all state waters and the Lake Erie season from May 20 to June 10. possession of a hass fewer than gine is prohibited. Catfish and other fish may be caught at any time, per local notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C. Clark
North 6Th Street
Frances D. Clark
William K. Iepps
Columbus
Mayme Scott
J. R. Matthews
Essie Spott
Winnifred Potter
Pearl Stevenson
America
Jeffersonian
Nesta
Ile Folia
W. 3. Horner
Pittsburg
Krepps
Charles H. Krepps
Columbua
Taggartnd
Harry G. Savagael
Igs
Geray Darnold
Clarksburg
W. Va
Marietta
Ohio
Lake Erie
Hellefontaine Republican
France Medical Enatitute Co
West Gay SL
Chis
State House
Galti Ug
United States
Canada
Mexico
Oahelag
Gur McCass
First National Bank
P. O
Bright
Dr Case's Cure All Chronic Ailments Adverts in Cassbridge
A promotional notice by Dr. Case claims to treat chronic diseases of the ear nose throat lungs and many other ailments. It lists numerous patient names from Cassbridge and nearby areas and advertises free examinations and consultations at 1 to 8 pm with hours on Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenner
Fenanar
Dr. Fenner
Akron
J. W. Bliatt
Case
John H. Read
Hood Pasarin
Wiliam Hicbon
Tleea
Hiscyan Tuybridee
Susie J
Oho
Frederick
Ole John Tucker
Eeer
Hyaandiloy
David Blahay
Ohle
Matt
Colley Block
Wheeling Ave
7Th St
Cassbridge
Certificate of Deposit Offered by The Commercial Bank Company
The Commercial Bank Company of Cambridge Ohio offers a certificate of deposit for idle funds with 3 percent interest if held over three months but under a year and 4 percent for twelve months or more. Checking accounts are accepted on liberal terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Bank Company of
Cambridge
Ohio
Rockslide Disaster Devastates Turtle Mountain Region
Frank, N. W., May 1. A rockslide on Turtle Mountain from the Canadian American Coal and Coke company mine devastated about ten square miles, burying cabins under 150 feet of rock. Only 19 bodies recovered so far. direct damage exceeds 1,506,000 dollars, with mine loss under 200,000. Canadian Pacific Railway lines blocked, buildings destroyed, and several company houses ruined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Turtle Town
Coal and Coke Company
Biuresque
Crow's Nest Pass
Canadian Pacific Railway
Wew
Turtle Mountain
Debria
Irench-Canadian Coal Company
Fragmented Gossip and Curious Tales From a Distant Page
A jumbled mosaic of phrases and anecdotes spanning poverty pleas, literary quips, glove making secrets, and classroom anecdotes. The fragmentary text threads through scenes of beggars and bouquets, Carlyle and Gladstone, glove crafts, and university recollections, ending with a note on a secondhand purchase at an auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaggera
Jiggers
Win Literary
Ganeen
Ittarature
Catholle
Parades and Dedication Mark 100th Louisiana Purchase Exposition
Thousands line streets in St Louis as President Roosevelt and former President Cleveland preside over ceremonies closing the expo grounds. Cold wind and dust blight parade, 145000 attendances, 11,000 regulars march, Governor Nash and a long Ohio contingent. Roosevelt delivers a speech on expansion, pioneer virtues, and the Louisiana Purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Will
Roosevelt
Caroline Gibbons
MD. Kendrix
Henry C. Potter
Cleveland
Thomas H. Carter
David R. Francis
Lowniana
France
United
Serosa
Blanbery
Ohio
George K. Nash
Buckeye
Hightaff
Stanbery
Trouna
Weybrecht
Flrst
Ohio Infantry
William B. Bundy
Calumitus Rifles
W. H. Eisher
Corbin
United States Army
Regular Army
Fine
Cleveland Speech Praises Virtues and Lewisian Purchase
The article recounts a Cleveland speech extolling strong virtuous conduct and restraint, praising the Lewisian Purchase and the nation’s fortitude. It notes President Grover Cleveland’s remarks, the dedication events, and various National Guard activities accompanying the exposition, with mention of related receptions and commemorations across multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Eddrea
Grovar Clevelant Davelt
Amtenman
Tseir Patrigtlany
Fatal Boiler Explosion Wrecks Newark Shop
Reinhard Scheidler was killed and seven others injured in a boiler explosion at the Beheidler machine shops in Newark. The engine ruptured and a boiler collapsed. casualties include Bert Vial, James Cain, James Markhaw, August Hean, William Jennings, Emmat Siegel, and others. City officials in Ohio discuss formation of the City Boilerestors Association of Ohio to unify city solicitors and advocate municipal code reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Beheidler
Reinhard Scheider
Waa
Mr. Scheidier
Vice Pi Dent
Newark Savings Sank
Newark and Grainville Electric Raiway
Bert Vial
Jeg
James Cain
James Markhaw
August Hean
Jett
Wiliam Jennings
Emmat Siegel
Mr. Edgar
For
Barnesville
Eutchant
Dgar
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W. Atlee
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Christ
Earth
Glund
France Medical Institute Co
Coniuslor
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Olonial Theatre Building
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Toledo
Patchen
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Exposition City
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Uhdo Brigade
Pariadd
Roondvelt
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Garter
Rosa
Francis
Roosevalt
Ponseason
Spain
Louisiana
St. Louia
May lOhijo
Varions States
Myat
Exposition
Columbus Rios
New York
National Guard
Stata'a Enidon
Charleston
United State
Merein
United States Court
Indianapolis
Anderson
George Headley
Lafayette
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Edward Wilder
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Stalin
Staine
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Alexander McMahan
Atached
Philadelphia
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Eoach
St. Louth
Dayton
Anford B. Stansbery, Jr
Nash
St. Loud
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National Cash Register
Burke
American Labor Union
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Wapakoneta
Thomas My Berry
Ven Wert
Minde
Rockefeller
Dury
Sheets
Halda
Cincinmati Superior Court
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Nawark and Weaterp
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Castro
Washington
Afale Department
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Maracaba
Marscalba
Gasewiseh
Valencia
Vicentini
Consu
Ciudad Bolivar
Orii Naco Breamahin
Venezuela
Denver
National Live Block Association
Chicago Packing Companies
Allied Intercate
John W. Springer
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Weat
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Indiana Railway
Rae Lishtora
Provisional Regiment
City Bollestors' Association of
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