Doctor J A Leech Dies After Poison Sleep in Columbus
Dr. James A Leech longtime Columbus physician died at his sister in law James Hammond s Foster avenue home from an overdose of morphine believed to induce sleep. He was 46, survived by brothers John Y Leech and William A Leech among others. Funeral held at Hammond residence with multiple local clergy and doctors in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Leeen
Guakwood Avenue
Columbus
James Hammond
Foster Avenue
Hammond
Leech
Moore
W. N. Bradford
Bradford
Will A. Leech
Newcomerstown
Mvoore
James A. Leech
Ir Leech
H. M. Evans
Newcomertown
Hhim
Jor. Leech
Joy Brothers
Wim. A. Leech
John Y P. Leech
Canal Dover
H. C. Leninger
Cambridge Re No 10
J. A. Leech
Jas. Ham
J. W. Ashwood
Jar. McWarland
J.D. Falwer
Firstzu
Dr. Leech
J. J. Sells
C. A. Moore
J. W. Ringer
W. T. Young
JA. Oldham
John M. Amos
Roosevelt Will Not Run Cited By European Cleric
Rev Dr B F Dimmick, after a three month European tour, says Roosevelt is seen abroad as the greatest living American and Bryan as the likely next president if Roosevelt does not run. Dimmick notes Bryan impressed everywhere, especially with a masterful Hague speech, and many think Bryan would win if Roosevelt abstains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Roosevelt
Old Country
B. FB. Dimmick
Wesley Chapel
Italy
Switzerland
Austria
Bohemia
Germany
Holland
France
England
Bryan
the Hague
Howell Elswick Wedding Links Los Angeles and Lore City
Howell of Los Angeles California marries Miss A M Elswick of Lore City at the bride’s home in Lore City in a ceremony led by Rev W O Hawkins. Guests attend a refined wedding supper and the couple plan to reside in Los Angeles. Rev J A Wharton visits Cambridge from Niagara Falls. Carrie I Woodrow departs Cambridge for Joliet Illinois to teach English. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets praised for digestion relief. Cambridge News mentions local visits and Knights of the Cambridge Commandery planning Toledo trip. ALM McCleary of Indianapolis arrives in Cambridge then moves to Washington for a day. Mr McCleary, active in wholesale tea and coffee, recalls family ties and annual Washington visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Howell
Los Angeles
Gali
A. M. Elswick
Lore City
W. M. Elswick
W. O. Hawkins
Carrie I. Woodrow
Cambridge
Joliet
Chamberlain
Brenan & Wilson
D. M. Hawthorne
Frank Shinn
Frances
Herbert
Shinn
Sutton
Cleveland
Senecaville
New Philadelphia
ALM
McCleary
Esa
Washington
Waslington
Alex. McCracken
Men Fatally Struck After Sleeping on Railroad Tracks
Warner Wells and Clyde Spaid, both Hartford area miners, were struck by a Love City to Cumberland train at 7 PM. Wells died Friday morning from head injuries. Spaid, age 30, was badly hurt and fate unknown. They had been to Pleasant City, then walked home and slept on the rail. The engineer could not stop in time.
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Hartford
Warner Wells
Clyde Spaid
Eastern Ohio
Love City
Cumberland
Wells
Spaid
Misrtford
Pleasant City
Court House News Reclassifies Marriages and Cases
Marriage licenses issued for John Howell and Maria Hendry. A D Howell and Arbutus Elswick. Stanley Hale and Susan Rossiter. Probate items include City of Cambridge versus Vare M Taylor et al with land plot and jury notice for preliminary questions on Sept 6. New common pleas cases: Merlon Swipngle v National Coal Co for 910,000 damages. John Szabo v National Coal Co for 10,000 damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Howell
Maria Hendry
Byesville
A. D. Howell
Los Angeles
Calif
Arbutus Elswick
Love City
Stanley Hale
Susan Rossiter
Sepecaville
City of
Cambridge
Vare M. Taylor
Enos
Scott, LePage and Collins
Common Pleas
Merlon Swipngle
the National Coal Co
O. V- Wells
New Cage
John Szabo
the National Coat Co
Robt
T. Scott
McCulloch Endorsed for Labor and Self Protection on Bench
A political notice praises McCulloch for supporting labor rights and organizing, urging readers to vote for A. B. McCulloch in November to secure a judge who defends workers and fair play. The piece notes his local ties near Cambridge and U.S. practice, asserting strong predictability in his stance. It also includes snippets about social visits and teachers returning from vacations, reflecting community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. BR. McCulloch
Cambridge
United States
Belted Gleanings and Local Notes From Bellaire
GLEANINGS report Bellaire river levels falling to five feet and notes on local business. W J Berry awarded paving contract for two streets at Woodsheld at 1.84 per square yard. W G McComas promotes a Cadiz to Wheeling electric line. Eastern district seeks a common pleas judge. A R McCulloch favored by Labor Journal readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellaire
Ohio
W. J. Berry
Woodsheld
W. G. McComas
Bridgeport
Cadiz
Wheeling Bullaire Tribune
Common Pleas
A. R. McCulloch
Labor Journal
Bank funds stolen by ex banker and school venture tied to Hipple
Philadelphia report notes Frank K. Hipple president of the defunct Real Estate Trust confessed embezzling funds. Receiver George H. Earle Jr said Hipple hypothecated 65000 in securities to secure 50000 and embezzled 3500000 loaned to promoter Adolf Segal. Hipple, who killed himself, also helped form Miss Wright's Select School for Ladies at Bryn Mawr.
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Philadelphia
Frank K. Hipple
George H. Earle
Trust Company
Earle
Hippie
Adolf Segal
Hipple
Miss Wright
Bryn Mawr
F. Wharton Hipple
Bean
Bren Mawr
Tad
Ae Galvavic
Kitty J. Wins Purse at Ceairs sale races
Wild was received Friday morning, opened by James Warnef in this city. Perry Wiles of Zanesville, senior member of Wiles Grocery Co., died at his home Tuesday. Funeral held Friday.
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Perry Wiles
The
Wiles Grocery Co
Zanesville
Fire wrecks county barns and homes amid storm
A severe storm damaged a cedar county farm near Lebanon, destroying a large barn with 20 tons of hay 200 bushels of oats and other grain. The dwelling of Mrs. Hixenbaugh Center township burned with no casualties. A Norwich home was struck by lightning and burned, with Mr McLaughlin narrowly escaping death. Insurance varied and damage ran into thousands of dollars.
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Lebanon
Center Township
Wm. Johnson
Cambridge
Reiley Moore
Caroline Hixenbaugh
Charles Dunlap
Mr. Dunlap
W.H. McLaughlin
Norwich
McLaughlin
Oyster Bay Naval Review Promises Spectacle of Power at Roosevelts Event
Reported detail of the Oyster Bay Naval Review led by President Roosevelt on September 3 promises a display unmatched in modern times. The piece notes anticipated ships, historical significance, and the test of naval strength amid looming global tensions and detente debates.
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Jv4ns
Maine
Roosevelt
Portsmouth
Hoosevelt
Lus
Atlantic Fleet
Oyster Bay
Robley D. Evans
Fighting Bob
Havana
Admiral Evans
Philadelphia
Virginia
Rhode Island
New Jersey
Louisiana
Long Island Sound
New York
Aia Paw
Maoresie
Powers
Peewee
Lola Pots
Arg
Ty Myers Fame
Thankful Thief Smuggles Ham From Slaughter House
A hidden thief stealthily unlocked a slaughter house door and stole the largest fresh ham, stuffing it in a sack with plans to smoke it later. The incident is recounted with a noir tone and scattered garbled text reflecting the source.
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Slaughter House
Chicaago Tribune
Smyrna Fair Dates and Local Deaths Amid Fall Events
Local notices report several deaths including Jay Bodkins 70 near Quaker City and Amos Law prominent Kennensburg farmer, both in August. Smyrna fair dates set for September 18 to 20 while Quaker City hosts an old fiddlers contest. Oscar Schrader and Lillie Shry wed near Smyrna on August 26. One work injury noted at Nefi's with Italian laborers fighting. one man seriously wounded.
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Jay Bodkins
Quaker City
Jacob Brill
Salesville
Roxy Denny
Silay
Cambridge
Germany
L. Douglass
Mt. Lake Park
Amos Law
Offoear Kennensburg
Meeting of
Friends
Sin Progress
Mt. Pleasant
Smyrna
Oscar Schrader
Lillie Shry
Bride’s
Hugh Wells
Laughlin Tin Mills
Bright
Nefi’s
St. Clairsville
Sugar Tree Notes of Local Visits and Events
Sugar Tree notes a string of social visits and community happenings from late August, naming residents visiting relatives in nearby towns, church and school work travel, and guests from Miller City Kirkersville Cambridge and Columbus. It mentions a child’s death, a hunting-ground remark about Dr Reelhorn, and a surprise visit to the Linn family. The column also lists farm yields at the Guernsey Infirmary and promotes Chamberlain's Salve with local sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Lanning
Chasee City
G. W. Reelhorn
Clara
Rutledge
Kirkersvill
Reelhorn
Guernsey
Hallie Bell
Odell
Columbus
Robert Bell
State Hospital
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Eee
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Morse
Howell
Elswick
J. A. Wharton
Shiagara Falls
Gambrige
Wm. Wharton
Clark Street
K. Tate
Toledo
Court House News
Howard E. English
Antrim
Sadie E. Kennedy
Kimbolton
LABOR
the Labor Journal
George DP. Dagan
Martha Campbel
Seneca Villy
Sadie Shively
Eo Ty Shively
North
Wash BR. Smith
Waldo
Canvirige Wah
Cameundee
Real Estate Trust
Kitty J
Mel. Anderson and
J. E. Booth
Anderson & Booth
Eyesville
Cincinnati
Dayton
Hamilton
Springfield
Power
Oyster Bay Naval Review
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Lines
Toronto
Ont
Pelee
Aone
San Francisco
Chattanooga, Tenn
Ine
Aie
Toon
pAtte Tomy
Colorado Springs
Northwest Homeseekers
Toanteepsis Dass
Sre
Netlie Lawrence
Summit County
O. Mel. Secrest
G. B. Steele
John Leeper
Broomfield
James Leeper
Oscar Gibbs
Jefferson Township
Charles McCormick
Kirkersville
Callie
Nellie Reelhorn
Agdra Luker
Manda Lanning
Mrs
A. F. Linn
Finley Linn
Linn
Sarah Jones
Miller City
John Yarnell
David Yarnell
Illinois
David
J. F. Gillespie
Anna Lawence
J. A. Cosby
Tareptum
J. L. Cosby
North Salem
Mr. Cosby
Salem
S. E. Martin
Nevin
J. P. Gibson
Guernsey County Infirmary
Brenan& Wison
TM. Hawthorne
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