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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1910
Page
4
A lively heated discussion on fortifying the Panama canal divides opinion. Churches in Chicago urged the president against fortifying while supporters cite treaty rights and the need for defense. Congress considers the question as wariness over trust grows.
The piece notes momentum for direct state or federal vote for senators as the Lorimer Illinois case looms and an adverse committee report may move to the senate floor. It mentions seven tainted votes and a corrupt election, with Ohio senatorial disputes fueling the sentiment.
The Hamburg American line builds the Europa, slated to be the longest ship afloat with nine decks above water and a passenger capacity of about four thousand five hundred. If completed as planned, it will surpass all current records until a bigger liner is built.
Mrs. E. M. Beck and children Nial and Pauline return to North Judson Ind after visiting relatives. Mrs. D. C. Henry and daughter Eugenia depart for Portsmouth for holidays, joined by Mr. Henry on Saturday. Dr. and Mrs. A. F. Constien and son Pearl visited Upper Sandusky with Mrs. Constien staying through Tuesday. Ed Wohlgamuth moved to Widow Shuman farm northwest of town and will work there. Clint Sipe family and Jennie Larmonth and Harvey Brobst plan Christmas at J. D. Larmonth home. Thrall family will holiday with Hon. and Mrs. J. L. Cameron in Marysville.
The Big Four freight No. 96 derailed near Wharton after an arch bar failed at 6:00 am Tuesday. A switch frog was torn out and cars derailed, but following cars stayed on rails. Morning passsengers were transferred with northbound trains returning to Springfield and southbound to Sandusky.
On a Tuesday evening fifty or sixty workers from F. W. Howard's bridge and building department marched to his East Main Street home and presented him with a handsome 55 day enport. A. N. Leipold gave a presentation speech and Little Miss Elsie Howard performed on piano.
Real estate notes advertise multiple farms and houses for fast sale. 160 acre farms with new houses and barns near markets priced at 90 and 75 per acre. 82 acre farm with large house and barn near Carey, 41/2 miles. 80 acre black sandy land with extensive outbuildings near school and church. 55 acre farm 14 miles from market at 75 per acre, must sell fast. 80 acres with frame house near Carey for 4200. 20 acre onion land with new house. Two rental houses also offered.
Truman Brashares of Seneca county Ohio died at home near McCutchenville after a paralysis stroke. He was 71, born Sept. 24, 1839, married Elizabeth Mullholand in 1867, and survived by wife, two children, brothers, sisters, and 81 grandchildren. Funeral services were held at his home with ministers Rev. D E. Moffett and Rev. W J. Green steering, burial in Spring Grove cemetery.
Miss Margaret Collett thanks friends for ninety three post cards on her sixteenth birthday anniversary. Mrs J W Mench thanks neighbors for cards on her December 17 birthday. Mrs Sarah Alspach thanks friends for thirty three cards on her birthday anniversary. A sixty first birthday is marked by sixty six cards to Mrs F M Kinney.
Grove Walborn is building a new six room residence on Muncie Street opposite the home of J T Myers.
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