Plague in Bombay and global spread alarms
The article warns of an alarming plague in India with Bombay suffering severe ravages. It notes transmission by animals and goods, high fatality, and the risk of spread to Formosa Europe and beyond. Quarantine and vigilance are urged amid famine, travel, and crowded cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Bombay
Formosa
China
Japan
Europe
England
London
Italy
Naples
Turkey
Mecca
America
Bicycle feats and city notes in early 1900s paper
A roundup of bicycle stunts and regulations plus local council business. Reports include an 82 year old rider near Cato’s Greek feat, Kobe’s bicycle rules, a dangerous Atlanta stunt into a lake, Paris bicycle duel, and a council meeting with firemen pay and street work bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verdi
Cato
England
Kobe
Japan
Atlanta
Ga le
Boulevard Ney
Paris
Westminster Gazette
Infant Smothered While Sleeping With Parents
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Inschu of Railroad Street died last night from apparent smothering by heavy bed clothing and the heat of the mother's body. Mrs. Inschu, shaken by guilt, is cared for by neighbors as funeral arrangements are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Inschu
Railroad Street
Inschu
Political and local notices mix in Upper Sandusky report
The Republican county committee met in Upper Sandusky to act on office applications including postmasters at several towns and pension examiners. Obituaries note George B. Roberts death in Philadelphia and Hannah Ream in Springfield. The Supreme Court sustains telegraph tax. Cabinet selections are listed. Local warnings against scam solicitors and advice on advertising toward better community papers are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Executive Committee
Upper Sandusky
Herbert Newhard
Ee.e Kear
Wharton
W. B. Woolsey
Nevada
H. W. Hawkins
Sycamore
W. H. Frater
Drs. Crum
Carey
Souder
Sampson
Warner Clark
Fostoria
Fostoria Times
Protracted Meeting Draws Crowd in Crawford
Rev Hall Crawford conducts a long religious meeting as residents attend in the town. Some attendees caused disruption by dancing near the church during services. Miss Blanche Davis returns from Columbus for a week. Ed Haford and Len Gorsuch improve telegraphy skills. Mr Keller also learns. Extreme cold freezes oil line routes forcing a shutdown and line repairs.
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Hall
Crawford
Blanche Davis
Columbus
Ed Haford
Len Gorsuch
Keller
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W. A. Crum, M. D
I. N. Zeis, M.D
Pifer’s
Sullivan Property
Dow Street
Emma A. van Buren, M.D
Ofice
Struwg's Harness
South Street
Vance
W.N. Mundy
M. D. Forest
Ohio
J. EB. Nichols
Carey, Ohio
V. A. Smith
Practical
Iardware
Kinsey Montague
Uver Snovak
G. W. Montague
Opposite Guilt House
Bes
G. W Montagues
Galt Housee
Herman Bund
le Carry
Findlay Street
New Galt
Hoor
Connection
W.M. Presler
Adrian
T. W. Wickiure
Lamb and
H. G. Chambers
Southern Ohio Loan and Trust Company
Rea Estates Security
Chesebrough’s
el Q Fia Gibbs
Chesebrough's Grocery
Savidge
J.D. Ewing & Co
J. Z. Sutphen
W. H. Snyder
Hocking and Jackson Lump and Nut
Jackson
Coal Oil & Gasollume
C. H. V. & T.R. R. General Office
Main St
East
Big Four Railroad
H. D. Lehman
WW. H. Lehman
Meat Market
Siddall Block
Spencer & Teegardin
B. Chesebrouge
Leabion
Jesus
Nlancock County
Canton
M. B Smith
Michael Daum
Mansfield
Daum
William Daum
W. J. Baker
W. H. Copley
Della Blue
William Brayton
Lonsway
Fred Mullholand
Earl Mullholand
Peter Liter
Bicycle Notes
Bowlby
Houk
Stief
Ewing
Beitler
Dame
Buckland
Clare Hosc
Ed Gibbs
Snyder
John Lockrider
W. H. Will
George B. Roberts
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Hannah Ream
Springfield
Supreme Court of the United States
John Sherman
Russell A. Alger
Michigan
Lyman Gage
Ilinois
Treasury
James Wilson
Iowa
Agriculture
North Baltimore
Charles Russell
Tiffin News
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