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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1909
Page
7
A severe electrical storm at the Free Methodists meeting grounds near Hamilton caused one death and several injuries. Mary Miller, 16, of New Brighton, Pa, died when a tree struck the tent she ran toward. Rev. W. Ladue of New Brighton was seriously injured by a branch as campers fled the area.
A hurricane swept through northeastern Butler County injuring over 20. At Seven Mile station the funeral procession of Mrs. Sarah Lloyd was caught in the wind. Five carriages with 20 people were blown across a road and into a fence. all sustained injuries but none fatal. Two carriages with six occupants were hurled over the fence and held prisoners during repairs. Farmer R. C. Withrow was struck by lightning and killed. Ohio Electric Co. halted service between Hamilton and Middletown as trees blocked the tracks.
A violent storm swept southern Ohio and northern Kentucky with tornado like force. Cincinnati reported winds of 40 miles per hour while areas 20 miles north logged 50 mph. Farm properties suffered significant damage across several Ohio counties.
Storm winds and rain sweep around to encircle Chicago with telegraph wires in bad shape. Wires are down or failing in Chicago and surrounding states including Iowa Missouri Indiana and northern Ohio, cutting communication in multiple directions.
Lightning struck near Camp William H. Taft during a storm killing Jerry Spaulding a teamster from Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana who had been part of the recent tournament troops still quartered in the area in Toledo Ohio July.
The July report from the state board of agriculture places Ohio wheat at 77 percent of the average yield, with acreage down over 500 000 from last year. Corn up 68 919 acres is 88 percent of average. barley 85. rye 85. oats 96. potatoes 89. timothy 88. pastures 98. horses 96. cattle 96. calves 93, compared with last year.
Washington mourns Professor Simon Newcomb renowned astronomer and mathematician aged 74 who died at his home. He will be buried with military honors in Arlington Cemetery on Wednesday with ceremonies reflecting his service and stature in science.
In Seattle the National Council of Women of the United States begins its sixth triennial session with a reception for officers delegates and visitors tonight. The three days of business sessions run from tomorrow morning through the evening of July 16.
Local reader Agron Suber of N Vance Street Carey Ohio testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured his backache and kidney issues. He says after using the remedy for years during similar attacks he always benefits and urges others to remember the name Doan's and buy from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, 50 cents.
New York and Brooklyn marked the Fourth with four dead and 192 injured, nine seriously, as hospitals battled a surge of minor burns from fireworks. Last year’s toll for Greater New York was seven dead and 253 injured, with counts rising as hospital records come in.
J. D. Ewing promotes Foley's Orino Laxative as beneficial for stomach and liver trouble. The ad says it sweetens the stomach and breath, gently stimulates the liver, and regulates the bowels, claiming superiority to pills and ordinary laxatives.
Adrian Ohio agent W M Presler advertises farms for sale and exchange in Secca Wyandot and neighboring counties with offerings of 20 40 60 100 160 and 200 acre properties and bargains in Trumbull and Portage counties Ohio. Contact by home phone 5167 for full particulars.
An old advertisement touts Dean’s Regulats as a gentle cure for constipation. It claims relief from headache dizziness nausea and languor and urges readers to ask their druggist for the 25 cent remedy.
The House passed a Senate joint resolution by 317 to 14 to submit the income tax constitutional amendment to the states. All negative votes were cast by Republicans, and the measure now goes to the president for signature.
A vintage health ad urges starting Foley's Kidney Remedy now to prevent worsening kidney or bladder issues. It warns delaying treatment can fasten disease and complicate cure, citing J. D. Ewing.
The Athletics manager Connie Mack credits Dave Fultz of Brown for inspiring his college pitcher search. He notes seven college players on the team including Bender Carlisle Plank Gettysburg Coombs Colby Ixrauss St Marys Barry Holy Cross and Eddie Collins of Columbia. Lightbody May Never Race Again A dislocated knee endangers James Lightbody once famed for Olympic runs in St Louis 1904 Athens 1906 London 1998.
A Sunday school lesson on Acts chapter 17 portrays Paul in Athens stirring the city with the gospel. He proclaims Jesus as Creator and Judge to both Jews and Gentiles, urging repentance and salvation for all. The author urges believers to share the message and live as citizens of heaven amid worldly wisdom.
The Chicago Cubs plan to bring in college pitcher Nourse from Brown University as a top eastern prospect. The six foot plus pitcher dominated eastern college baseball this spring, holding Harvard to two hits and earning high praise from Williams College figures. He may join Chicago after the college season ends.
Walter Miller, a top jockey long prominent in the United States, has gone abroad to ride free. His peak period included 1907 with James R. Keene, riding Colin to major wins. He tallied 334 victories and led in earnings during that span.
Dave Johnson, owner of the famed racehorse Roseben, plans to ship the veteran sprinter to a farm for rest. The horse won major stakes and brought in thousands in wagers, and Johnson notes Roseben remains valued despite turf wear.
Chicago may host a new athletic club after securing a charter for the National Sporting Club of America. Backed by about 100000 dollars, the club aims to stage wrestling bouts marathon races and possibly boxing once sanctioned.
Frank Gotch world champion wrestler cancels his bout with Hackenschmidt in Melbourne Australia for January. He will undergo nose surgery to remove a growth from an injury sustained years ago while playing ball.
The notice lists closing and arrival times for Hocking Valley Big Four Northern Ohio and Findlay routes including East West North and South segments. It also states Sunday mail closures and post office Sunday hours from 9 to 4 TH. to 1 30 a.m.
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