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Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1914

Page

4

World’s Largest Locomotive Built For Erie Railroad

A new Erie railroad locomotive claims the title of the largest in the world weighing 650000 pounds with capacity for 160000 pounds and driving wheels under the tender. Secretary Wilson will prosecute employment swindlers who charge for job information. Ex President Roosevelt faces reduced public speaking due to jungle fever after his South American expedition.

Erie Railroad Susquehana Pennsylvania Wilson Roosevelt London

Campaigns and potential events amid political tension

The piece notes a political edge with progressive candidates for congress and other offices while hinting at a sick leader who may still speak publicly. It also references a controversial claim about Mexicans stealing dynamite to blow the Panama canal dam, urging confirmation from multiple papers and noting Governor Goethals' vigilance.

Congress Cincinnati Enquirer Gatun Panama Canal Goethals

Electricity boosts vegetable growth claims at NEA session

At the National Electric Light Association meeting in Philadelphia T C Martin reported vegetables like radishes and lettuce grew about 75 percent more with electrical treatment according to Scientific American. The piece questions future aerial navigation confidence amid reports of near collisions and cautions on safety.

National Electric Light Association Philadelphia T. C. Martin Scientific American

Dirigible rammed by aeroplane sparks Vienna disaster lessons

In Vienna a dirigible was struck by an aeroplane at altitude, killing all nine aboard the airship and the two on the plane. The crash underscores dangers in air travel while noting higher fatality rates in car and other transport incidents. Citizens fear flying yet seek safer travel options.

Vienna Austria

Gold Shipments and Bond Retirements Stir Markets

The report notes three large gold shipments from the country to Pusape, with two main reasons offered for the trade and a gradual outflow in trade balance. It also states that 38 bonds, including those from the railroads New Haven and Frisco, are being retired. Treasurer Burk reassures that a one billion dollar gold reserve remains intact and that the new currency law lessens the reserve’s size as a critical factor.

Ib ‘Ohevis Rail Spade New Haven Frisco Burk

Foraker Leads in Signers for Senator Nomination

The Columbus correspondent reports Foraker has more petition signers than rivals Ralph D. Cole and Warren G. Harding for the Republican U S senator nomination, while John J. Whitacre may struggle to gain signers against Governor Cox for the Democratic nomination. Cox reportedly needs about eighty thousand signatures.

Columbus Cleveland Plain Dealer Foraker United States Ralph D. Cole Warren G. Harding John J. Whittacre Governor Cox Cox

A Long Trip by Wagon to Ohio in 35 Years Past

J A Hulse and wife of Lima formerly Hutchinson Kan visited cousin G W Croker then planned to travel to Cleveland and Holmes county. The journey recalls a 35 year old trek from Parsons Kan to Ashtabula Ohio in a horse drawn wagon with trades at Wauseon and a lame horse delaying arrival.

J. A. Hulse Lima Hutchinson Kan G. W. Croker Mrs. Hulse Cleveland Holmes County Mr. Hulse Mr. Croker Ohio Iowa Hulse Wauseon Kansas Ashtabula

June 20 1914 Frost Sets New Ohio Record

The past week featured extreme weather with record heat and cold. A sudden temperature rise occurred Sunday followed by a heavy frost Friday night in the lowlands. Some prairie corn was frozen. 1859 frost on June 4 is recalled, but June 20 1914 stands as the new benchmark.

Ohio

Dress theft by visiting fortune tellers in Carey

Last Friday gypsy fortune tellers visited Carey and begged at homes. Mrs. R. Markley on North street lent them help and later found a brown velvet dress and a princess slip missing from a downstairs bedroom during her brief absence.

Carey

Interesting Exhibit by Toledo Artist J W Clark at New Pharmacy

Toledo artist J W Clark shows water colors and pastels at the New Pharmacy. Kent Hagerman, a Cleveland Art School student, organized posters for the exhibition and will close next Saturday. The event highlights Clark as a close friend of Rev Hagerman and family.

J. W. Clark Toledo New Pharmacy Mr.Clark Rev. Hagerman Kent Hagerman Hagerman Cleveland Art School

Closed on the Fourth by H.B. Kurtz Sons and F. J. Vicar

The notice states dry goods stores will be closed all day Saturday July 4. It lists H B Kurtz Sons and F J Vicar as owners. A local screening at the Royal features The Adventures of Kathleen tonight.

F. J. Vicar the Royal Kathleen

Wyandot County Democratic Primaries 1914 Judge Candidates

Announcements name Charles F Close of Upper Sandusky as a candidate for Judge of the Common Pleas Court subject to Wyandot County Democratic primary decision held Tuesday August 1914. Also candidate D C Pariker of Upper Sandusky for Judge of the Common Pleas Court subject to Wyandot County Democratic primaries held Tuesday August 1914.

Charles F, Close Upper ,Sandusky Common,Pleas Court Wyandot County Lee D. C. Pariker Upper Sandusky Common Pleas Court Edward Riester J. K. Wolf Crane Township George W. Beis Crawford Township Frank B. Williams Pitt Township Adolph Rickenbach Jackson Township Edward Swerlein Tymochtee Township Esimanes Frank X. Brown Upper Sandusky Robert E. Carter Franklin J. Stalter

Representative Samuel J Berok in Democratic Primary race

Fragmentary text shows Samuel J Berok as a candidate for Representative in the Democratic Primary of Wyandot County. The note mentions the primary election date as an August Tuesday in 1914 and references candidates and division actions.

Wyandot County Democratic Commissioner Candidates Named

A list of candidate announcements for Wyandot County commissioners in the 1914 Democratic primary set for August 11. Names include Edward Riester J K Wolf George W Beis Frank B Williams Adolph Rickenbach Edward Swerlein and Frank X Brown among others from Crane Crawford Pitt Tymochtee and Union areas.

Candidate Nominatio ns for Recorder in Wyandot County

Announcement names Jacob P. Karg of Upper Sandusky and J E Burnside of Nevada as Recorder candidates subject to Wyandot County Democratic Primaries. Dates shown include Tuesday August 11 1914 and August 11. 4.

Candidates for Prosecuting Attorney Seek Local Votes

Prosecuting Attorney Robert E. Carter of Upper Sandusky and Franklin J. Stalter of Upper Sandusky announce candidacies subject to the decision of voters. Balloting is set for Tuesday, August 11, 1914 for Carter and Tuesday, August 1, 1914 for Stalter.

New Hardware Stock Arrives at Huston and Paull Store

Come In and See Us invites customers to view our fresh hardware stock laid out in the room first door east of the People’s Bank. Everything new and ready for patronage at Huston and Paull.

People’s Bank Huston & Pau

Upper Sandusky visitor party visits Tiffin friends

Martin Steinbaugh of Upper Sandusky Kentucky and Miss Gladys Bachar spent from Saturday until Monday in Tiffin visiting friends.

Martin Steinbaugh Upper Sandusky Gladys Bachar Tiffin

Anxious Moments Over Mexican Mediation Hopes

The piece notes editors avoid prophecy on the Mexican situation. It reports widespread uncertainty and cautious commentary. Recent days have seen mediation hopes strengthened, though they remain tentative.

Willis Leads in Petition Names for Gubernatorial Nomination

Willis shows a lead over Ted in the number of signatures on petitions, signaling he may become the Republican nominee for governor though not guaranteed. The Carey Times notes this as an indication.

Willis Ted

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