Chinese Method Reframes Tooth Extraction by Dr Coughlin
Indianapolis dentist Dr George E Coughlin gains national attention for a Chinese inspired technique using fingers to loosen teeth prior to extraction, reducing pain and avoiding forceps. He tested it with a patient and reports rapid, nearly painless results and broader teaching potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willi
Peking
Coughlin
Indianapolis
Be Bete
Caine
Hamilton
Ohio
Minnesota
Indiana
Carp Promotion Continues as Market Uses Carp Supplies
The Washington Bureau reports on the U S Fish Commission view of carp in American waters. Eight reasons for introducing carp include fecundity hardiness rapid growth and good table qualities. Carp production boosts bass and other fish and Illinois and Lake Erie harvests show large quantities moving to markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Fish .Commission
Germany
United States
Fish Commission
Central
Western States
Goa
Ih Commission
Gon Uence
Issil
Illinois
New York
United States Fish Commission
Great Kent
Mississippi
Lake Erie
Illinois Fishermen's Nation
Illinois River
Sion
Leah
Farmers' Course Outlined for Good Roads Drive
Washingtondispatch outlines a plan for rural groups to push Uncle Sam for a sampled county road. Agricultural societies in the Midwest would petition Congress, request engineers and materials reports, and enlist senators and representatives to secure a government road project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
H. C. Strattton
Grand Traverse
Mich
Uncle Sam
Middle West
Ohio
Mississippi
Nele
cKinley
United States
Iowa
Wilson
Jamie Wilson
Secretary of Agriculture
White House
Congress
Engagement at Reitz Ends with Boer Losses
Lord Kitchener reports from Pretoria that General Elliott's column engaged De Wet near Reitz on June 6. After heavy fighting they captured seventy one wagons forty five prisoners fifty eight rifles ten thousand rounds of ammunition and four thousand dead cattle. Boers left seventeen killed and three wounded. Our casualties were three officers and seventeen men killed and one officer and twenty four men wounded.
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London
Lord Kitchener
War Office
Pretoria
Elliott
de Wet
Reitz
Virginian's Sudden Death in Dayton
Special Despatch reports the death of G. E. C. Friddle, a Harrisonburg, Virginia native employed as a baker in Dayton, Ohio. An investigation found heart trouble linked to excessive cigarette use. his body was sent to Harriet Friddie, his relative, per local arrangements.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, O
G. E. C. Friddle
Harrisonberg
Friddie
Thisuis H. Friddie
Harriet
Fatal Quarry Accident in Loveland Gravel Pit
Logan Reese 28 married, employed by Globe-Wero at Norwood, was fatally injured when he was run over by a gravel car at the Rucker Stone Company's gravel pit on the West. He suffered the loss of an arm and a crushed pelvis amid the accident reported this June 15 in Loveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Loveland
Logan Reese
Rucker Stone Company
Reese
Globe- Wero Company
Norwood
Y M C A Jubilee Convention Opens With Youth Topics
In Woston on June 15 the Jubilee Convention featured talks on issues facing young people. Prominent speaker Henry Weatherhouse chaired the forenoon session as the program highlighted present concerns and preservation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woston
Y M. Co. A
Egual Preservieus
Henry Weterhouss
Ular
Cleveland Defeats Cincinnati In City Golf Clash
In Cleveland at Glenville Links the Cleveland Golf Club beat Cincinnati players 56 up after a mixed day of weather. Two Cleveland women lost 10 up while Captain Crowell’s team secured a decisive net victory. Cincinnati visitors arrived Friday night and stayed with Dean Holden before the matches.
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Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
Glenville Links
Cleveland Golf Club
Cincinnati
Crowell
Car
Dean Holden
Genetc
Miss Harron
Miss Groesbeck
Hinkle
Mess Harrison
Worth
Eorieae
Ae Sea Burton
Ingalls
Jackson
Scerborough
Espy
Jordan and
Shinkle
Molders to Begin Their Prison Terms on Monday
Four molders William Deemer John Doughty Thomas Young and Claude Roser convicted of assaulting Calvin Phoebus and his son nonunion workers July 20 last will likely start four month sentences in the work house Monday. They were fined and required to pay costs totaling in the case over 0. The circuit court recently moved to modify the sentence and fine.
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Speeral
Commercial Tribune
Dayton
Ope
William Deemer
John Doughty
Thomas Young
Claude Roser
Mnida Frbn
Calvin Phoebus
Circuit Court
Rural Free Delivery Routes Ordered for July 1
Washington March 15 government announces new rural free delivery routes. Seneca County will gain route length about 1 030 miles served from the Melmore post office. Mail service expanded to the area with the Despatch to Commercial Tribune.
Boy Killed by Freight Train in Despatch Yard
Special despatch reports a boy's death after being struck by a freight in the yard. Witnesses describe a sudden incident causing a fatal injury with authorities investigating the scene and notifying his family.
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Tribune
Good Roads Association Organized in Mississippi
The Mississippi Good Roads Association formed after the convention in Jackson. President John A. Redhead of Centreville leads. W. Q. Cole is Secretary. J. J. Cowan is Treasurer with seven vice presidents. Governor Longino and Senator Alfred George opposed convict labor for roads. Legislature to be memorialized to require county contract road work. The Good Roads train departs tonight for prison, Tennessee, then Louisville.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi Good Roads Association
John A. Redhead
Centreville
W. Q. Cole
J. J. Cowan
Longino
Alfred George
Good Roads
Ayprison
Tenn
Louissville
Obituaries for Major Ritner and others in Ohio Kentucky area
Major John R. Ritner died yesterday at Speers Hospital in Dayton Kentucky after a military career including battles against the Union. A Richmond Virginia native, he lived in Cincinnati and Newport for years and was described as a Southern gentleman. Also noted is the death of Prof. Hudson of Cleveland aged 58 who fell ill while in Upland for Sevier University board meeting. A infant daughter of an iron and steel industry figure died yesterday at age 5 months 43 days. funeral set for 1:30 p.m. tomorrow from 931 Hawthorne Avenue Price. Burial details incomplete for Mrs. Busch née Della Bering.
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John R. Ritner
Speers
Dayton
Ritner
Richmond
Cincinnati
Newport
Udson
Cleveland
Singer
Upland
Board of Trustees
Sevier University
Mer
Dorothy
Ofa Oypsh H
Hawthorne Avenue
Price
Buriah
Busch
Della Bering
Commander Belknap Dead in Navy Death
Washington reports June 15 that the Navy Department confirms the death of Commander Belknap in Baltimore. Details remain limited as officials announced the passing of the naval officer.
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Belknap
Washington
Navy Department
Baltimore
Les Babeean
The
Navy
Realty Market Grows with May Permits and Auctions
Real estate activity rises as May permits for 326 buildings total $284 930 in value, up from last year. Suburban development accelerates with new streets and subdivisions while city leases and remodeling boost main streets. This week’s advertised sales include properties on Eden Avenue Park Avenue Vine Street and Park Avenue with multiple figures and buyers.
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Fourth
Walnut
Elm Streets
Race Street
Hth Street
Fels
Jefferson Avenue
Carthage Pike
Carrie Street
Drausmulsin
Eden Avenue
Mitchell Avenue
J. B. Wallace
Ednesday
Park Avenue
Property transfers and leases in Menlo Park district listings
A dense list of real estate transactions and mortgages from local sheriff sales includes Henry Closterman leasing 34 by 98 feet with purchase option at 2700, and numerous transfers in Menlo Park and surrounding areas. Highlights involve property sales by York Street B Co and Mt. Auburn Avondale sub, with prices ranging from 925 to 1500 and up to 150000 for combined parcels.
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Third and
Plum Streets
American Suspender Company
HK. O. Conner
William Holmes
S. M. Maxwell
Wealbury
Handy
Joseph Hummel
Frank J. Wade
Theo. Mayer & Co
C. M. Holloway
Gilbert and
Holloway Avenue
Theo. H. Epping
P. C. Fosdick
Gilbert Avenue
Hewitt
Joseph Frederick
Humboldt Building Association
John Wentzell
Shady Avenue
Methodist
Margaret Caekins
W. C. Hoover
McMalkin Avenue
Winton Place
Everett Building Assocition
Henry Closterman
Rera Ce
Nunneker
Chase
Bet
Ate Sts
Joseph Volz
York Street B. Co
W. of State
W. S
Wecoman
York
A St
Mary A. Sharp
Emma V. Owen
Wc. Hopkins
East Norwood
Charles L. Mills
Louis F. Behock
Mills
Hart
Maria Fischer
Theodore Mayer
Burnett & Reeder’s
Goodman St
John J. Robinson
Theodore Workum
E.'S. Sr Sycamore St
Benjamin B. Whiteman E
Lewis J. Thompson
Howell Av
Whitfield St
James Howell
Agnes
S. S. of Court St
T. W
Central Av
Holger’ de Roode
Yates
P. Brooke
Nm. Cor
Fifth St
Notoriety Triggers Settlement in Chicago Fees Case
In Chicago on June 15 the suit by Attorney D. C. Hansen against Minnie Ketcham for 20000 dollars in attorney fees was settled out of court. The settlement reportedly stems from notoriety surrounding the case and is said to involve a payment over 3000 dollars plus Hansen’s fees, with the deal pleasing all parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
D. C. Hansen
Minnie Ketcham
Roi
Attoriney
Insane hospital transfers and local court actions reported
Lawrenceburg law notes mention Hertel wife of Ernest Hertel in a case declared insane andFrank Hayes released on furlough, transported to Insane Hospital by Sheriff Marion Laws and deputy. Also listed are multiple county jail sentences for drunkenness stealing beer stamps and a suit by Ri Suita Miller Grubbs for services rendered over twenty years. Methodist Society meeting held at Mrs Schrader’s with a fine program and refreshments.
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Hertel
Ernest Hertel
Frank Hayes
Aeeres
Marion Laws
Pose
Bee
Ced
George Ringlett
Mickie Madigan
Jier Brewery
Miller
Grubbs
Zs Peneres
Ston Tae
Aid Society of the Methodist” Chmpeh
Temaenes
John Schrader
Schuetzen Park
Airmount Avenue
North Fairmount
Superior Cou
Hamilton County
Chas. Weidner, JR
Jilted Lover Shoots Self in Springfield Tale
Springfield June 15. Harry Jones 32 a Negro shot himself in the left breast after his sweetheart Fay of the city rejected him. He was formerly a skin show actor playing an Indian role. He will die.
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Commercial Tribune
Springfield
Harry Jones
Jones
Mrs McKinley Improves in Steady Recovery
Report notes Mrs McKinley maintaining steady improvement and occupying her rolling chair for a while during the day as she continues recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gyn Stanton
Ae Rixey
McKinley
Workplace Mishap In City Car Lot
Unclear report describes a man placed on a car and taken to the city after an incident at an automotive area near Muleteck and Vanceck Valley avenues. Details are fragmentary and missing key names and outcomes.
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Michae
En & A
Wie
Muleteck
Vanceck Valley
Tte
German Evangelical Lutheran Church to be Dedicated
The new German Evangelical Lutheran Church in Dayton Ohio cost 65 000 and will be dedicated tomorrow with services in English and German. The trustees will hand keys to Pastor Rev J G Mueller in the morning and elaborate programs are planned. The fire destroyed church on April 30 1899. The church is among the city’s handsomest structures and features a pipe organ costing 5000. Sisters of other denominations will assist in the exercises.
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Commercial Tribune
Dayton
J. G. Mueller
Urges Calling of Grand Jury in Special Session
Richmond Indiana June 15 A petition filed in Wayne Circuit Court asks Judge Fox to convene the Wayne County Grand Jury in special session to examine charges against County Prosecutor William A. Bond. The move cites a public scandal and necessity for immediate grand jury action on potential malfeasance in office.
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Commercial Tribune
Richmond
Ind
Wayne Circuit
Samuel C. Whitsell
Fox
Wayne County Grand Jury
William A. Bond
Bond
Grand
Student Charged With Stealing Books at University
Harl W. Conover of Terre Haute Ind a freshman medical student was arrested by Sheriff Gillen on charges of stealing books from students and professors and university articles. Investigators found many stolen items in his room including university property. Authorities aim to link him to numerous gymnasium thefts.
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Commercial Tribune
Ann Arbor
Mich
Harl W. Conover
Terre Haute
Ind
Gillen
Henry Meyers Drowns in the Miami River
Henry Meyers aged 52 drowned in the Ohio River at 8 this morning in Hamilton Ohio. He was placing an animal carcass in the stream when he fell in. His son witnessed the accident and could not help. The body was recovered by Thos D Sharkey after a search.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Henry Meyers
Ohio River
Meyers
Semler
Thos. D. Sharkey
Gov Shaw Urges Allison to Run for President
Des Moines Iowa June 15 Governor Shaw telegraphs W B Allison urging him to accept a possible 1902 Republican presidential nomination. Shaw expresses satisfaction at national interest in Allison and pledges to aid him, inviting Iowa and the nation to rally.
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Gov. Shaw
Allison
Des Moines
Shaw
W. B. Allison
Iowa
L. M. Shaw
Transatlantic Steamship Movements Report
June notes list ships arrived and sailed across European ports including Bremen Liverpool Cherbourg Havre and New York with vessels such as The Barossa The Lucania City of Montreal Kensington Bretagne and other liners making crossings and departures between June 15 and related dates. The items show routes from Antwerp London Glasgow and Greenock to New York and vice versa via Plymouth Cherbourg and Liverpool.
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New York
Aden
Vre. Edu. de
Minneapolis
London
Manitou
Aasdam
Rotterdam
Boul
Barossa
New Revere
Dairy Commissioner ends rumors on cotton sales case
Dairy and Food Commissioner Blackburn denies reports of a settlement in the case before the United States Court. He says the matter will be pushed to a conclusion and no resolution has been reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus, CO
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Blackburn
Also Mentioned on This Page
DR. Geo, E. Coughlin
George E. Coughlin
China
England
America
United States Army
Philippines
Legations
Foun Meels
Red Cross
Legation Street
FSH Commission
CARP
Mith
Ashington
iIn
Congressman
Perea
Union
Otto Carmichael
Elliot
Virginian
Bierce Led Services
Queen City
Phoebus
Good Roads Association
George Give
Joe Lehman
EB. Kramer
H. V. Edwards
Jacob Shullman
Bon Ton B, & L. Co
Ilgman
Isaac Lehman
J. A. Ward
Cin
Christina Berger
Centennial B. A
John Nocheck
John Zimmerman
Louis B. Kraemer
Cable
Finstry G. McGilliard
Glendale
Sir. Chas. P. Pigman
David J. Byers
Wyoming L. & 8. Co
Lawrenceburg
Simms Medicine CO
St. Louis
Alkanesia
Azsivscor
Pyspersia Steilas
Rome
Atlantic City
Cape May
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
S. E. Cor
Fourth and Vine Streets
John Dewald
Wayne County
Miami River
Walnut Hills
WM. W. Ebersole & CO
N. W. Corner Fourth and
Sycamore
Hydh Park
East End
Edwards Road
Ericay
Wilcox
Cooper & CO. Trust Co
Avondale
Hutchins Av
Catharine ST
Burnet Avenue
Ebersole
Clifton
Clifton Avenue
Denver
Colorado
Pueblo
Salt Lake
Ogden
U Utah
Reat Cite
South Fee
Ieee
Vine Sts
Montgomery
Ala
Craig
Dallas
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