Labor abuses and factory scenes in a chaotic city column
Fragmented text depicts workers facing coercive conditions, calls for fair treatment, and reinstatement discussions. Scattered lines mention Reeves & Co, Reeves Pulley Works, Columbus Handle & Tool Co, and local shop sales with erratic, sensational narrative elements captured from a larger story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Ree Ebay
Faye
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Reeves & Co
Reeves Pulley
Columbus ‘Handle & Tool Co
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Parade bicycle fund raised for city event and prizes
A dated subscription form outlines arrangements to cover expenses of a grand illuminated bicycle parade and handicap street races on July 26. Subscriptions commit funds for prizes and a $100 model racing bicycle, with distribution rules among Ladies White Flyer and Gentlemen White Flyer riders and a prize drawing to follow the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Ruddick
L. C
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Saul
White Flyer
Waite- Flyer
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Wbasere
Bodsab Ind
Ofles
Columbus News Digest Highlights Strikes Witch Murder and Lightning
A column summarizes local events including Mooney & Son Tannery labor strike support, a brutal wintry witch murder tale from La Cinta New Mexico, a lightning strike on a Scipio Presbyterian church, and Rev Eugenie Scofield chosen as Tabernacle Church pastor. Also notes health update for George W. Cooper and Stahlhuths Clarofate promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beofeld
Tabernacle Church
Eugenie Scofield
T. Sweeney
Edinburg Bid Opened For Electric Light Plant
Reports at the town board meeting show bids opened for the proposed electric light plant in Edinburg and a contract to be awarded in a week. The Ohio State Board of Health plans to combat adulterated sugars amid tariff bill concerns. Foreign appointments and wage talks in mines add to the day’s news. Pennsylvania’s new law taxes unnaturalized foreigners, prompting naturalization rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburg
Ohio State. Board "of Health
Tragic Train Death Linked to Kokomo Family Notice
Mrs Reeves learns her father Mr Kirkpatrick was instantly killed by a train at Kokomo. She plans to stay for the funeral after receiving the sad telegram. Also noted is a county sale and local flu death in Ragby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennie ‘Reeves
iMr. Kirkpatrick
Kokomo
Huber and Brinkly Furniture Co Face Financial Strain
The Brinkly Furniture Co and partners face mounting mortgage issues as poor collections and strained finances threaten operations. Creditors claim missed payments and ongoing liquidity problems impacting stability.
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Life of Joseph Critchfield Ends Public Asylum Admission
The city awakens to news that Joseph Critchfield, once a prominent local businessman, has been taken to the county asylum in ill health and poverty. The piece recalls his early role in the town and notes his decline after years of hard drinking, with references to the Brinkley Furniture Co and local receivership discussions.
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Dubia
Dargeé
W. W. Mooney and Sons
Paber
Pease
Critchfeld
Critchfield Dateer
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George W. Cooper
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Petersville
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Rachel Olmstead
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C “M Kellar & Co
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Frank May
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George Sergeant
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