Concerts and Lectures Today at Chautauqua
A busy Chautauqua program features Rev W Bartlet leading a service at Corry Cilia que Ent with Judge Kavanagh and the Aida Quartet providing music. Judge Kavanagh spoke on life and law, stressing the need to curb senseless cruelty. Christine Bingham Company performs today with a lecture by Robert Patterson and a late program on literacy.
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Services in memory of M. J. Dempsey
A large attendance at St Thomas church this morning gathered relatives friends and workers for requiem High Mass for Michael T Dempsey who died from injuries at Ajax Company Works. Rev F Graves celebrated the service with soloists James Sullivan and Stella Barry. Interment was in St Thomas cemetery with bearers William McCarthy George Weber George Patterson Prats Graft WW Lyons and Jeremiah Kelly. Relatives and friends from out of town attended.
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William McCarthy
George Weber
George Patterson
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WW Lyons
Jeremiah Kelly
Juniors To Have Picnic In Morning
Corty Junior Chautayoun held their meeting this morning and plan a picnic tomorrow morning at 6780. Officers will hold a breakfast and supervise events. A candy mule sale and carving work will be on sale tomorrow with programs in the afternoon.
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Community church and Grange announce August events
Columbus announces two upcoming Sundays with no services at the Community church, resuming usual hours on August 28. Columbus Grange hosts a free Saturday meeting on August 18 featuring songs, recitations, and discussion on Grange opportunities in local schooling. A Community Aid meeting with Mr. McGuire is set for Thursday. Visitors include Afr Wilson of Virginia and several local families.
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Friendly Flower Names Delight Local Gardener
A local gardener favoring simple plant names notes that scientific terms matter less in practice. He argues common names carry charm and memory, while scientific labels aid only trained cultivators, and he advocates using friendly terms that invite neighbors to share in gardening pleasures.
Remen Overcome Fire Damages Pittsburgh Store
Three men were overcome by smoke in a blaze that caused about 90600 dollars in damage in downtown Pittsburgh. The fire started at a tobacco store owned by Harry J Meyer at 908 Wood Street, tying up cars and traffic for over three hours.
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McCoy's Tablets Promise Quick Weight Gain
A New Jersey man boosts his figure from thin to manly after using McCoy's Tablets. The ad claims four boxes at sixty cents each or two one dollar boxes guarantee at least five pounds gained and improved health, with a pharmacist authorized to refund the purchase price if not satisfied.
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Urge Civilian To Succeed Gen Wood In Philippines
Washington dispatch reports politicians predict a civilian to replace General Leonard Wood as Governor General of the Philippines amid moves to shift Insular Affairs out of the War Department. Possible candidates include Cameron Forbes and Newton W. Gilbert, with Colonel Carmi Thompson as a vocal advocate but not popular with the military. A separate note mentions a military ceremony marking the burial of General Wood beside the Rough Riders at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Petition for Habeas Corpus Dismissed in Mass Case
A chaotic scene as 10 000 Secco Vanzetti sympathizers gathered in Boston. Police dispersed the meeting after the permit was rescinded amid fears of trouble. Four arrests, including Edward Helton James, accused of assaulting an officer. Sacco and Vanzetti enter their 22nd hunger strike as Mrs Sacco and counsel visit the condemned men for hours.
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Weeklong Chautauqua Program in Chautauqua New York
A detailed weekly schedule lists lectures by Dr John Erkskine, address by Pres Robert Vinson, concerts by the New York Symphony Orchestra, dramatic performances, and church music events. Notable guests include Prof Frank von der Lacken and Mrs Clara Moore Farrell with performances and matinees throughout the week.
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Hem-Roid Piles Relief Promise From Ames & Co
An Ames & Co advertisement asserts a prescription Hem-Roid ends all pile misery quickly and safely with permanent relief or money back. It claims thousands of sufferers are already benefited and invites readers to learn more today.
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Classified Ad Rooms Furnished for Rent Turmens
Readable text notes rooms offered for rent and furnished accommodation details. Includes party names and locations, but most essentials are fragmentary. Provides a snapshot of a housing ad listing available rooms with basic features for potential lodgers.
Warren Man and Daughter Drowned in Toledo Lake
Bert Zerby aged 48 and his daughter Magdalene 14 (name variant) died in a lake near Toledo while attempting to save each other. The tragedy occurred in the evening with both bodies recovered later. The Zerby family had farm ties in Warren and previously lived in Forest county before moving to Toledo.
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Crawford Physician Hazen Dies at 77 in Hydetown
Dr Hazen, a Crawford County surgeon and physician for 49 years, died at home in Hydetown after a weeklong illness following a stroke. He is survived by his widow and three children. Funeral arrangements not yet set.
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Fragmentary local notice from old issue
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Investigation Into Frustrated Highway Stop Ends Quietly
Fragmentary OCR text describes a highway incident with a revolver, fires during a confrontation, and a pistol involved. The readable phrases mention a person at work, fire and flames, and a tense scene near a rail, but details are unclear from the source. No confirmed names or locations are readable.
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