Death and Damage in Flood Across Ohio
Ohio floods kill at least two and flood towns from Cleveland to Zanesville. Beaverton, Canton, East Liverpool and Youngstown report severe inundation. Rail service interrupted on the B and O between Newark and Barnesville as crews brace for further damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Catherine Hantan
Youngstown
Howard Lights
Dikfon
Canton 6
Ulmont Na Bad
East Liverpool Potteries
Tla Brent Steel
Zaneaville
Baltimore and Ohio
Fanerville
Newark
Fit
Small Fortunes in Trees Fuel Timber Gains Noted
An old article notes farmers in a wooded area cutting timber for winter fuel. It reports a wood market where high quality walnut and other timber fetch dollars per bundle, with estimates around 200 dollars for walnut and small sums for cabinet wood. The piece mentions effort differences by season and cautions against wasteful waste. It cites a local misadventure and references a suspect forest area and a county or village region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxmonte
Thorein
Avalanche Trains Wreck Near Beattie Washington
Train passengers aboard the stalled G N tunnel near Beattie Washington were killed when an avalanche derailed the near end of the Cascades line. Communication wires were severed, hindering relief efforts from Everett. A Spokane departure and Everett arrival are noted, with survivors seeking help at Beenie Hot Springs.
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Spokane
Everett
Beenie Hot Springs
Odd Porcelain Vendor and Whalebone Architecture Tales
The piece recounts a porcelain seller boasting a cracked jar allegedly repaired by earthquake, and a tale of a Lancashire cottage built from whale bones. It also notes a Peterhead vase and describes great scholars of the Alexandrian school, including Hypatia, living around 410 CE and her tragic fate as depicted by Kingsley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hypatia
Serendiaiu
Mathematiclus
Pappis
Theon
Fypotlu
Hoya
Kingsley
Auto Trucks for Farm Aid Modern Farm Work
The article notes a shift toward using automobiles and trucks on farms to haul produce and convey machinery. It describes older horse drays giving way to motorized trucks as farmers adopt the new technology to move goods around the spread. Cost and funding options are discussed as farmers weigh the purchase against estate profits.
Curious Farm Facts From an Old Journal Note
A garbled excerpt discusses New Year roots and plants, a White Dove owned by W. What sir of Dudzopvirt, and fowl markets. It mentions farms, trolley suburbs, and rural migration, noting Baldwin apple origins in Massachusetts with a monument marking the first tree planted around 1746 and its long descendants.
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Roy
Bond
Rively
Mil
H Ie
Ely Elatus
Furi Jans
Thie
Ty Fa
Baldwin
Mennemsetts
A New Kind of Fish in Virginia Pond Mystery
A Washington architect and engineer famed for reconstruction was hired by a northern man who acquired an estate in western Virginia. He found a pond on the property emptied and drained to reveal an unknown mineral waters. The expert exclaimed chalybente and urged immediate action, describing the discovery amid puzzled dialogue and a casual moral reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vueh Gerview
Ann Estate
Virginia
Oyner
Chleno
First National Bank of Warren Penn a 45th Year Notice
The old bank of Warren County announces its forty fifth year as a chartered institution. Chartered August 6, 1864 for 20 years, extended August 6, 1884 for 20 years, and re extended August 6, 1904 for 20 years. Compute interest on time deposits at a rate per cent with semi annual compounding. Officers listed include GW Jamieson president C T Conarro cashier F K Roseell vice president RH Winger teller.
Unreadable antiquities and a mathematician child tale
A fragmented fragmentary narrative blends an aged artifact tale with a German mathematician child prodigy. It recounts gifted stones and gold tooling, then shifts to Carl Frederick Guus who excels from age three to eleven, showing rapid literary and scientific mastery and follows colonial era wages and dress listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Prederich Guus
Carl
Tms Matheimatioa
Moder Mathematical Selerice
Administration Bills Reach Agreement for Right of Way
Washington reports an agreement between President Taft and congressional leaders to push the administration bills, including postal savings banks, government supply bills, and treasury reserves, to passage. Aldrich Cannon and others express confidence the Senate and House will act swiftly on bills backed by the president amid a White House conference.
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Washington
Taft
Congress
White House
Sateajur Aldrich
Gammon
Sewitor Crane
Massachusetts
House
Senate
Aldrich
Cannon
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Warren National Bank
Europe
Harvard
Binyan
Nicholan Boylaton
Farniera
Witte
Krom
RE Quttiwo
Tink Yasar
Ely
Howe
Rome
Heraci Walpole
Ona
Lytham
Peterhead
Abestimado Werytoe
ACTO
Gince Fos Ea Taper
Sime
Henn
Papo
Cin Ue
Oil City Trust Company
First National Bank of Warren, Penn’a
Warren County
Jamieson
C.T. Conarro
F. K. Roseell
Winger
Teller
Salem
Maskachusetts Bay Company
Keagen
Norwich
New York Press
Minnl
Jink
Lucy
Het roneNoj
CH. Henderson Piano Company
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