Delay in dynamite kills Wabash men
Two Hungarian workers were killed and two injured in a delayed dynamite blast at a Wabash tunnel. The explosion happened as workers returned to inspect the delay. The men are identified only by numbers. A second item reports William Freeman, cashier at a West Virginia bank, found dead in his bed of heart disease.
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Teleeranh
Pittsburg
Wabash Road
Clarksburg
W. Va
William §. Freeman
West Virginia Bank
Peanut Goes Hence Dog Dies From Rabies After Bite
Peanut, Torrens Stewart's pet dog, went mad Sunday after being bitten by a dog that caused earlier havoc. The dog showed rabies symptoms and was cured, but Peanut died Monday from the disease. The animal was a favorite at the athletic club rooms where he often spent time.
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Peanut
Torrens Stewart
Athletic Club
Lively Lizards organize for summer campaign
The Lizard baseball club held a large meeting Tuesday electing Sam Ashman as manager and naming a 12 man lineup including Crafton Carnes Carl Tish Joe Craig Jay Abbott Lester Gorseline George Ross Frank Tish Doc Abbott George Henderson Ernie Doney Roy Carnes. Games begin in May with Cambridge Mt Vernon and Newark on the schedule and the season opens April 25 at West Lafayette against the college team.
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Lizard
Sam Ashman
Crafton Carnes
Carl Tish
Joe Craig
Jay Abbott
Lester Gorseline
George Ross
Frank Tish
Doc Abbott
George Henderson
Ernie Doney
Roy Carnes
Cambridge
Mt. Vernon
Newark
Lizards
West Lafayette
Balloon treasure at St Louis fair sparks balloon message
A silk balloon filled with hydrogen will fly from the dedication at the World's fair in St. Louis carrying a finder’s note. Return of the note to exposition officials earns a season pass. The balloon may travel about a thousand miles. Citizens watch for its direction and possible treasure in store.
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St. Louis
Earth
Opening National League game postponed by rain
Collision at Conneaut injured two freight car occupants Arnold Kentler and Ed Dennis of Syracuse New York but no passengers were harmed. The base ball opener was delayed due to rain in Philadelphia reporting from April 15.
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Age
Philadelphia
Conneaut
Cleveland
Lake Shore
Arnold Kentler
Dennis
Syracuse
N. Y
Nerve Pills Help Coshocton Man Recover Strength
A Coshocton resident reports severe heart pressure weakness and nervous fatigue improved after using Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills from Anderson's Drug Store. He describes better digestion, stronger stomach, steadier nerves, and renewed general strength. Pills sold at 50 cents.
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J Holbrook
Coshocton
AW Chase
Anderson
A. W. Chase
Orer
A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
M. D
Canal Expansion Would Relieve Freight Congestion Across Regions
The Agricultural Department compares cost to move 100 tons 100 miles by wagon, steam railway, and canal. Rail and wagon are costly. canal expansion could cut ton resistance by 50 to 70 percent, quadrupling canal capacity and boosting state revenue by thousands annually. Modernizing canals and improving terminals could ease rail congestion and spur regional manufacturing growth.
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Columbus. O
Agrcultural Department
Lake Chain
Erie Canal
Raritan Canal
Miami and Erie Canal
Ohio
Zanesville
Dresden
Scioto
Portsmouth
Circleville
Special Canal Commission
Inside information joke and local election result
The Philadelphia Ledger quotes a Christian Scientist joke about inside information. Then CAHinkle, former Coshocton schoolteacher, is elected Mason village clerk 101 to 65 in Warren County. Mrs Will Marsh and son Walter visit Wheeling relatives in Ohio.
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Philadelphia Ledger
C A Hinkle
Coshocton County
Mason
Warren County
Will Marsh
Walter
Wheeling
W. M. Smith
North Fourth Street
Boy Run Over by Wagon in Cambridge Street Incident
Four year old Carl Barline was climbing from a Finley milk wagon on Cambridge Street when the horse backed and dragged him under the wheel. Dr. McClain reported no serious injuries after examination at the scene. Moses Fowler Chase, of Lafayette, arrived in New York steamship era, then taken to Jersey City by tug for return west. Maud Fuller and W R Gardner wed by Squire Wimmer in a Saturday ceremony. Gardner formerly worked at Elite restaurant as Curley Dawson.
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Carl Barline
Finley
Cambridge Street
McClain
Chase
New York
Moses Fowler Chase
Lafayette
Paris
Counsul General
Squire
Maud Fuller
W. R. Gardner
Squire Wimmer
Gardner
New Baby Born to Roy Erckman Family in Oak Park
Mr and Mrs Roy Erckman welcomed a baby girl Friday morning at their home in Oak Park Illinois. R F Dorsey and Edward Henderson stayed with Mrs Henderson and her sister in Mt Vernon Sunday. Decorators are at work on the M E church.
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Roy Erckman
Oak Park
Minois
R. F. Dorsey
Edward Henderson
Mt. Vernon
M. E. Church
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Washington, Street
N.Y
E. Anderson
Forbes
ToTo
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Charles H. German
Lehighton, Fa
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Golder
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Milt Trowinger
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