Local items and notices from Clark township area
Jessie Duncan of Killvuck guests Fannie Cluse. Belford Miss Forbes visits Miss Almeds Primer. Teachers Institute in Ashland. Doty and Karr get winter teaching posts in Freemans College and Layland districts. Mayor AoE Winesburg visits Miss Frama Craig. Len Patterson adjusts photography schedule. Wagers to teach in Rickwood, Ohio. Harvey Lowe in Clarkleet social. Epworth League event canceled due to arrangements. Doty introduces winterouto and Probit variety. Bike purchases by Kara Conrad and Joe Karr. Charley and Thomas Karr return to Toledo to work on streetcar line. Bloomfield beats New Bedford in baseball 19–9 after rain delay. Visitations and camps noted for Mangliman, Mr Vernon, Wilson, Crawford, and others. Families travel between Findlay, Akron, Keene, Princeton, and Otsego for visits and moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Mise Jessie Duncan
Killvuck
Fannie Cluse
Wareaw
Miss Forbes
Belford
Mira Almeds
A. M. Doty
Teachers Institute
Ashland
Leonard Murray
Joe Karr
Clark Township
Freemans College
Layland
Mer. Aoe
Winesburg
Frama Craig
Len Patterson
W HA. Wagers
Rickwood
Union County
Ohio
Harvey Lowe
Becks Mills
Clarkleet
Epworth League
Killbuck
W. D. Doty
Vicinity
Kara Conrad
Earl Farwell
Earl
Charley
Thomas Karr
Toledo
Clark and
New Bedford
Giszots
Iamers
Giants
Bloomfield
Davis
Plainfield
W. KR. Wilson
Jig Crawford
Wilson
Otasgo
M.B Mangliman
Farally
Meiting
ML Veruna
George Carpenter
Vernon
D. DT. Crawford
Jis
George. Finley
Howe
Findlay
Amos Osborn
Akron
Lew Osborn
Keene
Lyman Fair
Lrinceton, O
Local notices from a rural district celebrate gatherings and travels
Residents report daily activities including threshing trips by Kasec brothers and neighbors. Edwins Lake returns home, a school reunion and festival planned at Plat Ridge with peaches and a ball game between the Farmers and Baltic teams. A wedding party attends, illness and travel updates accompany reports of visitors from Canton Cleveland and Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Lenten Schlager
Bis New
John Aldrledge
A. C. Hinkle
A. E. Lowe
E. W. Link
Barnet
Plat Ridge’ School
Hull
Beeks Mills
Ames
Jay Skinner
Cleveland
Iss Enna Fintey
West Lafarette
Carrie Hate
Stro
Alex. Stewart
Coshoeton
Minnie Hildreth
Adven
Newark
J. W. Bell
Mn Cleveland
Leroy Jewell
Stey, Hickling
Diesen
Ransom Loses U S Mexico Minister Post Over Constitutional Bar
Hon Matt W Ransom of North Carolina is declared no longer minister to Mexico after a ruling by Solicitor General and acting AG. The decision cites Section 2 Article 5 of the constitution restricting civil appointments during a senator's term. Ransom had served since 1894 and sailed to Mexico before health issues led him to return to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deides
Georrnl
Thomas Holcomb
Treasury
State Department
Ransom
Conrad
Holcomb
United States
Senate
Ist
Mexico
Itg
Isaac P. Gray
Indiana
Weldon
Mc. Rinsom
Local notes from Jackson township and surrounding areas
Numerous short items report farm yields including 184 bushels on 101 acres and 2,088 bushels on 20 acres. Attendees at camp meetings, weddings anniversaries, visits across Knox, Licking, Stark counties. A drowning boat accident at Lake disturbed by crowd. missing Hall sisters bodies later recovered. Public meetings, school hiring, church services, and social events fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dern
Pefberson
Harrised
van Bee
L. Waover
Strausborg
Adrien
Knox County
Chiver
Joseph Ogle
Mand
J.L. Dickey
Barret
W. S. Smith
Mabel Baughman
Moa Stmittr
Mt. Vernon
W. G. Bonham
Macksburg
Jaws
Senters
Owen Marshall
Ardl Cublison
Broomstick
Board of Education
George A. Bell
Cleveland
Hussey
Nellie Owens
Sychar
M. Slaughter
John Cuffison
Aden
Hanser
Fes
San Vere
Roscoe Alter
Saltboar
Ocean City
Midi
Tilenu
Coshowiin
War Lives
Alosrd
Workman
Danville
Ita
Choir
Thompson
Brink Haven
Wrod Ui
Centerbury
Myrtle Stevens
Selbyville
Delmore
Hays
Warsaw
Stevens
Gowater
Storm
Wang
Pines
Georgia
Phe
Vick Wheeler
Philadelphia
Storrs
Olive Richard
Lill Cark
Areliam Jindson
Hudson
F. W. Cochran
Leon
Nisk
James House
Hannah Clark
Tilton
Brownsville
Mock Point
Fludson
Elijah Criss
Mrazeysburg
Sunmday
Local notices and travel and a bridge disaster report
West Lapayet te residents visit Niagara and Burlington with music teaching plans. Frederick City guests Col Sangster. Steubenville visitors. Carpenters die on a burning bridge near Coeur d Alene after jumping a 156 foot chasm. A Prairie City murder suicide. Findlay mother praises Dr Hand remedies for colic and teething.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stokaya
Wash
W. McCreary
Macifie
Coeur d'Alene
Findlay
Tand
Tanner
Ohio
Hand
Handa
Eight Die in Braddock Furnace Explosion at Carnegie Steel Works
An explosion at the Farnice furnace in the Edgar Thomson steel works Braddock plant killed eight men and badly burned six others. Hungarian workers predominated among the injured. foreman James Sturrison survived. The blast followed a gas buildup after top staff cleared an obstruction by dumping material into the furnace bell. Rescue teams battled flames as the furnace top and adjacent shop were destroyed, with total damage estimated at $30,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farnice
Edgar Thomson Steel Works
Carneégie
Braddock
Joseph Lucha
Aidow
Cittitrua
Stephan Huschin
Michael Hoperdan
John Propokaviteh
Minyrlad Janes Grutha
Andrew Brava
John Mik
John Warha
John Skomda
Oilehuel Jura
Joh Wakoski
John Zburay
James Hurrigor
James Sturrison
James Harrison
Mann
Braddock Fire Department
Unclear childhood remedy ad with humorous verses
An OCR fragment presents a spoof old pamphlet style poem praising IMHeice’s Pleasant Pellets for stomach and bowel relief. It mentions a child named Sugarcounted and notes cures for constipation or dizziness without changing diet or exercise. The text is partial and garbled but signals a quack medicine tone.
Asylum Horrors At Chicago Insane Hospital
Chicago reports expose brutal treatment at Dunning asylum where attendants George Gough and John P Anderson were held to the grand jury for Punik murder. Three similar cases surface as families accuse staff of beating and foul death, including Michael Thacker who died after bruising and throat marks misrepresented as self harm. Mrs Emma Peterson provides details to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tesane Tematen
Chicago
George C. Punik
County Insane Asylum
George Gough
John P. Anderson
Michael Thacker
Ottumwa
Emma Peterson
West Jodlana Street
Wall's Catarrh Cure Ad in 19th Century Trade Card
An 19th century style advertisement promotes Mall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for incurable catarrh. It lists F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as the trusted firm and West A Truak wholesale druggists, Walding Kinnan Marvin as distributors. The cure is described as internal and affecting blood and mucous membranes. Price per bottle is stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall
Cheney & Goq
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Wunthesa
Brutal nursing home death claims spark investigations
Reading of a sister Louie Olsen’s confinement reveals alleged injuries from female attendants at a Danning hospital, with skull fracture and repeated complaints of mistreatment. Earlier, James Mews, believed killed by an attendant at a Chicago insane hospital, surfaces through visiting testimony of torture and torn forearms. Local reports note sensational evidence and calls for exhumation for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Olsen
Momlay
Akull
Lavouirs
Bud
James Mews
Chicage
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Age
Adams Mills
David Swope
Trinway
W. B. Mills
Dresden
Colins
Smith
Lalon
Henry
Zanesville
Quits
Nicknese
Vay
Wwwocal Ahd
Tun Hig
Roscor
Estella
Gertrude Carhart
Maud Gleason
Brewer Andra
Jane Compton
Susie Musten
Alberta Miller
West Readford
Jilie Treadway
King’s Daughters
Zula Biggs
Nellie Sykes
Selina Wright
Jackson Township
Henry Daniels
New Moscow
D. W. Tlorner
Frazersburc
Wit
Nw. Price
Teachers’ Institute
Coshocton
Winnie Latham
Deli Aronhalt
Rudolph Moscow
Lizzie Luiz
Chara Sandies
Wills Creek
R. L. Barcroft
Spring Mountain
Blissfield
Co. K
Wm. McNabb
Mohawk Village
Andrew Miler
Lafayatte
Tirs
Alice Fowler
Nessie Brillur
Howard
Kan
Hann
Mra
Will White
Millwood
Nella Meanhead
Lacon
Ill
George Weatherwax
Gladys McNeal
Baby
Fannin Clinan
Mella Burch
S. I. Agers
Millersburg
Chas, Baker
Otsego
Will Brownapple
Gadys Shannon
James Severn
Cyrus Shannon
West Lapayette
Harvey Sickar
Fannia McGuire
Great Niagara
Perry Burt
Zanecville
Burt
Burlington
Alan Harris
Frederick City
Col. Sangster
Will Broety
Steubenville
Maggie Patton
Will Dickinson
Chricleville
Soudley
Min Verfe
Macon
William Wanthard
Prairie City
Edgar Thomsom Steel Works
Cals
Asreegle
Gan
Asylum Horrors
U. S
Louisville
Louisville Post
Watt Hardin
Kuekner
Union
Tata
Goruxyneng
Neb
Bucklen
CO. Im
Andutson
Forbes Rigck
Guy C. Robinson
Limoge
France
Porte
Opera House
Nolice
Gontmacors
Che
Vallentiog
Commetnicuines
Ak Ube Panthener
Ft M. Brown
Chotkofenld Baal
Ottonk Non
Tursday
Wtary Belek Aediaed
Ed Clerk
Enon Khil
Park
Natchang Silk Line
Gray— Hardware Co
Wgents
Kesher
N.Y
Prebileherd
Ouders Eeavoring
OB Printing
Tne Agni Five
Queensware
Struble's Bazaar
Blockck
Bby Bee-Hive Dry Goods Company
We Ui
Tony
Young Manu
Richardson
Theenion
Detielias
Giovary
Greery
Greerry
Avatlan
Bee-flive
The
Bee-Hive Grocery
Garner Main and Third Streets
McDonald Block
Rob Robinson
O. Oy
Ske
Ens
Sue F. Lorenz
Forbes
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