Community notes from Blizefield and surrounding towns
Local readers report visits and calls in Blizefield Briskeip Nor and nearby areas. Notable residents including Dr. Levton Dr Lepivcy and Dr Nex attended frreccats in Brink Haven. W W Gast Canton and William Kaner Loudonville stopped by friends. Several locals checked in on business and social visits through Friday and Saturday.
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Briskeip Nor
Thinz
Blizefield
Kate
Levton
Lepivcy
Nex
Geerts
Brink Haven
W. W. Gast
Canton
M. A
M. A. VaoKsnne_Thraday
William Kaner
Loudonville
Dei Croekey
Layraue
Bitesfield
Priet
Greatsvile
Pour
Hage Prday
Wood
Keene
Witdtam
Sneby
Haig McNeal
Con WeNeal
Virtlersburg
R Frederick
Wr. Res
Denville
Johon Wiliawien
Marcon VanKannel
C. Strome
Warse
John Williamton
Milessburg
Charley New
Cromatc. Doblinson and Buildings House
John Mallet
Metbau
Friends
Correction of Local Accident Details at Oraxce
The notice corrects a previous report on a fatal accident involving Mr. Corbett. It occurred near Woolsfield in Monroe County, not Wood County. Burial was at Taylor's cemetery last Friday with many locals in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brsi Houe
Hte
Frack
Henry Drenr
Frank Smith
Ehurch
Moscow
Idaho
United States
Wallace
Bunker Hill and Sullivan
Watraner
Local Notes From Bethuleress District
Nov 6 reports show Newton Hock and son visiting relatives in Tarkes Ran and Rediiid South Dako. Charles Williams suffers severe lumbago. G M Wright moves to a new residence. Alonzo Clark lands a large contract for a new house for Isaac Clark. George Sturcy moved his sew mul for the farm of L Denman who plans a residence in Cosnecion. George McCullauch of Rosese visits Mrs Frank Tarner.
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Beravesen
Newton Hock Ant Son
Ureheuten
Spert Sanday
Biteer A. Foonk
Earre Bender
Tarkes
Ind
Phiip Bube
Kate Gratt
Rediiid
South Dako
Sally Hill
Chester
Thames Willliams
Charles Williams
G. M. Wright
Alonzo Clark
Clark
George Sturcy
L. Denman
Cosnecion
George McCullauch
Rosese
Frank
Tarner
Canal Lewisville News Notes and Local Visits
Nov 7 service at quarterly meeting led by Elder Johnson. Etta Hamilton and children of White Eyes visited Minnie Markley. F Lt McMichael from Pittsburg staying several days. TD Dean of Tanner Hill with D O Dean. Ernest Ryan of Keene visiting Wm Tompkins. Bernitta Belser visiting sister Fanny Belser Coshocton. Mr and Mrs C B Jones welcomed a bouncing baby boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Belser
Coshocton
Mrs. C. B. Jones
War in Coshocton courtroom witnesses in Mary Mariatt case
Center Valley reports witnesses in the Mrs. Mary Mariatt case now in court at Coshocton. The piece notes local residents including Mr and Mrs Frack Angel visiting relatives in Plainfield and mentions trading merchant Caltin Babcock spending days with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton Froley
Mary Mariatt
Frack Angel
Plainfield
Caltin Babcock
Caston
Union School
Pennel
Campbellte Dare Isleia
Otsego Driver Escapes Serious Harm After Wagon Tongue Breaks
Oscar Jackson of Otsego narrowly avoided injury when his team wagon on Mulberry street Sunday suffered a broken tongue after a horse stumbled. No other damage occurred and the incident caused no further injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Jackson
Otsego
Mulberry Street
Ladysmith and Ladysmith area battles update
London reports Boer forces lingering for fresh guns from Pretoria as Sir Redvers Buller withdraws from Stormberg and Colenso. Dispatches describe cavalry actions near Ladysmith, the laager camp capture, and heavy shelling while British losses rise and morale falls amid the Natal campaign.
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London
Pretoria
Ladysmith
Redvers Buller
Stormberg
Buller
Cape Town
Cape Colony
Breistersdorp
Stormberg Junction
Descriang
George Stewart White
Bester’s Hill
Lancers
Hussars
Natal Carbineers
Natal Border Rifles
French
Orange Free State
Bullers
War Office
General Buller
Durban
Brecklehurst
Imperial Light Horse
Natal Mounted Volunteers
Miners Die In Collapse At Pennsylvanian Mine
A rush of dirt in the Lawrence & Brown mine at Mahanoy Plane Pennsylvania killed four men and seriously injured two others as workers labored to clear mine slush. The wrecked first lift trapped the victims while others were hurled against timbers. Rescue teams saved two injured men but four bodies remained. The deep shaft, about 1200 feet, witnessed frantic efforts to reach the trapped workers.
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Mahanoy Plane
Lawrence & Brown
George Boxshes
Michael Bornsky
Joseph Boxshes
Michael Drabig
Jobo Curry
Michael Hansas
Hangway
Michael Wolff
Harm’s Way
Wolff
Curry
Hansas
Dr Miles Special Treatment Offered For Nervous Ailments
Free trial offer for headache dizziness sleeplessness nervousness prostration and related conditions. Dr Franks Miles claims twenty five years of research and nationwide patient base with testimonials from M Buck Indy J S Zent Rev C H Young and others. Write for two fifty dollars worth of free treatment at Adams and State Streets Chicago.
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Miles
M.buck
Faiihauit Minn
Chicago
J.s.zent
Indianapolis
New York
Territory
Canada
Mexico
Bam
Frasklis Mites
Adama and
State Streete
Campaign in New York discusses party majorities and home rule
Richard Croker directs the New York campaign noting Tam many leaders raise estimates of Democratic majorities in Manhattan and the Bronx. He cites 54000 plus plurality in New York county as Republicans push charter changes favoring Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richard Croker
Manhattan
Bronx
Tammasy
New York County
Albany
Tammany
Student unrest erupts at seminary in Buckhannon incident
Buckhannon West Virginia November 6 Williams a seminary student led a group of students in a disturbance at the Comferemed seminary. Special police arrived and shots were fired with Williams suffering a fatal chest wound. Resting figures indicate the brain was pierced by a bullet as the crowd dispersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eveind Plein Belen
Scudemt
Buckhannon
W. Va
Iebes
Williams
Fm Figy
Grain-O: New nourishing drink replaces coffee for children
An advertisement touts Grain-O as a tasty nutritious substitute for coffee. It claims Grain-O is made of grafpa and, when prepared properly, tastes like coffee. Sold by grocers for 15 cents a can.
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C.E Anderson
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Continental
GENSO
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Orange River
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Goebel
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York
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Molly Mundis
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EB Rhodes
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Franklin Miles
LL. B
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Vail
Mine No. 61
Mine No. 7
David Gamble
Sharkey
Thomas Sharkey
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Drug & Book Store
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Postoffee
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