Notable Deaths Mark Broadbrim Obituary Tribute
The Broadbrim column honors Julian Ralph, famed reporter, and Mrs. Lynch diamond broker, detailing Ralph as an honest journalist and Lynch’s rise from Dublin birthplace to a revered diamond expert. It also notes Patrick Driver ex-Judge and saloon keeper in Manhattan’s Sixth Ward, lauded for leadership and public service, as his death ends a chapter in local politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Ralph
Lynch
Patrick Driver
Horace Greeley
Tribune
United States
Russell
London Times
England
Ralph
Manhattan
New York
Patrick Divver
Divyer
Sixth Ward
Ward
Fatty Walsh
Tom Foley
Paddy Driver
Grant
Broadbrim
Shipping Sheep Near Canal Lewisville Incident
Ray Lennon, a prominent farmer near Canal Lewisville, left for Pittsburg Saturday with a car load of sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Lennon
Canal Lewisville
Pittsburg
The Nellie School Adds Forty-One Pupils
The Nellie special school reports forty-one pupils in attendance. Sue Warsaw Neutral publishes the names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie School
Nellie Special School
Sue Warsaw Neutral
Three Men on Locomotives Debate in Railroads
A New York Times discussion notes railroad workers support for three men per engine to reduce wreck risk. Veterans warn familiarity with danger breeds careless acts and recount eerie incidents including an engineer found incapacitated and a fireman shielding him, underscoring safety concerns on long runs and during inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weetfield
New Jersey
New York Times
New York
Make & Iast
Stield
Love Laughter and a Zanesville Elopement
Charles Hunter an employee of Rogge hotel and Miss Mary Decker a well known local girl fled toward marriage after a rapid courtship. Hunter formerly worked at Park hotel and Decker is the daughter of Seth Decker. The couple planned to elope to Covington or Gretna Green with parental objections and Havana factory companions noting their attachment. Currently no word has been received from them.
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Charles Hunter
Rogge Hotel
Zanesville
Mary Decker
Hunter
Park Hotel
Miss Decker
Seth Decker
Mr. Hunter
Havana
Physical culture exhibition thrills crowd at Alcyone Hall
Miss Lillian Gairnes directed a Friday evening display in Alcyone hall showing Chestnut street pupils in dumbbell drills marching club swinging and fencing. Miss Emma Coe supplied marching music while the faculty quartet delivered praised songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Gairnes
Alcyone Hall
Chestnut Street
Emma Coe
Pratt
Richer
Hosmer
Bryant
Catrnes
Ohio miners get a raise in coal scale agreement
Telegraphed report from Indianapolis notes the scale committee for Ohio Western Pennsylvania and Indiana miners and operators reached a tentative agreement. The forthcoming plan raises miners wages by 1 1 4 to 2 percent for drivers and an average 1 1 4 percent for pickers and day laborers, with ratification to be considered at the general conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Indianapolis
Ohto
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Beffle
Fernoon
Nap
Woman of French Descent Linked in Local Turmoil
Fragmented OCR item describes a city incident involving a woman of French descent and a man named Porter tied to Denver events. It mentions a dam, political figures, and alleged threats to women. The text is garbled but centers on local unrest and a named resident in Crawford, with references to a proposed figure Victor Betain.
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Porto
Parc
Denver
Che Covernman
Charles Porto
Alee
Aley
Parke National
Bermer
Board of Education Holds Regular Meeting
The board met at Dr Piatt s office Friday evening with Frew Burng Glenn Hutchinson and Agnew present. The session was brief due to Alcyone hall entertainment. Physical culture becomes compulsory with physician or teacher approval required for exemptions. A piano for Bancroft building was approved. Miss Mariam Bushnell resigns for ill health. Miss Maude Mohler appointed. W R Pomerene resigns from the board of examiners. W S Merrell elected in his place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Education
Piatt
Messrs
Frew Burng
Glenn Hutchinson
Agnew
Alcyone Hall
Mariam Bushnell
Cleveland
Maude Mohler
Canal Lewisville
Avondale
W.R. Pomerene
Board of Examiners
W. S. Merrell
Thief Arrested for Stealing Clothes in Newark Case
William Thorpe, who vanished from Lynn with garments linked to William Teéi, is in Newark awaiting trial for grand larceny after allegedly burglarizing a store there. He was captured in Cleveland and Tefti was notified to recover his property. Thorpe appeared with overcoat suit shoes and hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Thorpe
Lynn
William Teéi
Newark
Church of Grand Larceny
Thorpe
Cleveland
Mr. Teft
Alcyone Literary Society Delivers Notable High School Program
The Alcyone literary society held a Friday program featuring piano duets by Misses Deleie and Veronica Hanley, recitations, a debate on morality with mixed results, and officer elections led by President Edward Roberts and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcyone Literary Society
Deleie
Veronica
Hanley
Ethel Courtright
New Carr
Herman Shipps
Mamie Williams
Williams
Sherman Pevene
Mabel Tanga
Edward Roberts
Mins Agniew
Miey Nina Finney
Mi Ryan
Narrow escape as woman dragged by passing train
Miss Mary Fitzgerald a school cook at Walhonding barely escaped when the Wealbonding Valley train dragged her as it passed a street crossing. She grabbed a rear coach handle, was jerked off her feet, swung under the car, and left with minor injuries. The train stopped and she reboarded near La cust without serious harm. About a hundred witnesses watched the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fitzgerald
Walhonding
Tain Street
Alergy
North Airwald
Lelina Heap
Lacust Sreat
Batt
Troublesome Chickens Reported by Neighbor Complaint
Mrs Luke Hall filed a complaint at Inavor's office Saturday morning alleging neighbor Miss Charles Orm is not heeding chickens penned near the property and violating village ordinance 1% visible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke Hall
Charles Orm
Mother Dead Rites Held for Mrs Hocking-Hamer of Dartmouth
Obituary notice states Mrs Hocking-Hamer of Dartmouth died recently. Andrew Werner, her son, received the news and funeral rites were held at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirs Andrew Wersner
Mra Hocking- Hamer
Dartmouth
Werner Wtyter Ratity
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Tammanys
Diamond Tiger
Boss Tweed
Greenwood
Lion Coffee
Lion
Ios
Crosby Tristan Flr Company
Maid Street
Rochester
Coshocton
The
France Medical Institute
ATEO
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Canada
Mexico
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Intercursen Union Staton
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Westfield
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Nootham
Canton
Lake Iri
Oman
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