Memorial services honor Mrs Wittenmyer in Grand Army circle
Memorial services were held in Grand Army Hall for Mrs Annie Wittenmyer, late National president of the Woman's Relief Corps. Papers by Mrs Carnahan and others praised her Civil War nursing, Diet Kitchen plans, and fundraising. Her work included soldiers homes, pensions, and leadership in the WR council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittecmyer
Woman's Relief Corps
Grand Army
Carnahan
Batch
B. M. Voorhees
Captain Compton
Joseph Love
W. H. Kings
T. J. Smith
T. J. Smith. the Paper Mrs. Carnahan
Annie Wittenmyer
Warren
Saratoga
Keokuk
Iowa
Christian Commission
Davenport
Pennsylvania
Wittenmyer
Madison
Ohio
Wittenmyers
Christian Endeavor Officers Named at Methodist Protestant Church
At the semi annual meeting the Christian Endeavor society of the Methodist Protestant church elected officers for the XI six months including President ST McBane, Vice President W C Barton, Secretary AL hithews, Treasurer, and two organists Miss Floré Fisher and Miss Iona Dallisensehor-Ser. Committees were appointed for Prayer meeting Lookout Social and other tasks with several members listed by name. An unrelated brief medical ad notes ear health and a claim from Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials and a Minute Cough Care endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society of
the Methodist Protestant Church
ST. McBane
W. C. Barton
All. Hithews
Floreéare Fisher
Iona Dallisensehor
Garnet Woods
AL Bash
JL Hammmond
Iona Datisen
Deebe Schwab
A. L. Matthews
WW. Dash
Katie Irlinah
Septia Moore
Anna Webb
Sovial
Nelie Fisher
Duilie Clark
T. McBane
Alice Maignneis Boigegrain
Fioral
Rose Webb
Garnet Woisis
May Wiggins
Goebel murder arrests hit Kentucky political figures
In Frankfort on March 10 W H Coulton a state auditor clerk was jailed on charges of complicity in the Goebel assassination. Warrants followed for Secretary Caleb Powers ex Secretary Finley Captain John Davis and John T Powers, with Cromwell aiding detectives across several counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
W. H. Coulton
Sweeney
Vercor
William Goebel
Caleb Powers
John W. Davis
State Capitol
Goebel
Charles Finney
John T. Powers
Powers
Whitley County
Finley
W. ©. Bradley
Coulton
Davis
Thomas B. Cromwell
Lexington
Moore
Cromwell
T. C. Campbell
Commonwealth
Franklin
Hardin
Bell
Whitley
Knox
War News Echoes of Near Victory and Boer Collapse
London dispatch reports Sir Michael Hicks Beach hinting the war’s end could be near with fewer funds needed. Rob ers forces gather toward Transvaal but reinforcements pause, while Mafeking sustains international sympathy amid uncertain reports of Baden-Powell. France notes a clear Boer front, and peace talks loom in press commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Michael Hicks-Beach
Lord Roberts
Redvers Buller
Lord Woleeley
General Buller
Charles Warren
War Office
Transvaal
Mafeking
Baden-Powell
Spenser Wilkinson
Morning Post
Poplar Grove
Kruger
Steyn
Wort
Orange Free State
French
Free State
Broemfontein
Legislature and Court Actions Across Ohio and Nation
Ohio senate deferred a bill stripping rail crossing powers from the railroad commissioner. House approved Erie county salary funding and Zanesville water works bond. Rail passes ban sent to indefinite postponement. Cincinnati foreclosures target the Columbus Sandusky and Hocking line. tax avoidance schemes and whiskey exports discussed. Notable local cases include a $20,000 suit over a missing child and a fatal carbolic acid incident involving a daughter of a notable figure. New corporations formed in Columbus Cleveland Toledo and Martins Ferry.
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Columbus
Senate
Erie County
Zanesville
Third Street
Committee On Railroads
House Judiciary Committee
Patterson
State Board of Pardons
State Board of Pardon Advisors
Cincinnati
Taft
Columbus, Sandusky and Hocking
Metropolitan Trust Company of
New York
Dersb
Second National Bank of
Sandusky
E. K. Stewart
Monserrat
Rudolph
Sinks
Agricultural Station proscribed for new areas and farming lessons
Washington reports the agricultural stations chief Trne recommends establishing stations in Hawaii Porto Rico and the Philippines to teach modern agriculture. Wool Market falls in London but US buyers find few bargains. Public Execution in Beaumont notes Hopkins hanged with $100 sent to his mother. Crank fires Target churches Chicago fire in organ loft. Berlin dispatch claims agrarian opposition blocks meat bill proposals.
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Washington
Congress
Trne
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Philippines
Beaumont
Tex
Anthony Hopkins
Waco
Hopkins
Paul Hurat
Chicago
Second Presbyterian Church
Trinity Methodist Church
Morrow's Kid-ne-oids Sold For Fifty Cents Says Newark User
Airs W. E. Besse of Newark testifies kidney backache nervousness and dizziness were relieved after using Morrow's Kid-ne-oids. The product are Yellow Tablets, not pills, selling for fifty cents a box at drug stores. Manufactured by John Morrow & Co, Springfield, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrow
W. E. Besse
North Third Street
Newark
Anderson
John Morrow & Co
Chemsts
Sprinpfeld
Onio
McGovern Stops Gardner In Third Round Bout
Brooklyn boxer Terry McGovern knocked out Os Sax Gardner in the third round at Broadway Athletic Club after a fast start from Gardner in round one. Referee Johnny White oversaw a bout billed as 25 rounds, with McGovern’s cyclonic attack driving Gardner to the ropes and to the floor three times before the decisive left hook and right cross finished the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry McGovern
Amehs
New York
Terry McGovern
Brooklyn
Ossax Gardner
Broadway Athletic Club
Meovern
Johnny White
Gardner
McGovern
T m
Terry
Oscar
Httle
Entombed Miners Death Toll Rises in West Virginia Mine
Charleston March 10 30 bodies removed from Ret Ash mine the explosion left 32 workers underground none survived. Governor Atkinson launches relief fund drive for families already exceeding 3500 with subscriptions. Rev W LeSilver Caton NY notes and aid appeals appear in dispatches.
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Charleston
W. Va
Atkinson
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Deafne
Hall
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Sizhki
Feaders
Somerset
Ores
Sreman
Tratn No. 3
Queen and Cresceny
Jong Tunnel
King’s Mountain
Tenn
Gentry Dog and Pony Show
Que Man
Besson
Kiate
Bridgewater
Lewis Koo Wright
Whea
Ote Bos
Twket Acent
Atlanta
National Association of Ticket Agents
Raffaio
Robinus
Chivazo
McGdent
W. Hambright
Lancaster
Albuquerque No M
Samuel Sandoval
At «Rique
Sandoval
Juan Mesias
Mesias
John McKenna
Kenna
Oabhland
Cal
Alex Carter
Charles
North
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Roberts
Disputch
Roberts London
Clements
Norval’s Point
Gatacre
Burebersdorp
The
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Johnnesburs
Lorenzo Marques
Mareale
Hiea
Johannessurg
Free Mate
Berlin
Herr Clouter-Wessed
Thibodeaux
Thomas Nathaniel
Mary Parker
Nathaniel
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Cincinnati Distillers
Pete
Kate Chase Sprague
Salmon P. Chase
Glenwood Cemetery
Chase
Spring Grove Cemetery
Youngstown, CO
Circleville
Arabella Walisa
Henry J. Bennett
Arista Wiley
Bennett
Curt
David Snyder
Columbus. O
Bateman Steamer Company
Toledo
Reserve Foundry and Manufacturing Company
Cleveland
Spence
Bases Steve Company
Martin's Ferry
Pistailerys
Dresden
M A. Uesner
Busas
Treasury
Happeolas
Howe
Kington Beiler
Oswego
T E. Burton
Eugene V. Gebs
Social Democratic
Bessegres
France
Smith Fuse Works
Pompton
N. J
Henry Moeller
Rome
England
Cuvier
Ecaw
Cologne Gazette
Root
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Cuba
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Fox
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State of
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Mexico
Potam
Torin
Phelps
New Haven
Conn
E J. Phelps
Bartell Chapel
Burlington
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Stepan Uber
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Age
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Shori Sieve
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Fabion Neier
Everty
Naito
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Young
Coshocton
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