Realism With A Vim fee at State Fair Ends in Tragedy
At the Ohio state fair grounds Revillo R Smuthson a private of the Fourth Quio National Guard was mortally wounded, Charles Krag a spectator was killed, and Max Gugenheimer shot in the side during a Pain's reproduction of the Battle of San Juan. Blanks mixed with reduced ammunition are blamed. The victims resided in Columbus and thegrand stand spectators were near the action. Also reported are incorporations in Cincinnati Canal Dover and Columbus including Raha Mayer Carpentier and others.
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Columbus
Revillo R Smuthson
Quio
National Guard
Charles Krag
Max Gugenheimer
Pain
Notice to Teachers Examinations Held in Coshocton Monthly
Notice to teachers states examinations will be held in Coshocton on the fourth Saturday of each month except July and December when no exams occur. The notice outlines the monthly schedule and its monthly exceptions for teachers and educators.
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Coshocton
Grac Army Encampment Adopts Rules and Elections
Philadelphia September report on the Grand Army of the Republic thirty third annual encampment. Colonel Albert D. Shaw of Water Town New York elected commander in chief after Judge Len F Yasieur of St Louis declined. Other business includes a two day session and rule changes affecting identity proof and credentials.
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Philadelphia
Sept
Grac
Albert D. Shaw
Watertown
N. Y
Len fYassieur
St. Louis
Johnson
Sexton
Mse Sf
Chairman Jones Will Stick to Democratic Chair
Washington September 8 Mr James K E Jones Jr son of Senator Jones arrived in Washington after a lengthy European trip with his father He said his father has no plan to resign the chairmanship of the national Democratic committee. Cruiser Detroit Leaves Philadelphia September 8 The cruiser Detroit of the North Atlantic squadron ordered to Laguarra Venezuela due to disturbances weighed anchor from Philadelphia and is expected to reach Laguarra within a week.
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Jones
Washington
James KE. Jones, Jr
Senator Jones
Europe
Rational Democratic Committee
Detroit
Philadelphia
North Atlantic Squadron
Laguarra
Venezuela
Wonderful results claimed for Morrows Kid-ne-oids in Coshocton
Advertisements tout testimonials from local residents like Mrs L T Judd at 317 North Thire Street claiming relief from backache rheumatism after using Morrows Kid-ne-oids yellow tablets sold for fifty cents a box at local drug stores. The copy asserts no sales claims but presents consumer testimonies to support effectiveness.
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Coshocton
Grain-O Aid A nourishing drink for all ages
A line about a health drink named Grain-O which replaces coffee, claiming it tastes like coffee yet avoids its harms. It promotes digestion, fortifies nerves, and positions Grain-O as a non stimulant health builder suitable for children and adults. Pricing noted at 15 and 25 cents at grocers.
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Gils
Childee
Taft Names Columbus Man Receiver of Rail Line
Judge Taft appoints Joseph Robinson receiver of the Columbus, Sandusky and Hocking Valley railway replacing S M Felton. Robinson formerly led the Norfolk and Western and recently served as receiver for the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern. In Cincinnati a river trip aboard the Hudson with water works officials preceded a steam pipe burst injuring Jerry OShaughnessey, Secretary, reported with severe burns while Cook and Rowe sustained minor injuries.
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Cincinnati
Taft
United States Court
Joseph Robinson
Columbus, Sandusky and Hocking Valley Railway
S. M. Felton
Robinson
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railway
Hudson
Water Works Commission
Jerry O’shaughnessey
Columbus
Cook
Rowe
O’shavennessey
Death of Fred Burr in Concord township wagon accident
Craslin Falls Ohio September 8 Fred Burr a prominent Concord township resident was thrown from a heavily loaded wagon on a steep hill east of Craslin Falls and was instantly killed as the wheels passed over his head. Fire on a Farm Van Wert Ohio September 8 a residence barn outbuildings and contents belonging to J F Sidle a furniture dealer were destroyed by fire loss 5000 small insurance. Long Electric Road Toledo Ohio September 8 H A Haigh and S S Angus capitalists of Detroit have arranged a new electric road from Toledo to Buffalo to be the longest of its kind in the world.
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Craslin Falls
Fred Burr
Concord Township
van Wert
J. F. Sidle
Pleasant Township
Long
Toledo
H. A. Haigh
5. S. Angus
Detroit
Buffalo
Kidneys Inn at Stow Corners Burned in Fire
Akron residents report the Kidneys inn at Stow Corners six miles north burned to the ground. Fire appears incendiary. Estimated loss about $4,009.
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Akron
Stow Corners
Here
Man Fatally Scalded at Globe Iron Works
Dayton Ohio September report says George Hungeling was fatally scalded while repairing a stem pipe at Globe Iron Works when steam burst from the pipe toward his face.
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Dayton, O
Globe Iron Works
George Hungeling
Hungelings
Secretary Hay Leaves Washington for New Hampshire
Secretary Hay departs Washington for his summer home in New Hampshire as talks on two modus vivendi over the Alaska boundary proceed with promise of no delay. A London sanction and a Canadian view gathering plan are outlined, with a representative to be sent.
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Washington
Hay
New Hampshire
Alaska
Tower
London
Canada
Spanish War Veterans Convene in Washington Convention
The national Association of Spanish War Veterans holds a Washington convention with addresses by President McKinley Secretary Root and General Miles. After the business session Saturday forenoon the veterans will be received by the president at the White House.
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Washington
Association of
McKinley
Secretry Root
General Miles
White Hone
Fort Corte Humane Slate Story
An unclear fragment references Fort Corte and a humane slate, suggesting a local note about a project or committee but lacks concrete actions, dates, or names to specify a clear event or outcome.
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Fort Corte
Lightning Strikes Fair Stand Killing Four In Illinois
At the Douglas county fair grand stand in Camargo Illinois a party of ten dining under the structure was struck by lightning. Two men died Spemeer Bromarer and Robert Miers others were fatally injured Wilhem Gder and John Griest were seriously hurt. Independent Distillers meet in Louisville to discuss whisky production limits and warn against further action. American Glass company president James A Chambers reports plans to coordinate wage settlements and factory hours with glass manufacturers.
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Tuscola
Lis
Douglas County
Camargo
Spemeer Bromarer
Woodreff
Robert Miers
Champaign
Iis
Wilhem Gder
Dis
John Griest
Urbana
Tils
Louisville
Whisky Trust
New York
Pittsburg
Sept
James A. Chambers
The
American Glass Company
Chittenden Hotel
Columbus
American Glass Company of
United States
Eighteenth Sons of Veterans Encampment Chooses Chief
Detroit reports the eighteenth annual encampment with three candidates for commander in chief A W Jones of Youngstown Newton McGuire of Indianapolis and Rev W J Patton of Marinette The leader is Jones Chicago Syracuse Milwaukee and New York seek the next meeting.
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Sons of Veterans
Detroit
A.W. Jones
Youngstown, O
Newton McGuire
Indianapolis
Rev
W. J. Patton
Marinette
Wis
Chicago
Syracuse
Milwaukee
New York
Transvaal Accepts Conference Upon Details Declared
Pretoria reports the Transvaal Republic will accept a proposed conference as soon as officials are informed of the place date and the names of participating members. The note references Chamberlain’s July 29 statement and aligns with the colonies secretary's earlier dispatch.
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Pretoria
Transvaal
Mr. Chamberlain
Transvaal Rpublic
Delegates elected to general conference meet in Columbus
At the Chicago session of the African Methodist Episcopal church delegates were chosen to attend the general conference in Columbus Ohio in May 1900 Rev C Ransom Rev W Gaines and Rev T Reeves among those selected from Chicago Des Moines and New York also noted.
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Gleveland
L.M &M.S
Toledo
Chicago
Buffalo
New York
Boston
Endanother Rr Athent
P&o
Canton
P.fs.w.&c
Justus
Massillon
Ana Dover
New
Philadelphia
Ohrichsville Bridge
Bellaire
Martin’s Ferry
Ars Wheeling
Cesnocton
Columbus
Circleville
Cincinnati
Develand Ohio
Robert Blickensderfer
Steveland
H.ekipp
Conference
The
African Methodist Episcopal Church
R. C. Ransom
George W. Gaines
Timothy Reeves
Des Moines
At a Glance Items of Interest
Muss Eva Gould hanged herself at Zanesville. In Hillsboro George Brower swallowed strychnine. Ohio Waterworks Association to meet in Columbus next year. A million-dollar Bessemer steel plant to be erected in Youngstown. Garden City hotel in Garden City Long Island burned. Loss 260000. Filipinos dispersed and seven captured in skirmish at San Rafael. Six stores and two residences burned in Marble Rock Iowa. damage 825600. Florence Richards of Cleveland fell from second-story window at Bucyrus and was killed. Andrew Carnegie rumored next Liberal candidate for Parliament for Sutherlandshire. Savannah Maine fire destroyed City Hall and damaged other buildings to 15000. A F Dahange Syrian in Cincinnati suspected Turkish spy.
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Muss
Eva Gould
Zanesville
Hillsboro
George Brower
Waterworks Association of Ohio
Collumbus
Bessemer Steel
Youngstown
Garden City
San Rafaels
Marbie Rock
Florence Richards
Cleveland
Bucyrus
Andrew Carnegie
Sutherlandshire
Savannah
A. F. Dahrange
Cincinnati
Border nerves flare as Kruger deputies weigh war risks
Cape Town reports tremors of impending clash as British troop concentrations at the borders prompt Volksraad interpellations. Sir Alfred Milner’s reply is debated while President Kruger urges calm and moderation amid threats of war. Aldershot notes a national South Africa force ready if needed. Barons Loch warns war would be terrible if control is contested. Livestock swindle case in Kansas City nets over 30000 dollars in a broad scheme.
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Pretoria
Voksraad
Coetzer
Transvaal
Kruger
Executive Council
Stae
F. W. Reitz
Ini
Conyingham Greene
Volksraad
Greene
Alfred Milner
Reitz
Kir. Reitz
South Africa
Apdce
Alfre Milner
England
Cecil Rhodes
Tosen
Fred Milner
Piet
Chamberlain
Chamby
Aldershot
Guards
London
Henry Brougham Loch
Cape Colony
Fire at Brooklyn Pier Damages $100,000
A Brooklyn fire destroyed a 560 foot pier shed extending to the steam ship Buoror and the steam barge Ralgway. Damages totaled about $10,000 to the vessels and several smaller boats. Three watchmen were burned and the steamship was towed to safety after extinguishing efforts.
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New York
Brooklyn
Buoror
Ralgway
Suc Ewert Flour Moal yellow bolted
Eccentric odor and unrefined milling noted as flour from Suc Ewert facility shows yellow bolting in batch. Local inspectors report possible contamination risk and seek confirmation from production staff. No injuries reported. production halted pending tests and safety clearance.
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Uu. Com
B. Comletod
Compton & Compton, Attorneys-At-Law
Rotary Public
Cosketion, O
Ofice- Es
Equity Building
A. MR. Nicholas
S. Merrell
Nicholas & Merrell
Attorneys-At-Law
Cerhocton
Ofice
F. C
W. A. Himebaugh
E. T. Spengler
Pomesene
Pomerene
Fice
Nicholas Burns Brock
Main
Fourth Streets
E .W. James
Attorn &Y-At-Law
Cashocton
O— Wh
Forbes Block
T H. Wheeler
T Co. Roche
Csaaudon, CO
Orricze
Gray
James Glenn
F. GC. Hay Block
E. F. Stockum
Equity Boarding, Goodseton
D Haight
Over Burns & Gosser
Jewelers
Cosnocrox
Ohio
R. E. Finley
F. A. Wernett
Finley & Wernett
Main and
Fifth Streets
Depot
D F. Pfouts
Zotel Wilbur
Dresden
E. S McDonald
E. S. Frew’s Drug Store
Tae
Coshocton Nation Bank
M. Q Boxer
H. C. Strona
Thappievs L. Montgomery
Han Nleaeed
VALE
Hack & Wisenburch’s
Boxton Clothing Store
Peter Smith
Eureka Laundry
Rothera
Fquitable Balldind
Cliss
Anu
Wolford Coshocton
Fee
Buckeye
Columbus, O
Rahn and Mayer Company
Raha-Mayer-Carpentier Company
Catholic Visitation Society
J. W. Price Manufacturing Company
Canal Dover
Eighth Avenue Reformed Church
Wite Lily
Boxwell
Satuday
Board of Exammers
Eee Loeets
W. LL. Wells
J A. Price
H. M. Shuts
Beere
Freyprrere
Ely
Ze Co
EGY
Warren St
New York City
Iss
Mai
Eng SO Tia
C.O.D
S. F. Timmons & Co
A. H. Thomson & Son
Timothy Seed
Hickory Street
Pan Handle Freight Depot
Grand Army
Frerchran
San Franciscco
M. Benard
Phoebe Hearst
University of California
Mary
Morgan City
Nagasaki
Thurston
Shady Avenue
Finows
eUadré
Alice
Alaskan
Omerika
Nebraska National Bank of Omaha
Ned H. Copelind
New Oreans
Pt. S
Board of Death
Sea of Itig
Feuta
African Methodists
Richard E. Leech
New York Volunteers
Mr. Leech
Dewey
Gibraltar
Admiral Dewey
Garrison
New York Harbor
Oporto
Faculty of Medicine
Charles
Cape Haitien
Jiminez
Santiago
Inevitaf
Volksea
Cape Town
Kansas City
Livestock Commission
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Dept
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