Fire at Tuscarora Plant Damages Meek & Beach Facility
A blaze at the Tuscarora plant of Meek and Beach caused about 3000 dollars in stock loss and 100 dollars in building damage with extensive water impact. Night Watchman Cochran reported smoke from napkin stock, spontaneous combustion suspected due to ink and dryer use. No serious injuries. Treasurer Selby injured by glass. Plant plans to restart Monday.
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Meek & Beach Company
Watchman
Tuscarora
Meek & Eich Company
Cochran
Meek
New York
Temple
Selby
Pickaninny Eaters At County Fair Farm Display
Farmers visiting a Florida alligator farm exhibit at the county fair will see reptiles of various ages from tiny bany alligators to a grandpa alligator large enough to swallow a pickanin. Oliver the racing ostrich appears with ostrich plumes for fashion, an attraction highlighted for the fair’s final three days.
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Oliver
Spell It With An Th End For Pittsburgh Pride
The text argues Pittsburgh residents insist on spelling with an th end to reflect an old fort. It frames this as local pride and a marker of the city’s history. The piece urges readers to spell it that way to align with progressive citizens.
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Pittsburgh
PIANO FACTORY TO OPEN IN NOVEMBER IN BOSTON AREA
The Boston Piano factory will operate by November 1, not January 1 as previously announced. Expert piano builder F C Modell from Chicago visits Mr A K Jones and is likely to head the piano department after eight years with the Steinway plant in New York.
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Boston
F.C. Modell
Chicago
A. KE. Jones
Modell
Steinway Plant Company
New York
New-York Tribune
Department of Agricultural Industry
the Tribune Farmer
Coshocton
OHIO
Ohio Party
Agricultural Press of America
Cleve
Lively Fox Chase At Car nahan’s Grave
A fox chase near Canal Lewisville drew about 14 hounds Friday night. A fox was captured in 45 minutes after chase began. Attendees included Miss Lucy Timms Nellie and Shirley Fisher and Messrs Dave Jackson Glen Boyd and John Ricketts from the area.
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Carnahan
Canal Lewisville
Lucy Timms
Nellie
Shirley Fisher
Dave Jackson
Glen Boyd
John Ricketts
Infant Dies of Cholera Infantum in Cassingham Area
Rebecca Janey Newell infant daughter of Charles and Newell died September 25 from cholera infantum. The parents reside near Cassingham's mines. The child was buried at South Lawn Cemetery today at 1 30 P M.
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Rebecca Janey Newell
Chas, Newell
Cassingham
South Lawn
Township trustees aid troubled couple in dire need
trustees provide assistance to Mr MalooF and Mrs Maloy facing hardship after a fall and broken leg. transportation was arranged to Newark for medical help and recovery under local support program.
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Mtthc
Gerardey
Maloy
Maloof
Ewark
Alger Endorsed by Michigan Republicans in State Convention
In Grand Rapids on September 26 the Michigan Republican convention endorsed General Russell A. Alger for senator and nominated William L. Carpenter for supreme court. The session included partisan clashes over the committee's resolution and a roll call vote 427 to 588 approving the Alger endorsement. Nearby, Iowa Third District Republicans nominated B. P. Birdsall for Congress amid a shift in representation linked to David Henderson. Connecticut Democrats in New Haven named a full state ticket led by Governor candidate Meiber Cary as they rejected Kansas City platform indications.
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Mendereon
Iowa
Connecticut
Grand Rapids
Mich
Republican State Convention
Russell A. Alger
William L. Carpenter
Detroit
Supreme Court
Charles D. Long
Alger
Dexter M. Ferry
Committee On
General Alger
Hamillton
Niles
Roosevelt
Cuba
Henderson
Hampton
B. P. Birdsall
Clarion
Congress
C. E. Ransier
Buchanan
National House
David B. Henderson
Des Moines
St. Louis
New Haven
Meiber
Cary
Ridgefield
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Nicholas Longworth
B. W. Shattuck
Firsi
H. P. Goebel
Jacob Bramwell
Carl Nippert
McKinley
Canton
A. J. Vorys
Ohio
J. V. Barry
Michigan
D. H. Appleton
New York
Hanna
Cleveland
National Association of State Commissioners
Columbus
Guerin bill repeals Royer act sparks Ohio House clash
Ohio notes report in Columbus with the Connell jury bill enacted and Guerin pushing compulsory arbitration for streetcar troubles. The Royer act conflict triggers a conference committee as the Senate had passed the Royer bill earlier. Prince Ye hears Seoul death news. Lebanon marks centennial. Root to Ohio visit. Sheets sues to stop American Farm Co. and Cincinnati Republicans nominate. Dynamited hotel in Washington. McKinley era news. President rests as doctors order leg rest.
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Guerin
Roger
House
Sheets’ Sult
Ohio
Newa
Columbus
Connell Jury
Conference
Senate
Subcommittee On
Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Delaware
Prince Eutwha
Prince Ye
Ohio Wesleyan University
Korea
Seoul
Jit
Juivha
Washington
Ohio House to consider municipal home rule changes
Ohio reports divided opinions on an amended code to be sent to the house with a focus on city police courts and a municipal convention home rule proposal. The house may address McKinnon, Gebrett, and Meisel measures while conference reports on department heads and city classifications loom.
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Columbus
McKinnon
Ashtabula
House
Conference Committee
Steam Pipe Explosion Kills Woman and Child in Greenville
Explosion at the Greenville electric light plant kills Mrs. Keith and her ten year old daughter instantly. Engineer Keith is scalded likely fatally in the blast.
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Greenville
Tex
Electric Light
Keith
Oil and Gas Strike Near Porter Well in Kentucky
Struck oil and gas at Scottsville Kentucky within a few feet of the old Porter well opened during the war. The strong flow was reported on September 27. Remarks indicate a significant discovery near the historic wartime site.
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Scottsville
Troops Kept Busy in Anthracite Regions
In Pennsylvania on Sept 26 disorder and violence persisted in coal regions but troops and rain helped peace. A nonunion miner Winston was killed by a Hungarian band near Olyphant, his son-in-law beaten. a coal and iron policeman near Wilkes-Barre nearly died. President Mitchell says troops strengthen strikers and 150 miners headed to Ohio for soft coal work.
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Washington
Golden Eagle
New Jersey Avenue
D Street
Frank Meio
Louis Drandt
McKie
Philadelphia
Olyphant
Thirteenth Regiment
Winston
Wilkesbarre
Goblin
Mitchell
Luzerne
Lackawanna
Ohio
Department Store Fire Destroys Marshall MN Building
Baldwin and Leveridge department store and annexes burned in Marshall Minnesota. Firemen were injured by an explosion and falling walls. Loss totals 110900 with 40000 insured. Fire origin undetermined.
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Marshall, Minn
Baldwin & Leveridge
Wilding
President Roosevelt Resting Comfortably at Washington
President Roosevelt remains in the temporary White House in Jackson Place after a trolley accident injury in Pittsfield. Secretary Cortelyou says local inflammatory symptoms should subside in a week to ten days with the leg at absolute rest. Roosevelt traveled from Indianapolis in a wheelchair and is reported resting easily with Mrs. Roosevelt nearby.
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Washington
Cortetyou
Roosevelt
National Capital
Cortelyou
President Roosevelt
Indianapolis
Pittsfield
Mass
White House
Jackson Place
Take Care of the Stomach Kodol Claim Ad
An old advertisement promotes Kodol as a stomach cure claiming it cleanses purifies and strengthens digestion. Testimony from Rev JH Holladay of Mallady MS and others praises the remedy with a note to take after meals and to purchase at local drugstores Coshoeton and Ferguson's Roscoe. Additional lower line offers Red Cross Ball Blue laundry product with a two ounce quantity.
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Kodor
Isis
JH. Holladay
Mallady
Miss
Kodol
O. E. Anderson
Coshoeton
Ferguson
Roscoe
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THEY
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Lebanon
Nash
Nanna
Laylin
Morris
National Normal University
W. H. Venable
Root
Elihu Root
Baltimore and Ohio
Senator Hanna
Akron
Kenton
James Hullman
Ohio Republican
Buckeye
Foraker
Herrick
Tippecanoe Club
Railsplitters
Toledo
Buckeye Club
Cadiz
Wabash
Ironton, O
Kanawha
New River
Marting Iron and Steel Company
James Shetler
M. R. Smith
Shetler
Smith
Baltimore
Maryland Can Manufecturing
Williaa Fait Oearning
Meviedeos
Carter
Mall
Carter Vedicine CO
Paducah
Kentucky
Frank Luces
Illinois Central
Hicely
Red Cross
Sapolio
Ine Age
New York Tribune
the Age
One Farmer
Pana Aen and
Alin Wow
BBC
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Pittsburgh Stockman
Toledo Blade
Ohio State Journal
Cincinnati Gazette
New-York Tribune Farmer
New-York Weekly Tribune
The
Age
New York City
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