Governor Magoon reports Cuban sanitation failures prompt US action
Washington reports reveal that during Palma's Cuba administration sanitary neglect and treaty violations left the island unhealthy and a danger to the United States. Yellow fever spread among soldiers, with three deaths among twelve cases, while Cuban physicians showed indifference to distinguishing fevers. Magoon promises measures and hopes to resume Cienfuegos waterworks and sewers construction once contract disputes are resolved.
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Washington
Magoon
Cuba
Palma
United States
Tait
Cienfuegos
Mail Sacks Vanish From Burlington Train in Nebraska
Lincoln Nebraska Aug 21 three registered mail sacks containing about a quarter of a million dollars disappeared from a Burlington train between Denver and Oxford Detectives and post office officials are investigating Superintendent J M Butler of railway mail clerks division suspects the robbery occurred west of the Nebraska line Two clerks were asleep as the train breezed along and Butler believes one robber tossed three sacks from a window cutting the loss to a quarter of a million dollars
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American Press Telegram
Lincoln
Neb
Burlington
Denver
Oxford
Post Ofice
J. M. Butler
Sixth
Nebraska Line
Butler
Game One
Showman Hurt Unloading Wagon Near Walnut Street
Walter Vinor, a showman with the Robinson troupe, was thrown from a wagon on the Pennsylvania railroad at Walnut Street while unloading. A helper left a chalk on the van, the pole jerked, and Vinor fell across a trestle, injuring his left arm and right leg. He received prompt attention.
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Walter Vinor
Pen Vania
Walnut Scent
Miner
Auto accident near Valley injures Brower party
A car yesterday afternoon driven by Brower, recently bought from Judge Donley, ran into a stone wall and overturned in a gully near Valley. Mrs Brower and Mrs Cochran were riding with him at the time and were out of the car when it tipped. The driver alone remained in the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brower
Judge Donley
Cochran
Petar
Auto Accident Repairs After Pleasant Valley Incident
An automobile accident near Pleasant Valley involved Mr Brower and Mrs Cochran. The car left the road, was towed back onto the road, and transported to town with both Mr and Mrs Brower and Mrs Cochran aboard. One vehicle left a tire on the roadside and was later moved to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Brower
Odd Fellows initiation at Plainfield lodge ceremony
In the afternoon eighteen candidates were obarated and initiated as the Tolge members. Deputy Chief Master Crisswell installed them, with notes of the ceremony at Cowhocton lodge. A supper followed and visitors from Comersdown and Gter flies attended, totaling thirty-five attendees from that area.
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Vpon
Tolge
CC. H. Lyman
Grand Lee
George Peacock
Offerm
Crisswell
Plainfield
Mogae Eyvening
Cosharton
Chester
Cowhocton Lodge
Roy Liter
Unable to understand due to garbled OCR
Mitou Everiart was seriously injured in an accident on July 25 and again in the town on August 19. The left arm remains in a sling. recovery is expected but work is not yet possible.
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Mitou Everiart
Tanyyay
Obituary Notice for Mary Delbel Obeys Call of the Master
Aug 18th morning the Spirit of Mary Delbel obeyed the call of the Master after about two weeks of illness. Freson notes the passing in a brief obituary style.
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Freson
Sabonth
Mary
Delbel
ASSOCIATED PRESS MEN AGAIN OUT ON STRIKE
Zanesville Ohio reports show Associated Press operators on strike after a misunderstanding with General Manager Melville Stone over a wage request. In Los Angeles a mob attacked the Postal Telegraph Co office at Ashfork, bullets fired, workers endangered but none injured. Authorities urged swift action from governors and federal officials to protect workers and property.
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Associated Press
Zanesville
Ohie
Ohio
Melville BE Stone
Stone
Los Angeles
Posts
Telegriph Co
Ashfork
Ahfork
Prescott
Yavajal Cously
Nally
Posta Company
New York
Washington
Lewis
Kileberry
Sistiene
Astifork
Bng Toto
Arizona
Santa Fe
San Francisco
Master bull tramples buyer in frantic road incident
A farmer named George Carpenter bought a large bull from Joseph Frizzell near Blootrfield. While being led to scales the bull bolted, resisted, and tossed Carpenter into the air after a dramatic chase. Frizzell reported minor injuries to a companion, while Carpenter escaped with bruises as the enraged animal broke loose. The event drew a crowd and condolences at a nearby home.
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George Carpenter
P Blootrfield
Joseph Frizzell
Carpenter
Carpeter
Mr Carpenter
Frizzell
Woo
Strangler's Victim Found in Brooklyn Apartment
The body of Lena Scham, a young widow, was discovered in her Brooklyn apartment at 1090 Flushing Avenue with a crushed skull and bloodstained signs of a violent struggle. Police link the case to a man named L C Robinson who arrived by car with Barton Preston and spent the day in New York before the murder was discovered.
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American Press Telegram
New York
Greater
Lena Scham
Flushing Avenue
Brooklyn
Marie
Addresses of Roosevelt and Taft Disturb Stocks
New York reports a market mainly influenced by Taft's keynote and Roosevelt's Provincetown speech. Roosevelt vows to fight law-breaking trusts while stressing no action that harms innocent stockholders. markets show hesitation as London and continental markets react to U.S. policy.
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Roosevelt
Taft
New York
Wall Street
Provincetown
London
Herlin
Bank of England
Imperial Bank of Germans
Paris
Amsterdam
Frankfurt
Hank
England
Mays
Pilgrim Memorial
New York Stock Exchange
United States
Saylom
Professor Peck and peers note Latrobe role in physics move
Professor Bob Peek, once linked to Sefesee and Cashegten-Nagh Seheel, recently left a Latrobe post to pursue a new position in physics and chemistry at Marshall College. Acquaintances say the move reflects his broader talents and deserves recognition.
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Bob Peek
Fratrie
Sefesee
Honeposkoon
Tars
Iepor
Marshall Collet
Hontinefon
New Voting Machine by Columbus Woman Presented for Approval
Mrs Belle C Gatrell of Columbus has perfected a voting machine invented by her late husband Ottmar Gatrell. She presented the device to the secretary of state for formal approval for statewide use. The governor, a commission member, was absent delaying the examination.
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American Press Telegram
Columbus
Belle’ C. Gatrell
Secretary of State
Weather Update Heats Tonight Through Thursday
A brief weather notice indicates rising temperatures tonight and into Thursday with warmer conditions across the region. Expect mild to warm daytime highs and cooler nights, with no significant precipitation indicated.
SQUIRREL SEASON OPENS FOR HUNTERS AND DEALERS
Sportsmen and dealers prepare for the squirrel season opening October 1. The notice lists target species and season rules, mentioning dogs, birds, and other game considerations. The fragment emphasizes timing and preparation for hunting activities and related regulations.
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Dreseras
Cape
Boda Pacoater
Ebsateen
Amelia Robbins Mra Wate Robub funeral set at ten
Amelia Robbins Mra Wate Robub is set a day covering at ten o'clock on North Fifth street after a Winkeldins Uess raised by the define mites of Cidae. The funeral services will be eld tomorrow after clean at two o'clock from the residence of her daughter Mrs Kemp on North Ninth street Interment will hey made in South Lawn cemetery. MISS TEMPLE COMES TONIGHT
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Mra Wate
North Fifth Street
Dean
Kemp
North Ninth Street
South Lawn Cemetery
Cambridge Man Charged in Courthouse Attack
Aug 24 report from Cambridge details a violent street confrontation outside the courthouse between John Gibson and Allen Campbell. Campbell allegedly produced a razor eight inches long and attacked Gibson, who suffered a neck wound and facial gash. Gibson was treated by Dr. Voorhees and released to go home. outcome of injuries undetermined.
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Canmbentye
Henge Square
Oeetlan
Aslen
John Gibhiean
Slavotork
Cenbag
Gibson
oUt Ia
Aflen
Anyane
Alen
Local Notes Show Many Visits and Casual Travels
A long list of social visits and travels across towns including Colmbus Zanesville and Uhrichsville with names such as Miss Nelle Bales, Gertrude Lutz, Mrs. Tamon, Kathryn Gleaser, and Verne Philips. The item mentions Miss Chloe Thompson, Miss Kathryn Gleaser returning to Columbus, Mrs. Jesse Dayton visiting Lake View, and a steeplejack who died after a fall from a height.
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Conesviley Amg
Panny Davis
Yvinithig
Verne Philips
Converse
Tnd
Ae Philips Hope
Kathryn Gleaser
Colmbus
Jesse Dayton
Stinmitay
Lake View
Calan
Mixsex
Minanelli Biggs
Des de Watt
Lora Baffin
Canada
Clarins Walters
Uhrichaville
Ghulys Muurphy
Coverdale
Caldwell
Adams Rale
Geo. Fath
Columbus
Mooney
John Bown
Co Horton
Neal Snell
Clas. Pedratty
Chas
Bennet
Pengtyon
Meshane
Tacry Pres
Huckeye Lake
Courumbus
Glanvy Murphy
Chas. Gibbons
Flushing
David Davis
James
Cleveland
Notre Bale
Adams
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Chatringt Russell
Opporators” Board of Strategy
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Sears
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Mars
Jaton BR. Darr
Conesville
Jecia Ford
Canessile
Squire Wimmer
Standen Hertet
Mrs. Carr
Albert Marhover
Farmer Adinam
Ada Deaher
Bakeraville
L. ¢. Robinson
Coahocton
Vna
Barton Preston
Mansfield
Stanley
Newark
Arbur Firay
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Prof. Peck
Huntington
West Virginia
Amelia Robbins
Temple
Elma Femphs
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Cambridge
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Public Square
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