Ferg on the Szechenyi Vanderbilt wedding noted amid oddities
The piece details Gladys Vandervilt’s marriage to Count Lastio Zeno Maria Hanerick Simon Szechenyi with lavish gifts and a large guest list of millionaires and European counts. It humorously predicts future banter, potential disputes, and eventual housekeeping in multiple grand residences, then shifts to a second local wedding and a product plug for Electric Bitters.
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Gladys Vandervilt
Marivorouch
New York Central Railroad
Lastio Zeno Maria Hanerick Simon Szechenyi
Fifth Avenue
Newport
Hungary
Europe
Paris
Little Flower Transplanted and Bereavement in Johnstown
Mr and Mrs Russell Frederick of Warsaw mourn their little daughter's death at their Johnstown home. The notice extols a catarrh cure, touting Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills. J N Bell, once prosperous farmer, travels to the Masonic home in Springfield for care in later years. The James Duncan umbrella factory area is noted for its longtime convivial gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Frederick
Warsaw
Johnstown
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
J. N. Bell
Springfeld
James Duncan
Farewell Address Notes Bell’s Parting at Springfield
Informal resolutions of regret at the farewell to the old man express hope for his future comfort and happiness at Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Springfield
Death's summons comes suddenly to Dresden matron
The death of Mrs. Sarah A. Wilcox occurred Thursday afternoon after a brief illness. She was 90 years old and a highly esteemed Dresden resident and mother of ex Mayor Ira Wilcox, noted for her many excellent traits of character.
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Sarah A. Wilcox
Dresden
Ira Wilcox
Old Soldier Daniel Campbell Dies Under G A R Auspices
Daniel Campbell an old soldier died Thursday at Mohawk from Bright's disease and heart failure under the auspices of John Stanton Post G A R with Rev Frink officiating. Born March 20 1920 he came from Ireland as a boy and lived in Coshocton county. His wife preceded him in 1905 and he leaves six living children. Also noted are moves at a saw mill and the death of Robt Carew W&LE engineer at Masillon from paralysis after ten years on the railway job.
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Daniel Campbell
Bright
John Stanton Post
W. HH
Frink
Neceased
Cosaocton
Appraisers File Their Report on Jackson and Oxford Lands
J W Moore Robert Porteus and A M Margnall were appointed to appraise lands levied to satisfy a judgment of John M Lee against Joseph Martin et al. The report filed with county clerk Mc Bane on Thursday lists eight tracts in Jackson and Oxford townships with an aggregate appraised value of 22 050 dollars. A New Life Pills advertisement and medical claims appear in the same survey.
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J. W. Moore
Robert Porteus
A. M. Margnall
John M. Lee
Joseph Martin
McBane
Jackson
Oxford
Real Estate Transfer At Blissfield Details
The Williamson Broz of Blissfield purchased the W. W. McNeal farm sixty acres south of Blissfield for $5200. Newark celebrates a new skyscraper while KM Hull sketches a six story building to begin on the spring.
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Blissfield
Willamson Broz
Biilsfield
W. W. McNeal
Newark
Nervous Break-Down and Cure Claim for Nervine Medicine
An advertisement asserts nerve energy governs respiration digestion and elimination and claims Miles Nervine cures nervous breakdowns. It touts patient testimonials including Mrs. Wo from Oregon, praises rapid relief, and offers a refund of the first bottle if no benefit, with Miles Medical Co. as source.
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Miles’ Nervine
Warsaw Claims Has Biggest Logs
B F Bomgardner of Warain calls the Times to dispute a recent story. He says Warsaw has a red sycamore tree on the Walker farm cut by Clark and Clark. The butt is ten feet long, 68 inches in diameter, and 61 inches at the top, listing 1,380 feet of lumber. The next ten foot section adds 1,822 feet, totaling 3,202 feet in the tree and challenging the record.
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B. F. Bomgardner
Warain
The
Times
Warsaw
Walker Farm
Clark & Clark
Vareaw
State Fairs Plan Abolish Entrance Fees for Stock
Ohio state fairs may drop fixed stock entrance fees after a Friday conference among fair managers. Uniform practices aim to standardize charges, with most fairs moving to stall rent rather than per stall fees. Columbus critics expect broader adoption and potential stall-space economies across fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ohio Bond
Columbus
Call to form Corn Growers Society in Coshocton County
Editor urges Coshocton County farmers to organize a corn growers society to improve corn and increase yields. Referencing the State Farmers Institute at Ohio State University, 54 counties represented and numerous local efforts discussed. A statewide Ohio Joint Improvement Society was formed and officers elected. local chapters urged to follow with a similar organization to support fairs and premiums.
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Coshocton
Ohio Join Improvement Society
Wotson Society
Farmers Aim to Build Stronger Statewide Agriculture Group
A farmer expresses a plan to form a highly profitable organization and invites other growers to share their views, promising better agriculture through collective effort and leadership by Darthoe.
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Darthoe
Mohawk Village Hit by Severe Storm and Illness Wave
Reports from Mohawk Village describe a severe electrical storm sweeping the area causing widespread damage and illness. Residents include Mrs. M. J. Freeaw visiting relatives. Prof. Fry and Dr. Litten are noted for health concerns. several locals named in scattered accounts amid ongoing disturbance and disarray.
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Jaan
Bla
Ughtaimg
M. J) Freeaw
A. D
Freese
Vrs
Mary
Ilven
Funk Amt
Allieon Harelt
Wits
Milla
Iekersiapg
New Bedford w Hedford Feb I dances and accidents
The article notes a school dance with Miss Minucle Leighalnger, Misses Frances Famillon and Juase Michael and Charles Beall. A skating mishap on the Ohio canal left Francia Jones submerged but saved by Mrs Hilton Clark. Vernon Tites injured his neck and face, Roy Vandusen visiting Evansburg, and James McKee family bereavement mentioned along with Gilbert McKee Sr. traveling to Trinway to visit relatives.
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W Hedford
God Fellows Dancy
Minucle Leighalnger
Ftaces Famillon
Messra Juase Michael
Chas. Beall
Ohio Canal
Francia Jones
Hilton Clark
Vernon Tites
Bea l
Roy Vandusen
Evansburg
Jesse Michael
Pittsburg
Sadie Howell
Columbus
Mra
Emma Ferrell
Byesville
James McKee
Gilbert, McKee, Sr
Trinway
Gilbert McFarland
Janie Vickers
Telegram Brings Sad Tidings Of Henry Taylor Death
The city mourns Henry Taylor who died after ptomaine poisoning from canned meat in Ulanchester Ohio. He was about fifty five and survived by his second wife and four children. He previously served as superintendent of the electric light system here and was connected to Manchester church work. He was a full brother of Mrs Warren Glemmens and half brother of Mrs Joseph Whisenburg with condolences pouring in from longtime friends.
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Henry
Taylor
Ulanchester
Mr. Taylor
Axon
Harry W
Wash Mablom
Ohio
Henry Taylor
Thig City
Chuich
Manchester
Hig Delixe
Warren Glemens
Joseph Whsenburg
Bowe
Ihtardly
Bill to create federal bureau to protect mining investors
Spokane officials back a proposal to establish a federal Bureau of Minions Technology with a director earning 86600 annually. The BITE would audit mines offering stock to curb fraud and educate investors, outlined by Spokane Mayor C Herbert Moore and Randell Kemp at the American Mining Congress in Joplin Missouri. Newcomeratown citizens held a mass meeting to plan boosting the town and attracting new industry.
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Spokane
Wash
Jan
Itne
Randall Kemp
Washington
American Mining Congress
Joplin
Farmers Institute Largely Attended in Presne
The third Farmers Institute held in Presne was well attended with five sessions in Kaliti’s opera house. Lectures by Messrs Blickford and Gordon, strong language from local officials, and an efficient organizing board contributed to a productive gathering. New officers were elected led by Rev. Ro T. McCrea as President and George Wyler as Vice President.
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Farmers Institute
Messrs Blickford and Gordon
oMctals
Kaliti
Opera House
Locel Tateot
Mra. J
Corea Daugherty
Arilion Ong
Robert Momiston
Presa
Ro T. McCrea
George Wyler
Seey
Joan BE
Hamilton
Trenk
B.A. Iiwlert
P. J. Lahn
Dausherty
R. A. Todd
Woothds Institute
Board of Agriculture Grants Institute for 1908 409
Resolved that a copy of these resolutions be transmitted to the State Agricultural Society our representative Tlon EK IL Aytargor and the county Agricultural Society for the year 1908 409.
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Pacoel
Congress
Corn Crowers’ Association
County Agricultural Society
Board of Agriculture
Apcicultural Society
Tlon
Aytargor
Dlounty Agricultural Society
Immense Baltic log hauled from Kal Pale farm
A massive white oak log, five feet in diameter at the large end and 12 feet long, was hauled from Kal Pale farm between Haltle and Mar maorstown by Biner Byler and Bar ney Chrishner's towns. It yielded 2860 feet of board measure and weighed about eleven tons.
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Baltic
Meaxra, Syler & Schrock
Kal Pale Farm
Haltle
Marmaorstown
Maneure
Biner Byler
Barney Chrishner
Marriage Licenses and County Home Proposal in Jefferson County
Jefferson county reports marriage licenses for Harrison Frederick and Ada Sowers of Jefferson township Nicholis Os. Carshall of Wiskee Eyes township and Alice M. Caley of Tuscarawas township. The county introduces a bill to establish a Children’s Home at Smithfield. A farm deeded years ago by Annie Brown is in question due to heat and tenure issues.
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Harrison Frederick and
Ada Sowers
Bol
Jefferson Township
Nicholis OS. Carshall
Wisiee Eyes
Alice M. Caley
Tuscarawas Township
Jefferson County
Tavlf
Smithfield
Aamie Brown
Heaton
Russian Fury in Tug of War With Team of Horses
Canal Dever and a Roe shin laborer named Verstka, 6 feet 3 inches tall and 210 pounds, faced a horse team hitched to a fifty foot rope. Verstka pulled but the horses won, laying him flat with heels set against a post. Wager proceeds will keep him in training for winter.
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Canal Dever
Jan
Wal
Grown Byink
George Verstka
Roeshin
Verstka
Nantes
van Ormy
Rasalan
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