Relative of McKinley dies in Zanesville residence
Miss Emm Danner, a distant relative of the late President William McKinley, was found dead alone in her second floor room at Underwood and Center streets Zanesville. She appeared to have died of apoplexy, age 72, with relatives in Canton.
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Ganesville
Underwood
Center Streets
Emme
Né Danner
Miss Danner
William McKinley
United States
Canton
Weather notes and a fatal overdose report
Weather observer L C Gamertsfelder reports a week ending January 8 with a high of 44 and a low of 6 degrees and a half inch of rain. Mrs. C H Parker dies after taking a Bremoe quinine preparation in Whitehsville on Tuesday after feeling unwell the previous evening.
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L. Co
C. H. Parker
Uhitehsville
Monument to Tyler Urges Memorial at Hollywood Cemetery
Congressman Ashbrook proposes a joint resolution to honor John Tyler ex president by erecting a monument at Hollywood Cemetery Richmond Virginia with a $25000 appropriation and potential extra funding from Virginia items and patriotic groups. The plan references past presidents Garfield and McKinley memorials and notes historical limits on public sentiment and technology.
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Milton
Garfield
McKinley
Ashbrook
John Tyler
W. B. Harrison
American Republic
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
United States
Hollywood Cemetery
Richmond
Virginia
United States and the Said Library Committees May Accept From the State of
Ambiguous Budget Text Hints At National Funding Limits
Fragmentary OCR passage references a committee and an added fund for a larger unit, noting that the nation’s liability must not exceed a stated sum. The wording is garbled, hindering precise reconstruction of the intended governmental appropriation or controlling cap.
Ohio dairymen convene in Columbus February 1 meeting notes
The Oluo Uairyaien convention in Columbus details speakers from the Ohio dairy division and U.S. professors. It outlines membership costs, contest entries, and aims to enhance dairy education and production as Ohio dairy farms decline in numbers in favor of larger operations.
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Emus
Dianhes
Parner
New York
Webster
Othe Dai
Woo
Peonik Tate
Chinfoat Pudey Divsion
U.S
Smith Oo
Michi
Bniven
T. Und Hom
Reniek W. Dunlap
Shane
Rainer Paden
Burton
Frosts, banks and fogs in Spokane report
Spokane correspondent Norman says this winter has seen several frosts and signs banks may resume soon. He notes green lawns and ornamental towers, reports half the time rain and fog denser than in his homeland.
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Tien
Norman
Spokane
Wash
Longtime Pan Handle railroad man W H Kipp dies at 67
W H Kipp aged 67 who served over forty years with the Pan Handle and later the corporation, died after a long illness. He was a veteran of the Civil War serving four years in the first Ohio cavalry and later worked as a railway employee from Newcomerstown to Marlahville. His long career spanned multiple posts and he is praised for fidelity and faithfulness in service.
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W. H. Kipp
Williton
Mts
Pattshinas
Colinbia
Noone
Tint Arent Corporation
Tie Te Higher
Waiiers
Beosdert
Braseyshure
Ely
Beeker
Cow Comers
Mt Wipp
Uwe Cavalry
Ohio Cavalry Regiment
Thonn
Glen
Newcomerstown
Mike
Obituary of a Longtime Resident with Charitable Works
Survived by wife Mrs Ailtnis Cambridge and Mrs Crater Newcomestown, with two daughters and a brother. Born in Westphalia dated daring isd, he moved from Dresden to Newark, aged four. He lived a life of charity, generosity to county wine causes, and was a member of the Masonite order.
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Wiles Tee
Ayiin
Wheerling
Ailtnis
Cambridge
Crater
Newcomestown
Henry Shepler
Westphalia
Amerten
Dresden
Newark
Kipp
Fle
Masimle Order
Worshipful Master of Coshocton Remembered by Brethren Rank
Worshipful Master of Coshocton and Kaan Odd Fellow held in high esteem by his brethren. Funeral services were held at the Kipp care Tider Gusplees of the aasons at Is 3ovlook Sunday, conducted by Key oS. 3. Flyner of the M.FP church. Remains were taken for Newcomerstown.
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Coshocton
Kipp
Key Os
Flyner
M.fp
Newcomerstown
Bonneton found dead after drinking in hotel room
The body of Bonneton was found lying on a bed by his wife at three o'clock Friday afternoon. He had taken carbolic acid and died by his own hand. He had been drinking in Mt. Vernon and with friends from Gander before the trip home.
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Tumber
Bonneton
Knett
Wilcott
Mt. Vernon
Gander
Kombler
Mott
Fridas
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Callfornda
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Panhandle
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Rigersville
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