Woman Killed in Runaway Near Spring Mountain
Gladys McNeal, 33, died after a buggy runaway near Spring Mountain. Her daughter Ruth survived with scratches. The accident happened between five and six pm as they returned from Killbuck. a bridge collision caused injuries leading to her death four hours later. The victim, born in the county, leaves husband Win McNeal, two daughters Sneile and Ruth, and several relatives. Funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys McNeal
Ruth
Killbuck
Spring Mountain
McNeal
Winslow
Win McNeal
Hach Abd Wirenburg
Coshocton
Sneile
Roh
Deccasnit
Betcher Baras
Piqua
Aire
Edward Warslow
Cleveland
Mathe i McNeal
Coshoeron
Price Holds Franklin to One Hit and Shutout Bid
Washington June 20 Price held Franklin to one hit and a possible shutout as Buckeyes won 1 0. Weaver reached on a two base hit, Ctarter and Roberts contributed, while Sini¢kount-Hy Price yielded four bases on balls. Weather forecast noise dominates the rest of the page with long, garbled meteorology notes.
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Catswell
Mapel
Weaver
J. Jones
Jennings
Buckeyes
Bwien
Carter
Roberts
Maston
Smapel
Price
Trelan
Sini¢kount
Hy Price
Trego
Endless Chain Prayer Reaches Coshocton
A fragmentary 19th century item describes a so called endless chain prayer said to originate with Bishop Laurence. It spreads via mail to Coshocton and beyond, alarming some women who fear dire consequences for those who ignore or break the chain. The letter’s sender is identified as a young woman in Coshocton.
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Laurence
United States
Pine Run
Dennison
International Correspondence Schools
Medicinal Water Sought at Ostend Artesian Well
Ostend seeks a cure by artesian water, claimed to possess taedolnal quality similar to Viel water. The discovery follows prior waste of the well, with hope for therapeutic benefits and local interest in testing its medicinal properties.
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Ostend
Viel
Spray outfits and barrel pumps for small to medium plantations
The article reviews popular spraying arrangements led by the barrel pump, describing mounts on wagons, carts, or sleds. It details tank shapes, elevated platforms, and the advantages of tank pumps, noting experiments at Oregon stations and findings favoring standard sprays for two-planting work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Waite
Bureau of Plant
Apray Pope
Pacific Wash
Oregon Experiment Station
Jose Seade
Senate Debate on Rates Meat Inspection and Bills
Washington June 20 1906 the senate debated the railroad rate and pure food measures and the meat inspection provision of the agricultural bill A and A provisions were adopted a heated exchange occurred between Senators Bailey and Tillman over railroad lawyers the discussion showed many senators wanted the house provision tied to an appropriation bill adjournment may come this afternoon with all appropriation bills passed and the omnibus public building bill unresolved final adjournment expected soon
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Washington
Senate
Bailey
Tillman
A&a
South Carolina
Congress
Wellman Expedition Prep for Arctic Trip
The Wellman Chicago Record-Herald steamer Frithjon arrived from Spitzbergen with Major Hersey and 18 others, marking the first expedition section. Supplies landed at Duke Island using ice blocks as rollers. An airship shed will be built near the site where S A Andre died in 1898, and Wellman plans to sail for Spitzbergen July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wellman
Spitzbergen
Swear-Off That Stuck And Pearl Boat Notes
The piece notes a dry humor line about sobriety from the Houston Post. It mentions PEARL Jacob Zingg returning from Wisconsin after two years, plus social visits in Canton. It records obituaries and local goings on including burial for Andrew Maurer and various visits and home improvements.
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Houston Post
Pearl
Jacob Zingg
Wisconsin
John Olinger
Clyde
Canton
Ida Bender
Andrew Maurer
Near
Renner Church
E. A. Swigert
D. J. Ewing
George Nead
Beach City
Canal Dover
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