Kern to be entertained at home of J P Forbes
Hon John W Kern vice presidential candidate will address a Democratic gathering at the S Street Theatre. He will be entertained at the residence of Hon J O Forbes on Main Street and arrive from the east Friday. Timothy Hogan and Mridust wight will also speak. Me is the candidate for Attorney General and a leading speaker of the current era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Kern
Mally
S$ Street
J. 0. Forbes
Main Street
Oid Po Ome
Len. Timothy &. Hogan
Aso
Columbus
Generit
Sonny
Death of Mrs Eliza Van Alstyne at age 70 in Plainfield
Mrs Eliza Van Alstyne died Sunday evening near Plainfield after paralysis. Survived by two daughters Mrs Iffram Wiggins and Miss Kath Van Alstyne of this city and two sons Henry in the West and James of Plainfield. Funeral arrangements not stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza van Alstyne
Near Plainfield
Oeluekne Ta Paralysi
Iffram Wiggins
Kathvan van Alstyne
Henry
West
James
Plainticla
Fair Board Receives Reports of the Late Exhibition
The county fair receipts for this year totaled 10 267 44, about 1 512 75 below the 1907 peak but 922 34 above 1906. At Saturday’s meeting the board approved premium payments and planned discharge by check. Treasurer reported 5 929 receipts. gate receipts 468. grand receipts from baggage and other items listed. Secretary’s report showed 4 387 59 from privileges and related sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stack
Race horse entries and membership sale details
The report notes nearly 4000 dollars in premiums and a 3000 dollar premium expense. It mentions extra expenditures for sheep pens and other items, with a forthcoming complete financial summary at the next meeting. Attendance is stated around 26,000 for the event, excluding certain tickets and canoe rentals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tieheta
Etic
Fafr
Welcome Visitor II Subscription Note in Hart Mo
Joseph P. Carr of Hart Missouri reports the Weekly Times remains a welcome visitor from his oil home 25 years ago. A late Saturday incident damaged the McManus saloon weighing machine on Main Street but no money was stolen. Reparing costs will be several dollars and the work is expected to end by mid November per Superintendent H Geldel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Weekly Times
Joseph P. Carr
Hart, Mo
Times
McManus
Main Street
H. Geldel
Zanewville
Bees Produce Ton of Honey Rare Trade Case Notes
The article describes a large honey bounty by a beekeeper named Samtel Fragie of Prizeys burs, with extensive hives and reports of high yields. Authorities note substantial wax and honey reserves, while the subject claims ongoing tests and plans to explore the value of the stock.
Death claims Miss Kate Keagy at Ridge Cemetery service
Miss Kate Keagy died after a year of illness and was buried at Ridge Cemetery in a Seventh Day Adventist service conducted by a minister. She is survived by five brothers and several sisters including Agnes Riels and Margaret, Mary, Sarah Keagy of Cusherton, and others. Probate notes show James Fenton assignment in Cassimere Lorenz case with trust matters and bond set at $1200.
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South Lawn
Vera
Hee Ossrep
Agnes Riels
Margaret
Mary Art Sarah Kerey
Cushecton
Payvil Keays
Pittsburg
Edward Keagy
Bos Amides
Cal
Anthony Keaggy
Joveph Keagy
Jacobo Keagy
Coshucton
Miss Keagy
Seventh Oak Adventist
Ou Ridge
James Fenton
Cassimere Lorenz
Moses B. Kennedy
Mar. Lorenz
Masons and Grange Officers Meet at Blissfield
Master and officers from several Granges met at Blissfield with Keene Hill Grange secretary Allen Mercer Fresno Grange treasurer Ed Norman and others in a large county gathering. Keene selected to host next meeting in January. Resolutions favored town option and restoring old road supervision methods while several members were absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. &. Crawford
Keene Hill Grange
Allen Mercer
Fresno Grange
Norman
Keene
George Wyler
Fresno
W. A. Little
Perry Grange
Wr. Williamson
Blissfield Grange
Peter Shaffer
Plainfield Grange
Nathan Thompkins
Oak Grove Grange
Lernice Hamilton
Freeno
Harry Calon
Oak Grove
Bee Keepar
Steven Loveless
Bakersville Grange
Pomona
Netling McCormick
Keene Flora
Clara Stingel
Ceres
Assault reported on Rev Rilling at New Bedford
According to reports from New Bedford Rev Rilling of Millersburg, a local option speaker, was targeted by a shower of eggs after his public speech. His driver’s party found their horses stolen upon return, and four alleged assailants were named to Judge Donley with the case to be presented to the grand jury in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Rilling
Millersburg
New Bedford
Rilling
Ti Ia
Thete Digey
Donley
Memoiy
McClintock Nearly Loses Sight in Explosion Accident
R J McClintock sustained eye burns and a hand injury when a cartridge exploded while fitting it into a gun at Kirk Boyd Farm above Canal Lewisville. He is a barber by trade and will be unable to work for several days due to the injuries.
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R. J. McClintock
AR Os
McClintock
Kirk Boyd
Canal Kewisville
Crooked notes from Bakersville community obituary and sale hints
A scrambled report from Bakersville mentions Christ Smith and a Canton resident visiting relatives on a farm south of town. It notes burials at a local cemetery, a retired worker, and upcoming land sale events near New Philadelphia and Conesville, with several local names and dates obscured by OCR errors.
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Bakersvilley
Oct
Christ Smith
Cantonace
Stephen Sind
John Lyons
Breda
Furae
Richard Paster
Bes Cornell
Robert of
Newenmorsteawin
Relatus
WoTtsdriver
Vistt
Willy Che
Shootan
Conesville
Lewis Walsner
Dus Butte
New Philadelphin
Lewis Pormek
Ehitchar
Bryan Pays High Tribute to Harmon at Norwood Rally
William J. Bryan sent a letter read to a large Norwood Democratic club gathering in Cincinnati praising the party and Ohio ticket led by James Harmon. The event drew one of the largest polldend crowds in months and praised the club as a valuable asset for the campaign. County commissioners approved a 15,000 bond for county auditor Randles, who leaves office October 9.
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Guilbert
Cox
Columbus
Harris
Muthe Bega
William J. Bryan
Norwood Democratic Club
Cincinnati
Charlees Fo
Ty Norwcout
Oat Faucott
Randles
Jas. Stewart
Bebott
Jas
Rell
Coshocton to Host Democratic Speakers Ahead of Election
A Coshocton event lineup previews Democratic figures including Vice President candidate Kern and attorney general hopeful Hogan to address voters on key issues. Also scheduled are Governor candidate Harmon and speaker Towne from New York, with events leading into a city parade and organized by party organizers and marshals.
Loafing On Their Jobs Brings Weathered Crew Tension
A garbled report describes workers accused of loafing amid cold wet conditions. It notes unions possibly involved and tensions at a plant or factory. References to managers, supervisors, and local authorities appear along with mentions of weather delays and resumed tasks.
Taft Vote and Republican Strength Questioned
Clipped item critiques Governor Harris and party leaders, alleging duplicity on temperance and ticket support. Mentions Taft vote prospects, Cox ticket, and Democratic opposition with references to Holmes County and local endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Warmon
Holmes County
Epidemic of lich Among Children of C Dover Home
A fragment notes a disease outbreak among children at a Dover home with references to local officials and a court action. Limited legible details mention a patently past event, private health concerns, and an official response involving named individuals and a county authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Dover Home
Socialist Speakers Arrested After Sixth and Main Rally
Two leading socialist figures James MecCarton and Frank Midney were arrested after addressing crowds at Sixth and Main streets to defy Mayor Hamilton's city ordinance. They were escorted to the mayor's office by police as a large crowd followed, with the scene described as chaotic and controversial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
James MecCarton
Frank Midney
Main Streets
Grrat
Horrible Fate of John Daniels Described in Fractured Notice
Partial account recounts a boiler room accident in a box car filled with inflammable oil, where John Daniels, once of Mohawk, perished trying to unlock a padlock to escape flames. The narrative traces his work railway career, family ties, and a court charge against William Wood in a separate civil matter connected to the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Daniels
T.mes
W. M. Danmers
Conesville
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