Manager Stout Defends Public Safety After Vermil Wreck
Lake Shore Electric general manager Stout defends operations after Vermil wreck. Moody motorman forgot order to meet eastbound, causing collision near siding 38. Public blamed for rule violations as crowds jammed car and distracted crew. He cites second car added for crowding and urges riders to report infractions to improve safety. He notes dispatch system used across North American railroads and welcomes suggested improvements.
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Lake Shore Electric Hia
Vermiil
Moody
Mfr
Mody
Stout
Lima
Norye
Adkins Runs Independent In Fourth District Race
Charles H. Adkins declares his independent candidacy for Congress in Ohio's Fourth district opposing Democrat William E. Touvell e of Celina. He accuses his party of corruption and fraud, says honors are apportioned for ten years, and claims Touvelle is pledged to a single term before retirement for S A Hoskins of Wapakonata.
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Lima
Charles H. Adkins
Congress
William E. Touvelle
Celina
Adkins
Touveile
S. A. Hoskins
Wapakonata
18 For Ladies Too They Can Stop Hair Loss With Herpicide
Ladies with thinning hair can prevent further loss and thicken growth using Newbro's Herpicide. It kills the dandruff germ at the root, allowing roots to shoot and hair to regrow. Sample available by mail. contains no oil or grease and will not stain. Sold by druggists and local agents.
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Newbro
Herpfelde Co
Detroit
Mich
A Suggestion Saved Twenty Million Dollars in Expositions
Norfolk, Aug 10. Leo Bonet of New York who first promoted staff as a construction material for expositions arrived in Norfolk for Jamestown Exposition 1907. His staff idea cut costs across major fairs since 1898, saving about 20 million dollars. He proved staff durability by tests atop Chicago Rockery and influenced building of the grand 1907 Jamestown site.
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Norfolk
Leo Bonet
New York
United States
Borot
Chicago
Colonel Sellers
Missouri
France
Mr. Bonet
Philadelphia
Bonet
Bengt
Paris
Sewell’s Point
Sewell’s Joint
Hampton Roads
Rescue of Girls At Linwood Camp Spark Medal Hope
Members of the Evangelical Association seek a bravery medal for Rev Judson Lamb publisher of an association paper who is credited with rescuing a group of girls from drowning at Linwood camp last year The girls Florence Jackman and Helen Weye were students at the College for Women and camping at the grove The Carneige commission may hear the claim Also an ad notes Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as a non opiate cough remedy available at druggists.
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Evangelical Association
Judson Lamb
Association
Linwood
Florence Jackman
Helen Weye
College For Women
the Grove
Carnegie Commission
Amherst moves to expand village to the east and north
Amherst city fathers plan to extend the village corporation line to include substantial property east and north of the present boundary. A mayor designed map shows a square expansion increasing the village valuation from 560 009 to over 200 000, with the biggest growth on the east. The council is expected to act soon as residents support municipal improvements. The article ends with an unrelated ad about DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve.
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City Fathers of
Amherst
Hag
Dellafield’s Corners
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DAILY
Harry H. Smith & Company
Elyria
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