Lake Erie and Pittsburg Buy Right to Youngstown Route
A yearlong pursuit advances the Lake Erie and Pittsburg railroad toward Youngstown with deeds of purchase and right of way steps underway across Portage and Mahoning counties. Surveyors choose a route along the Mahoning River south bank toward a connection with the east network while preparatory work and piling drive continue in Summit, Portage, and surrounding counties.
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Lake Erie & Pittsburg
Younastown
Kavennt Liwisday
Goodwin
Rivenna
Conny
Youngstown
Wehonurs
New York
Pepot
Sarho
Var
Portige
Bull
Mahoning
Coe
Yountstown
Crowd Urges Payment of Taxes Before Deadline
The crowd expresses willingness to pay property taxes at the county treasurer office as today is the final day to avoid penalties. Officials remind taxpayers there is no penalty if paid today.
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Todas Tinsfy
Thaw deemed insane verdict debated in city echoes
New York December 31 DinA McLane reports Harry K Thaw faces sensational public reaction after murder accusations in the Stanford White case. A distant London trip memory surfaces as Thaw is called a dangerous predicant while one observer argues law is worse than violence.
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York
Dina McLane Ifindston
London
Carenala Todas
Harry K Shas
Stanford White
Flam Len
Cyolgosz Ethink
Thit
Districtttornes
Jerome World
Wreck near Terra Cotta kills many and wounds dozens
A Baltimore and Ohio local train crash near Terra Cotta station three and a half miles north of Washington last night killed 38 people and wounded over 60. The heavy passenger engine and seven empty coaches plus one baggage car derailed into a fogbound scene, with many victims unidentified and dying at hospitals or on the hospital train.
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Washington
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Crain
Baltimore & Ohio
Frederick
Maryland
Brookland
Terms Of Employes Expire Tonight At Board Meeting
The terms of all employees of the board of public service expire tonight with likely changes. The street commissioner’s term expires and a successor will probably be selected, while one or more changes may be made in other positions.
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Board of Pubh
Hersone
Houghton
Hint
Hotel Toplift Sold to Warren Pair
The Hotel Toplift passed into the hands of C C Chrys and Frank Roach of Warren. The private consideration and terms were not disclosed. Both men are experienced hotel operators, former joint proprietors of the Park Hotel at Warren for 14 years. They plan to run a first class hostelry and make improvements begun by Peter Newsberry. All old staff will be retained. Roach will be active manager and Chrys will spend time on site.
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C C Chrys
Frank Roach
Warren
Park Hotel
Watren
Peter Newsberry
Roach
Chryst
Johnson seeks divorce from Mary A Johnson
Henry Johnson files suit for divorce against Mary A Johnson alleging separation for several months, living with relatives, failure to attend to household duties and meals, and wrongful accusations of infidelity since their 1892 marriage.
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Henry Johnson
Mary A Johnson
Wovan Cladrred Incident Reported in Early Morning Shooting
A woman identified as Vias Mus Anderson, 26, was shot through the head and killed in her bed this morning. She was shot by an unknown assailant while asleep beside her husband Henry Anderson, a wealthy retired farmer, and their nine month old baby.
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Cimbridge
Anderson
Henry Anderson
Man arraigned for abandoning dog to die in Amherst area
Tsuv Thompson was arraigned before Justice Neftling on a charge of abandoning a dog to die. Formerly of Amherst, he moved to Lorain and left the dog at the old residence to starve. He pleaded guilty and was fined $5 and rests.
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Tsuv Thompson
Justice Neftling
Amherst
Lorain
Bellevue Church Murder? Dies in His Seat Aged 67
Emanuel Baker a prominent Bellevue resident died Sunday morning while sitting in his church pew as the pastor prepared to close services. Heart failure listed as the cause. Baker was 67 and well known in the Evangelical community.
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Bellevue, O
Death of Mrs Rudiforth at 7S years old
Mrs Rudiforth of 224 Herhton Avenue died Sunday morning at 617 ocloud. She was 75 years old. Funeral will be Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock from the residence of RoR Renoward, 623 Lodi Street. Turkey Which Maddentong Fant reports an odd Christmas incident in St Louis.
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Rudiforth
Hton Avenue
O'Elech
Renoward
St Louis
James Bartinston
Waihiington
Fragmented Anecdotes and a December Fire Warning
A collection of odd snippets and quips from various sources includes a professor mishearing sounds under a bed, a bargaining tale about a last dollar, and a brisk snow satire. The passage notes a small December fire in Elyrix causing about five dollars in damage, with minimal detail on cause or aftermath.
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Elyrix
Fragmentary note on LDS clash and escape
A garbled OCR fragment references a clash with LDS forces, mentioning a survivor and a captured remnant. It also alludes to a lone engagement, a person named Ruginhunt Gaiduas, and a vague reference to an iron or ice number seven. The exact details and context remain unclear in the readables.
Electro-gen the new germ cure on sale now
Electrogen claims to cure blood diseases caused by germ infection through an electrical liquid formula. It markets as a stomach aid and general tonic with digestion improvements and claims a 50 cent bottle free offer. The ad mentions Fremont Ohio and a local drug store sale and a testing event on West Winston Avenue this afternoon.
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George
Electrogen Co
Fremont
Ohio
Cadv
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Lake Erie & Pittoburg
Youngstow
Mahoning Valley Center
Houison
Summit County
Dave Fiid
Tase
Suman County
Portage County
Ble
Harry Thaw
Agtel Topliff
TOON
C. ©. Chryst and
MR. Johnson
Wovan
Mrs. Rudiforth
Myolege
Pueblo Chlettal
Mr Bichlotz
Subbubs
Philadelphia Press
Time Cnough
Ree
LDS
Wis
Ruginhunt Gaiduas
THE
Foster-Fitch CO
Electro-Geun
Fee
Witel
Wast- Inston Avenue
Aart Schaffner
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