White Denies Standard Oil Ties In Columbia Suit
Archibald S. White declares Columbia Gas and Electric is not allied with Standard Oil and denies plans to strip stockholders as John Donnelley seeks a receivership over 60 090 acres of oil and gas lands near Parkersburg West Virginia Donnelley alleges a monopoly and potential sale to Guyan Oil while local directors expect to contest the action and protect oil rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
John Donnelley
Columbia Gas and Electric Company
Ias
Guyan Oil Company
Parkersburg
W. Va
Archibald S. White
Wes Virginia
Donnelley
Standard Oil Company
West Virginia
Standard Oil
Columbia Company
New York
Columbia
H. A. Everett
Miller Ontealt
Donnelley Made His Word Good.
Cincinnati Ohio December 12 Those
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnelley
Cincinnati
Dee
Gus Bosch Attends Ohio Hotel Mens Association Banquet
Gus Beach of the Atlas attended a meeting and banquet of the Ohio Hotel Men's association in Cincinnati yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Beach
The
Atlas
Ohio Hotel Men’s Association
Cincinnati
Coffee and Postum Claim Health and Vitality Benefits
A persuasive ad argues clear thinking and steady nerves depend on regular food and drink. It claims coffee contains caffeine as a poisonous drug and promotes Postum Food Coffee rich in gluten and phosphates to boost energy for brain and body workers. There's a Reason.
Society Gossip Sparks A Busy Local W A T C Roundup
Miss Adena Meyers hosted the W A T C club with prizes of handkerchiefs nut picks and a book going to Miss Tillie Beaver Miss Nina Beaver and Roland Davis. The calendar lists multiple club meetings and weddings including Miss Carrie Theiss and Glen Holden at St John s parsonage and other social happenings across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adena Meyers
Tillie
Nina Beaver
Roland Davis
Elizabeth Weiler
Miss Meyers
Clara Menchen
Miss Theiss
Mr. Holden
Carrie Theiss
Glen Holden
St. John’s Parsonage
H. A. Diekman
Connor Held After Delirium Tremens Find
William Connor a stranger was found Wednesday in a bad condition and near delirium tremens. He will be held at police headquarters and ordered out of the city after recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Connor
Manrod Arrest Linked to Millville Hotel Fire
Deputy State Fire Marshals John Ambrose and W T Sweeney arrest Homer Manrod, 34, of Ookcotto on arson charges in connection with last Friday morning’s Millville Manrod hotel fire. Police say witnesses place him in Millville before the blaze. Manrod denies involvement as his parents seek bond.
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John Ambrose
W. T. Sweeney
Cincinnati
Millville
Manrod Hotel
Ito
Democrat-Sun
Ookcotto
Hamilton
Graf
Metcalfe
W. H. Sweeney
Cokcotto
Homer Manrod
Sam
Young Manrod
Manrod
Thomas
Bond Fixed for Prisoner After Family Returns
After initial disappointment the prisoner was released when the bond was fixed at 1000 dollars with Charles Werbel providing the required surety. Millville travel building valued about 2500 with a 1500 mortgage on the property, listed at 2800. A hearing is scheduled for next Thursday morning before Mayor Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Werbel
Tratel
Millville
Thomas
Lucas files divorce suit for gross neglect in probate court
Rose B. Lucas sues Walter Lucas in probate court for divorce after a marriage on January 8, 1887. She cites gross neglect of duty and lack of support for herself and two children, Orville 19 and Estella Maud 16, now in California. She seeks ownership of a Market street house free of the defendant's dower. C. J. Smith, attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose B. Lucas
Walter Lucas
S. C. J. Smith
Real Wonderland Healing Remark at Mound City
In Mound City Mrs. E. D. Clapp reports her son recovered from near fatal lung and throat trouble after using Dr King s New Discovery. The medicine guarantees relief for coughs and colds and is available in 50c and 1.00 sizes with a trial bottle free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Mound City
E. D. Clapp
Mrs. Clapp
Dr. King
Refused Imitations in Advertising Claimed by Publisher
A newspaper notes a policy to reject imitations and urges readers to insist on genuine advertised articles. It emphasizes verifying sources and avoiding packaged or false claims marketed as authentic.
West minister Presbyterian church choir elects officers
At the annual election Elmer FE Lewis was chosen superintendent of the Sunday school. Other officers include FE M Ladley assistant superintendent Miss Aritta Zschau primary department Miss Pauline Langenbrueher secretary Marion McClung librarian and treasurer John Shields with Willard Paullus as assistant treasurer G P Stevenson chorister Lotta May Nudd pianist and Mrs C C Carle assistant pianist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Elmer FE. Lewis
FE. M. Ladley
Willard Paullus
Aritta Zschau
Pauline Langenbrueher
Marion McClung
John Shields
G. P. Stevenson
Lotta May Nudd
C .C. Carle
Licensed Weddings Tie Four Couples in One Notice
Four couples listed for marriage under Rev. Austin and Rev. Tranter. Algie Romney Mitchell 21 mechanical engineer of Miaiotowe weds Elizabeth Marie Russel 22 of Middle town. William H. Leffler 31 traveler of Hamilton weds Stella E. Durbin 24 of Kylie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sohngen
R. N. Shotts
Sohngen
Ross Avenue
Fred Mudgett
George Barkman
Harry Solingen
A. B. Austin
Elizabeth Russell
Romney Mitchell
Middletown
Algie Romney Mitchell
Miaiotowe
Elizabeth Marie Russel
Austin
William H. Leffler
Traveler
Hamilton
Stella E. Durbin
Kylie
Tranter
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Ad Persists
An old Radcliffe Drug Co advertisement promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a nightly tonic. It cites Cor High and 2nd Streets and 231 High Street as locations for purchasing the tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frost
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Radcliffe Drug Co
Cor. High & 2Nd Sts
High St
Man Arrested on Suspicion in Copper Wire Theft
On suspicion, John Kiger, husband of a colored woman, was arrested for possible involvement in the theft of two rolls of copper wire from the C. H. & D. railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kiger
C., H. & D. Railway
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Reward
An early 20th century advertisement offers one hundred dollars for an incurable catarrh cure and endorses Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood and mucous system remedy. It cites F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo and druggists as sellers with testimonials and internal consumption claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Cadereignes
F. J. Cheney
Drusta
Yake Hall
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Brown
High Street
E. E. Broun
First National Bank
Hamilton, Ohio
W. C. Frechtling Co. Grocer
White
John Donnelly
Gus Bosch
W. A. T. C. Club
Mrs. Patten
Ella Patten
Progress Avenue
Messrs
Lucian Pope
L. L. Patten
M. Harris O. P. Branch
Frank Mustard
Mesdames
Patten
Mustard
Wells Emerich
A. L. McDonald
Margaret Thomas
Lakeman
Misses May Stevenson
Norma McDonald
Ruth and
Fay Branch
Eva Antrim
J. Linn
Peter Lowell
Indianapolis
Bon Temps
Culla Smith
Bon Temps Club
Morris Cox
Hail
Chris Fischer
Frank Jones
Harry Trout
Euchre
Euehre
Will Holbrook
Joe Marr
J. F. Wright
Gus Fischer
Mas
Albert Hill
Carrie Zilliox
Second Street
Gemuethlichen Club
Ida Rose
Chris Benninghofen
Clarence Hartkoff
Claro Club
Mike Ebel
Conrad Eichorn
Ross Slifer
Ott Shifer
Will Shaffer
Ed Canning
Connor
Electro Simicon Co
Cliff St
Millville Fire
Claus
Thel
V. Howell & SonCo
Hasiblont Coonsalo
Baby’s
Hubby
Mathes-Sohngen Co
Astrakhan
Elmer Lewis
Sup’t
Westminster Sunday School
First Reformed Church
Main St
China
Katherine Auraden
Radcliffe Bros.’ Drug Co
Radcliffe’s
Miss Auraden
Heaton Street
the Age
F. Xinch
Bell
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