Ohio Vital Statistics Show Yearly Deaths Marriages Births
Ohio's vital statistics for the year report 37 567 deaths 36 454 white 1 110 colored. County tallies list Cuyahoga 3 816 Franklin 1 255 Lucas 1 634 Montgomery 1 634 with Geauga the smallest. Marriages 46 385 led by Cuyahoga 6 331, others include Hamilton 4 458 Franklin 2 326 Montgomery 1 808 Lucas 1 457. Births 64 548 with Lucas 3 011 Franklin 2 533 Montgomery 2 151 Hamilton 405 Cuyahoga 242. March 6 299 births. April 4 411. June 5 521 marriages. Deaths peak in March 6 299. April 4 411 least. Single persons 15 719 deaths. married 13 800. widowed 6 954. unknown 965. Children under one year 6 105. over 100 23. Housewives suffer 6 636 deaths. editors and newspapermen 10 least. Pneumonia 2 773. tuberculosis 2 161. insane and epileptic admissions 2 873 with 50 non white. Hamilton 339, Shelby 6 lowest. Boys in industrial schools 285 girls 124.
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Democrat-Sun
Columbus
Ohio
G. I. Gardiner
Cuyahoga
Franklin County
Lucas
Montgomery
Hamilton County
Geauga
Voute
Cuyahoga County
Franklin
Lucas County
Hamilton
March
Boy Hurt When Grabbing Ride From Wagon
Friday afternoon in East Hamilton six year-old Eddie Horscher attempted to hitch a ride on a gravel wagon driven by Frank Lor her. His right leg was caught in the wagon wheel spokes and the body was pulled under the wagon bed before emergency stopping. He was freed with a painful bruise on the right leg.
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Frank Lorher
East Hamilton
Deerfield Pike
Eddie Horscher
John W. Durrough
Election workers urged to claim funds at Miami Valley Bank
Those who served as election officers or rented rooms for booths in the Democratic primary on Saturday may secure their money at the Miami Valley National Bank.
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Miami Valley National Bank
Roosevelt and Bryan Predicted as Candidates
United States Senator William A Clark of Montana and his son Charles Walker Clark and wife arrived in New York aboard the Teutonic after a stormy voyage. Clark praised Roosevelt as honest and good for the country though spectacular and speculated that Roosevelt may face renomination, while declaring Bryan a logical candidate for the Democratic nomination.
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New York
United States
William A. Clark
Montana
Charles Walker Clark
Clark
Roosevelt
Bryan
Presbyterians vote for Cincinnati church consolidation
Xenia Ohio October 11 committee in charge of consolidating First Second and Third Presbyterian churches of Cincinnati reports in favor of consolidation. Opponents may appeal to the general assembly over 700000 dollars in property. Kilpatrick charges dropped before merger. Synod to meet in Ashtabula after Friday adjournment.
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Xenia
Ohio
Second
Third Presbyterian
Cincinnati
General Assembly
Kilpatrick
Athens
Cumberland
Regular Presbyterian Church
Ashtabula
Enolia the mare vanished from Jamestown track
Enolia, famed mare from Jamestown Jockey Club racing, disappeared between midnight and daylight Sunday morning after being handed to a Pinkerton deputy postrace. Track watchman found the main gate lock pried and the bay mare gone through the passenger exit.
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Norfolk
Enolia
Jamestown Jockey Club
Pinkerton
Scores Made by Symmes Corner Guy Club Event
The Symmes Corner Guy club held a wind affected shooting event with three matches. In the first event 25 birds saw top scores from ae 21 Link 21 Greismer 21 Does 20 Shanay 17 Andrews 19 Hessler 17 Hollowell 17 Noes 16. In the second event 50 birds Andrews 44 Greismer 44 Link 42 Clark 40 Does 58 Baker 37 Hollowell 56 Shanay 35 Jessup 34. In the third event 25 birds Clark 22 Greismer 18 Andrews 23 Noes 15 Link 21 Baker 20 Does 20 Hessler 22.
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Symmes Corner Guy Club
Link
Greismer
Does
Shanay
Andrews
Hessler
Hollowell
Noes
Clark
Baker
Sunday School Teachers Meet at Y M C A
The Sunday School Teachers class will meet at the Y M C A tomorrow night at 7 30. Rev S B Hiley is the evening teacher.
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S. B. Hiley
OUT Again Nominated For Mayor of Oxford
Oxford Ohio reports the Republican convention nominating T L King for mayor with 101 votes while J F Fenton July 77, Walter Rogers 111 for marshal and Lian Brown defeating G Burkhardt for treasurer 74 to 66. The meeting drew about 300 attendees including Miami university students.
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Oxford
Miami University
T. L. King
D. P. Beaton
W. B. Rogers
W. Linn Brown
W. S. Alexander
John Molyneaux
S. E. Fye
W. E. Clark
Geo. M. Shera
H. A. Demand
Board of Public Affairs
H. M. Moore
J. A. Culler
T. A. McDill
Molyneaux
J. A. White
Benton
J. A. Bake
J. F. Fenton
Oxford News
P. Murray
Brandon
A. D. Douglass
King
Fenton
Marshal Walter Rogers
Taylor Beckett
Ed Ringold
J. A. Clark
Ringold
Clark
B. of P. A
G. Burkhardt
Lian Brown
Burke
Sam’ E. Fye
Sam Murray
Fyve
Beaton
Repblicans
Sam‘ Fve
Mayor King
Burkhardt
C. A. Beeks
W. B. Wallace
Capt. S. P. Murray
Oxford Township
Justice of the Peace
Squire Norman Armistead
Firemen Drill on Ladder Truck At Monument
Chief Dowty of the fire department ordered the crew to practise this morning. The ladder truck was moved to the Soldiers Sailors and Pioneers monument where the extension ladder reached its full height. Firemen ascended and descended as several hundred spectators watched.
Stocks Fall on Amalgamated Copper Rumors
Heavy stock market losses marked the day in New York as traders cited rumors that Amalgamated Copper mines would close for an indefinite period, sending prices down by mid afternoon on the exchange.
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New York
Amalgamated Copper
Contempt Hearing Ordered for John Hummel
John Hummel must appear before Judge Harikoff next Wednesday morning to show cause why he should not be punished for contempt of court for refusing to pay alimony to Nannie Hummel. In New York City a three year old boy dies from nicotine poisoning after chewing part of a cigar left by his father on a sideboard.
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John Hummel
Harikoff
Nannie Hummel
New York
Thomas E. Leadon
Baby Mustard Born to Mrs Mustard at Chestnut Street
A son was born to Mrs. Charles Mustard of 215 Chestnut Street. The brief item notes the birth and residence of the mother.
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Charles Mustard
Chestnut Street
Crowd Overpowers Driver After Fatal Auto Crash
Charles P. Baird of Philadelphia, son of a Baldwin locomotive worker, ran down and killed a boy at Neuilly last night. An angry crowd beat him and knocked him down twice before police rescued him.
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Paria
Charles P. Baird
Philadelphia
Mr. Baird
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Neuilly
Baird
Revenue agents target illicit saloons for stamp evasion
Government agents from the revenue department found two other saloons in addition to the Hof-Brau where bottles were refilled without removing labels or stamps applied in bonded warehouses. Each offense carried a $25 fine.
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Revenue Department
Hof-Brau
Newspaper Man William F Taylor Injured in Cincinnati
William F Taylor a veteran newspaper man connected with the Times Star in Cincinnati fell Thursday and dislocated his shoulder. He was well known for his role in the Snapp murder case.
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William F. Taylor
Snapp
Cincinnati
Times- Star
Lynn Boxwell Dies in St Louis Hospital
Lynn Boxwell 32, son of Judge and Mrs. Alex Boxwell of Franklin, died Saturday morning in a St. Louis hospital from Brights disease.
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Lynn
Alex Boxwell
Franklin
St. Louis
Largest line of Carpets to be found in Hamilton
Creighton and Hooven advertise the largest line of carpets in Hamilton at 236 High Street inviting shoppers to visit for selection and prices.
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Hamilton
Creighton & Hooven’s
High Street
Bugs of all sizes at prices that will surprise you
Creighton and Mooven at 236 High Street advertise a wide range of bugs for sale with pricing highlighted to attract customers.
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Creighton & Mooven
High Street
Tigers Home And Eager To Devour The Cubs
Detroit fans flood Bennet Park for the fourth game of the world championship series as both Detroit and Chicago arrive for the clash. Weather is clear and cool. Jennings whistles are heard as crowds buy general admission tickets while Donovan and Overall are expected to pitch.
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Detroit
Chicago
Bennet Park
Jennings
Donovan
Overall
Lusitania Sets Record With Faster Atlantic Crossing
The Lusitania passed Fire Island at 12 07 this morning and reached the Sandy Hook Lightship at 1 25, completing the voyage in four days and twenty hours, nearly five hours quicker than its initial trip ending September 13.
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New York
Fire Island
Sandy Hook
Child Dies After Jumping Over Bonfire
Four year old Marcella Haley, daughter of Timothy Haley a Pennsylvania railroad conductor in Xenia, jumped over a leaves fire last night. Her clothing caught and she died of burns.
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Xenia
Marcella
Timothy Haley
Pennsylvania Railroad
Gillardon Estate Probate Petition Filed for Administrator
William Earhardt asks the probate court to appoint him administrator of Mary Gillardon's estate valued at 2620 with 120 in personal property. Bond offered is 240.
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William Earhardt
Probate Court
Mary Gillardon
Byrd Sought After Home Coming Incident
John Byrd, reported to have returned home, allegedly abused his wife on Gordon avenue. Police searched but could not locate Byrd who had fled the scene.
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John Byrd
Gordon Avenue
Byrd
Bank of Wharton Robbed in Nighttime Heist
Bandits looted the Bank of Wharton in Wharton Ohio taking a large sum of money. Several nearby stores were raided and bloodhounds were sent to track the criminals.
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Upper Sandusky, O
Wharton
Ohio
Affidavit in Lunacy Filed Against William Netz at Hotel
At 2 40 this afternoon an affidavit in lunacy was filed in the probate court against William Netz by Frank Koerbel proprietor of the Farmers hotel. It is alleged that Netz went into the kitchen during noon and tried to kill several cooks or threatened to. He then wandered the corridors knocking at doors and muttering incoherently. Netz boards and rooms at the hotel and is now in the county jail.
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William Netz
Frank Koerbel
Farmers’ Hotel
Netz
Lime Famine Strikes Hamilton Early Week
Hamilton endured a lime famine for the first two days of the week as F. J. Straub & Co. and A. Benninghofen controlled supply. Neither firm had lime on Monday or Tuesday, but on Wednesday morning Benninghofen secured a car load and supply stabilized afterward.
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Hamilton
F. J. Straub & Co
A. Benninghofen
Benninghofen
Wonderful electric crane replaces human labor in rail unloading
The World Today lauds a magnetic crane that shifts ten ton loads with a press of a button, silently dropping rails and scrap iron. A comparison shows six men unloading wheels by hand in an hour versus four magnet operators finishing in under an hour.
The Democrat as Butler County’s Best Advertising Medium
The Democrat is hailed as the premier advertising medium in Butler County, highlighted for its reach and influence in the local market.
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Butler County
Weather outlook: Partly cloudy and colder today
Partly cloudy conditions persist today and tonight with a drop in temperature. Saturday is expected to be fair and cool across the region with lingering brisk winds.
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TWO Democrats
Standard Oil
William Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
William
MeCormick
Lakeside Drive
McCormick
John
Taylor
Lynn Boxwell
Tigers
Mrs. Gillardon
THE
Bank OF Wharton
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