Personal notices and family travel mix in community column
A fragmented social column lists Edna Barnet of Camillen and W C Barnet of Davis. mentions Edna’s relatives and a trip for medical treatment in Michigan. Also notes Martinville and College Chones residents attending events, hospital stays, and returns from visits with friends and kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell and Wite
Iihik
Edna ‘Barnet
Camilen
W. C. Barnet
Hermann Trolegar
Paul Ooyen
Amma McGarry
J. RM Lqhell
Chones
Pierce
Daxton Mes
C. Strohamtieny
South Balvoat
Niles Pool Works Co. President Returns After Gala Night
I. CO AeKinney, president of the Niles pool works firm, attended a recent event in Niles. The gathering drew many local leaders and residents who praised his leadership and the company’s contributions to the area.
Public Notice Fragment From Cinci Milton County Meeting
Fragmentary OCR text references a Cincinnati area meeting with mentions of funds and public action. It notes a hotel project linked to J. and references representatives of bodies present. Details are unclear and partially unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aig
Cincinnati
Fanta
Avon
Cinmilton
Ainge
Gibson
Do Xeph
Manent
Parisian Sage advertised for healthy hair care
Fragmented ad style text promotes Parisian Sage as a universal hair dressing to keep the scalp clean free of dandruff and to improve hair vitality. Mentions applying overnight to the scalp and using regularly for best results with bold promotional language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathers
Donnegleal
Ani
Inliy al
Alaska Mission Talk Shines at Union Meeting
Dr Sherger spoke on Alaska mission work and northern outreach noting Fathers Duncan and Sherger’s efforts among North American Indians. The event highlighted Methodist and Presbyterian Alaska social work with praise for education, housing, and missionary progress amid winters and remote communities. Many guests attended including Oxford College for Women president and local society figures enjoying a reception with prizes and social games afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherger
Alaska
Gajiety
Mie MoEdliteeh
Howie Ad
Dain Sherzer
Sheradyia Ie
Oxfort College For Women
Blargey Toll
Alisha
Atom Vormment
Cnela Lions
Noridiers
Enhgilny
Shnvger
Mather Duncar
Mirkidniey Soclelive
Local social events and notices fade into a crowded village scene
A jumble of names, parties, and club events fills a late 19th or early 20th century page. Birthdays, entertainments, library programs, and social meetings are listed with numerous individuals and households, including Miss Jonié Good, Mrs. Walter Harlan Bebenky, and Miss Berninghalan, detailing gatherings at homes on Third Street and various club engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonié Good
Woitth
Clus
Famig
Migs Janie Good
Novi Lt Third Street
Berninghalan
Olua Hermann
Walter
Harlan Bebenky
Would Draw Men to The Church Declares Dr Millikin
Me men of the First Reformed vine held an interesting meeting last night with many visitors. Dr Millikin spoke on "Why Men Won Not Attend Church" arguing churches must engage men beyond ceremonies and foster social outreach. He urged church work to include politics and economic problems and social service to attract men to faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Millikin
Baiely
Millilin
Lin
Ionea
Millikin
Dr. Mitikin
Ion
Malkin
Mrs Craig Abies Bild Crtiv near Overs jwek
Fragmentary OCR text describes Mrs Craig Abies Bild Crtiv and references estrustions and heart Edie. It mentions Mushind going home at Foitid and Moat AY with unclear names and dates. The passage appears to be an oblique social notice or genealogical fragment with numerous transcription errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edie
Foitid
Craigs
Hogan Match in San Francisco Sparks Local Speculation
In San Francisco January, local readers follow a puzzling boxing or sports rumor centering on Hogan and a bout or confrontation. The text hints at a contested match or pairing involving Hogan, Tagan, and Harlem’s team, with reversed bets and unclear outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Gneloawt Tagan
Harlem ‘Vom
Aynid Hogan
Berger Pushes Government Ownership Bill in Parliament
Berger, a leading socialist, introduced a bill proposing government ownership of railways and expressways. The measure, a follow up to recent policy moves by Pistnutster General Treliwark, targets nationwide control of key transport networks amid calls for expanded public ownership.
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Woashnaiin
Doudan
Ste Bill
T Way
Elwiaph
Epresent Ie Live Berger
Wikeunsiv
Pistnutster General Treliwark
Wlesenplt Hip
MRA Rife Recovers Amid Frat Controversy
MRA Rife shows signs of recovery after a disruptive incident involving a fraternity dispute on Wall Street. Investigators report no further danger and say health status is improving despite ongoing tensions.
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Wall Street
Dime deposited 40 years ago by depositor
A Malt Dime Sayings Bank employee recalls a 40 year old coin deposit recovered this Tuesday. Frederick Nyner, assistant cashier, confirms the bank kept the dime as part of the depositor’s account. The story notes the coin’s long ledger life and repeated balancing without altering its face value.
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New York
Orange
Ant Aeraumh
Keen
Frederick Nyner
Mua
Uribo Oeanye
Thisian
Taft Says Cataminus Uy and the President’s Woes
The article sketches Taft commenting on the president and vice president figures, noting editors’ views and impending November outcomes. It hints at political tension, loyalty within party ranks, and the struggle to align public policy with voter expectations amid uncertain economic signals.
Royal Welcome for Cardinal O Connell in Norton Mass
Cardinal Willig O Connell archbishop of Boston arrives for a welcome ceremony in Norton Massachusetts. A permanent palace for the cardinal is planned to be erected in the city and the event marks a significant religious and civic gathering with details of the journey noted in local coverage.
Bank Closes Doors in Vallipolis Amid Local Confusion
A city bank in Vallipolis, Ohio shut today amid unclear ties to local management. Officials say the closure results from outside operations and not the bank’s local leadership, with T Howard noted as active in banking in Cohaubus.
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Vallipolis
Janita Sreerst
Howard
Enh Jumnins
T Howard
Cohaubus
Lisbon Strike Misevaluated and Arrests Reported
Fragmentary text describes a general strike in Lisbon with police actions and arrests. It mentions participants held to produce viva voce statements and notes a Monday development related to the strike. The readable portions identify the event and authorities involved but lack clear dates or outcomes.
Fragmented report on Newport man suspected of attempted suicide
A damaged Newport article reports Frank Smith of 106 York Street allegedly drank poison in a Wednesday incident. Neighbors found him in distress and he was taken to a local hospital in serious condition. Authorities suspect he planned to end his life and may have diluted the poison.
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Newport, Ly
Frank Smith
York Streal
Loatlynd
York Streets
Smith Cartier
Smith
Watterson Denounces Wilson Harvey Rift in Florida Statement
Columbia North Carolina columnist Henri Watterson denounces the Wilson Harvey controversy in a Miami wine tour statement. He accuses rival leaders of delays and misrepresentations while asserting his own stance and predicting public reaction to the split within the faction.
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Columbia
N.C. Dan
Henri Watterson
Florida
Wilson-Harvey-Watterson
Starvey-Wilson
Colottel Harvey
Atlanta
Iagins
Willard
Shire Angell Oli
Tinddene
Gav
Wilken
Wilson
Laver
Utey
Harvey
Watterson
Middletown Millers 10 Be President Of K. I. C. League
Middletown officials report that Charles R. Miller of Middletown is slated for president of the new K. I. C. League after a business meeting where Columbus speakers discussed form of government and featured representatives from Shamrocks and Wiedomsa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millers
Middletown
Businex
Columbus
al & Aweling
Ue Tunilion
Marae Tur
Shamrocks
Wiedomsalenis
Will Behuieen
Charles R. Miler
Man in Contempt for Alimony Pays Up in Court
John Siuwat was found in contempt for failing to pay alimony to his wife Trudy Hurst. He was ordered to sign up for payments or face jail. He ultimately paid the owed amount after the court ultimatum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hurst
Jilge Gard
John Siuwat
Trudy Hurst
Ohio Electric Railway Hit With $1,500 Damage Suit
John I. Stone sues the Ohio Electric Railway Co claiming injuries from a December 23 1911 accident in Miamisburg. He says a car struck Wine on Mainaly Kercher streets in foggy conditions and that no head light was shown while the mill noise drowned the approach. Stone alleges broken liver and internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daytos
Ohio Electria Railway Company
Eonuhun Pleas Court
John I. Stone
Mainaly
Kercher Streets
Miamisburg
Ohio
Taft Heads to Arrow for Ohio Trip Finale
President Taft concluded his Ohio tour with a stop in Columbus where he delivered an address to delegates at the constitutional convention before proceeding by car to Alton for a final address tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Arrow
Columbus
Fatt
Alton
Ohio
Baby Roth Birth Announcement Fragments
Baby Roth is noted with parents Tom and Mrs Joseph Roth formerly Freda Verndon of 851 Vine Street. The readable text provides only partial details about the birth and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby Roth
Tom
Joseph Roth
Freda Verndon
Vine Street
Unnecessary Interview Cited By Official
In a brief statement the official said the information already covered the facts and an interview was deemed unnecessary, asserting no new details would be forthcoming and the record would stand as presented.
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A Satter, Sa
Enoca
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Philip Schlemmer Ames
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Messaines
Clem Wain
Conrad Riuunn
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Charles Starr
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Marrison Woodhul
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Bila Volleweiler
Nok Starr
Angophine Lenohnner
Hayat Caviston
Frey
la Geérge
Eda
Certrude
Mary Liatining
Elsiv
Opal
Vainio Ait Laon
Wyatt Mossik
Chadian Urmatin
Vint Joo
Ernest Boru Blow Witoy
Walter Rann
2 Townsley
Ray Wears
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Dun
Yireil
Luc
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Pra
Lee Clienre
Aml
Wivhird
Ruppert
Chas
Stew
Dewey
Wyant
Harry Cleaner
George Baker
Paul Hillespie
Port Union
Port Fnion
Tanga
Ceorge McClare
Cue
Fancey Parker
Leon Stitgel
Mibeert Maher
Don Cahoon
Donat Cahoon
Winlares
Mota Nica
Ada Nivol
Bvt Rothe
Wilda Stulte
Shirley Sorbere
Eden Walke
Olga Groumes
Myrttt
Selroth
Marig Sutisqr
Sie Tie Brown
Dorothy Plinneko
Pauline Gelx
Miser
Sarmuel” Mains
Alferd Alive Ont
Gordon Haber
Rics
Rowley Weik
Rrgressive Literary. Society
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Mva
Sam Shields
Hell Call
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Selwlioi
Mhar Miner
Lon Beale
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Alla
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Mit
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Iin
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Migs Marie Rubenstein
Martia Kine
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Don Bmyers
Thema
Avs
Fnjay
Ps Cy Club
Thea Y
Raul King
Misund Ly
Vin Ane
Asther Teller
Ida and
Annie Buocking
Ida Brown
Dalen Weigail
Elizabeth Weltine Phillips
Trail Lewellyo
Teton Newhnandes
Lon Plan
Jacob Halperin
Dr. Millikin
Mrs. Craig
Hogan
Harlem
Tommy Murphy
Berger
Hamilton
Orange, N. J
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Wilitara
Washington
Royal Welcome
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Byaker
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Ohio Electric
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