Tuberculosis Remedy Praised in Personal Testimony
A long testimonial promotes Eckman’s Alterative as effective against consumption and tuberculosis. It recounts a widow named Mrs Govert recovering after Sept 1808 with improved weight and health following the treatment. The affidavit asserts a life saved, urging readers to inquire locally at The Radcliffe Drug Co and Eckman laboratories Philadelphia.
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Kevin
Mas. Govert
Griffith
Sirs
Anus Govert
Alaveli
Nuran
Mire Ano Trinen
Win, Berg
St. Michael's Huvclt
Sherville
Eckman
Wm. Berg
Fickmann
Gaimlslair Uikman
Radcliffe’ Drug Co
Eckman Laborais
Philadelphia
Death's Toll Continues With Fire Loss At County House
Report notes a manor fire that cost William Finirock his life as detectives Stricker and Dulle receive praise for aiding in recovering a burned man from the courthouse. Wallace E. Beach, initially involved, collapsed from the excitement and died later in his Rent selflox building office.
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William Finirock
Count House
Mr. Hintrock
Stricker
Dulle
Uueir
Ite
Statue of Goddess of Justice Erected in 1887
The Goddess of Justice statue, made of Babbitt metal and weighing 1660 pounds, stood on the courthouse cupola after being placed March 23, 1887. It was hollow and half an inch thick, with a nine inch footwear height, set on a three inch pedestal. The contractor received $100 from the county for installation.
Robbery and wreck halt at We Grand theater collapse
Three men in a ruined We Grand theater causeway discuss entering the treasury while Buck Ghuier and Progenitor Burns rescue books and property as a dome falls. A body fragment is found during Hadlers cleanup and remodeling proceeds with Judge Gate's damaged courtroom to be modernized and kept open re hearing progress.
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Buck Ghuier
We Grand Theater
Buck
Burns
Wer
Levinas la
Judge Gate
Garbled Rival Papers Report Great Cincinnati Fire
A garbled garland of reports from out-of-town papers, especially the Cincinnati Post, amuses readers while detailing a fire loss of about 250000 with all records gone and the building destroyed. Anne Wagenstall among rescuers, and telegrams of sympathy arrive from Hamilton and Dayton chambers of commerce. Funeral services for Love are set for Monday at 1. st. Delaclé officiating, Greenwood Cemetery interment.
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Cincinnati Post
Hamilton
Post
Anne Woyenstahl
Himes
Marc Welliver
Miss Wagenstall
Hamilton Chamber of Commeree
C.R. Greer
Chamber of Commerce
Ohio
Chamber’ of Commerce
Fred W. Fraser
Chamber of Commersa
Dayton
William Love Dies After Brave Hospital Battle
Fireman William Love died in Mercy Hospital after a five hour struggle with illness. Born in Dublin March 22, 1805, he moved to Indiana City, later serving as a driver in the fire department from September 1903. He married January 3, 1910, and is survived by his widow and several siblings.
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William Love
Mercy Hospital
Mr. Love
Yhen
Love
Dublin
Indieana
Indiana City
Uitinillon
Vivor Hin
Alice Bolark
Manitoba
Cine Whi
Willian Wirta
Oxfords
Mes
Ein
Boling Anid Mrria
Bert and
Mire
Stewart
Charles Leive
Vineinnsh
Barry Love
The Dead Squirrel at the Court House Fire
A small squirrel living near the court house fire scene died in the blaze. It was popular with children and locals who fed it, stored light sweets for its friend, and frequented the building’s attics and stores. The animal’s loss is mourned by many who knew it.
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Court House
Dyers
Emitt Bearse Park
Pitt
Narrow Escape in Blaze Tells Trinity Cheik Treath Tale
Trinity Cheik Jul I. Treath recounts a near fatal fire incident. He describes the moment the crash occurred while escaping flames and the struggle to reach a second floor door, where access was blocked. He suffered severe burns but escaped.
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Trinity
Mr. Heath
Mr. Heatly
Funeral for John Hunker Planned for Saturday
John Hunker, a former fireman aged 29 years, 11 months, 8 days, will be laid to rest Saturday afternoon at 3 80 o clock at Greenwood Cemetery. The funeral will be led by Rev H Nevinhorst at 223 South Game and a half dozen fire department members are expected to attend. He is survived by his widow, a stepdaughter Florence Smith, five sisters and several brothers living in Michigan and Indiana.
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Love
Franklin Street
Delaelé
Kerst
Greenwood
Cenetory
Taha Waker
Hy Court House
Thurslay Avon
BP. E. Welsh
Hank
Plorenne. Smith
Nana
Waller
Cwoedalé
Mine
Hamiliai
Michandalon
Halfinngton
Teast
South
O'Clovk
Rav
Chief Dowty Collapses After Fire Call
Chief Dowty of the Fire Department collapsed early yesterday on North Street after attending a courthouse fire. He is confined at home under doctor care while his company, the Ones, praised for their motor truck records, followed closely at the scene and supported his directives during the incident.
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Chie
William Dowty
Dowty
Court House
Snl
Aind Company
Nik W
Wade
Dunty
Bery Pit
Ones
PD Street
Chief Dowty
Hrata
Chief Dowty Heroic in Inferno Rescue Struggle
In a dire blaze, Chief Dowty directed firefighters from the ruins while rushing into danger himself. Three brave men were reportedly trapped in the pit area as a tower collapsed. Dowty narrowly escaped, collapsing later from exhaustion. He remains in hospital with supporters hopeful for a full recovery.
Largeman Smith Recalls Fatal Court House Fire
Tobin Clem Smith recounts a disaster at a courthouse where William Love John Hunker and George Fritz perished or were gravely burned. Firefighters fought from the stairway and elevator shaft as a tower collapse trapped workers in the rotunda. The Journal branding urges readers to share the paper.
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Tobin Clem Smith
William Love
Johnn Hunker
Ives
George Frits
Mr. Smith
Chief Dowty
Fritz
Love
Hunk
Therdren
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