No Orders Given For Ohio Troop Mobilization In 1903
Fragmentary report notes rumors of Adjutant General Weybrecht issuing orders for Squillivers and Southern troops. It describes requisition of equipment valued over a million dollars, with supplies to be sent to Washington and national guard movements in the capital. Details include tents, uniforms, mules, ammunition, field desks, signaling gear, and field telephones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonius
Mareh
Uaneral Weybrecht
Ohio
Weybrecht
War Department
Washington
National Guard
Gang United
Amadel
GSPO
Signal Corps
Ordnance Departuee
Hair Tonite Miracle Hair Growth Ad
An advertisement touts Rexall Hair Tonite as a powerful product promising dramatic hair growth. It claims to nourish the scalp, energize follicles, and deliver a shiny head of hair through regular use, urging readers to order promptly.
Fragmentary report on army equipment and staff reallocations
A garbled dispatch notes efforts to replenish gear and bolsters, mentions Toledo or Cleveland engineers, and references Adjutant General Weybrecht and General Verbrecht. It notes a plan to reassess certain companies and indicates personnel timelines up to twenty four days, with officers advising readiness.
Ohio State University Ales Exhibition Inquiry for Dotler County Fair
G A Kumler secretary of the fair board received a letter from A & Gralgin OSU agricultural school superintendent asking if the fair board wants the university to hold its agricultural exhibition at the Dotler County Fair in October. The exhibition is described as very interesting, especially to ladies, but no reply has yet been received from Wooster about the agricultural exhibition, so the Columbus exhibition decision is delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Kumler
Fair Board
A. &. Gralgin
Agricultural School
Ohio State University
Dotler County
Grahuim
Wooster
Columbus
Mrs Curry Aastia Harkrader Guites Dies at Mercy Hospital
Mrs Curry Aastia Harkrader Guites wife of John W Curry died of typhoid fever at Mercy Hospital. She was brought to the hospital Sunday February 2 from Leman Township near Middletown. Survived by widower three children father Bruce Harkrader and brother Glen Harkrader. The funeral will be held at her father Bruce Harkrader home Monday at Loom with Rev S A Livingston of Monroe officiating. Burial in Woodside Cemetery, Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aastia Harkrader Guites
John W. Curry
I. Om
Toway
Leman
Middletown
Bruge Harkrader
Glenent Harkrader
Druce Harkrader
Loom
Local Society Notes Highlight Visits and Moves
Mrs. James Karae and daughters Mary and Lucy of Norwood visit Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Artha Seidensticker and Miss Harriet Maglehart while returning from Springfield. Mrs. Z M Barden hosts Lucal White of Georgia. Mr. and Mrs. William Jd Wilgon plan to move from 148 South Fourth Street to Caldwell farm on the Seven Mile Pike. Mrs. Harry Ratlitt hosts Miss Sarah Addierill of No for her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Karae
Mary
Lucy
Norwood
Artha Seidensticker
Harriet Maglehart
Caylor
South Fing Street
Springfield
Z. M. Barden
Lucal
White
Geor
William Jd. Wilgon
South Fourth Gt
Caldwell Farm
Seven Mile Pike
Harry Ratlitt
Sarah Addie Rill
Asie
Fragmentary note on diamond sale and events in Shinie Hivnyen
The readable text hints at a portrait of diamond sales or bonds, mentioning G. Dell and Tay Cie GME in a noisy, unclear sequence. It references Pie Uatayes and ill bee clegited, with likely events or auctions occurring in a place named Shinie Hivnyen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shinie Hivnyen
Getadiige
Reward Offered For Recovery Of Body In Miamisburg
In Miamisburg Ohio on March 17 1900 local boys offered a 25 dollar reward to the person who will locate the body of an unknown man who drowned after chasing him through town and into the river. Volunteers used search dogs and dynamite in a broad hunt near the high school area but failed to identify the victim from belongings found at the barn. A woman claiming relation to a missing man from the west provided details but did not reveal her name. The reward was raised by the girls themselves as the search continued with more volunteers joining the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miamisburg
Mare
Cottvetyi Ik
Seins
Editor Demoret Laid Up After Venice Graphic Accident
The Venice Graphic editor Demoret Laid Up after a fall caused by a falling timber while inspecting a building demolition. He suffered a fractured knee, shoulder blades, and back injuries, with a long recovery expected from the mishap on Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuiior le Demores
Venice
Mets
Demurel
Fife
Welivity van
Intoxication Arrest Report From Wathendwal KA
Odin Tonpisie was arrested on a charge of intoxication. The record notes a fine and local authorities involved, with references to War and Lingler's coal sand and Moyer Rall Powell. Details are garbled but indicate a police action and a monetary penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odin Tonpisie
Day To War & Lingler
Lecture on Passion Play Draws Wide Interest at Miami
Dr G P Benton reviews the Passion Play origin and Oberammergau slides in a lecture at Miami University. He notes male and female attendance, the symbolism of stage acts, and the religious significance, urging moral living and devotion among attendees. Also reported is a burglary at Cheis Web’s meat store on South Froyt and Ludlow streets with minor losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheis Web
Froyt and
Ludlow
Prominent Dem Politician Henry Kowalle Dies
Henry Kowalle longtime Democratic figure ex mayor of St Bernard and Hamilton County business leader died at his home on Carthage Pike from a stroke. He had been ill for weeks and was unconscious at 8 o clock, dying about an hour later. Kowalle served two terms as mayor and remained active in local Democratic circles for 25 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kowalle
St. Bernard
Hamilton
Carthage Pike
Durhie
Aly
Imwalle Sarved
Sternard
Hamilton County
Tiinning && Is
Notable Curth Bank President Dies After Illness
Brant Imwalle, influential Curth banks and civic leader, dies after illness. He served as president or secretary for local societies, chaired county committees, and contributed to waterworks and the St Bernard Building Association. Survived by a widow and two daughters, with broad regard from citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Citizens’ Bank of Curth
Snells
SS Bernard Building Association
Ijtmubtees
St. Bernard
Catholic Knights of Amerand
Ohio
The
Foresters
Knights of Columbus
Angles
Jefferson Tut
Duskworth Club
Brant
Louslness
Benedetti
Sisterhood of
Notre Dame
Liz Burpe
Imwalle
Ughest
Local Court Records And Obscure Notices From Dayton Area
A cryptic OCR fragment notes deaths and a judge order at Dayton State hospital. It mentions Gaymen and Hattie Brown, John Byerlein on a visit, and Heal Latter associated with Rathonbush a ila in unclear context. The exact details and dates are unreadable.
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Connaughton
Dayton State Hospital
Hattie Brown
John Byerlein
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Comega New York Millinery Co
High Street
Sue Walton Lorenz
Ners
GAN Blankets
Bularith Sud
Cneenl
Teveland
Ari Ko Dadus
Pontooy
Joy Calixtimnl
Iewlyuar Jle
Verbrecht
Mrs. Curry
Bruce Harkrader
Grand Jury
Chee Axl
Meri Nomder
Demoret
Wathendwal
Fine Wilton
Roumesize Haas
Hott
Aeaith
Brussels
Berati Peturns
Sterling
Acvare Yalerg
Gil Gradi
Baslon Leathers
Mont Huff
Libvney
Stars
Amd Uusivits
Li Quars
Daks
Maheguns
Haimdae Oriental Anal Flory
Hue
Axminster
Kixlia
Loral
Melia
I Oriental
Vlund
Mateh
Maues
Mundo Ford
Davenport
Hiachuinte
Ensils
George Krebs
St. Near High
Chas Pete
Generois
Ely
G.P. Benton
Miami’s President
Y.mc.a
Ian
Tiny Poller Bentons
Miami University
Eve
Tote
Walt
Mae Stiles
Jlo Galt
Anton Ling
Evel
Anton Tang
Oberammergau
Christ
Marceats
Rathewhish & Cn
Henry Imwalle
Eagle Theatre
Lees Ture
Russhanvalanese Wah
Pord Arthur
Coopihors
Rathenbush & Co
Rathonbush A
Ila
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