Fifty Burials Mark Collinwood Tragedy Reach
Cleveland March 7 reports detail a wave of funerals as fifty children from the Lakeview School disaster are laid to rest. Teachers testify that doors failed to open and no rescue was possible after the blaze began. Police and city officials vow fireproofing and new exits to prevent a repeat, with $25,000 state funds joining local donations for affected families.
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Collinwood
Rome
Morndihe
Lakeview
Hitter
Herolam
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Madill & Son and local trades advertise garments and services
Chas H Miller and Appleby Peterson advertise custom-made suits and hardware supplies. Madill & Son offer free city delivery from 1142 Philadelphia St. Hedden and Philo St firms solicit laundry work and other services. Agency for Brace Bros and Cleavers promotes sewing machines and evening wear.
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Madill & Son
Philadelphia St
Hedden
Indiana
Brace Bros., Cleavers
Wills Probated as Catwaéring Sprankie Named
The will of the late Catwaéring Sprankie of Trade Cub dated November 2 1907 was filed for probate February 10. It leaves a house to Trade City and the remainder to Sprankle, with Sprankle named as executor. Witnesses were George S. Sprankle and Lawrence Hicks. Entertained Shakespeare Club professor and Mrs H B Cogswell hosted the Shakespeare Clan at the New Indiana House Friday evening with a 23-guest dinner. Special fire drills were held in the Second Ward school before recess Friday. the pupils participated actively and the school emptied in under a minute.
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Catwaéring Sprankie
Trade City
Venus
Sprankle
George S. Sprankle
Lawrence Hicks
Shakespeare Club
H. EB. Cogswell
Shakespeare Clan
New Indiana
Ann
Second Ward
Anti-Saloon League prominence noted in local service tone
The Anti-Saloon League work at national and state levels has been prominent but not news for weeks. An able presentation of the Butler is planned at the Presbyterian Sunday service at 7 30 o clock. Frank Snyder and Harry McPhilmy have bought Daniel Wagner’s blacksmith shop next to Jamison’s livery stable and will continue the business.
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Anti-Saloon League
Presbyterians
Frank Snyder
Harry McPhilmy
Daniel Wagner
Jamison
Turn Over Collections By Township Officials
At a joint meeting of the White town ship School Board and township supervisors this morning collector Harry Long turned in his reports and arranged to hand over this collections on Monday. He has about 92000 belonging to the township.
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White Township School Board
Harry Long
Parisian Sage hair tonic comes to America in 50 cent bottles
DIRECT FROM PARIS Dr Giroux s famous hair restorer now made in the United States to save import duty Parisian Sage offered at 50 cents a bottle Tom Hildebrand named city agent recommends Parisian Sage as a delightful hair dressing Guaranteed to cure dandruff stop falling hair restore gray hair and cure scalp diseases or money back The Giroux Mfg Co Buffalo will ship prepaid for 50 cents Lieut J L Resse and First Sergt William Mareb of Troop D journeyd home from Harrisburg after exams for promotion Troop A Greensburg and Troop C Heading lack captains eight men eligible for vacancies
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Giroux Mig. Co
Buffalo
N. Y
J. L Resse
William Mareb
Junxsutawoey
Harriaburg
Greensburg
Rev Mabon outlines tomorrow's church services
Rev Mabon, in charge, lists morning and afternoon sermons at 11 and 2 30 with topics How the Christian Grows and The Text the Devil Takes The Sinner. A dozen White township lasses and four male school presiders received their pay in the Court House. Rev C W Carryll of Pittsburg speaks on National and State Anti Saloon League work at a union service in the Presbyterian church Sunday at 7 40. The W C T U计划 holds a social next Monday at 7 80. full attendance urged.
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Mabon
Christan Church
White Township
Court House
C. W. Carryll
Pittsburg
Anti-Saloon League
Reading market notes and Chicago Board of Trade report
Fragmented OCR text shows market references with Wheat September and Chicago Board of Trade activity as reported by W A Hamilton in the Marshall Building Nos 17 and 18. Details are garbled but indicate closing quotations and prices from Reading and Chicago markets.
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W. A. Hamilton
Chicago Board of Trade
Marshall Building
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