Deed of a dastard explosion harms Cleveland riders
A nitroglycerin explosion aboard a Euclid Avenue car in Cleveland injures six, with Mrs. B C Martin among the gravely hurt and others sustaining severe injuries. Officers and militia report tense conditions as a street railway strike triggers rioting and guard deployments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
B.C. Martin
Alanson Brrest
Catharine Harris
Corsell Street
F. A. Smith
Vienna Street
Ibert B. Bassett
Tego
Dore Schessier
Oakdale Street
Martin
Slio
Brooklyn
Tragedy in Muscatine Iowa Rocks Crippen Family
George Wright a former Muscatine electric railway motorman shot and killed Mrs. Crippen at the Crippen home after attending a farewell reception for the couple who planned to move to Merrill, Wisconsin. Wright tried to shoot Crippen but was overpowered and jailed with guards. He has a history of multiple marriages. The chaotic report notes scattered, unclear lines about other events and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
George Wright
Wright
Tie
Tapia
Jeviouss
Turbulent Week Ended With Fires Lynching and Strikes
A chaotic week saw brickmakers striking in Chicago yards, large areas burned in Lewisburg Tennessee and Marienburg Prussia, and lynchings including Stanley Hayes near Brandon Mississippi and Frank Embree near Bruton Missouri. Reports claimed Paul Kruger’s resignation false while earthquakes rattled Los Angeles and surrounding areas.
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Chicago
Lewisburg
Tenn
Stanley Hayes
Brandon
Miss
New York
Labor Party
Catherine Dillon
Bristol Ta
Paul Kruger
Transvaal
San Salvador
Order of Freematons
Ohio
Newport
San Francisco
Menna
M. J. Afock
Joe
Cora Smith
Bats Bluff
Kansas
Frank Embree
Miss Dougherty
Bruton
Chick Davis
Willian Gunn
Wilmst Ark
Wiliam Pinkstar
Bicknell, Inc
Marienburg
Prussia
John Hamilton
Fugue Prairie
Tex
B. T
Hull
Florence Gordon
Athens
Lfe
Henry Novels
Rosaline Davis
Hattiesburg
I. L. Stocking
Yacoma
Wash
California
New York National Building and Loan Association
Bypalseceiver
Withixer Ster Garver
Abrahem
Washington County
Tresten Carsen
Washington
Freon
Carsen
Nesiden Agc
Beslan
Fredonia Briefs Touching Local Events and Weather
Mrs Mattie Bilsaia on the road calls upon relatives in the vicinity Sunday. Mr Keller, lately ill, is able to be around again. Mrs Win Rapy of Clarendon passed away. funeral at Lyon Lake church Tuesday. Tuesday rain welcomed by farmers as pastures dry and corn and potatoes seed for rain. corn looks good with hopes of a large yield. Miss Leng Miisner plans to teach shooting in district No 8 Marshill township this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Bilsaia
Caryassion
Gee
Riess
Morengo
Keller
Win
Rapy
Claréndon
Lyon Lake
Fiss Leng Miisner
Marshill Township
Local Notes From Hillsdale Township Harvest Update
Casper Hardware Co reports L Nowlin visiting her mother and kin in Hillsdale Sunday. Dry spell boosts wheat stacking, Geo Wing builds new east township residence, WH Hopkins from Lansing plans oak timber shipment, Thomas Goff erects a fine house on the former site, new Maccabee hall nearing occupancy, threshing machines active, wheat yields vary but largely good quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Nowlin
Hillsdale
Geo. Wing
WH. Hopkins
Lansing
Thomas Goff
Community Social Notes From Eaton Sn Eye Area
Misses Reba Carter and Zoe Wise visited Edan Wika of Eaton Sn eye. Jack Pertin and Anorilla Leonant met Mr and Mrs Wallis Leonant of Bellevue. Mr Cass-Carthigat lost a horse on Thursday. Mrs Kitt Lewis sprained her ankle in a bicycle fall. Normal Wood visited friends in Baton Rapids. Bir Warner and daughter Arba from South Albion are visiting nearby. Mary Fry and daughters Talis and Florence of Albion visit relatives here. Mr and Mrs Fred Henderson and Mr George Bain called on Marve Faulkner Sunday. Harvest picnic planned at the foot of the lake Friday, June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reba Carter
Zoe Wise
Edan Wika
Eaton Sneye
Jack Pertin
Anorilla Leonant
Wallis Leonant
Bellevue
Triday
Cass- Carthigat
Kitt Lewis
Normal Wood
Baton Rapids
Bir. Warner
Arba
South Albion
Ales
Mary Fry
Talis
Florence
Albion
Fred Henderson
Iadd
George Bain
Mnod
Marve Faulkner Sanday
Local Families Visit and Contests Highlight Week
Mrs Eyuma Wedel and daughters Gracie and Alicoe vistited Battle Creek with relatives. Mrs L Bosworth and daughter are ill. M Talbot ill. Mrs Rhenbew Wood went to Battle Creek sanitarium for treatment. Mrs Past of Brookfield stayed with daughter Mrs Fred French. Edna Ewins Bessie and Quthie Wertz visiting Battle Creek. Aggie and Altha Thomas visiting grandparents in Charlotte. Louis Wood won the medal at a South Walton contest. Six silver medalists listed for the next competition: Dena Wahl Daisie Carver Joe Willson Sylvester Gtoshe Herman Wahl Louis Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyuma Wedel
Gracie
Alicoe
Battle Creek
L. Bosworth
M. ‘Talbot
Rhenbew Wood
Battle Creek Sanitarium
Past
Brookfield
Fred French
Edna Ewins
Bessie
Quthie Wertz
Aggie
Altha Thomas
Charlotte
Louis Wood
South Walton
Dena Wahl
Daisie Carver
Joe Willson Eor
Sylvester Gtoshe
Herman Wahl
Local Readers Parade Names in Odd Mixed Localities
Fragmented OCR lists several individuals with towns such as North Athena and Fasterville. The text mentions visits, friendships, and family ties across casual day activities, with many garbled names and places creating a mosaic of local social notes.
Pleasant Round of Visits and Local Gatherings
Athens residents enjoy a hostess afternoon at Kee Treat Point with Muliy Harvey Bliss Bertha Fox and many friends. Prof Seaman and Prof Croninger attend Marshall institute. fifth Buell family reunion held at P. L. Simons’ home. Miss May Hungerford and Miss Edna Pagsley visit Albertson family then return home. Funeral for Flossie Cause at Colom cemetery. Luna Fooie plans visits to Battle Creek Jackson Clinton Detroit. Local residents host, visit, and socialize amid small-town events and arrivals.
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Muliy- Harvey
Bliss Bertha Fox
Moorepark
Caf
A.C. Wisner
Albertaon
Underwood
Greenfield
Taylor
Sirs
Fonda
Miller
Mmisses Hungerford
Parma
Pagsley
Aldon
Manton
Albertson
Hutch
Hirvay” Miller
Wadsworth
Ohio
Y. Mo Alberton
Kee Trea Point
Jo Wing
Nora Long
Vieltabung
Yaere
S.V. R. Lepper
Eugene Kirby
Marshall
Lepper
Seaman
Croninger
Mms
EB. Hwiats
James Osborn
Phillips, Wis
A. L. le Gro
Three Rivers
Fll. Crite
Vicksburg
May Hungerford
Edna ‘Pagsley
Flossie
Ed. Cause
Clark Street
Becker
Constantina
Colom
Luna
Battle Creek
Jackson
Clinton
Detroit
Homer Love
Elm
Johnson
Hayg
Local notices and visits fill the week in Battle Creek area
Ubi Samus meets Luther Biske Saturday evening the 20th inez and Lyla Hoyt May Chapin Lena Lusk and other ladies will camp at hiyon lake next week. Lyle Boyt sprained ankle learning to ride a wheel and will use crutches. Hurley Smith plans an excursion to Niagara Falls next week. Mrs Will Shore returned to her home in Jackson Wednesday evening. Mrs Irwin Adams and children visited her parents last Friday. Miss Ligne Hoyt of Battle Creek staying at Hoyt residence. Mrs Emma Campbell and son visiting AL J. Lusk's. Miss Gertrude Greenalgh of Marshall visiting J. J. Wilkenson's. Jennie and Norval McCormick visited friends in Battle Creek Sunday. Rev Edwin Tench returned from Wisconsin Monday and reports Piedmont fine. George Carter traveled to Moscow on his wheel Saturday and back Monday. George Brownell threshing nearby. George Chapin visited Elmer Vau Sickls in Reading earlier week. Mrs Tench and daughter Sarah and Herbert Bliss joined Chicago excursion, returning Monday. Forda Neal of Assyria in town. Mrs Mark Lampson of Oxegen visiting at Dr Adams'. CASPER MAGDWARE GD
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Ubi Samus
Luther Biske
Inez
Lyla Hoyt
May- Chapin
Lena Lusk
Hiyon Lake
Lyle Boyt
Hurley Smith
Niagara Falls
Will Shore
Jackson
Irwin Adams
Ligne Hoyt
Battle’ Creek
Hoyé
Emma Campbell
AL J. Lusk’s
Gertrude Greenalgh
Marshall
J. J
George Chapin
Elmer Vau Sickls
Reading
Bedford library patrons seek details on missing items
A garbled local item mentions the South Belford Library and a search near Sumi ayes re ion CRSPT TARDY dt CO. The fragment shows obscure references to Myra Milton Barney Weeinesiat and a possible incident at a pese near Pini Bake.
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South Belford
Ats Eat
Sin
Myra Milton Barney
Ceresco Village Socials and Local Franchises Highlight Busy Week
Ceresco residents hosted visitors from Battle Creek Newton and Marshall while planning a Union Sunday school picnic east of the village on Kalamazoo river banks. Township bonds granted another electric street railway franchise from Pattla Creek to Jackson, with completion by January 1. Church groups and Ladies Aid held meetings. W Ot U and LGT M organized charity events. local officials noted wheat shipments and a new depot.
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G. Be Kiutapp
Corm Crib Om Hia
Kalamzoo
Casper Hardware Co and Local Households Update
Caspar hardware firm listed buyers and local households names including Ewin babies at Chas Cornell's. Ezra Conant family spent weekend at H 1 percent. Bernice Vere Murch have whooping cough. Curt Baldwin new threshing machine and recent trip to Charlotte. J Reasoner selling a steam cooker to help save money. Gene Mattison bought Herb Hoff’s buggy. Hiram Butterfield ill at his son William’s tear Parneilo. Ids Sanders of Five Points selling seananii washing powder last week.
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Ewin
Chas
Cornell
Ezra Conant
Stoddard
Bernice
Vere Murch
Curt Baldwin
Frank Murch
Charlotte
J. Reasoner
Gene Mattison
Herb Hoff
Hiram Butterfield
William
Ids Sanders
Marshall Area Social Roundup From Community Gatherings
Crassfer Hardware Co. Br. M. J. Zimperman entertained her mother Mrs. Fuller of Albion. Lena Lark visited Mrs. Jank Preach of Marehall. Maale Rogers of Battle Creek visited her aunt Sirs, Frank Miller. Tekonsba resident Miller and Helen Mar Robinson of Battle Creek visited Wneslte Paylor last week. A pic nic at Lyon iske and Farmers Club meeting at Geo Teller's home featured an active program. A sombre event in Marshall and vicinity and the Wii Sacess society held a joyful tree at Lyon hoke Tuesday. Asa. erty of Chicago called on Ww Spree ae De Pati fying Coa. Feats Lua on Wednesday, August 3. Everywhere people were out.
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Br. M. J. Zimperman
Mrs. Fuller
Albion
Lena Lark
Jank
Marehall
Maaile Rogers
Battle Creek
Sirs
Frank Miller
FL. Miller
Tekonsba
Helen Mar Robinson
Wneslte Paylor
Lyon Iske
Farmers Club Sheld
Geo
Teller
Marshall
Lyon Hoke
Asa
Erty
Chicago
Local Social News from Clarendon and Surrounding Area
Sunday visits and weekend gatherings are noted in Clarendon with families such as Mr. and Mrs. Thongs Taied and family, Miss Bertha Shaddock visiting sister Mrs. Frank Rynp, Mr. and Mrs. McFartha with friends near Litchiel, and Mr. and Mrs. McFadden with Fred Mibvle. Also Mr. and Mrs. Claris and family spent Saturday and Sunday with the latter’s brother Mr. Alien of Texongha, plus Miss Afando Ryan from Hastings visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarendon
Mayra McCouch
William Hess
oMr
Mr. Alien
Texongha
Afando Ryan
Hastings
Izhe Neles Work and Local Rumors Stir Broad Interest
The article notes rapid progress on erecting the electric izhé-neles and mentions Tawyer Le Bar Tompkins, longtime Homer figure, not moving to Battle Creek. It reports no kissing bugs found by Homerites, while a conflicting account suggests sightings. A nearby factory in Homer contemplates moving to Bomer if a twenty thousand dollar loan succeeds, and a new dam is installed at the Lower mill by SARDWARE CO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izhé-Neles
Tawyer le Bar Tompkins
Homer
Battle Creek
Jiessiy Lees
Ar Bieyela
Bomer
Borg
Louisiana Woman Suffrage Proxy Anomaly Audited
Ethel C. Avery notes a Louisiana curiosity where tax paying women may vote on tax questions but cannot legally witness proxy certificates for others. New Orleans readies for a sewer and drainage levy vote with women urged to participate, while proxy rules and witnessing competence clash with old French law. The piece contrasts civic progress with legal quirks, and mentions umbrella ants and related natural curiosities.
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Ethel C. Avery
Louisianua
Woman's Tribune
Louisiana
New Orleans
Louisigny -Texpaylog
Evelyn W. Ordway
Era ‘Lib
Roxy
Detroit Livestock Market Report Mixed Amid Bleary Prices
The Detroit livestock market notes cattle steady to mixed with calves and hogs showing varied prices. Receipts include around 1,003 cattle and 2,203 hogs. prices listed for feeders, calves, and milk cows show modest declines. Local dealers like B. B. Hughes and Nagel's are mentioned in the notes.
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Detroit
Detroit Hive
Mia Sabes
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