City Council Amends Walnut Street Paving Details
Trustees seek full width paving in front of Trinity church and school on Walnut street six feet wider than the 30 foot plan. The council discusses widening near the Armory, the five points project, and a cement water trough. Budget actions include a $300 temporary loan for street sprinkling and scheduling payments for city hall work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory Hall
Philip Burns
Burns
Armory Building
McIiroy
West Fourth Street
Marysville
Snodgrass
Sewer and Drainage Committee
Cartmell
Light and Water Committee
Cameron
Maple
Collins Avenue
Popular Street
City Hall
Killed His Playmate In Tragic Ohio Shooting
Michael Redman a 14 year old from Marion was shot through the heart by George Shuck in Fostoria while playing the Wild West Show. Relatives from Fostoria Upper Sandusky and Athens attended the burial at Armine cemetery. The shooter cried and feared suicide after the accident.
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Michael Redman
Fostoria
Armine
Upper Sandusky
Athens
Decased
James Redman
Redman
George Shuck
Shuck
Alexander H. Oliver
Nickle Plate Railroad
Marion
Estyl
Blair’s Evasion Ends With Capture After Disturbance
George Blair, arrested and fined by Mayor Cartmell for causing a disturbance on east Fifth street, vowed to rot in jail. He escaped from Officer Liggett, who fired three shots. Blair was recaptured near Roff’s livery barn with Fireman Geo. Schlegel helping restrain him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Blair
Cartmell
East Fifth Street
Officer Liggett
Calaboose
Roff
Naturalized citizen Alfred Collinson with Raymond creamery past
Alfred Collinson of near Broadway has received naturalization papers and is now entitled to all US citizen privileges. Born February 24, 1878 in Failsworth England, he emigrated March 5, 1883 to Lowell Massachusetts, then moved to Raymond, and later to near Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Collinson
Broadway
Raymond
United States
Mr. Collinson
Failsworth
England
Lowell
Mass
Mrs. Hopkins Granted Divorce in Byhalia Case
Mrs. Cena Hopkins of Byhalia was granted a divorce from Jas. Hopkins by Judge Brodrick on abandonment and gross neglect. She was awarded custody of their eight year old daughter. Hopkins deserted years ago and provided no support, with children living with the plaintiff's mother in Byhalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cena Hopkins
Byhalia
Brodrick
Jas. Hopkins
Mortgage Foreclosure Filed Over Richwood Brick Building
Thomas Price and Alice Price sue in common pleas court through attorney H. V. Spicer seeking foreclosure on a Richwood brick building owned by Arthur F. Benedict. L. R. Gast and J. M. Sanders & Co. are named for lease and sale contract ties. Amount claimed due is 3105.75. Benedict resides in Marion County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Price
Alice Price
Richwood
H. V. Spicer
Common Pleas Court
Arthur F. Benedict
L. R. Gast
Miss Irene Kennedy Visits Aunt in Sidney
Miss Irene Kennedy of Sidney is a guest of her aunt Mrs E Harford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Kennedy
Sidney
E. Harford
Graduation Exercises at Allen and Paris Townships
A large audience attended the Allen and Paris township commencement in Luther hall. Prof. John W. Zeller, Findlay schools superintendent and Republican candidate for state school commissioner, gave the class address on Higher Education. He noted 960 high schools in the state and Marysville among the top first class. about 70,000 youths would enter high school in September. The program, led by Miss Mary Otte, included solos, recitations, essays on alcohol and public education, and speeches by students such as Glen A. Robinson and Lara Hinderer, with final remarks by Zeller.
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Allen
Paris Township
Luther Hall
John W. Zeller
Findlay Schools
Zeller
Marysville
Mary Otte
Blanche Seigman
A. E. Harford
Helen Robinson
Robert McAllister
Glen A. Robinson
Ethel Warford
Heen Robinson
John Crother
Lara Hinderer
M. Lucy Jackman
Jessie Horney
Dana Stanley
The
Georgia Volunteer
Jennie Knotts
Free Schools
Grading Seventh Street In Edgewood Terrace Addition
Contractors Hardinger and Golden of Peoria are grading west Seventh Street in Edgewood Terrace Addition. Once grading is completed, property owners will avoid this future expense and benefit from improved lots ready for building.
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Hardinger & Golden
Peoria
West Seventh Street
Edgewood Terrace
Ballinger to Deliver Address at Dover Commencement
Prosecuting Attorney F Z Ballinger will give the class address at the Patterson commencement exercises in Dover township tomorrow evening at the M E church in New Dover. Music will be provided by the Irwin male quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Z. Ballinger
Patterson
Dover Township
M. E
New Dover
Irwin
Hoopes To Speak At North Lewisburg Decoration Day
Hon. Wm. T. Hoopes will deliver the address at the Knights of Pythias decoration services in North Lewisburg on June 28. Graves of deceased members will be decorated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. T. Hoopes
Knights of Pythias Lodge
North Lewisburg
Lentz Presented With Fine $65 Shotgun
Friends of Ralph Lents gathered at his home after a meal in Martin Burns' woods to present him a fine $65 shotgun. W T Hoopes made the presentation speech as the group expressed appreciation for his friendship and generosity. A frog leg supper followed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Lents
Martin Burns’ Woods
Mr. Lents
W. T. Hoopes
Stone and Crosgray Work House in Jerome Marysville Visit
Carl Stone and Mose Crosgray of Jerome visited Marysville on Thursday to discuss Mose Crosgray's new house project. Stone acts as the contractor on the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Stone
Mose Crosgray
Jerome
Marysville
Martin Goes Abroad to Lead Twenty Six on Naples Voyage
Prof J M Martin former Park City Utah superintendent returned home with wife and daughter and leaves for Baltimore to join a 27 day excursion. he will sail direct to Naples leading the party. If successful he may join an excursion agency. in fall he will take up Hamburg Iowa schools superintendency. His wife and daughter will visit Garrettsville Portage Co. during summer.
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Park City
Utah
Baltimore
Martin
Naples
Italy
Europe
Hamburg
Iowa
Garrettaville
Portage County
Infirmary Inmates to Receive Religious Services Biweekly
A new law requires religious services twice monthly for county infirmary inmates and for jails workhouses and city prisons. A minister may preach funerals for deceased inmates, with the pastor paid 150 dollars per year from the poor fund. Ministers and chaplains were previously illegal without a law authorizing public funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Infirmary Directors’ Association
J. R. Taylor
Big Boxing Card at Magnetic Springs July Fourth
Pittsburg lightweight Little Bijou arrived at the Park hotel Magnetic Springs and began training for a ten round bout with Battling Kelley to be held near the Springs on July 4. Park hotel manager F H Bates arranged a big event with four six round amateur bouts preceding. Kid Hogan of Cincinnati trains for a June eighteenth clash with Kelley at the Gayety theater in Columbus. Preparations for a grand Fourth of July event continue at the Springs.
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Little Bijou
Pittsburg
Park Hotel
Magnetic Springs
Battling Kelley
Springs
F. H. Bates
Kid Hogan
Cincinnati
The
Columbus
the Springs
Arthur Sprague Dies in Columbus
Arthur Sprague of Columbus died suddenly after an eight month illness. A former miller, he had worked at his trade after leaving here and married a daughter of Daniel Donlan. Survived by wife and daughter Josephine, 19, his funeral was held in Columbus and the body taken to Delaware County for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sprague
Columbus
Ottawa
Westerville
James Will Build Two Houses in Sunnyside Addition
Lemuel James, a prosperous Dover township farmer, bought two lots in Sunnyside addition to Marysville on Saturday and told the Republican editor he plans to construct houses on both plots. He intends to build a good residence on one lot before fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemuel James
Dover Township
Sunnyside
Marysville
The
Republican
Contested Divorce Involving Horsh Couple Continues
Judge Brodrick rescheduled the divorce of Anna Horsh and Mathias Horsh to July 11 with alimony of 1800 dollars and custody of three minor children to Anna. Witnesses testified to alleged extreme cruelty. Mathias disputed the claims. The couple married October 23 1888 in Franklin county and lived on a Paris township farm before separating about six months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Weidman
Hersh
Franklin County
Paris Township
John Eisterman
Death by own action claims for Ohio farmer
George Ward a Plain City farmer died at Mt. Carmel hospital in Columbus after bullet wounds and starvation. Found by friends four days after the attack, he had claimed a shooter entered the house. Ward, fined $100 in a U S court for opening another Ward’s mail, was once horsewhipped for alleged mistreatment of his wife. He was buried beside his wife in Resacca, Madison County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ward
Plain City
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Ward
Costa
United States
Resacca
Madison County
Charles Braun Buys Marysville Glove Factory
Charles Braun of Marysville bought the Marysville Glove factory from a court appointed receiver for 1300 dollars. He plans to keep the operation with current workers as it resumes this week. The plant had flourished under F. M. Slack before he disappeared last August and is now linked to rumors of a relationship with a former employee. his wife recently obtained a divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Braun
Marysville
B. F. Carmean
F. M. Slack
Nellie Guthrie Granted Divorce in Richwood
Nellie E. Guthrie of Richwood was granted a divorce June 6 from Edward J. Guthrie citing gross neglect of duty and drunkenness. They married in Burlington Vermont in 1901 and lived in Richwood about a year and a half. Nellie takes custody of the minor children and household furniture. defendant ordered to pay costs. Defendant’s whereabouts are unknown. H. F. Mead's sister is the plaintiff. Attorney: S. W. Van Winkie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie E. Guthrie
Richwood
Edward J. Guthrie
Burlington
H. F. Mead
Mead Overall
W. van Winkie
Will Take Trip Abroad After Hospital Stay
Commissioner Jones returned from Columbus where he visited his brother and said he remains in Grant hospital for at least three weeks while steadily improving from injuries after falling down an elevator shaft. He plans to travel abroad once he recovers.
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Commissioner Jones
Columbus
Grant Hospital
Mr. Jones
Fatality at Crossing Claims Philip Blumenschein
A Toledo and Ohio Central train fatally struck horse team and driver Philip Blumenschein at the Adams and Crottinger crossing in Jerome township six miles south of Marysville. Blumenschein, 33, died instantly. his wife had just boarded a train to Columbus. He leaves a widow and three children. Funeral was at St. John’s Lutheran Church in the German settlement.
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Toledo & Ohio Central Railroad
Adams & Crottinger
Jerome Township
Marysville
Philip Blumenschein
Blumenschein
John Blumenschein
Arnold
Columbus
Mathias Fladt
Doellinger
Blumeschein
Swaine Kennedy
John Gagle
Abe Brown
Joe Mather
Longbrake
Peter Scheiderer
St. John's Lutheran Church
J. H. Keuchle
Small Blaze at Carmean Packing House Quelled
Fire department responded to a roof fire at B. F. Carmean's packing house Thursday evening caused by a spark from the Big Four local in switching. The blaze was put out with a small extinguisher with damage not exceeding $5 and fully insured. The department made a quick run.
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B. F. Carmean
Big Four
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Lutheran Church
Walnut Street
Full Width Council
Plum Street
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Liggett
John Zeller
Ballinger
Hoopes
Lentz
J. M. Martin
Religious
James
Anna Horsh
Mathias Horsh
Nellie Guthrie
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