Man Falls Under Farm Wagon Dies in Canal Fulton Field
Emannuel Cosier a 45 year old farmer five miles east of Canal Fulton died after falling from the front of a heavy loaded wagon in a field. His son nearby aided him but he died about thirty minutes later. Funeral services were held at his home and he was buried at Lockwood Corners near Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal Fulton
Emmannuel Cosier
North Lawrence
Lodge of
Odd Fellows
Silverlake
William Jones
H. Dale
Mr. Jones
R. A. Pollock
J. P. Jones
Canton
Harry Dale
Lawrence
Greenville
Foresters
Dennis Moylan
William Higginbotham
Pennsylvania Railway
Pittsburg
Valentine Wolf
Newman Creek Chapel
Fulton Lodge of Odd Fellows
Nearby Towns Gleanings From Aug 13 Newman
Mrs Elmer Dehuff visits Urbon Hill relatives as Akron visitors stay with Jeanette Street. News covers multiple local visits, a mine accident leaving Thomas Bingham with a broken arm, a funeral for Valentine Wolf, a Lake Turkeyfoot outing, Irene Prosser injured by glass, and George Williamson’s death at 79 years. Also notes on local saloon, church services, festivals, and various arrivals and schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Wolf
North Lawrence
Misa
Irene Prosser
William Findley
Alexander Miller
East Greenville
John Prosser
George Williamson
Jacob Baughman
Kansas
George
Emily Trubey
Chicago
Pennsylvania
George Darsie
Massillon
Christian Church
Newman Creek
August Peters
Philip Shaffer
Frederick Geis
Daniel Leavers
J Molter
J B Clapper
MT. Eaton
Mt Eaton
J. H. Beck
Chriatman
Navarre
Miss Adams
Canal Dover
Sadie Schlafly
A Cheyney
Near Wooster
Mra Stauffer
Cora Kettner
Canton
E Reed
August Mathias
Tri State Tragedies And Local Incidents In Brief
New Castle introduces an anti expectoration law. Erie barbers strike for a half holiday weekly. Hettie Anspach, 17, killed by lightning near Reading. Joseph Kelley, 20, drowns after fall from a dredge in Toledo. John Williams, tin worker, killed by a train near Washington, Pa. Paul Atchison, 43, crushed on streetcar track in East Liverpool. A Schinger in Warren attempts suicide after heavy drinking. saved by doctor. Samuel Parker, 34, charged with criminal assault on his stepdaughter in Springfield. Albert Lacy charged with stabbing Leonard Scott near Coshocton. Lacy escaped.
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New Castle
Erie
Aetna
Reading
Hettie Anspach
Toledo
Joseph Kelley
Plattsburg
N. Y
John Williams
Star Mill
Pittsburg
Washington
Paul Atchison
East Liverpool
Warren
A. Schinger
Springfield
Samuel Parker
Mattie Merrett
Albert Lacy
Leonard Scott
Comeayile
Coshocton
Q. Lacy
Drowning resuscitation method by Laborde in Paris gains notice
A simplified restoration technique by Dr. Laborde from the School of Anthropology in Paris shows rapid breathing return in drowning and asphyxiation cases. The leaflet urges forceful airway clearance, tongue manipulation, induced vomiting, chest pressure, body warming, and hot compresses near the heart, lasting up to an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. V. Lahorde
School of Antropology
Paris
Slarper
Laborde
Cannon steam car sets world record speed on track
George C. Cannon a TWtarvard sophomore and son of Henry W. Cannon of the Clause National Bank of New York invented and built a steam motor car that recently ran over a mile a minute on a public road and covered five miles on a circular track. The machine features a central boiler a rakish front water tank and a rear engine with a driver seated between boiler and tank. Gasoline fuel at ninety pounds produces steam at two hundred pounds in under two minutes and over four hundred pounds during races. The steering uses a horizontal wheel. the driver manages throttle while the fireman tends the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Cannon
Twtarvard University
Ienry W. Cannon
Clause National Bank of New York
Staten Island
Deep well completes at Cambria Wyo taps 200 gpm supply
The Cambria coal community on the Black Hills western slope reports completion of a long running well for its water supply. After a 2115 foot depth yielding 200 gallons per minute, the project began as a USGS suggested experiment to locate water bearing strata. The discovery promises nearby wells and broader regional water prospects, with maps to publish soon.
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Cambria
Wyo
United States Geological Survey
Black Hills
William Black and Mary Anderson in a Dublin Winter Tale prank
William Black the novelist, intimate with Mary Anderson and her family, dressed as an ancient super with a beard for The Winter's Tale in Dublin. He barked orders and roved the stage in a restless pose. Anderson handed him a cake festooned with laurel and he shared it with hungry fellow supers, provoking laughter and surprise.
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William Black
Mary Anderson
Dublin
Miss Anderson
Ane
Black
Shakespeare
Perdita
Supers
A Method for Handling a Kicking Horse
A National Stockman writer prescribes tying a surcingle and crupper, attaching a rope through rings, strapping the left fore foot, and pulling the horse to force submission in a straw yard. The trainer should keep the horse restrained until it yields and accepts control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Stockman
The Butcher Bird's Larder
A note from Country Life suggests the butcher bird impales prey on hedgehog thorns as a larder to feed its mate during her period of seclusion. The behavior helps the female at the nest by allowing her to access carcasses too large for a single meal.
Easy Sailing Lesson From a Chatty Boatman
A playful dialogue explains basic sailing tips. The boatman describes grasping the main sheet and tiller, easing when a flaw strikes, and easing the halyards. He warns to watch the gaff and boom and the hull, noting steady wind keeps you right, but slow luffing risks a upset. He urges jumping in and trying, but cautions against jibing.
Been and Ants and Trifles Reflections From Nature
Bees place honeycombs in regular or irregular patterns and adjust cells to perfectly fill space. Ants build smooth roads and tunnels that dwarf human efforts. Trifles have roots and branches linking to the larger substance of life, with presence and absence shaping the whole.
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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
He Was Not
A brief quip exchange between a young man and a millionaire prompts a humorous response about wealth and belonging. The millionaire confirms disbelief that the youth would fit a rich family, underscoring social divisions.
Revenge The Bride and Groom Humor Column Fragment
A fragmentary humorous exchange shows a bride longing for a past spouse and a groom’s surprised reply. It cites Detiout Free Press and Atchison Globe as sources, reflecting lighthearted social commentary on marriage and competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detiout Free Press
Startling Report Praises Nerve Pills and Gall Powder
A Massillon resident endorses Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills for nerves strength and sleep after purchasing at E. S. Craig's drug store. In Louisville, S. L. Hockenberger commends Gall Powder for curing a horse with a galled neck, noting daily work continued during treatment and calling it the best in the market.
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W. A. Harrold
Akron Street
Massillon
A. W. Chase
E.S. Craig
South
Erie Street
Louisville
A. A. Slusser
Siusser
S. L Hockenberger
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Newman
Campcreek
Campcresk
J. A. Poorman
D. Kurtz
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P. A. Riedesel
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Harris
Moyer
Goudy
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Albaugh
W. S. Putman
Wilmot
Glenn
J. C. Himes
W. H. Raff
Elyria
P. A. Coen
Brilliant
Marc
Mazician
Selah Brown
Dr. Culp
Stanley Krebs
Coit Novelty Concert Company
David Rose
Hotel Central
Plough’s Picnic
Wilmot Baseball Club
H. J. Christman
Stanwood
Jacob Yost
Genoa
Sam Allman
Alex. Camp
Frank Leighty
Woods
William Wilson
Klick Brothers
Richville
Dornaker
John Muckoff
Mary Yost
Michael Shaungle
Warwick
Massillon & Cleveland Railway
George Santee
Wadsworth
Ray Faust
Ann
Akron
Imperial Band
America
L. Eisenbrei
Massillon Harmonia Band
Bert Campbell
St. Jacob’s Atheran
George Frickie
Maccabee Band
Manhattan Beach
Cleveland
Frickie
Ceveland
A. E. Townsend
Fulton Water Works Company
Schrock
Mr. Townsend
D. A. Herring
Lima
Ohio
Z. T. Baltzly
Atchison Globe
W. J. Coriey
Bremond
Texas
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
Hot Springs
Great Sanitarium
Pictuggle Black Hills
A. F. Cleveland
Superior
Mr. Slieser
Slusser
John Keim
Massillor
Mas
W and Wool
Hel
Dr. A. W. Chase
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