Hardware and jewelry listings in Mas-sim Ohio ad sheet
A fragmentary catalog notice lists hardware dealers and jewelry stores on East Main Street Mas-sim Ohio. It mentions WHOL? NO 1796 and offices including Homeopathic Eisen thos. on East Main, with A Vonrad & Co as hardware dealers and Von Kanel jewelry store, Coleman dealer of clocks and silverware.
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Kirland
Homeopathic Eisenthos
East Main Street
Massim
Ohio
X. von Kanel
East Side
Erie Street
Romente
Great American Dress Goods Impress With Low Prices
A bold appeal touts autumn and winter dress fabrics as superior American reproductions of high-cost imports. It invites readers to come or request samples to witness American textile achievements in color and style at unusually low prices.
All Wool Suitings and Dress Goods on Sale
A catalog style notice offering numerous wool and fancy suitings in various widths and prices. Describes 322 inch wide fabrics priced per yard, 36 inch and 50 inch lines, colors including greys navy and autumn shades, with phrases about novelty, foreign imports, and value. Indicates large assortments and affordable options to attract shoppers.
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Gore
Storm at Sea Use of Stomach Bitters for Travelers
An ad style fragment highlights Bo Ggs and Buhl promoting Stomach Bitters as a rapid, reliable antidote against seasickness and digestive issues caused by damp climate and long voyages. It claims protection for mariners and travelers, with emphasis on malaria, dyspepsia, liver and kidney discomfort. It also includes a land sale notice for a 122 acre farm near Boli var, Stark county, with terms.
City seizes Lake Front amid railroad dispute
Cleveland reports a city action seizing land along the lake front to establish streets at the water edge amid a multi million dollar dispute with Lake Shore and Pennsylvania railroads. City officials aim to connect waterfront streets, while railroads vow protection of their property.
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Cleveland
Lake Front
Pe Lake Shore
Pennsylvania
Small Ohio Happenings Reported In Local Notices
A patchwork of local items from Elyria to Findlay includes Jasse A. Flenner suing Kilmer E. Wadsworth for 10000 over an alleged betrayal, and a Lima home robbed of diamonds. A Chicago car finisher named W L Parker fell from a train boxcar in Cedarville, injuring a leg and hip. Harriet Martin’s breach of promise suit against Dr J Firmin is withdrawn after out of court settlement. Lou Vogt of Delaware battles blood poisoning from a work mishap. Northwestern Oil Gas seeks an injunction against Tiflon city to stop access on John A Taylor 100 acre Cass township farm in Hancock county amid claimed prior lease. Judge Melhorn grants temporary relief.
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Jasse A. Flenner
Kilmer E. Wadsworth
Elyria
Wadsworth
Flenner
W. L. Parker
Chicago
Cedarville
A. W. Bell
Lima
Harriet Martin
J. Firmin
Findlay Court
Lou Vogt
Delaware
Northwestern
Olre Natural Gas Company Standard
Tifloa
Jte
Pon
John A. Taylor
Cass Township
Hancock County
Northwestern Claims
Melhorn
Seals near extinction blamed on sea hunting says Alaska governor
Governor James Sheakley reports to the interior secretary that seal rookeries are deserted and female seals are scarce. He rejects Canadian British claims that land killing caused depletion, blaming sea hunting instead. He accuses Britain of aiding Canadian sealers by exploiting Paris tribunal loopholes, allowing firearms and evasion in Bering and Asiatic seas.
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Alaska
Itail
Washington
James Sheakley
Secretary of the Interior
Baya
Great Britain
Paris
England
Bering Sea
Japan
Panic Among the Freaks at Atlanta Exposition Midway
Fire on the Midway at the Atlanta Exposition caused panic among the freak show crowds after a gasoline stove exploded at the old Plantation exhibit. The blaze was controlled by lines and chemical engines, but the plantation exhibit was destroyed and damages reported to the Phantoscope and Hagen Peck's wild beast arena. Officials and crowds attendance noted amid damage and excitement.
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Midway
Exposition Grounds
Hagenpeck
Armenia Reform Demands Scaled Back by Powers
Foreign ambassadors deliver final Armenian reform demands to Said Pasha with potential ultimatum. Russian hesitation cited over Armenian autonomy. Trebizonde reports refugees aboard Russian ships plus two more vessels waiting. At Akhissar in Adin valley a moslem mob killed about 50 Armenians and wounded others. bodies dumped in wells as local officials blamed. Panic rises in Constantinople as Armenians seek refuge in churches amid police abuse of safe conduct cards.
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Constantinople
M. Cambon
M. Nelidoff
Philip Currie
Said Pasha
Russia
Trebizonde
Batou
Akhissar
Adin
Mudir
Kaimakan
Gieve
Executions Ordered for Ka-Cheng Rioters
Washington reports that U S and British ministers secured a Chinese approval for punishing rioters at Ku-Cheng. Seventeen criminals will be executed, with all leaders to be executed and others tried. The Tsang-Li-Vanien system will be involved and officials implicated referred to a board for punishment.
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Ka-Cheng
U. S
Washngton
Denby
China
Ku- Cheng
Sze-Chuan
Fras Mae
Tsang- Li-Vanien
State Department
Ku-Cheng
Yamen
American Bankers Meet in Grand Opera House Atlanta
The American Bankers association is in session at the Grand Opera House Atlanta with a large attendance of delegates and visitors. Mayor Porter King and Hon G Gunby Jordan welcome the group. President Dell delivers a brief address. Treasurer's report is read and accepted. Ex Governor Merri of Minnesota presents a paper on currency for the twentieth century.
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Atlanta
American Bankers’ Association
Grand Opera House
Porter King
G. Gunby Jordan
State Bankers’ Association
John 4
PB. C. Dell
J. i Pallen
Merri
Minnesota
Sure of the rope back to Braden for lynching
Sured Ellis a black rapist captured near Holly Springs Mississippi is bound for Braden Tennessee in custody of three officers. He confesses to the crime and says he ravished and murdered Mrs Wilcox of the same locality. The woman's husband went insane from the shock and died in an asylum. Ellis claims an attempted rape of a young girl while fleeing into Maippi but failed. He is expected to be lynched on arrival at Braden.
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Minrais
Teff Ellis
Holly Springs
Miss
Braden
Tenn
Wilcox
Ellis
Maippi
Imports and Exports Show September Trade Totals
Washington Oct 16 The September total of imports and exports reached 60,545,443 with nine month figures compared to last year. Imports for September were 50,047,008 and exports 10,? The mercantile balance for September shows an excess of imports of 6,692,650, while for September last year the excess of exports was 5,? The nine month period shows an overall excess of imports totaling 52,652,?
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Ring Se
WiasHina Roy
Episcopalian Convention Reports Clergy Shortage Deepening
At the Statehouse session Rev. H C Duncan of Louisiana reported that since 1892 ten bishops died and eleven were consecrated, four to missionary districts. The church counts 79 bishops, 414 clergy, 190,820 baptisms, 134,473 confirmations, 618,500 communicants across 117 institutions and mortgage benevolent works. Contributions totaled 35,000 and three-year income fell 55,000 versus the prior period. The communicant body grows faster than clergy due to insufficient stipends and pastoral pay.
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Misypappus
House of Deputies
Episcopalian Convention
H. C. Duncan
Louisiana
Duncan
Clarke vows to block Corbett Fitzsimmons fight at Hot Springs
Governor Clarke orders halt to Corbett Fitzsimmons clash in Hot Springs as General Taylor arrives to assess militia readiness. Bracing for protests, Clarke asserts no contest will occur, whether in ring or handshakes, while Florida club weighs altering its charter to skirt the ban. Brodie reportedly named referee as talks continue.
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Little Rock
Clarke
Corpett-Fitzsimmons
Taylor
Forest City
Arkansas State Guard
Hot Springs
State Guard
Gorper
Pitt Simmons
Get
Corbett
Witzsimmons
Arka
Florida Athletic Club
Clark
Hot Springs Athletic Association
O Arkareas
William L. Babeo
John C. Lonsdale
Charles H. Weaver
Fitzsimmons
Corpus Christa
Iskin
Missouri River
St. Joseph
Hot Spring
Big Oil Leases and Local News From West Wells Area
A large syndicate of foreign and local interests has secured oil leases across lands in the county between the Ohio River and the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. Plans call for six to eight test wells to be drilled in a six mile zone, continuing until the whole section is tested. Also reported: marriages in Paris involving M Jusserand and Elise Richards. disorders in Aqra m Berlin area with mob dispersal by bayonets. Lord Sackville clarifies a privately printed pamphlet. Local items note church visits, school start dates, business openings, a typhoid death, miners’ wage issues, and community updates. A turnip of 190 ounces is shown at Witwer’s store. Hood’s Sarsaparilla advertised.
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West
West Virginia
Hestixurox
W. Va
Ohio River
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
North Lawrence
Urban Hill
Ellen King
D. F. Mocker
Wygandt
Mr Lawrence
Henry Mullen
J. P. Lawrence
Lawrence Township
Yihout
Canal Fulton
Mr. Green
Canton
R.G. Dun & Co
J.W King
Smithville
McDonaldsville
Chire
Oscar Baatz
Akron
G. K. Schreiner
Ada
J. J. Simon
Witwer
Peter Uplinger
Greensparg
Joseph Brancher
Emma Batz
C. J. Witwer
J. R. Firestone
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Business Directory
Obert B. Folger
Attormne
New York
Jenvaylvania
Rotary
Rufolph
Massillon
Dill
Stark
BANKS
Mational Bank
R Goleman
J- H. Hunt
Jashier
Ss A. Vonrad & CO
Manueacto
Ubssell & Co
ASSILLON @LASS FACTORY
Beer
Atwater & Gon
Atwater’s
Jewelers
Boggs & Buhl
Bolivar
Bethlehem Township
Stark County
Geo. H. Koehler
Railroad
NHN Lauge
Stretta
Walter's Edge
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Cuyahoga
Spencertille
W. W. Rupert
Rupert
Kansas City
Fall River
Mass
Columbus
George Blackburn
Iy Vinton County
Zaleski
George Shipley
Atlanta Exposition
Ived Williams
Spain
el Nacional
United States
Havana
Ramon ©. Williams
South
O'Ferrell
Virginia
Coffin
Connecticut
Union Veteran Legion Convention
Bevva O
Union Veteran Legion
Bins City
Buffalo
Ladies’ Auxiliary
New Tutt House
The
Legion
Federated Metal Trades Convention
Cricago
Federated Metal Trades
Samuel Gompers
Atlas Line
Alene
Cape Maysi
Seiders
Nals
Allge'd Vardous
Crago
Altgeld
Livanston Industrial School
Lexpos
Qoxford Press
Washville
Eugene Vancy
Manchester
Lie
Nanlap
Bee wsReEst
King Charles
Demeter Stardza
Turkey
Powers
Minister Denby
American Bankers
Association Holdings
Ingraham
Court of Oyer and Toruger
Thomas Kerrigan
B. W. Awxander
O Hasse Companies
Cuba
Cucagy
Oet
States Army
Alayor Swift
Stanford
San Francisco
United States Supreme Court
Derren
Street Railway
Supreme Court
Wasuixatos
Treasury
Suixatos
National Spiritualist Association
Vutal
Warner
Norway
Wovushel
Tapiam Davies Waid
Mississippi
New Orleans
Brotherhood of Railway
Penna
National Retail Lacquer Dealers Association of the
Roosevelt
Williams
Havanagi
Great
the Episcopal Convention
Brodie
Woasniseros
Capitol
Prianipra
Onnes
Sherron
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Kaitreads
Act
M. Jusserand
Forrmerly
London
Elise Richards
Expiscopan
Edward Tock
George Monroe
Miister
M. Hanotaux
Comte de Montebello
Aqram
Austria
Lord Sackville
the Times
National Association of Builders
Ins
Hood
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