Balloon Ohio Lands Near Canton After Midnight Flight
A Canton report details the balloon Ohio piloted by Lieutenant L. P. Lahm and crew from the Aero Club of Ohio landing near the city after a daytime ascent from Canton. The craft bridged wires, delayed by a grappling hook, and Lahm narrowly avoided asphyxiation before recovery.
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Canton
Oil City
Ohio
L. P. Lahm
Struthers
New Bedford
Pulaski
Lamm
Ascension
Lieut. Lamm
Strikes Father and Splits Hand In Religious Delusion
Rainsford Ferris of Port Chester New York wounded his father during an earlier dispute and later, driven by a Bible inspired mania, severed his own right hand with a hatchet in the home cellar. He is hospitalized with uncertain prospects for recovery and potential commitment to an insane asylum if he survives.
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United Press
Port Chester
N. Y
Rainsford Ferris
Ferris
Lome
Dinner honoring Mrs. Fred Rohrer at Hotel Henry
Mrs S P Emery of Neshannock avenue entertained five guests at a 1 pm Wednesday dinner in the Hotel Henry. The menu pleased the guest of honor Mrs Fred Rohrer of Wilkinsburg. Other attendees were Mrs D R Harris Mrs J C Fulkerson Mrs Kate Williams and Mrs Emery.
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S. P. Emery
Neshannock Avenue
Hotel Henry
Fred Rohrer
Wilkinsburg
D. R. Harris
J. C. Fulkerson
Kate Williams
Emery
Death Near Public Square in Youngstown
James Hughes fell on the sidewalk by the public square in Youngstown and sustained critical injuries that proved fatal yesterday.
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Youngstown
James Hughes
Local Prices List Shown in Array
A sequence of numbers ranges from 4.00 to 25.00 arranged in a compact list. The entries appear as a simple price set without context or labels, leaving the exact items or categories unclear.
Express Robbers Soon Apprehended in Mansfield
Two men named John McCue and Joseph Stevens were taken from a Big Four train at New London after allegedly stealing 3000 dollars in gold from the Adams Express office in Mansfield. They claimed Earl McGinnity as a confederate. a second man, William Depew, was a clerk. Bloodhounds aided the chase as police tracked them toward Galion after leaving Mansfield by train.
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United Press
Mansfield
John McCue
Joseph Stevens
New London
Adams Express
Earl McGinnity
McGinnity
William Depew
Baltimore and Ohio
Galion
Cortelyou Presses Point on Public Deposits and Bank Roles
Secretary Cortelyou states public deposits serve business needs, not bank profits, detailing New York banks hold about 26.8 percent of capital and surplus, eastern banks about 15 percent, southern and western about 18 percent, with eastern/midwest rest at roughly 2 percent after excluding New York. He notes a $10 million withdrawal and predicts further calls to non New York banks. The treasury report, a landmark, covers state deposit distributions, securities, bank conditions, and Panama bond oversubscription of 44 times with bids totaling over $2.22 billion.
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New York
New England
Senate
Treasury Department
Treasury Administration
Panama
Grover Cleveland Relative Marries New Castle Girl
Grover Cleveland a relative of former President Grover Cleveland obtained a marriage license from Clerk William Watson yesterday. He, born November 4 1884 Harpers Ferry, is a railroad brakeman and will wed Grace Hewitt of New Castle living on California Avenue Northside. The couple plan to reside on California Avenue.
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Grover Cleveland
William 5. Watson
Cleveland
California Avenue
Northside
Grace Hewitt
New Castle
Harpers Ferry
Pittsburg
Robert Hewitt
West Grant Street
Marie Hewitt
Local Notes and Community Snapshots
Mrs John Hazen reports not much better. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Charles Wilson. Miss Nettie Hogue visited Princeton friends as pneumonia recovery continues. Miss Leonhart of Allegheny visits cousin Miss Hannah Gregor. Mrs William Glasser and daughter Mary were Wurtemburg visitors. William Gregor remains in hog business and travels to Ellwood City daily. Miss Daisy Shaffer resigns Hague school post due to illness. Local youths attended a dance at Mr Hobels. Hillary Newton of Tarentum visited his parents Mr and Mrs W C Newton. Lemoyne Cox, formerly at the Pitt harmony and New Castle Street Railway, was seriously ill there last week.
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John Hazen
Charles Wilson
Nettie Hogue
Princeton
M. C. Hogue
Leonhart
Allegheny
Hannah Gregor
William Glasser
Mary
Wurtemburg
William Gregor
Ellwood City
Daisy Shaffer
Hague
Hobel
Hillary Newton
Tarentum
W. C. Newton
Lemoyne Cox
Pittsburg
Harmony
Death of John Hodge Patton at 77 in Hickory Township
John Hodge Patton died at 12 15 PM at his Hickory Township home after a brief pneumonia illness. His wife Mrs Patton is critically ill. Patton, 77, lifelong resident, elder at Neshannock United Presbyterian Church, leaves nine children six at home T A Patton and John Patton of Hickory township William Patton and Misses Margaret Jane Elizabeth Patton at home also a brother and sister in Kansas Funeral arrangements pending announcements
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Hickory Township
Eastbrook
John Hodge Patton
Archibald Patton
Neshannock United Presbyterian Church
Mr. Patton
T. A
John Patton
William Patton
Margaret
Jane
Elizabeth Patton
Kansas
Elkins Kenna Wedding Appears Quiet and Brief
Cincinnati dispatch reports Blaine Elkins son of Senator Stephen B. Elkins married Miss Mary Kenna daughter of the late Senator John Kenna at J C Wheeler home in Cincinnati. The ceremony was brief with no dress code as Mrs Kenna's illness prompted a plain affair. The couple will travel to Charleston West Virginia Washington and then visit both parental families on a West Indies honeymoon. The match outpaces the elder Henry G Davis in a family marital race.
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Cincinnati
New York
West Virginia
Blaine Elkins
U. S
Stephen B. Elkins
Mary Kenna
John Kenna
J. C. Wheeler
Auburn
Father Farrell
Elkins
Young Elking
Henry G. Davis
Breeders convene as auto race entries depart for America
The American Breeders association met in Washington for its fourth annual session with scientists stockmen and breeders in attendance. Four French and one Italian cars will race from New York to Paris with drivers sailing from Havre to America. Morris K Jesup leaves 1 million to the American Museum of Natural History and 100000 to Brick Presbyterian Church. Prof Ira Remsen of Johns Hopkins will lead a five member scientists board enforcing the new pure food and drugs law initiated by Roosevelt.
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American Breeders’ Association
Washington
N. Y
Paris
Havre
America
American Museum of Natural History
Morris K. Jesup
Brick Presbyterian Church of
New York
Ira Remsen
Johns-Hopkins University
Roosevelt
Trustee Sells Schmid Stock in Bankruptcy
Quincy McBride the trustee in bankruptcy for W. C. Schmid jeweler sold all stock of the bankrupt firm to George H. Parker for 3785 dollars. Parker, as auctioneer, may put the stock up for sale soon. Creditors thank McBride for securing a higher return than the 3620 dollar appraisal.
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Quincy McBride
W. C. Schmid
Political Peace at Wilmington
The article lists the opposing ticket for Wilmington local elections including council candidates Dr. J. O. Campbell J. G. Martin J. J. Ashenhurst W. K. Robinson. Judge of election W. R. Thompson. Inspector Robert M. Neal. Auditor George A. Smith Jr.. Overseer of the Poor Angus McBane.
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J. O. Campbell
J. G. Martin
J. J. Ashenhurst
W. K. Robinson
W. R. Thompson
Robert M. Neal
George A. Smith, Jr
Angus McBane
Prayer Marks Opening Of Congress As Members Applaud
In Washington on January 29 the House applauded Chaplain Couden's opening prayer. He prayed against jingoism demagoguery and bigotry asking for patriotic, broad minded men to guide the nation in line with heavenly will and Christ’s sake Amen.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Couden
Politics Warm in Town of New Wilmington
In New Wilmington the opposition slate collapsed after nominees burned petitions as several men withdrew. The town also reports local college and church notices, a death in Wilmington township, and upcoming events including a Westminster club concert, W C T U meeting, Junior Freshman banquet plans, a young people’s banquet at Hotel McCreary, and the New Wilmington High School commencement with 22 graduates led by salutatorian Dorcas Schoeller and valedictorian Ina Dodds.
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W. W. Troup
Linnie Hodgens
David Kaufman
Wilmington Township
Carnegie Hall
Pittsburg
Westminster Women’s Club
S. C. Ferrer
Mitchell
Taggart
Anna Poppino
J. C. Heinrich
Julia Doyle
C. C. Hartford
H. E. Robinson
Harold Elliott
Robert Russell
Hotel McCreary
Roy Mercer
James Cooper
Paul Graham
George W. Conway
Sypher
New Castle
R. G. Ferguson
College Avenue
New Wilmington High School
Prophet
Ethel Davis
Nellie Cummings
Mary Wright
Don Eckles
Carrie Wilson
Gertrude Buxton
Lois Martin
Harry Anderson
Reed McFarland
John Semple
Dorcas Schoeller
Ina Dodds
Great Physiologist Promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
An article extols resting the stomach over excessive exercise and endorses Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural remedy for indigestion gas heartburn and related stomach ailments. It claims one dose digests 3 000 grains of food and cites physicians’ approval with a mail order sample offer from F A Co 150 Stuart Bldg Marshall Michigan.
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Stuart
F. A. Et Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
Carnation Day Observed in Memory of McKinley
New York observed Carnation Day with thousands wearing carnations honoring former President McKinley. Reports nationwide show the custom growing since his January 29 birthday began post assassination. Russian troops move from Tiflis toward the Persian frontier amid tensions with Turkish forces at South Bulak.
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New York
McKinley
Tiflis
Bulak
Persia
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East Washington Street
Mansfield, O
Cortelyou
Elkins-Kenna
Schmid
Wilmington
Congress
New Wilmington
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Y. M
Alameda Literary Society
Adelphia Hall
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Mercer
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Mercer & Bryan
Boggs & Buhl
Sawvinside
Pittsburgh, Pa
Puro
E. P. Frey & Bro
Washington Street
Harkins
Lawrence Savings and Trust Company
Lawrence Savings & Trust Co
New Castle, Pa
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Wai
Sherman House
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Star Grocery Company
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Disciple Church
L. Dean
C. S. P. Care News
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Beaver County
W. J. Kirk
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Pittsburg & Harmony Car Line
J. F. Sankey
Pittsburg Street
Cumberland Avenue
Third Ward
P. J. Watson
North Mercer Street
Beaver Street
Care News
Lake Shore Depot
Himrod Avenue
Youngstown, O
F. F. Bratz
Shenango Township
R. F
McConahy & Martin
Croton Avenue
Sharp's
Union Depot
Call Bell Phone
Samuel Tritt
Monroe Avenue
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James Cunningham
Bell Phone
McClaren
Pulaski Road
Harbor Bridge
Miller's
East
Highland Avenue
Cascade Theatre
Reynolds Street
S. Mercer
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E. Reynolds Street
Bell
Jere Bauman
North Mill Street
Kurt Street
Bevan
South Mill Street
Thomas Bevan
Park Avenue
North Hill
Shady Avenue
Call Bell
Inqui P. Wagner
Sycamore Street
Lawrence Savings & Trust Company
Bennett
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Stewart
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Leasure Avenue
R. W. Jackson
C. P. Norris
Rt Avenue
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Wood Street
L. M
Kurtz Street
The
Kimberly Iron Company
Marquette National Bank
City of
Marquette
State of Michigan
Michigan
G. W. Johnson
C. H. Johnson
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