Death ends life of J William Mitchell in Linesville
Residents of Linesville mourn the death of J William Mitchell aged about 40 a well known contractor and vocalist who died Monday morning after a sudden illness at his home on Lincoln avenue Born in Rochester N Y he lived in Linesville most of his life He leaves a wife and several brothers and sisters and was a Knight Templar and active Presbyterian church member Funeral will be held in Linesville with burial at Linesville Cemetery the community recalls his cheerful greeting and lively presence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. William, Mitchell
Lincoln Avenue
Mitchell
Ducviur
Daceauber
Alay Mitchel
Rochester
Damestoh
Im Werringa
Georgie Rankin
G T. Rankin
Linesvilla
Minke
Guoceenfil Ani
Relax Iives
Mr. Mitchell
Mre
T. P. Sullivan
Jamestown
Rugs Mitchell
New York
Templar
Linesville
First Presbyterian Church
Fragmented Local Crisis Report From Early News Page
The fragment describes a series of tragic and chaotic events including a death by apparent self-harm, a gathering incident at Gravel Point, and the use of carbolic acid. It mentions legal actions, saloon closures, Sabbath desecration, and an arrest tied to a morgue incident, with references to local officials and a Law and Order League leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Kruied
Haif
Milla Vorler
Marlon
Parrel Bontay
Fivewire nerves and Milks Anti-Pain Pills
A nineteenth century ad explains nerves as many wires to the brain and neuralgia as pain from major nerves. It advertises Dr Milks Anti Pain Pills as a cure, claiming relief from intense pain and promising a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. The ad cites testimonials and lists a price of 25 cents handling claims of safety and efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. Beckman
Ie Milena Medical Co
Elkhart
Diphtheria Strikes Family and Neighbors in City
An eight year old girl on Hastbutton Street suffers diphtheria amid repeated quarantine scares. Her father has been discharged home in critical condition after hospitalization. Additional cases include Mabel Galbreath and Mary Hutchinson, with health officials reporting new infections Saturday afternoon and Monday morning.
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Telaw
Hastbutton Street
Mreetor
Homer
Otter
Mabel
Atquaghtey
Franke Hutchinson
Beaver Street
Mary
Dadge Churn
Galbreath Avenue
Roundtable to Be Held at Warren
Prof T A Rimes of city schools announces a roundtable at Warren on Friday and Saturday, with sessions at 1 53 afternoon. Carey Youngstown and Mo Hamer of speech join as speakers. E F Moulton and C C Rowlinson of Hiram College will discuss institutions and moral facets in education.
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T. A Rimes
West Pridwy
E. F. Moulton
Cleveland Schoola
Ianvale
C. C., Rowlison
Hiram College
Norton
New Castle Singer at Washvara? Unsure place and date
Fragmented OCR excerpt mentions New Castle singer at Wash vara and Pittsburgh with unclear names and locations. Core idea points to a notable singer performing in Pittsburgh area but text is garbled and cannot confirm details or outcomes.
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New Castle
Condition of George Revrse d Improved
George Restobls of Hickory suffered a heart failure while picking olives at its area. The scene shows an equity tie and injunctive proceedings. Writ of HM MeHon issued and served on Byers with the modern Hip Van Winkle reference in Russell County Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Restobls
Hickory
Totter
Avera
Heart
Cresius
Ai Puente
Shevill Ayers
Byers
Russell County
Returned from W. G. U. convention
Mis a 2 Melleary of Willard avenue returned from attending the Weebls W. G. U. convention at Toxin and the National W. G. U. convention at Hvtterd. Goon. Dawrener campy, Mr. Divi 40, Whee, oldest resident of Nom Beaver township, is recovering after a fall from a tree while picking apples. Relatives and friends entertain for his recovery. Mary Ualinger of Cleveland is mentioned in a local note.
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Mis
Willard Avéie
Weebls
F. i
Toxin
W. G. BU
Site choices for new high school building considered
At the school board meeting the proposed site for a new high school was debated. The Crouther property at North Jefferson and Falls is favored by many members, with several other locations including the Kurtz property near the courthouse and the Falls property at Falls and Mill receiving support. Divisions over location appear likely.
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Crouther
North
Jefferson Street
Falls Street
MTS Crouther
Martin’ Fants
Falls Sweet
West Presbyterian Church
Kurtz
Court House Pill
Craton Avenue
Pittsburg Siver
Falls
Mill Streets
Hunter Narrow Escape From Gun Accident
Earle Euciien of Edenburg had a narrowly avoided disaster Thursday afternoon when a loaded gun misfired as he tripped over it during a boating rest. A shot pierced his left side but caused no serious injury, though a Cort a la time book in his pocket was torn by shot.
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Earle Euciien
Edenburg
Mr. Lowen
Allek
Motitr
Constables Named for Election Day
Anedge Pecan Moniker morning ap prove the yellowing appointments of Mepaty constables for service at fhe polls on election days Juhn Wi Chempson, at the first pres vyluet at North Beaver lorpento, Clare Haye, in the third precinct of al township. Tigh Kale in tie faileth precines her Nurch Beaver shin, Jaco F hw, th ie second pier ciel at the Begend wid, Janott Me tiled precinct mnd ward. abate oo JM. Ost Dwrecinet of the Praorb send. iv Ma thin' precinel nips fT.itkson, de Oi second pres selver of Wihnington lawnabtp, Ralph Young, in the third precinct of the fourth ward, J. Becker, in the second precinct tig 'third ware, John C. Leslie, in the third precinct of the 'Third ward, Jacob Reno, in the free precinct of tse kownship. 'iam J. Haylan Was appointed in toy for the third precinct of the Second ward.
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Anidge
Juhn Wi Chempson
North Beaver Lorpento
Clare Haye
al Township
Tigh
Jaco F Hw
Begend
Janott
Abate Oo JM
Itkson
de Oi
Presselver
Wihnington
Ralph Young
J. Becker
Tig
Ware
John C. Leslie
Jacob Reno
Tse Kownship
Iam J. Haylan
Wildcat Sighting Reported in Third Ward
Police report second wild animal sighting in the eastern city. Witnesses describe a wild cat or panther near Ray and Court streets in the Third ward Friday night. Authorities will investigate and monitor the neighborhood.
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Ray
Court Streets
The Woman Wolf Night Ghost Story
Alick Sinclair seeks Katharine Lawson at the old homestead to move her from the haunting room on the roof. Katharine, newly married to Sinclair, shows a fragile calm as a eerie presence and a ghostly figure move within her. The scene unfolds with fear, fascination, and a troubling omen as Katharine prepares for a ritual that may reveal unseen forces at work.
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Sinclair
Lawson
Catalpas
Havberthe
Alek
Mrs. Lawson
Sinelaly
Atharing
Katharine
Dave
Mus
Werman
Fead
Tye
Alick
Sindor
Kalewrine
Bar
Tuwular
Ghostly secrets and tragedy unfold in a misted town
Narrator witnesses a whispered tale of a haunted house and a murdered wife while Katharine Sinclair faces threats and a suspicious fire devastates the estate. Sheriff and townsfolk weigh seven clues as old family guilt surfaces and a local court case looms over a shooting at the steel mill.
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Ured PO
Naniel Porter
Kienter
Porter
Klop
Davi Jéureia
Pnap
Green
Eirrla
Ile Head
Wasauade
Tim Ham
Ae Steol Company
Russian Navy to Push Build Despite Budget Cuts
St Petersburg Nov 1 The admiralty plans to pursue its original program of constriction and enlargement despite reduced naval appropriations. New ships include a 18 000 ton yard ship at Victord England and a 7 500 ton battleship at Tous Jon with gunboats and torpedo craft under construction. A Dreadnaught keel will be laid in spring, signaling a continued arms race following lessons from Tsushima.
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Toulishers
ST. Petershuhg
Yealdes
Dave
Victord
England
Maxime
Buran
Makharoff
Wild Animal Alarm Reports In Shenango Township
A chaotic 1900s era account describes a wild animal sighting near Shenango township. The tale includes mayoral reports, a referenced court house levy, and ominous sounds heard by residents like Walsh while wandering fields near Youngstown. It notes a general wartime lineage and a provincial revenue survey indicating local industrial investment rising over twenty million dollars since 1909.
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Lgimieh
M. Kokovteett
Shenango
Inter
Naga
Bisham Praqur
Gumentx
Court House
Youngatawn
Walsh
Cheap Crawford Co Farm Near Woefford
A 144 acre Crawford County farm with 25 acres meadow, creek frontage, two story frame dwelling with water system, fine shade and fruit trees, two large barns, stable, carriage and outhouse, and all outbuildings in good condition. Nearby church and schools. For price and terms write Samuel W Filzgerald, General Delivery, Greenville Pa.
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Woefford
H.i.t
Price
Turma
Executrix Notice in the Estate of Mrs Sarah Patton
Executor Ella H. Flasher of Skidmore Pennsylvania announces the testamentary grant for Mrs Sarah Patton late of Scott Township Lawrence County Pennsylvania. All persons claiming the estate must settle promptly and present claims for payment without delay.
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Leilers
Sarah Patton
Scottinwnship
Lawrence County
Thoug Baying
Ella HH
Executrix
Skidmore
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Samuel Ritcha
Andrew Atrect
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Kent Mooney
Tad
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Ani Hee
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Ghurehty
Pitsburg
George
Bull Nye
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New Orleans
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Bad Nye
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Hiiny Paw Tlonkilhow
W. GT. U. Convention
Mary Ualinger
Cleveland
Coerial
Plana
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Hunth Bhalan
Ali
Welris
Hunter
Joseph B. Bowles
Katharine Sinclair
Tatharine
Jachiel
Rose Hidiornis
Sluciair
Amdput
SS. S
SWIFT
Atlanta
Citizens National Bank
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Max dTaagen
Marion
Gernan Pauper
Cheap Crawford Co. Farm
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General Delivery
Greenville
Lawrence Savings and Trust Company
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