Earthquake, murders, trials, and disasters sweep 1890s notes
A sprawling recap touches on a fatal farm attack in Cherry Bend, a man gored by oxen, a street murder case in Ohio pending a new trial, a pardon of Peter J. Claassen by President Cleveland, cyclone damage in Belpre Kansas, a forest fire threat near Avrexa Michigan, and Port Huron fire losses with celluloid works burnt.
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Avrexa
Mich
Wth
M. J. Sentas
John Seatag
Hi Wn
Weissert
Grand Army of the Republic
San Francisco
Opaline Fiber Works
Wressen
Quay Street
Port Huron
Sber Works
Neo Insurance
Condensed Telegrams Highlight 1919 World Events
National bank note circulation stands at 1 1. 700 percent with a $3.08 rise since August 1. Jersey cow Martins IV died in Franklin Pennsylvania milk fever after producing 16 pounds of milk per year and 20 pounds of butter. Waite Fleming McNeal shot near Hopkinsville Kentucky. suspect Charlie Morrow at large. Arkansas militia encamped at Hot Springs with about 600 men. World’s Fair admission on the Lath recorded 18 55 thousand. Russian heat spikes cholera in interior cities. Senate Hotel Chicago destroyed by fire on the 14th. one man leapt from a third-floor window. Tax Paine introduces plan for a Chicago government building costing 4 008 000. Fourteen cholera cases in New York quarantine hospital. Kentucky distillers face court action over whisky crop 1520. sub-treasury in St Louis to pay pension checks in gold.
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National Bank
Martins IV
Jersey
Franklin
Waite Fleming McNeal
Hopkinsville
Charlie Morrow
Morrow
Arkansas
Hot Springs
Tur Senate
Chicago
SesarTax Paines
Milnois
Senate
New York
Kentucky
United States
St Louis
Bread Germs and Health in Yeast Raised Loaves
A lengthy piece argues yeast bred bread may carry disease germs from bakers hands to dough. It explains fermentation, heat, and bread rising, and promotes cream of tartar and baking powder as safer alternatives. It urges sanitary baking practices and cites the New York Sanitary region and famine company.
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Alreay
Wixei Aoc
Edeos
Mesaliunion Famine Company
New York
Milford Center Blaze Destroys Blocks Near Center
A destructive fire at Milford Center nearly wiped the village from the map yesterday morning. It started in the leftge room of the Ancient Order of Red Mes in Dr. Borland's block and swept M. T. Flaherty's tailor shop, Dean's hardware, Richter hotel, and multiple other stores and dwellings. The Columbus and Springfield fire departments responded but could not stop the spread.
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Marysville
Milford Center
Gre
Order of Red Mes
Dr. Borland
M. T. Flaherty
W. M. Snodgrass
George Lyons
Nehart
Will
A. Mann
Frank Richter
Alden
Heller & Blacksmith
Columbus
Springfield
Impertast Developscost to Ficsncial New Yous Aug 14
The report notes a flurry of lending with $1,560.00 advanced at 6 percent for six months and a total renewal of near one million dollars at 6 percent for six months. Mercantile houses are expected to feel relief as a market deadlock on tangible paper persists.
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Mercantile Houses
Resignation and suit over marshal office funds in Indiana
Mt Vernon farmer Silas P. Jones, longtime Posey county Democratic chairman, resigns as U S Marshal W H Hawkins deputy and threatens suit for back salary. He accuses the Indiana office of diverting receipts beyond pay, while Foley denies irregularities and says any surplus is shared as salaries among staff.
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Ismassroces
Ind
Silas P. Jones
Mt. Vernon
United States
W. H. Hawkins
Jones
Posey County
District of Indiana
Treasury Department
James
John E Foley
Marshal Hawkins
Foley
Somerville Youth Seeks Pretty Daughter Amidst Country Visit
A Somerville youth spending a fortnight in the country makes a poor first impression as the daughter introduces him to her father, Mr Smythe, who he says he already saw watching from the cornfield. The fragmentary items also mention jokes about an ostrich and stray quotes from various columns.
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Somerville
Mr. Smythe
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