Touching Oration by Superintendent Vickers at Miller Funeral
Superintendent Thomas Vickers delivered a moving funeral oration for his life long friend Hon Samuel A Miller at Columba avenue and Tor gonos road Cincinnati. The address praised Miller as a self governed scholar and public minded investigator whose virtues endure beyond death. Miller was a prominent Cincinnati lawyer and scholar. George Mitchell Returns to town after West relocation and Christmas shopping. Julia Marlowe cancels Cincinnati appearance due to illness.
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Thomas Vickers
Cineinpath
Hougamael A Miller
Mr. Miller
Columbia Avenue
Torgonos Road
Otto
Jas. W. Newman
Vickers
Enquirer
Hin Bier
Beaton Patha
Elf
Seneva
Ebia
Atadiea
Magnes
Vane
Miller
Cincinnati
New Boston Church Fire Sparks Youth Involvement
A small boy under ten inches wide allegedly started a fire beneath the new United Brethren church in New Boston. Geo McDaniel noticed smoke from beneath the building around eight. The blaze was contained. investigators suspect a boy climbed in, whittled kindling, and built a fire under a beam. If it had spread centerward, the church could have burned total loss, with damages around seventy five dollars.
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New Boston
United Brethren
New Boston Socials Highlight Double Weddings
A New Boston social page recounts the wedding of Miss Florence Hadley to Thomas P. Dellert at the Hadley home on Market Street with about fifty friends. Earlier, Miss Amy Thompson and Mr Raymond York prepare for a Christmas night wedding, while Mrs Hutchins hosts a card party and dinner for guests. A Bigelow lecture is announced. local clubs discuss leadership. real estate and business notes close the item.
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Thomas F. Dellert
Florence Hadley
Boston
Mra
Pudley Hutchins
Dadley B. Hutchins
Mita Amy Thompson
Raymond York
Miss Thompson
Mr. Hutchins
Mra. Hutchins
Misa Thompson
Mr. York
A. C. Thompson
Will Schwartz
Don Amore
Schwartz
Paul Franklin
Wells
Roy
J. E. Hadley
Market Street
Thomas P. Dellert
D. 8. Tappan
First Presbyterian Church
Dellert
West Second Street
Western Union Telegraph Company
Hadley
Telegraph Company
Bart Pride and Hall to Add Ready Made Clothing
The firm Bart Pride and Hall plans to enlarge their stock by adding a complete line of ready made clothing. The firm already has a reputation in its custom department and recently expanded with gent's furnishings. A Philadelphia supplier has been placed for the full clothing line, and they expect to be ready for business soon.
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Bart, Pride and Hall
Bart, Pride & Hall
Hall
Philadelphia
Roller Skate Craze Revives in Portsmouth
The article notes a potential revival of roller skating in Portsmouth this winter. W A Jordan plans to convert Kendall's hall into a skating rink for six months and has contracted for 1 000 pairs of rubber skates as the new trend surpasses wood skates. Also covering Louis Blomeyer and wife’s forty sixth wedding anniversary with warm community regard.
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Portsmouth
W. A. Jordan
Kendall’s Hall
Jordan
Louis Blomeyer
Blomeyer
Kia
Qoeres
City council and judge weigh settlement in Emmitt estate case
A Pike county group including Judge Dow James Forseth Daugherty and Ex Senator Gregg met Portsmouth officials to discuss compromising the city s claim against the Emmitt estate arising from the old Columbus and Portsmouth turnpike case. A cash down offer was discussed but no definite agreement was reached. The matter may go to council next meeting, with 4000 or 5000 cited as handy sums though not confirmed.
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Pike County
Portsmouth
Dow’ James
Forseth. Daugherty
W. H. Middleton
John A. Eylar
Sam Patterson
Gregg
Sandy"’ Bateman
James Emmitt
Columbus
Joabo Wah
Waverly
Jone
Thas
Emmitt
Gouré
Circleville Sheriff hunts for stolen bicycle wheel
In Circleville James Flannery renounced claims about a missing Glockner bicycle wheel. Sheriff Rickey took Flannery from jail to search Circleville for the buyer, after weeks without trace of the wheel stolen from the Post Office rooms on Second Street. Flannery had earlier suggested sale in Waverly.
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Jim Flannery
Sherff
James Flannery
Alex. Glockner
Circleville
Rickey
P. O
Waverly
Flannery
Obituary for Ida Mas Daughter of Hiram Justice
Ida Mas aged seven to ten on West Thire street died Tuesday evening from consumption. Her death deeply affects those who knew her. The funeral was Thursday at two o'clock with interment in Greenlawn.
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Ida Mas
Hiram Justice
West Thire Street
Greenlawn
South Bend
Ind
Chas
Chapman
McKinley
Quail Hunter Fined for Out of Season Shot Near Harrisonville
Dolph Glockner, first city quail hunter arrested for shooting quail out of season, pleaded guilty before Squire Hall and was fined 25 dollars plus costs. Incident occurred near Harrisonville on open season’s last day. a covey flushed near the road and a bird was killed but not recovered. Several other game-law violations are being investigated as wardens prepare more prosecutions. Also reports the wedding of John Grogs and Miss Susan Rhodes at Non Boat residence with congratulations from the Times.
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Dolph Glockner
Kelley
Squire Hall
Dolph
Glockner
Harrisonville
Mr. Glockner
John Grogs
Susan Rhodes
Non
Miss Rhodes
Christmas Tree Treat for Free Kindergarten Children
The Free Kindergarten on Jefferson Street held a Christmas morning celebration for enrolled children. Mrs. J Engelboro and Mrs. Foster trimmed a candlelit tree, and a program of violin and piano preceded gift distribution. Each child received candy, an orange, a handkerchief, and a picture book from local citizens. Thirty eight of forty two attended. four were ill and gifts went home with them. Porter Newman plans to move near his Little Kanawha Lumber mill to oversee work, renting a large house near Pat Conney's building.
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Jeffaston Street
Porter Newman
Cenior
Newman & Spanner
Little Kanawhe
New Boston
Pat Conney
Settlement of Equitable Building Association Shortage
The Equitable Building association affairs are settled, paying shareholders eighty six cents on the dollar. Wolsey R. Row's shortage is tied to the affair, of which he served as secretary. A committee report says the company will be closed after the payout and winding up follows.
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Wolsey Rk, Row
Equitable Building Association
Volney R. Row
Replevin Case in Clay Township Court
Court records show A A Branch filing snit against Constable Wm Wolf of Clay township. A separate action from Squire Cole's court returned a verdict against Stevens for 860. Holcomb Finney represent Branham vs John and James Morgan on appeal from Squire Jones. judgment 32950 on a promissory note for 49 50. Theo K FPonk attorney.
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A. A. Branch
Wm. Wolf
Clay Township
Squire Cole
A. Branch
J. &. Stevens
Stevens
Constable Wolf
Branch
Holcomb & Finney, Attornaya
Alias Branham
John
James Morgan
Squire Jones
Ttia
Theo
K. Fponk
Stanton Balmert Co Delivers Christmas Gifts In Glass Bottles
The Stanton Balmert Company sent out the first installment of Christmas presents to patrons via the United States Express. Boxes at West Front Street office contained fancy bottles labeled with fine printing inviting customers to eat, drink and be merry.
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Stanton-Balmert Company
United States Express Company
Stanton Balmert & Co
West Front
Stanton Balmert Company
Art Ax
Sudden recall of Ironton wedding invitations shocks city
News notes recall invitations to the December 29 wedding of Ezra Daan and Miga Nixon, a prominent Ironton couple, amid speculation and no given reason. Also reports a small freight wreck near Garrison, a two hour delay to a westbound flyer, and a court dividend at the Copiel homestead deal. Sherif Starbox tailed a local forger, Ed Banks, as part of a broader forgery case. Dean's Ointment advertised as instant relief for pile pain and related ailments.
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Ironton
Ezra Daan
Miga Nixon
Sherif Starbox
Xenia
Ed Banks
Miners Enjoined After WV Visit Countered by Injunctions
Pomeroy December 23 report notes 100 miners reached West Virginia to stop nonunion work at the New Haven but were served with injunctions by U S deputy marshals restraining entry onto Consumers and Coal Mining Company premises. Fifty nonunion workers continued mining without disruption.
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Jhin
West Virginia
Pomeroy
Ohio
New Haven
United States
Consumers and Coal Mining Company
National Bank Closure and Sudden Deaths Stir News
News notes warn of Chestnut Street National Bank closure directed by federal examiners with Wm Singerly linked to the suspended Chestnut Trust. Reports cite bond shrinkage from Singerly pulp mills and broad financial figures. Also, Judge C Pomerene dies suddenly aged 62, amid other weather and crime items from Chicago to Ohio.
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National Bank Examiners
Wm. Singerly Io
Pomerene
TH Tim
Philadelphia
Chestnut Street National Bank
National Bank Examiner
Wm. Singerly
Chestnut Trust Company
Singerly
Trust Company
Eokela
Singerly Pulp Mills
Elkton
Prowlers Fire On Tollgate Station in Datville
Two men were caught prowling on the Stanford turnpike tollgate premises between 2 and 3 am. Hardin Rifles on picket fired upon them. the men escaped. Soldiers believe confederates were nearby intending to set the gate building on fire.
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Datville
Stanford Turnpike
Hardin Rifles
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