10 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Times
Location
Portsmouth, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1905
Page
1
Long discussion extols California vineyards and U S distilleries, highlighting Stanton and Bahert Company in Portsmouth with the Spring Lane Distillery and the line of bourbon and rye whiskeys. It praises practical purity, condemns adulteration, and notes the firm’s history, facilities, and prominent head Mr. Michael Stanton.
A Baptist pastor in New York suffered a persistent cough and sleepless nights. He tried remedies without relief until Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds cured his cough and saved him from consumption. Fisher & Streich offer 50¢ to $1.00 bottles with a guaranteed trial bottle free.
Jevs Sauindrs widow of GC Sauindrs died Sunday morning in Columbus from paralysis. Born December 1826 as Ogden, she married and moved to this county, residing years in Portsmouth. Survived by three sons Thomas and William of Columbus, and Benjamin of Chillicothe, Illinois. Remains brought home this morning for burial at Queenlawn Cemetery after services at her son William’s home.
Ian Thompson the young see tin man who suffered a miputa tion at Park hospital two weeks ago will be able to go home to Hubbards Ky near Kenova on Tuesday.
Sosiel Facies invites all residents to an ice cream supper on June 24 at the K P hall in Senator Ohio. Proceeds support local aid efforts.
Miss Rose Titkin of Simmons millinery returned from Charleston W Va where she appeared as leading witness in damage suit. Miss Durkin Thogo was witness to a railway accident in which a man was killed and relatives afterward sought damages.
John W. Schimpf, a 38 year old soldier from a prominent Portsmouth family, died suddenly Sunday in Huntington. The Spanish American War veteran served with the Seventeenth Battery F artillery in the Philippines and earned a medal and certificate for bravery. His body was taken Monday to Johnson’s Undertaking for shipment to Portsmouth.
The burial of John W. Schimpf of the United States Army will be held at Greenlavin cemetery Thursday at 2 p.m. with honors of war. Captain Batterson will lead a firing squad from Company Ki and a corporal as escort, while Company K will sound the death call as the coffin is lowered. The body arrived from Himlington, carried by Theodore Schimpf, and local troops may attend. Schimpf had recently planned to take further Odd Fellows degrees in Portsmouth.
In addition to Charles B. McDonald and Glenn Sampson, three others in custody were made public: George W. Tate and Dora Roseberry for adultery and Thomas Trigg for failure to provide. The three other indictments were not disclosed.
A. J. Cassatt, president of the Pennsylvania Railroad, resigns from the directorate of Equitable Life Assurance Society. In Indianapolis witnesses include Plesit Knowles, chemist Ernest Dewent, and Chief Steel Company officials as part of a damage suit against the steel firm over alleged defective steel furnished to a wire mill.
Fragmented classified items show sales and rental offers. Listings mention a farm near the city on the Chillicothe Pike with inquiries to 807 Grimes Avenue, a Milwaukee self-starter advertisement, and various names and prices, though OCR garble leaves several details unclear.
Carpenter Jack Lewis fell about 12 feet from the front wall of the Bannon Labold block on Wednesday morning. He landed on a pile of lumber and suffered numerous bruises likely to keep him from work several days. doctors initially found no broken bones but prepared for a fuller afternoon examination. Pearl Chabin, assisting, also lost footing as a heavy timber shifted. Lewis was reported much worse the following day, vomiting blood, with medical care by Drs. Pixley Moore and Ellis.
J P Pending of Gateway has secured a patent on The Hermetic Vault a concrete vault reinforced with sheet steel and airtight Bending aims to manufacture or sell the patent and has received offers for it.
Hiram Steed, a carpenter of Thirteenth street near Waller, is the father of a new son who arrived Thursday morning.
Readable fragment describes a Panvy screen door featuring a natural wood finish and oat varnish. Details vague. no clear event, date, or full product specs available in the fragment.
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