Gas theft affidavits target two East Third Street men
An affidavit filed by Supt B J Crahan of Portsmouth Gas Company accuses Oscar Bowman and Frank Burke of tapping gas mains and connecting pipes without authority at 125 West Third Street. The charges allege unlawful severing of gas lines to steal gas, with warrants issued by Squire Byron. Possible penalties include a fine up to one hundred dollars or 30 days in jail.
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B. J. Grahan
Portsmouth Gab Company
Oscar Bowman
Frank Burke
Ealt Third Street
B. J. Crahan
John Byron
East Third Street
Rome
Crahan
Gecar Booman
Portsmouth ‘Gas Company
Ostare Bowman
Third Street
Portsmouth
Olan Bowmen
Umm
Osea Berean
Frank Barke
Portsmouth Gas Ca
Portsmouth Gas Company
Ohio
Squire Brron
Funeral for Grover Cleveland Set for Friday
Princeton June 2 funeral arrangements for ex President Grover Cleveland have been completed. The service will be at five o clock tomorrow and private per Mrs Cleveland wishes. Messages of sympathy from distinguished men worldwide have been received by Mrs Cleveland.
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Princeton
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Eighty Five Persons Feared Drowned in Darache Find
A township disaster near Darache yesterday left eighty five people missing and believed drowned after a mishap at a mission site. Rescue teams searched the area for survivors and authorities awaited confirmation from first responders.
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Comune
Spin
Jine
Darache
Mayors Proclamation Flags Half Mast for Ex President
Mayor Searcy issued a proclamation noting the death of former President Grover Cleveland. Flags on public buildings are to be displayed at half mast through Friday after the funeral, with concurrence of the Public Service Board. The order was issued in Portsmouth Ohio on June 25, 1905.
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Searcy
Grover Clawlands Fortsmouth
Maphem
Grover Cleveland
Presid
United States
Assaan
Hiss
Ender Ilc
Seargx
Alayor
Had Brother in Portsmouth
Mrs Samuel Klemens of Worthington died Wednesday at 54 after a stroke. Her brother in Portsmouth plans to attend the funeral Friday afternoon in Lava?
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Portsmouth
Samuel Klemens
Aiden
Sels Worthington
Yees
Worthington
Porte
Sherman Candidate Sees Growing Support in District Race
June 23 report notes Jas. Sloman, Republican hopeful in the district race, gaining comfort with constituents as Eagle Erie coverage mentions Manchester. The piece hints at war-related civic topics and the presence of district organizers amid changing membership in Cincinnati related circles.
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Eveland
Oni * Eagle Eerie
Eric of
Eagles
Manchester
Tusa Deebler
Cincin
Opinion by Ellis on Liquor Laws
Columbus Ohio June 25 an Ohio attorney general opinion says if a city votes wet and a county votes dry the city becomes dry while the county stays wet if the reverse happens the city remains dry the Wooster city solicitor was first to seek interpretation of the Rose county bi cal option law the opinion is thorough
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Columbus
Wooster
Rose County
Philo Boosts Man for Deputy Fire Marshal
In Columbia on June 25 State fire marshal W S Rogers faces a tough deputy marshal choice for the Eighth district covering Zanesville Mariatta and Tortmouth. Candidates include Llane Dover Philo Clark of Portmouth and KR B Brown of Zanesville with Governor Harris favoring a Democrat. Ongoing contention suggests delays in district action. Ollie Fessler leaves his barber shop position at Salyers.
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Columbia
W. $. Rogers
Zanesville
Mariatta
Tortmouth
KR. B. Brown
Zanesvill
Rogera
Ohio
Llane
Ollie Fessler
Salyers Barber Shop
Four Die Explosion Hits Boarding House in Fire
A blast in the Pabst Chemical plant on the ground floor of a two story building at 178 Haron Street killed Mary Nolan and three daughters of Jane Chings, and wounded more than twenty. The upper floors housed a boarding house and the explosion and fire caused multiple fatalities and serious injuries.
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Chings
Jane
Irs
Mary Nolan
Haron Street
Pabst Chemical Company
Glanders claims approved for payment in Oklahoma
Columbus O Tanne 23 The Daytunt horsemen who have claims aggregating over 13000 against the state for horses killed by the state hoard of live stock commissioners in the glanders crusade two years ago will receive their money within a few days. The legislative finance committee chairman and Auditor of State Gailbert approved this and other claims on Wednesday afternoon.
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Columbus
Tanne
Gailbert
Ports mouth Golf Club Opens Saturday Afternoon
Invitations issued for the formal opening of the Ports mouth Golf club at East Portsmouth Saturday afternoon between 3 and 7 o clock. If rain, opening postponed to the afternoon of July 1. Grounds entrance on Endall Avenue two blocks south of Gallia Street.
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Portsmouth Golf Club
East Portsmouth
Endall Avenue
Gallia Street
Judge Grants Divorce to Heinisch Amid Appeals
Judge Blair on Thursday awarded a decree of divorce to Heinisch from Louise Heinisch after more than three years apart. Alimony and property settlement were deferred for further briefs and testimony. Mrs. Heinisch indicated she did not contest the divorce, having lived apart for over four years.
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Blair
Mstave TI
Neinisch Reenl
Louise
Nes
Judie Blair
Attomes Newman
Weinrach
Tenniseh
Grand Jury Set to Work in County Court
A new grand jury convened in Judge Blair's court Wednesday morning. Prosecuting Attorney Barry Miller said its focus would cover inmates in the Webb murder case, Reason Thomas burglary, Noah Lost burglary, Samuel Caldwell stabbing, and John M. Clary. Foreman Dustin Gustin was sworn. the panel includes Harris Flail, Frank White, Philip Bauer, Marion Temple, John Sampson, W. T. Montgomery, Sampson Eckhart, Jolmathan Erwin, W. T. Ware, John Cape Dart, Otto DiGrem, Tangay Tackman, Thomas O’Neal, TLW Glaze. it is expected to finish by Friday.
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Gillen
Bliiir
Varry ‘Miller
Ita Labers
Webb
Homas
Noah
Smanel Caldwell
Johm Af. Clary
Ynpe
Dustin W. Gustin
Sher
Harris Flail
Frank White
Philip Bauer
Marion Temple
John Sampson
W. T. H. Montgomery
Sampson
John Adevander
Sundas
Ruins Warren
Lowia
Wyant
William Rickards
David Lyons
Will Bromo
Bindar
Warman Juan
Lewis Wyant
Ag Itov
Thoms Kent
Kinkey
William
Alar Rivkey
Mr. Bull
Jol T Mickman
Sidasper Dever
Thomas
Prown
Sumer
Thoma
Ohio Magazine Goes Into Receivership
The Ohio Magazine published in Columbus by Webster P. Cuntington and others has fallen under a receiver. Publication will pause while creditors are paid in full and subscribers receive rebates for prepaid subscriptions. The magazine was a breezy, nonpublicly supported publication.
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Ohio Magazine
Columbus
Webster P. Cuntington
Me Ohio Magazine
Shoemakers' three straight wins spark fan chatter
In a lively note from the era, readers discuss Portsmouth versus Tamcaster, Millbrook dinner plans to see the Cops and Lawyers tussle, and ask how long the Shoemakers’ winning streak will last. Weather and shoe bargains at Lehman’s hint at daily routines and local commerce.
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Millbrook
Portsmouth
Tamcaster
Ohio
West Va
Indiana
Epworth League at South Webster Program Notes
Epworth League at South Webster held a June 23 24 convention with devotional sessions, reports from district and other officers, mission addresses, and special papers. The event featured election of officers, treasurer report, and notes on future meetings at Trinity church Portsmouth.
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South Webster
H.C. Gannett
C. Gannett
FTRB
Winters
W. C.D. Garrick
General Discu
J. T. Waugh
F. Guinn
Charles Martins
Methodist Tlome
Rev
F. Gillilan
Epworth League
Huth Dackson
M. M. Waller
Florenée Wagner
Lillian Davies
GC. Swan
Junior League
W. C. Correll
Offeers
Addrosa
Hey
J. W. Atkinson
Third View
I. B. Nackay
W. C. Cornell
Ati Trinity Church
Portsmouth
Fragmentary 19th century notes on crops and residents
The fragmentary article reports corn crops being small for the time, a new binder bought by Morton Brame, and social events including a dance by Frank Spriggs. It mentions Charles Brown passing through Smithville, Robert Geburn's Sunday climbs, and inquiries about an attraction. Neighbors recount damage and assessments.
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Morton Brame
Frank Spriggs
Tloyle
SCH
Charles Brown
Smithville
Robert Geburn
Robert
Jusuply Savrith
Hsja
Ch Brame
Oswego News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Oswego notices bustling with annual travel and visits including Al Onpy and Pete Losvenguths, Jolt Smith and wife returning to Portamonth, Nora Smith enjoying Cinccinnuiti dinner, James Darnell's Hokey trip, and Wall Williams at Speck's. Wheat crop praised, neighbors Erin Penn and Lillia Berndt seen late home, Abraham Oppy brings life insurance, Meek Penn recalls last winter, Suttons return from a Trondheim trip with good roads noted.
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Buuday Serioul
Wuder
al Onpy
Pete Losvenguths
Oscar
Mindy
Suday
Bog Charles
Tiger’s
Avery
Charlie
Jolt Smith
Portamonth
Routiyés
Jehu
Nora Smith
Cinccinnuiti
James Darnell
Swite
Hokey Sunday
Wiliam Penn
John Sehaffar
Arouth
Iast
Witk
Wall Williams
Dalm Speck
Lillia Berndt
Aliss Noan Smith
Emaline Penn
Abraham Oppy
Insi
Meek Penn
Ile
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Ellison Liquor Laws
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Grand Jury
Lehman’s
Ralph Tolt
Trinity Church
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Bigelow
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Oswego
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