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Newspaper
Richwood Gazette
Location
Richwood, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1901
Page
1
Pharisburg Findings and Local Updates
A protracted meeting continues with several accessions to the church. A farmers telephone line is being installed extending into the Bennett settlement. Miss Violet Hill of Blues Creek visited Miss Ethel Clevenger last Friday and Saturday. Commissioner J M Lowe and wives along with J T Clevenger visited L W McAllister and wife of Blues Creek Sunday. District school closed last week due to measles. one scarlet fever case reported with fears of spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett Settlement
Violet Hill
Blues Creek
Ethel Clevenger
J. M. Lowe
J.T. Clevenger
L. W. McAllister
Egypts Wanderers and Local Happenings
Mr. Amos Dean plans an addition to his farm house to enhance its appearance. Mrs. Francis Kinney visits her son and daughter southwest of Richwood. Emery Butz buys the Woodland store from Mrs. M. L. Hazen and takes ownership. Kinney family child Luella ill with illness. Rev Cecil M. Bear visits Kinney household. Revila Peters buys a sleigh anticipating the first snow. Petty children suffer severe whooping cough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Dean
Francis Kinney
David Neal
Emmet Kinney
Richwood
Emery Butz
Woodland
M. L. Hazen
Luella
Orastes Kinney
Cecil M. Bear
H. O. Kinney
Revila Peters
William Petty
Marion business trip and local visit notes
Geo L Earick visited Marion on business Tuesday. Rev J F Wilkins has been ill for a few days. John Swartz of Columbus visits his sister Mrs F O Johnson. John Spicer of Napoleon visits Sun day with James Murphy and wife. Emma Cassiday of Richwood visits over Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs L Cassiday. Jos Rogers and Charles Rogers with family spend Sunday with N R Hildreth and wife. Eck Norris lacerated a finger on a nail and will miss work. Charley Dennis thrown from a horse near Marysville injuring his right arm. Dr Bown set the fracture and he is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Wilkins
John Swartz
Columbus, O
F. O. Johnson
John Spicer
Napoleon, O
James Murphy
Emma Cassiday
Richwood
L. Cassiday
Eck Norris
Charley Dennis
Marysville
Dr. Bown
BYMALIA BREVITIES AND TOWN NOTES
Jesse Harris and wife called on G Haines and wife Sunday. Mrs N H Lingrel, formerly very sick, is better now. Township hall entertainment on the 28th invites all. Wesley Fleck, now of Columbus, visited friends here last week. Wm Morris’s dwelling burned last Wednesday night. no insurance. F Middlesworth and daughter returned from Perry County, joined by P Jolliff and wife for a few days. Township teachers met, organized a debating club. officers elected W C Temple, vice pres G O Miller, sec A G Spring, treas Artie Davis. Debate on Circumstances Do Not Mold the Character of Man. affirmative won. Next meeting Friday evening, Dec 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Lingrel
Wesley Fleck
Columbus
Wm. Morris
F. Middlesworth
Perry County
P. Jolliff
Striends
W. C. Temple
G. O. Miller
A.G. Spring
Artie Davis
Thompson Township Church Box Social Planned
Mrs Lovina Fryman visits sisters in St Paris Mrs George Ayers and Sherman Charles spend weekend in Columbus Rev Keller of Delaware will fill the Thompson Chapel pulpit for the coming year Mrs Love returns from Fremont James Redmond of Kenton visits brother John Redmond and family A box social for Fulton Creek church will be held at Thomas Fryman home on December 18 All are invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ayers
Sherman Charles
Columbus
Keller
Delaware
Thompson Chapel
James Redmond
Kenton
John Redmond
Thomas Fryman
Fulton Creek
Rushcreek Raretbits Local News Roundup
Jesse Hare of Prospect visits Essex while R E Blue travels to Marion on business. Mrs Melissa Curtis plans a new house after a recent fire. Widow Eliza Price learned her widow’s pension last week. Roy Smiley begins laundry agency for Richwood laundry in Essex. Joseph Chapman and daughter from Minnesota visit relatives here. Jesse Williams falls ill at a funeral with rheumatism of the heart. Mrs Mart Hammond improves after illness. E Hall & Co orders new stock after fire and aims to reopen in about ten days. E E Ledley resumes shop after knee and hip injury. Jim Inskeep moves into Mrs Smallwood’s house. she will winter with her daughter. Revs J E Bailey and C H Hubbell visit Essex for M P church dedications. Post office to reopen with new supplies and delivery boxes likely Saturday. W A Hall praised for former courteous service. Rodney Randall’s funeral held at M P church with K P rite. Grace M P church members donate food and goods totaling about $30 for pastor and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melissa Curtis
Eliza Price
Joseph Price
Roy Smiley
Richwood
Essex
Joseph Chapman
Minnesota
Jesse Williams
Mart Hammond
E. Hall & Co
E. E. Ledley
Jim Inskeep
Mrs. Smallwood
Chas. Chapman
J. E. Bailey
Dayton
C. H. Hubbell
Columbus
M. P
W. A. Hall
Rodney Randall
Sutton
LaRue
Price Cemetery
K. of P. Order
Grace M. P. Church
Soldiers Memorial Discussion Asks County Help
On Tuesday evening R L Woodburn J L Cameron Geo M McPeek W G Snodgrase and Marion Hopkins of Marysville visited Richwood to discuss a soldiers memorial building estimated at ten to twenty thousand dollars. A Richwood meeting at G A R hall voted to ask Representative F T Arthur to introduce a bill allowing county commissioners to fund the project from the county treasury. About seventy residents attended. the vote carried without dissent. The Gazette invites further discussion from readers on the expenditure and project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Woodburn
J. L. Cameron
Geo. M. McPeek
W. G. Snodgrase
Marion Hopkins
Marysville
Richwood
G. A. R. Hall
F.T. Arthur
the Gazette
Newly Dedicated M. P. Church at Rushcreek
Rushcreek community celebrates the dedication of a remodeled M P church under Rev C H Hubbell. The project included roof and wall work, new pews, carpeted aisles, a 10 by 10 vestibule, open belfry, and a rear alcove with altar. Total cost cited as 1076 with 520 raised and 456 still needed, later covered by a canvass led by Rev J E Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P
C. H. Hubbell
Elmer Hall
W. D. Blue
I. N. Robertson
J. E. Clark
Belle White
D. R. White
Jas. Seaman
Welsbach
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mart Hammond
Graham
J. E. Bailey
Dayton
Ohio Conference
Bailey
V. Matt Hammond
Rushcreek
Among Our Churches in Richwood and Moat
Religious groups in Richwood and nearby areas gear up for Christmas events A Baptist protracted meeting begins on the last Sunday Rev A A Thomas and Rev Adam Hoover share meals and Bible talks The M E church pastors preach December 15 with themes on blessedness and drawing power The Presbyterian and U P S C E groups plan programs and bazaars A Jubilee C E service is scheduled at 7 pm with readings music and a guest paper on C E work The Sunday evening service includes a choir and sermon provisions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y. Mathews
the Baptist Church
C. W. Bogle
Presbyterian Church
Ezekiel
M. P
Rose Beem
Fire destroys W S Shirk livery barn at Raymond
The livery barn of W S Shirk at Raymond was destroyed by fire Monday at about 1 am. Loss to contents and building ran around 2400 dollars with 750 dollars insurance on contents and 650 dollars on building. Fire started in the hay mow at the rear and the entire structure and its contents were lost in under an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.s.shirk
Raymond
Very Dry Months Mark Rainfall This Year
Over the past five months rainfall has been exceptionally low. July recorded 4.83 hundredths of an inch, August 1.99, September 2.43, October 0.51, and November 1.02. From December 1 to 10 inclusive the total was 1.76 hundredths of an inch, per J. E. Langstaff’s daily meteorological report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Langstaff
Scott's Emulsion promises health from outside aid
An advertisement presents a cycle of illness and improvement driven by Scott's Emulsion. It claims thin bodies and thin blood feed a worsening loop until Scott's Emulsion first stabilizes the stomach, then enriches the blood, strengthening the body so it grows new flesh. It asserts self-sufficiency after use and shows the trademark on each bottle. Free samples offered plus price to buy from druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Richwood Board of Education Adopts New School Facilities
The Richwood Board of Education purchased a new 12 by 20 foot fx for the school to replace a worn flag. Jessie M. Jones was elected fifth grade teacher, Mae Harriman resigning to study in Adrian Michigan. Abigail Taylor and Nora E. Lake were named substitutes for primary and grammar grades respectively. An entertainment by the 7th 8th grades and high school will be held in the Opera House Friday night December 20 featuring music, declamations, essays and drills. Doors open 7:30, show at 8, general admission 10 cents, reserved 15 cents. Tickets go on sale December 19 at Langstaff’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Richwood Board of Education
Jessie M. Jones
Mae Harriman
Adrian
Mich
Jones
Abigail Taylor
Nora E. Lake
Richwood
Opera House
Langstaff’s Drug Store
Licensed to Wed in Ohio Weddings Record
A list of marriage licenses shows multiple unions including W O Halfhill and Grace A Starkey of Taylor township with J J Turner as officiant. Others include Conrad Kirchner and Mary Bixler of Marysville and Edna Beard with Jerome township resident H Kuechle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Halfhill
Grace A. Starkey
Taylor Township
J.j.turner
J.P
Rev. T. L. Willace
Oun
Mary Belle Hatcher
Richwood
Parkersburg Interurban Purchases Marietta Road Stock
Parkersburg Interurban Railway acquired three fourths of the stock of the Marietta Road. The merged lines will form a single company linking two cities and the line between them. The Camden interstate system from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh will later include this route, with $400,000 valued for the Marietta plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
Interurban Railway
Marietta Road
Camden Interstate System
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Here
Marietta
Four men plead guilty in Danville bank robbery case
Mount Vernon Ohio December 10 William Fowles Charles Smith John Walker and Harry Gordon changed their pleas from not guilty to guilty in court Monday Judge Wickham labeled Fowles an old offender with three prior terms and sent him to eight and a half years in the penitentiary The other defendants received six and a half years each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon, O
Wm. Fowles
Charles Smith
John Walker
Harry Gordon
Danville
Wickham
Fowles
Indict Spectators in Richmond Prize Fight Case
Attorney General Sheets urged Lake county prosecutors to indict not only the principals and seconds but also the spectators at the Hoy Siddons fight near Richmond. The event, forbidden by the governor, occurred early Sunday morning after promoters surprised the sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Sheets
Lake County
Richmond
Cleveland Streets Flooded by Rising Brook
Continuous rain over 24 hours turned to wet snow and caused Giddings brook to overflow, flooding streets in the eastern part of Cleveland. Quincy Street traffic halted as floodwaters rose near the brook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Quincy Street
Plucky Woman Fends Off Burglar in Portsmouth
A masked burglar entered the Brooker residence with a revolver and was driven off by a brave woman. In another house, burglars tortured Neill Shaw until he disclosed the hiding place of $100, revealing a string of local break‑ins in Portsmouth, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Jacob Brooker
Death on a Traction Car in Cincinnati
Patrick Ballard, 74, father of former Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Edward Ballard, died suddenly Monday night on a Vine and Norwood streetcar from heart failure. Ballard had long resided in Cincinnati and was a well known local figure. He passed away aboard the car as it traveled through the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Patrick Ballard
Edward Ballard
Norwood
Tampered With the Mail Bags Sentence in Toledo
Warren D. Melendy, former night telegraph operator at Van Wert station, was sentenced by United States Judge Wing to two years in the penitentiary for tampering with mail bags transferred there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Warren D. Melendy
van Wert (Co
United States
Wing
Ohio & Little Kanawha Railway Sold to B. & O.
The Ohio and Little Kanawha railway running from Zanesville to Marietta has been sold to the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. The deal was finalized Monday by F. A. Durban, president of Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville, O
Ohio & Little Kanawha
Marietta, O
B. & O. Railroad
F. A. Durban
Zanesville
No More Funerals on Sunday in Findlay
The cemetery trustees in Findlay Ohio ruled that no funerals may be held on Sundays in Maple Grove Cemetery. Exceptions are only for contagious diseases requiring immediate burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
Maple Grove
Sudden Summons Over Toledo Wheel Co Leader
Toledo December 10 George H Fisher president of the Gendron Wheel Co died suddenly of apoplexy Monday night He was 65 years old and left a widow and one son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
George H. Fisher
Gendron Wheel Co
Biggest Well In Homer Field Drilled In Licking County
Word from Homer Ohio reports a Fulton farm well in the new Homer gas field showing a daily output of 3,500,000 cubic feet. The find marks a milestone for the Licking county development and could influence nearby drilling plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer
Columbus
Licking County
Fulton Farm
Mrs Ed Heilman Takes Own Life After Love Affair Discovery
Findlay Ohio December 10 Mrs Ed Heilman wife of a prominent liquor dealer in the city committed death by her own action Monday morning after her husband disclosed a love affair in which she was mixed up.
California Strawberries Reach Cincinnati in Winter
Cincinnati on December 10 reports a Sixth street commission firm receiving 80 pints of California strawberries the first arrival of the season in the city. Retail price is 60 cents per pint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Cincinnati
Sixth Street Commission
Big Wheat Trading In May Wheat Markets At Toledo
Toledo wheat markets opened with enormous activity on Monday as May futures saw record scale. Dealers reported trading far beyond typical Mondays with fast closes amid strong demand and heightened excitement on the exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Superintendent Brennan Resigns in Clover Leaf Change
Toledo Ohio December 10 J D Brennan resigns as superintendent of the St Louis division of the Clover Leaf railroad. The move ends Brennan's tenure overseeing operations and leadership of the St Louis division amid railroad corporate shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brennan
Toledo, O
J. D. Brennan
St. Louis
The
Clover Leaf
One of the Possibilities and Granddaughter Quote
A brief comic dialogue features Mrs. Wirepull and Mrs. Ballotbox from Puck. The granddaughter is praised as a future United States president, reflecting playful political humor within a satirical cartoon caption.
The Successful DeadBeat
A witty note from the Atchison Globe on debt collection and the debtor’s plight, arguing no deadbeat is truly successful unless he makes a collector feel he is the injured party rather than the creditor.
To Step a Cold Stop a Cold With Foley’s Honey and Tar
An advertising snippet urges immediate use of Foley's Honey and Tar at the first signs of a cold. It claims the product “never fails” if taken in time, attributed to Langetaff Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Langetaff Bros
Ida Chenney Charged With Murder Of Six-Year-Old Girl
Payne Ohio December 7 Ida Chenney the housekeeper of farmer George Franklin lies jailed on a murder charge in the death of Franklin's six year old daughter. Neighbors reported convulsions but the body showed severe bruising and a fatal skull blow. The child was buried without a shroud until authorities exhumed the remains for the coroner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payne
Ida Chenney
George Franklin
Chenney
Franklin
Judge scolds jury after verdict in Cleveland diamond case
The jury found George Willard not guilty of robbing Sigler Bros. jewelry store of about 20000 dollars worth of diamonds. Judge Phillips condemned the verdict as a travesty and Willard was rearrested to face a separate charge in Hamilton Ohio for stealing 2500 dollars worth of diamonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
George Willard
Sigler Bros
Phillips
Willard
Hamilton
Burglars Hit Wilmington Stations and Homes
A masked gang robbed the B and O station safe of 30 dollars and tickets after tying the operator. They then blew safes at Langdon's elevator securing 100 dollars and papers, and entered homes of Bob Osborn Arch Anthony Oliver Townsend. Horses and buggies were stolen from each stable as the culprits escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Langdon
Bob Osborn
Arch Anthony
Oliver Townsend
No More Rowdyism By Students In Cleveland Case School
Chief of Police Corner warns Case school president that further student rowdyism will be handled by police. Several Case students faced a choice of paying 35 dollars for breaking furniture or being expelled within three days after an Adelbert street boarding house incident Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Corner
Case School
Adelbert Street
Sandusky Coal Exchange Abandons Organization
At a Sandusky meeting the coal exchange members decided to abandon the organization. The group had been warned by the prosecuting attorney that continued operation could trigger a suit to oust it and penalties under the Valentine anti trust law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky, O
Sandusky Coal Exchange
Exchange
Decree of sale ordered for Columbus Shawnee & Hocking Ry
In Columbus Ohio a United States court decree of sale against the Columbus Shawnee and Hocking Railway Company was filed November 25. A judgment for 2 575 826 dollars plus costs was entered and mortgages will be foreclosed. Premises property franchises and other assets will be sold within 60 days from the film time. No bid under 2 750 000 dollars will be accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, O
United States
Columbus, Shawnee & Hocking Railway Co
Mulford Shortage Repaid by Insurance Union Leaders
Columbus report declares a $4,000 alleged shortage of former American Insurance union secretary John M. Mulford has been made good by National President John J. Lentz and other officers. Mulford remains under bond as Franklin County grand jury prepares action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
John M. Mulford
American Insurance Union
John J. Lentz
Mulford
Franklin County Grand Jury
Agreement Reached Between Longshoremen and Docks Managers
Cleveland December 7 President Keefe says an agreement has been reached between longshoremen and docks managers. The men will receive an advance on several kinds of work while the wage scale otherwise remains unchanged, ending a wage dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Keefe
Longshoremen’s Union
Fatal Amusement in Bucyrus Tragedy
Bucyrus Ohio December 7 Mrs Mary Stewart aged 86 while entertaining her great great grandchildren tripped and fell sustaining a fractured hip and other injuries which it is thought will prove fatal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucyrus
Mary Stewart
State Knights of the Royal Arch organized in Columbus
A new state organization of Knights of the Royal Arch was formed in Columbus to federate all wholesale and retail liquor dealers of the state and allied interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of the Royal Arch
Columbus
Murder at County Infirmary Sparks Fatal Quarrel
At supper in the insane ward of the county infirmary in Springfield Ohio a quarrel led Fred Gram to strike his roommate Anderson Godfrey with a chair, killing him instantly. The incident occurred December 7 and authorities began inquiries into the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Fred Gram
Anderson Godfrey
Coronation Date Set for King Edward on June 26
The coronation of King Edward is scheduled for June 26. Officials announced the date and venue details, signaling the formal ascension ceremonies to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Detroit girl objects to mayor officiating wedding
Cleveland dispatch reports a Detroit girl objects to being kissed by Tom L. Johnson, causing the mayor to decline officiating at the marriage of Russell Edwards, an employee in Peter Witt's tax bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Detroit
Tom L. Johnson
Russell Edwards
Peter Witt
Tax Bureau
Six year old dies of mumps treated by Christian scientists
Elyria Ohio December 11 Liva Larson aged six died of mumps without a physician. coroner French will hold a post mortem. The death follows lack of medical intervention and treatment by Christian scientists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Liva Larson
French
Maine Faces Plague of AIunk S Among Populace
A troubling report from Maine cites widespread AIunk illness affecting residents and prompting local health officials to issue advisories. The situation underscores concerns over AIunk exposure, community spread, and the need for monitoring and treatment resources.
Skeletons Found Buried Together Near Bellefontaine
In Bellefontaine Ohio on December 11 workmen uncover several well preserved skeletons in a deep trench while removing gravel near town. The site lies on land once inhabited by Shawnee and near Blue Jacket Creek. School children from Blue Jacket school collected the bones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellefontaine
Blue Jacket
Manslaughter Case Ends in Acquittal of Harry Moore
Newark New Jersey December reports the manslaughter case of Harry Moore an 18 year old son of James Moore a printer ends in acquittal Devine was killed September 25 and Moore sat with his mother who tearfully congratulated him. Clarence Reese may have charges dismissed. Trial began Monday at 1 30 p m with a jury secured early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Dana
Devine
Harry Moore
James Moore
Clarence Reese
Moore
Young Moore
Osteopaths Face New Effort To Bring Under Medical Board
Columbus Ohio December 11 The state board of medical registration plans another attempt to regulate osteopaths. Though the supreme court ruled the osteopathy law unconstitutional the board says the decision places osteopaths on par with medical practitioners and can require them to pass examinations under the general medical law. Notices will be sent to all osteopaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Medical Registration
Columbus
Supreme Court
Columbus Lapse of Options on Local Power Plants
The legal firm in Columbus Ohio let the options on the city's two electric light and power plants lapse after the eastern capitalists syndicate altered its plans. The individuals linked to the syndicate remain undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Boys' Peculiar Predicament in Ohio Creek Rescue
Aberdeen Ohio December 11. Case Hartman and William Long went to visit their sweethearts in Elisberry. Returning they bogged down in a creek and were mired in rushing water all night. Newton Huron rescued them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Case Hartman
William Long
Elisberry
Newton Huron
Portage tragedy ties death to Barberton marshal
A Negro man was found dead in a Portage barn and is believed to have died from a wound suffered during a fight with Barberton’s town marshal. A tramp sleeping in the barn discovered the body after waking beside it all night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Portage
Barberton
Stock Capital Expanded for CI, Georgetown and Portsmouth RR
The secretary of state authorized increasing the railroad's capital from 400000 to 1500000 dollars. The 125000 dollars in preferred stock will be redeemed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Secretary of State
Cincinnati, Georgetown & Portsmouth Railroad
Bound over for highway robbery in Bowling Green
Albert Bartz son of John Bartz a wealthy North Baltimore contractor was bound over to court Tuesday for highway robbery. The young man s father refused to go his bail and he is in jail here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green
Albert Bartz
John Bartz
Baltimore
Governor's Troop to Muster in for Inaugural Parade
Governor's Troop B of Columbus will be mustered into state service by Assistant Adjt. Gen. Adams on Thursday night. The cavalry unit will march in the inaugural parade as the governor's escort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Adjt
Adams
Iida Cheney Held Without Bail in Ohio Murder Case
Ida Cheney known as Kentucky Jo faced a preliminary hearing in Squire P W Stumm's court in Paulding Ohio on Tuesday. She was remanded to jail without bail after being charged with the murder of 6 year old Opal Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iida Cheney
Paulding
Ida Cheney
Kentucky Jo
Opal Franklin
Squire P. W. Stumm
Information Wanted from Banner Salve Advertisers
The Banner Salve manufacturers invite reports of any case failing to cure ulcers sores tetter eczema or piles. They state no medicine can cure every case and offer a refund if a failure is found. Langstaff Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banner Salve
Langstaff Bros
Hay barn at Prospect burns owned by Columbus party
The hay barn occupied by David Waters and owned by Columbus parties burned to the ground yesterday near Prospect just after noon. Nearby, neighbors of Mr and Mrs Chas Rodgers held a pleasant social at their Richwood area home. Harry B Cook plans to move to Fostoria and auction 19 December lists livestock and farming gear. A B Conkright of Great Central Warehouse mashed his great toe last Friday, was confined at home, and used crutches to return to the warehouse yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect
David Waters
Columbus
Chas. Rodgers
Richwood
Harry
Cook
Ed. Bird
Summersville Pike
Fostoria
A. B. Conkright
Great Central Warehouse
Duke sends prize poultry to Cleveland show
Dr H C Duke forwarded a pair of Cornish Indian game chickens to the Cleveland poultry and pet stock show last week and won first and second premium on pullets. Nine other entries of cockrels varied across the United States, but his bird was far ahead of them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Duke
Cleveland
United States
Pythian Sisters Surprise Mrs Woods Then Visit Beem
The Pythian Sisterhood met at Mrs. B. P. Hall s home yesterday evening and then visited Mrs. M. L. Handley to surprise Mrs. Wm. Woods before her Springfield trip. They later stopped at Mrs. C. W. Huffman s to check on Miss Fannie Beem who was found chatting with a Bro. K. P. She promised to attend lodge more regularly and no charges were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. Hall
M. L. Handley
Wm. Woods
Springfield
C. W. Huffman
Fannie Beem
Foley's Honey and Tar Advertisers Endorsement
Langstaff Bros state that the leading advertisers for Foley's Honey and Tar all agree it is a splendid remedy for coughs colds or sore lungs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Langstaff Bros
What we need in politics says a man of theories
A dialogue contrasts idealism and pragmatism as a Chicago Daily News cartoon caption about political candidates. The theorist seeks a principled candidate while the practical observer favors a candidate skilled at lying for party interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Daily News
Hoaxing image of charity cited by Philadelphia Record
A snippet contrasts a supposedly charitable view with the hoax accusation, noting the claim that someone “always remembers the poor” is dismissed as mere memory. The exchange casts doubt on genuine charity versus reputational illusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Evolution of a Small Word Imp Meaning Child
A compact note tracks the word imp from early use to modern sense, tracing its evolution from meaning a child to a diminutive term. It cites Shakespeare’s reference to tower children and Jeremy Taylor’s sermon about “the beautiful imps” praising the Saviour, illustrating shifting tone and application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare
Jeremy Taylor
N. Y
Dean's Ointment Proves Effective for Skin Ailments
An advertisement claims Doan's Ointment relieves itchiness and eczema and features a Columbus Ohio user testimonial praising its effectiveness for rectal troubles and eczema. Sold by dealers and Foster-Milburn Co. in Buffalo NY as U S sole agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
William N. Steel
High Street
South
Columbus O
Doan
Price
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
United States
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