Police halt funeral home picketing by strikers in Chicago
Chicago police under Chief O Neil move to stop all picketing around funeral homes and during burials as livery drivers strike. Union officials J R Wadsworth and Charles Stevens were warned that protests at houses of mourning will not be tolerated. Officers ordered to accompany funerals to ensure last rites proceed without interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
O'Neil
J. R. Wadsworth
Charles Stevens
Liverymen’s Union
O’neil
Chief O'Neil
Cripple Creek Arrest of Western Federation Leader
James A Baker of Slocan British Columbia, a Western Federation of Miners executive member, went to Cripple Creek to set up a cooperative store for strikers. He was arrested by the military, detained ten hours, and released on the condition he leave the district. He then went to Denver and reported the incident to British consul H V Pearce who said he would forward the complaint to the British government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
James A. Baker
Slocan
B. C
Western Federation of Miners
Cripple Creek
H. V. Pearce
Porte agrees to US demands over Alexandretta insult
The porte orders the governor of Alexandretta to apologize to Consul Davis for insults and assaults by local police. The move follows American government pressure and aims to settle the diplomatic incident in Constantinople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Porte
United States
Alexandretta
Davis
Resignation of Mrs Blair as President At World Fair
A joint session of the board of lady managers and the national world's fair commission met in St Louis and sent a letter accepting Mrs Blair's resignation while praising her devotion to the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Board of Lady Managers
National World’s Fair Commission
Blair
Business Failures Rise Slightly in U S Week Ending Dec 17
New York reports 239 business failures in the United States for the week ending December 17, up from 241 the prior week and 225 in the same week of 1902. In Canada failures totaled 22, up from 7 the previous week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Canada
Train collision near New Salisbury claims one life
Cleveland Ohio December 21 report of a collision near New Salisbury between a double header freight train and a light engine. H H Robey of Wellsville was thrown from a car and killed. Five other trainmen were slightly injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
New Salisbury
H. H. Robey
Wellsville
Machinists Accept Wage Cut After Prolonged Meeting
After a lengthy session in Youngstown the Machinists' union agreed to the wage reductions voted by the machine shop operatives. The cuts range from 5 to 15 percent and affect about 400 workers in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown, O
Machinists’ Union
Fire destroys molding shop at Aultman Taylor plant
Mansfield Ohio December 21 mold ing shop of the Aultman Taylor Machinery Co. gutted by fire Sunday morning. Damage estimated at 6000 dollars fully insured. Chief Knofflock and several firemen injured by a falling wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Aultman Taylor Machinery Co
Knofflock
Nagel Sentenced to Electric Chair in April
Upper Sandusky O Dec 21 Philip Nagel was found guilty of murdering his lifelong friend Willie Wade and was sentenced to be electrocuted on April 20 next. Nagel accepted the sentence without outward demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Sandusky
Philip Nagel
Willie Wade
Nagel
State Bar to limit rising divorce rates in bill
At the annual meeting of the State Bar association in Columbus Ohio on December 21 a committee was authorized to prepare a bill to mitigate the increase of unlimited divorces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
The
State Bar Association
Watkins Resigns from Ohio Canal Post
George H. Watkins resigns as superintendent of the southern division of the Ohio canal. F. C. Dietz is named as his successor by the state board of public works at Columbus Ohio on December 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Watkins
Columbus
State Board of Public Works
F. C. Dietz
Bradley Indicted in Five Counts for Embezzlement
Cleveland December 21 Walter H Bradley general manager of the Peoples Provision Co indicted by the grand jury on five counts of alleged embezzlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, C
Walter H. Bradley
The
People’s Provision Co
France Pays Subsidies for New Ships Sum Reaches 38.6 Million
France has paid subsidies for new ships totaling 38.6 million dollars within six months, according to official reports. The payments cover vessel construction and related maritime projects, reflecting government support for the fleet expansion and shipbuilding industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Louisiana Purchase Celebration Ends In Patriotism At New Orleans
On Dec 21 in New Orleans under clear skies the Louisiana transfer centennial ended with a patriotic flare. The Place d Armes hosted a Mass at St Louis cathedral with Spain France and US flags displayed, a Spanish cruiser arriving late, and cannon fire as American flags were raised in Jackson’s quarters amid a gun salute. Senor Tuero y Odonnell drew notable attention from locals during the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Place d’Arms
Louisiana
St. Louis Cathedral
Andrew Jackson
Spain
France
United States
Archbishop Chappelle
French Opera Co
Father de lLamoriniere
Chappelle
Daussat
Jackson
Washington
Rio de la Plata
Senor Tuero Y Odonnell
Seven Boilers Explode In St Louis Transit Power House
A battery of seven boilers exploded at the St Louis Transit Co power house on Monday night killing three employees and injuring six as the building collapsed. The blast shattered nearby windows, toppled walls and roof, and trapped nearly 20 workers under debris with lights failed. A fire started but was quickly controlled and one boiler was hurled into the street narrowly missing pedestrians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
St. Louis Transit Co
Alarm grows over far east outlook as war fears ease
London dispatches show morning newspapers uneasy about developments in the far east. Reports say both Russia and Japan seek to avoid war while diplomacy remains active. Paris specials note France and Britain pressing Czarist Russia and Tokyo to prevent a rupture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Far East
Russia
Japan
Paris
France
Great Britain
St. Petersburg
Tokio
Color lighting planned for Cascades at the fair
World’s fair officials announced that Cascades Cascades garden terrace of state and restaurant pavilions on Art Hill will be lit in colors. Only one color will be used at a time with white among them and two other colors to be chosen after experiments. Spectator will not see the exact color change point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Cascades
Cascade Gardens
State
Art Hill
Mrs Soffel to Go on the Stage in Pittsburgh
Mrs Katharine Soffel, released from Western penitentiary after a two year sentence for her role in the Biddle brothers' escape, has signed to play the lead in A Dangerous Woman in Pittsburgh on December 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soffel
Pittsburg
Katherine Soffel
Western Penitentiary
Marking Confederate Graves Bill Gets Senate Favor
Washington December 18 a Senate committee on military affairs ordered a favorable report on the bill providing for appropriate marking of graves of Confederate soldiers and sailors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Mrs Dowie Sails for Australia From France
Mrs Dowie and her son left Marseilles en route to Australia. Zion party members were forced to use a rear hotel exit to dodge reporters and photographers waiting for them in Cannes on December 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowie
France
Cannes
Drowned in the Cistern At Urbana Home
Mrs. Jane Tway, 50, walked from her Urbana residence into an open cistern opened moments earlier by a servant and drowned before her absence was noticed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Jane Tway
Ice Gorge Breaks, C&O Ferry Resumes at Portsmouth
Ice gorge failed at Portsmouth Ohio on Monday morning allowing the C and O ferry to resume operations. Forecast says ice from upstream may close the river again on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
C. & O. Ferry
Calico Named for Calicut Origin of Printing
Calico textile derives its name from Calicut in India, the historic port where it was first printed. The term reflects the fabric's early export and global trade connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calicut
India
Spicy Letters From Northern Union County Corner Gazette
A weekly feature brings special correspondents from every nook and corner of Northern Union County to share local views with readers. The letters reflect broad public interest and community voices in the weekly Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
Gazette
Local Notes Include Family News and Business Trips
Jacob Landes brings news of a healthy boy. John Lilley recovered after a fall. John Blue quarantined in a LaRue hotel. Dr. White visited G. B. Temple last Saturday. Southwick and Parish join Bell line. Miss Ethel Romick visited Washie Homes and wife. W. C. Temple and James Guy travelled to Richwood. Chester Thomas returns from Columbus. Wilson Moore and wife visit daughter Mrs. Jacob Landes in Richwood. Blacksmiths toil fitting horse shoes for icy roads. Frank Camron sold a turkey for four dollars and fifty cents. Mrs. Wm. Southwick returns home from Richwood. Old Santa Claus arrived in Arbela and may be seen in the show window with presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. White
G. B. Temple
Southwick & Parish
Ethel Romick
Washie Homes
W. C. Temple
James Guy
Richwood
Chester Thomas
Columbus
Santa Claus
Arbela
Local Notes From Thompson Township and Nearby Areas
Wm. Curry visited Marion on business. Miss Callie Schultz stays with relatives in Columbus. Wm. Hanson and wife spent Sunday at Magnetic Springs. Ben Humphreys sold his farm to Ed. Terell of Radnor. Thearan Hill and wife visited relatives here. Edith Howison of Richwood visits her uncle Ed Howison and family. Prospective Bell telephone line teased. Mrs John Clark and Wm. Hanson attended Columbus after their brother in law’s death. Mrs. Mary Detwiler to Prospect for winter with daughter Hallie Thomas. John Redmond and wife to Plain City for funeral of Mrs. Wm. Tway who drowned in a cistern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Humphreys
Ed. Terell
Radnor
Thearan
Hallie Thomas
John Redmond
Plain City
Wm. Tway
Local notices from Marion area spell social visits
Miss Zulu spicer visited in Marion. Joseph Rogers of Lane visits N R Hildreth. Emery Murphy of Marion spent Sunday with his parents. G W Moore visited near Dayton. Eva Wallace of near Broadway visited her parents. Ladies Home Mission society to meet at Mrs T A Phelps on Wednesday Dec 3. C B Hanley entertained pupils. No smallpox reported. churches closed and vaccination underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Murphy
Marion
G. W. Moore
Dayton
Eva Wallace
Broadway
T. A. Phelps
Ladies’ Home Mission Society
Hanley
Smallpox scare town notes and home quarantine relief
Local notes report a blacksmith kept busy shoeing horses while Miss Hilah Eastman visits relatives near Essex. A baby arrives west of town and several fraternal lodges plan their first regular meetings since the smallpox scare. The writer describes surviving the illness with weak lungs and quarantine fumigation, praising sanitation and diet as key to recovery amid a few severe cases and a physician’s confident diagnosis of smallpox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
K. of P
Reform School Substitutes Foley’s Honey and Tar
J. G. Gluck superintendent of Pruntytown West Virginia Reform School reports that after trying other cough medicines they will use Foley’s Honey and Tar exclusively finding it most effective and harmless Langslaff and Stow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Gluck
Pruntytown
W. Va
Foley
West Virginia Reform School
Langslaff & Stow
Dozen Injured as Dayton Fire Sparks Lighted Flight from Windows
A blaze at the Canby building on South Main Street in Dayton caused three girls to leap from the fifth floor to the roof and through a skylight into Kirby's store. Several others jumped to the Elks building roof for escape as smoke fatally endangers Miss Levisson's dress shop workers and nearby residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton, O
Canby
South Main Street
Miss Levisson
Kirby
Elks
Frank Hughes
Miamisburg
Anna Spohr
Lottie Armstrong
Laura Klump
Viola Weckesser
Minnie Troxell
Deaconess Hospital
Ellis Reeder
Prof Ben F Koons Dies After Illness at Connecticut College
Prof Ben Franklin Koons, professor of natural history and curator of the college museum at Connecticut Agricultural College, died at his Storrs home after a yearlong cancer of the throat. Born 1848 in Sulphur Springs Ohio, he graduated from Oberlin and joined the college faculty in 1881, serving as its president for a period.
Akron Prize Fight Probe Ordered by Governor
Columbus Ohio December 19 Governor Nash directed the attorney general to work with Summit County to determine facts of the Ruhlin versus Gheen prize fight at Akron Thursday night. If illegal, authorities will prosecute principals and spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Akron
Gus Ruhlin
Charles Gheen
Nash
Attorney General's Department
Summit County
Conductor Crushed Near Georgetown Depot
Conductor George Brandt of the O R and C railroad was severely injured while backing a train onto a siding near the Georgetown depot. His body was caught between a fertilizer storage building and the rear car, with fatal injury feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
George Brandt
Brandt
Cleveland Trust buys Central Trust business
The Cleveland Trust Co has acquired the business and goodwill of the Central Trust Co. Terms of consolidation are not disclosed. The Cleveland Trust now serves 34,100 depositors with $18,000,000 in deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland Trust Co
Central Trust Co
Aged Minister Elisha B Turner Dies at 91
Bowling Green Ohio December 19 Elisha B Turner aged 91 died at his Portage home Friday morning He was a veteran preacher who carried the gospel into the wilderness as civilization dawned over north western Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green
Elisha B. Turner
Portage
Ohio
Attorney General Moves to Oust East Liverpool Chief
Columbus Dec. 19 Attorney General Sheets has filed suit in the supreme court to oust John W Wyman as chief of police of East Liverpool The action tests the legality of Sheets opinion on the municipal code and its application to city leadership in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Sheets
Supreme Court
John W. Wyman
East Liverpool
Austin Found Guilty of First Degree Murder
Levi Austin was found guilty of murder in the first degree. The jury recommended mercy. Austin had shot and killed Harry Horning, a boarder, last August over a fancied wrong in Portsmouth Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Levi Austin
Mercy
Austin
Harry Horning
Boarder
Wales suit seeks 200000 from Mitchell for coal strike services
Attorney A D Wales of Binghamton alleges he provided services in ending the recent coal strike and sues John Mitchell president of the United Mine Workers for 200000. A motion for an open commission to orally examine Thomas D Nicholls District No 1 president at Scranton Pa was heard by Justice George F Lyon and adjourned to Tuesday. If granted, Wales and Mitchell representatives will travel to Scranton to question Nicholls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
N. Y
A. D. Wales
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers’ Union of America
George F. Lyon
Wales
Thomas D. Nicholls
United Mine Workers
Scranton
Lyon
Mitchell
Nicholls
Bible Sunday Observance Approved by Bible Societies
The British and Foreign Bible Society and the American Bible Society approve March 7 1904 as Bible Sunday marking the centenary of the British society. Over 180 million Bible volumes have been distributed in about 370 languages costing more than 70 million dollars. The goal is to translate and circulate Scriptures at nominal cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
British and Foreign Bible Society
American Bible Society
British Society
MacArthur Sails for San Francisco After Hawaiian Defense Study
Honolulu dispatch reports Maj. Gen. MacArthur sailing Monday night on the Pacific Mail steamer Siberia. He has been studying the defenses of the Hawaiian Islands and is due to arrive in San Francisco on December 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacArthur
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
San Francisco
Italian transports offered for Louisiana Purchase Exposition
Rome reports the ministry of marine offers the transports Volts and Garigliano to move Italian exhibits to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Ministry of Marine
Volts
Garigliano
St Louis
Marysville Weekly Letter Reports Local News
Special correspondent notes injuries from icy sidewalks. Mrs McPherson broke her left wrist. Dr White set the fracture. The ice crop yielded ten inches thick. George Schlegel stored the season’s best ice. Walter Kezertee’s heirs erect a nine ton monument in Oakdale cemetery. Mrs Samuel Scott dies leaving four children. Walter Sawyer returns from Northwestern University for holidays. Judge Dow assigns cases in light docket common pleas court. The Cyclone club hosts at Mrs Emily McFadden’s with flinch. Local merchants harvest Christmas trade. A ladies group plans a Christmas banquet for widows and orphans. Marysville businessmen form an accounts association. Snowy and sleety sidewalks cause slips. Justice Turner injured but not seriously hurt. Masons and orders vow to aid the poor at Christmas.
Divorce Suit Over Cruelty Filed by Claibourne Woman
Dessie Elliott of Claibourne township files in common pleas court for divorce from Arthur Elliott on grounds of habitual drunkenness and extreme cruelty. She alleges he struck her with a buggy whip, disfigured her, and has cursed her repeatedly. She seeks custody of three children and reasonable alimony. Married November 27, 1895. J. F. Millar represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dessie Elliott
Claibourne Township
Common Pleas Court
Arthur Elliott
J. F. Millar
Fullington Reenters Race for Congress in District
Walter C. Fullington of Union County announces his decision to run again for Congress to succeed W R K Warnock of Urbana. He was Union County’s candidate four years ago when Marysville hosted the convention and has served two years on the State Central committee. A local campaign organization will form after the holidays to support him. other Union County candidates are unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter C. Fullington
W R K. Warnock
Urbana
Fullington
Union County
Marysville
State Central Committee
Community Leader Ae Ba Owen Dies After Brief Illness
Watkins resident Ae Ba Owen died at his home Saturday about 1 o clock after a brief illness from Brights disease. He had not felt well for a week and a physician attended him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Ba Owen
Watkins
Bright
When Winter's Hustlin Round in Ashtabula Ohio
A dialect piece set in Ashtabula Ohio describes winter hardships and a homely scene. A mother and family endure cold with chinks in the cabin walls while foods like pumpkins corn potatoes and fried hoeske are referenced.
Local notices and incidents span courtship to tragedies
Dr Waters of Toledo buys ten Delaine sheep at New Moorefield and serves as Toledo district president Elder. Mrs. William McCrary dies at 62 in Watkins from liver trouble. funeral at Christan church. Clarence Slocum of Marysville Cabinet Co. injures shoulder in icy spill and will draw $12.50 weekly. Thomas Edwards from New Dover mauled by a horse, cheek torn and stitched. Mrs. Julius Southwick dislocates shoulder after a stair fall. George Bales, 17, of North Lewisburg, dies from a gasoline lamp explosion. Hon. Ralph Cole of Findlay visits Watkins to lecture. Ernest Weld writes of Syria and war-torn Alexandria after visiting Bierut. John Fickeisen touts new grooming equipment at Oakland barber shop. Odd Fellows refrain from turkey gift due to turkey scarcity. Owen family mourns after two parents die in one week. funeral held at M E church in Watkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.G. Waters
Toledo
C. S. Chapman & Son
New Moorefield
Waters
William McCrary
Watkins
Christan
S. A. Caris
Thomas Edwards
New Dover
L. T. Henderson
Julius .Southwick
L. F. Henderson
George Bales
North Lewisburg
Burnham Bales
Ralph Cole
Findlay
Cole
Hancock County
Real Estate Transfers Across Multiple Townships
A sequence of property deeds recorded including transfers by J W Southard and others in Marysville Plain City Jerome and Washington Taylor Allen Liberty Caibourne and Jackson townships with prices from $1 to $158125 and various sizes from 1 acre to 664 acres and 66 or 2 acre tracts. Parties include J W Southard M W Watson E Donahoe Oscar Shanks Laurinda Seeley and others with quit claim and usual consideration noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Kent
H. A. Kent
Plain City
M. W. Watson
D. H. Watson
Union Township
Harry Pennington
James A. Moore
Unionville
John Durban
Dexter D. Ketch
J. Mathews
Laurinda Seeley
A. Johnson
Andrew Jolliff
Taylor Township
C. E. Glendenning
William P. Burnham
E. Donahoe
Oscar Shanks
Marysville
E J. Myers
Paris Township
J. W. Southard
Milton A Southard
E. J. Freeman
James Laird
F. W. Simons
C. T. Davis
Allen Township
A. E. Drumm
W. H. Beeney
Richwood
Nelson Thornton
A. C. Fout
Washington Township
Barkepile
M. Braithwaite
Leesburg
Solomon Cook
Myrtle Watson
Liberty Township
Morris W. Hill
R B. Ross
Caibourne
J. W. Lingrel
Ida R Lingrel
William Oberider
Charlies B. Clark
Jackson
Local Marriages and Birth Notices Involving Crabtree Hanawalt Cox and Guthrie
Cary E. Crabtree a 2 percent York township farmer and Miss Sarah A. Hanawalt 17 of Taylor township with Rev. R Gates. Butler F. Jackson 40 farmer and Miss Rebecca E. Cox 36 York township with Rev. G H Beaschler. Benjamine Wetterauer 28 moulder Marion and Miss Mary E. Guthrie 21 Leesburg township with Rev. J F Lewie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary E. Crabtree
York Township
Sarah A. Hanawalt
Taylor Township
R. Gates
Butler F. Jackson
Farmer
Rebecca E. Cox
G. H. Beaschler
Benjamine Wetterauer
Moulder
Marion
Mary E. Guthrie
Leesburg Township
J. F. Lewie
Acreage of Estates Reported in Local Probate Notes
The docket lists final accounts and administrations for multiple estates. Eleanor Ferguson and Barney Creviston file final accounts with hearings set for January 30. Other administratrices and administrators file final accounts, inventories, and appraisals for estates including Rhose, Cahill, Schunk, Holycross, Seely, Mulvaine, and Fausnaugh, with bonds ranging from 100 to 2000 dollars and various appraisers appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Ferguson
Andrew J Ferguson
Barney Creviston
Aggie M Creviston
Sarah M. Rice
Moses P. Rice
George Kreager
Fredrick A. Vigor Calvin W. Stiner
Mariah P. Stiner
Emaline Cahill
John W. Cahill
John A. Kennington
de Bonis Uon
Martin Weisel
LH Bechtel
C. F W Harvey
T. D. Wright
D. B. Edwards
C. C. Penderwood
Allen Haines
Adam Fausnaugh
Milton Braithwaite
Alexander Mulvaine
J.G. Holycross
Daniel Perry
John H. Holycross
Howard C. Block
Samuel E. Taylor
Arthur M. Hartshorn
Frank Z. Hartshorn
Alva A
Mattie Ingall
Clara Bloomer
George S. Bloomer
Frank Andrews
Rufus Andrews
Morgan W. Martin
Jacob Schunk
John Whitmer
G. KR. Honser
A. F. Robinson
Sarah J. Drumm
George W. Drumm
James E. Robinson
Mrs Jennie Tway Dies in Fall at cistern
Mrs Jennie Tway 55 of Union township slipped while drawing water from a cistern last Monday morning and broke her neck. Found by husband Win Tway who returned from the barn where he fed the horse. Survived by husband and son Willis. She was a native of Marysville and sister of Slomon Heasley, J H Heasley, and Camp Heasley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Tway
Union Township
J H. Heasley
Win Tway
Mrs. Tway
Marysville
Slomon Heasley
Marshal
J. H. Heasley
Richwood
Camp Heasley
West Liberty
Willis Tway
Old-Time Citizen Craven Remembered by Richwood Pioneers
Benj F Craven who arrived in Richwood in 1856 from New York City with B W Miller died at Champaign Lil on December 19 He enlisted in the 13th O V V 1 and re enlisted in the 31st O V V I serving throughout the war A noted soldier his postwar life began in Union County and he moved to Illinois in 1869 The pioneers of the area west of Richwood recall his memory with regret
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benj. F. Craven
Richwood
New York City
B. W. Miller
Miller Settlement
LaRue
Champaign
Lil
Craven
Union County
Illinois
Couple Reunite in Marriage After 20 Years apart
Columbus report: Philip Fuhr age 72 and Rachel Fuhr age 62 wed again after a separation of more than twenty years. The couple first married in Germany fifty years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, O
Philip
Rachel Fuhr
Germany
Isaac Drucker Dies at 94 Pioneer Cincinnati Merchant
Isaac Drucker a pioneer Cincinnati merchant died at his Park avenue Walnut Hills home Monday night aged 94. He was born in Hamburg Germany on July 25 1813 and immigrated to America in August 1886.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Isaac Drucker
Park Avenue
Walnut Hills
Hamburg
Germany
America
Ice gorge still blocks river from North Bend to Central Bridge
The Ohio River remained heavily iced from North Bend to near the Central bridge on Monday. The gorge above the new Cincinnati waterworks stays intact and passable, allowing safe crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cincinnati
North Bend
Central Bridge
New Cincinnati Waterworks
Son Arrested for Assault to Kill
Cleveland Ohio December 22 James Gildea eighty three years old is under arrest on a charge of assault to kill. His aged mother lay critically wounded and near death after the attack. Police say the son assaulted her as she slept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
James Gildea
Despondent husband murders wife and three children
Roscoe W. Derby an expert machinist shot and killed his wife Della and their three children Harold Alice and Thomas Wilbur before turning the gun on himself. The crime occurred around 4 a.m. after Derby had returned from shopping for Christmas gifts. Derby left a note to friend Thomas Bell and was found beside his wife in the dining room with ten shots fired. Mrs Derby was a cousin of Geo W Kosh and had formerly lived in Ashland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe W. Derby
No. 10
Barbara Street
Thomas Bell
No. 48
Dibble Avenue
Derby
Bell
Della
Harold
Alice
Reven
Thomas Wilbur
Little Thames
Clevland Automatic Seew
Conch
Derry
Mrs Derby
Mary Kosht
Kosht
Roscoe
Mrs . Derby
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Endorsed By Gov Atkinson
Gov G. W. Atkinson of West Virginia endorses Kodol Dyspepsia Cure noting its effectiveness for stomach ailments. The advertisement claims the remedy digests all foods improves digestion strengthens tissues and purifies the stomach. Sold by M. Wolgamot and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov G. W. Atkinson
West Virginia
Wolgamot
Also Mentioned on This Page
Turkey
Mrs. Blair
Jacob Landes
John Lilley
John Blue
Wilson Moore
Frank Camron
Wm. Southwick
Eli Southwick
Thompson Township
Wm. Curry
Callie Schultz
Wm. Hanson
Magnetic Springs
Claibourne Cullings
Joseph Rogers
Lane
N. R Hildreth
Pharisburg
Billy Dunn
Hilah Eastman
Jas. Dutton and
Essex
J. L. Clevenger
Ay Pound Boy
Moninger
Reform School
Prof
Benj. F. Koons
Oberlin College
Gov. Nash
Mrs. McPherson
George Schlegel
Walter Kezertee
Oakdale Cemetery
Samuel Scott
Walter Sawyer
Northwestern University
Dow
Bellefontaine
Emily McFadjen
Flinch
W. L. Cartmell
Pythian Sisterhood
O. R. Teets
Ed. Berger
J. G. Turner
Masons
Congress
Podunk Jones
Wintu
Bush Phillips
Ashtabula, Ohio
Clarence Slocum
Marysville Cabinet Co
Ernest Weld
Bierut
Syria
Presbyterian College
J. D. Weld
Alexandria
Brooklyn
Bieri
Johp Fickeisenreprietor
Oakland
Odd Fellows
Owen
Warret Owen
M. E
Mr. Ricketts
J.W. Southard
B. J. Southard
S. F. Southard
A. Woolam
Jerome
B. Seeley
Probate Court
C Leveland
Ithree
Geo. W. Kesht
Rich
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