Barcus Boys Drowned in Tilghman County Skiff Capsize
A double drowning occurred Tuesday evening near Warotown when a skim boat capsized in Tilghman County. Henry Barcus and Albert Barcus died after attempting to reach shore. Bonner and Venham’s father John Bonner helped pull one survivor but cramps and exhaustion struck the other. A tender 14 year old and Hank Verwohit aided but could not save all.
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Til “Thig
Tehehodt Sten
Ifethry
Albert Barcus
Venham
Bonner
Warothe Tyor
Republican Congressional Convention Planned for Breabenville
The Republican Congressional Committee of the Sixteenth Ohio District met with full membership to set a convention date for Breabenville on May 6 1902 at 10 o clock Central Standard Time. Counties Belmont Carroll Harrison Jefferson Monroe total 164 delegates 84 needed. Temporary chairman Hi Dy Carroll County and temporary secretaries Austin Wilson Monroe and Wm Kirkpatrick Delmont chosen.
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Republican Congressional Committee
Sixteenth
Ohio
Hono. J
Titan
Garroll County
K. McLaughin
Harrison
Thomas B. Rouse
Monroe
Madison Aldridge
Telmont
D. W. Noall
Jefferson
Breabenville
Belmont
Carroll
Mooroo
Nash Fant
Hi. Dy
Carroll County
Austin ‘Wnlson
Wm. Kirkpatrick
Delmont
Freight Wreck Delays Cleveland and Pittsburgh Trains
Northbound freight wreck near Toronto on the Cleve land and Pittsburgh line delayed trains two to three hours. A broken section of the freight split, cars sidetracked, engine returned and collided with a steel car. Two men warned and fled, saving themselves as wreckage spread across the main track.
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh
Toronto
Acfraight
Calumet
Plicit
Arados
Fragmented Ode to Wedding Guests and Decor
An OCR fragment describes a wedding or social event with names like Mr Mees Kawin and Miss Olayra Elizabeth and guests in a venue. It mentions decorations, lights, a garden or salon, a honeymoon, and various attendees including Frank Albert, Annie-Thos, and Daley Woller, with scattered phrases about attire and reception.
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Hawkine-zima
Mr Mees Kawin
Ziomo
Ithelte
Misa Olayra
Elizabeth
Mr. Frank
Albert Awkine
Polomnixeus
Audiin
Rey
Wabash work bids near for tewett extension
BRIEFLY TOLD Wednesday reports river at 16 feet and falling. Pension of $6 monthly granted to Richard W. Mahan of Steubenville. Tewett extension contracts soon to be let. Wabash camp cleaner with own physician amid smallpox. Odd Fellows and Brilliant lodge events noted. Infant burial from Mt Pleasant Pa. Holton property purchased by Kennedy Urimrine for residence improvements. Orrville National Bank organized with $40,000 capital and listed directors. Public lecture on Art and its acquisition given to high school graduates. Trotting horse P. D. Conn sold to Charles Tuthanan of Independence Pa. Crawford funeral held. Modern Woodmen elects A Isaacs as consul. Possible body of Frank Phelps identified from Ohio river float. Wabash box cars seen as Pittsburgh extension progresses. New Steubenville to Empire rail line eyed to connect brickworks East Liverpool and Wo llaville with Wabash and Erie systems.
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Richard W. Mahan
Steubenville
Tewett
Brillant Lodge
Brilliant
Jas
Mt. Pleasant
Bell
Miss Snowden
Kennedy Urimrine
Holton
North Seventh Street
Orrville National Bank
Orrville
J. F. Read
Strauss
Jeaac Poutius
Brenneman
Jacob Ault
Filgod
William ©. Burchfield
Springfield
P. D
Charles Tuthanan
Independance
Crawford
Frank Wildman
Wildman
Ohio
New Cumberland
Frank Phelps
East’ Liverpool
Phelps
Parkinson
Marietta
Woot
Virginia
Linc
Wheeling & Lake
Atoel
Mingo
Pitteburgh
Pittaburgh
Steavenville
Toronto
Erie
Linbon
Martin
The Odd Pennies and Local Social Notes
An assortment of brief items from personal mentions to social visits. Highlights include names like Miss Josie Aiken, Miss Jessie Caldwell, Mrs. Wm Caldwell, Dr Curtis Laughlin, and Mrs Amelia Paul. Also notes on travel to Athens University, Ohio Medical University, Atlantic City, and Chicago, with several local appearances and engagements in Wesle ville, Martin's Ferry Times, and Duquesne society.
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Columbus
Perry Latghiin
University At Athens
Wm. Caldwell
C.G .M. Cl
Josie Aiken
Jewett
Jessie Caldwell
H. Maxwell
Phoenix
Jennie Knox
McKeespoort
W. J. Irwin
Johin Horn
Thos Horn
Pittsburgh
Thin City
C. Davia
Naomi Davis
I. K. Will- Ioma
Duquesne
Dougherty
Curtis Laughlin
Ohio Medical University
Mary
Elizabeth Houlihan
Elmira
Amelia Paul
Unitonport
Wau
Niousriend
W. ‘A. Prauhhart
Joseph Ahl
North Fifth Street
Steubenville
Ahl
Martin
Ferry Times
Big deal to close on 1200 acres in Holl day Cove valley
Pittsburgh parties who took options on 1200 acres in Holl day Cove valley plan to close the deal within days. The Crawford Hooker Taylor Griffin and Lee farms are included and the land is believed intended for a steel plant or other large industry.
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Pittsburgh
Hollday’s Cove Valley
Crawford, Hooker, Taylor, Griffth and Lee
May Mean Shaffer's Defeat At National Convention
Wage scale committees of the Amalgamated snsp elation met in session to prepare for the opening of the national convention. Delegates from lodges expelled or in arrears on strike assessments face bitter scrutiny as seating decisions emerge. Shaffer seeks reelection and faces a contest from Assistant Secretary Michael E. Tighe of Wheeling.
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Shaffer
Michael E. Tighe
Wheelie Sloe
Women's Catholic Order Meets in Chicago
The biennial convention of the Women's Catholic Order of Foresters opened in Chicago with 530 delegates and about as many alternates. Representatives from across the country total 37,000 members as the gathering began yesterday in the city.
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Chicago
Women's Catholic Order of Foresters
al l Parta
Death Roll for Henry Jackson in Stoubeville Church
Henry Jackson, aged about 20, died after an operation performed successfully. The bereaved family and church community, including brothers and friends in Stoubebville, mourn his untimely death with deep sorrow and sympathy.
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Henry Jackson
Reager
Rom Warren
Henry
Jack
van Bon
Jeack
Merly
Djott
M. i
JUSTICE REIGNS IN Wells Township Court Proceedings
Petition in error in Village of Toronto v Westlake et al moved to higher court. Settlements noted in several cases including National Wall Paper Co. v Win McMagtora. verdicts for plaintiffs in others with costs. Orders on new trials and sentences suspended due to family illness. Court records show multiple minor offenses and penalties for selling to minors.
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W. GC. Fellows
Wells Township
Q. Fellows
New
Alexandria
Sons
Wella Township
Hag
Tia Regibe
Toronto
Westlake
Hircurt
B. Pierce
Ali
Costa of
B. A. Frahwater
T.P. Vickers
Ane
John Rossitor
John Hannan
A Happy Deliverance From All The Agonies Of Rheumatism
Ad copy promotes Paine's Celery Compound as a remedy for rheumatism claiming relief from pain and discomfort. The advertisement uses persuasive language and emphasizes a restorative effect after use.
Paine's Celery Compound Promised Cure for Rheumatism
A veteran of the Civil War from New York endorses Paine's Celery Compound, stating after three bottles he was cured of rheumatism and kidney disease. The letter, dated February 18, 1902, claims physicians offered no relief before the remedy restored his health and urges others to try the medicine.
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Paine
East 45Th Street
New York
Edwin Bailias
Palane
Connan
Mich
Dr. Fenner
M.bickthrey
Gereva
Cranford Co
Uey
Re. Arkean
Baral Fleming Widow Passes in Illinois Home
Baral Fleming widow of Jegno Flom Tage died Monday at her home on Hellues Drive in Roseanne Township, aged 86 years 4 months 1 day. Survived by children Jann Wik, Margaret Goodwin and siblings. Former resident of the county, obituary notes burial details to follow.
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Baral Fleming
Mra
Sara
Jegno
Flom Tage
Croak
Tin A
This County
Lod
Oh Fabri
G. S. Shilson
Rosoanie
Iil
Misa
Wilson Oper
Ir Brothers
Jann Wik
Richa Oe
Margaret Goodwin
W. Bidob
Moore
Balt
Missionary Social Invites Attendees for Evening Sale
The First By Church missionary social plans an April 20 fundraiser with an evening gathering starting at a stated hour. An account from the event notes a widow and other attendees and mentions a bank offering.
Shaffer May Be Re-Elected At Steel Workers Meeting
The Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers opened its twenty seventh annual convention in Wheeling West Virginia with Mayor Sweeney welcoming 2650 delegates. President Shaffer and officers spoke as credentials contests were referred to a committee. The wage scale panel meets daily but won t finish soon. Shaffer aides push for re election while opponents target Tighe.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Sweeney
Shaffer
American Tin Plate
American Shear Steel
American Steel Hoop
Republic Steel and Iron Companies
St. Louis
Columbus
Youngstown
St. Jouis
Tighe
Miners Vote to Return to Work in Punxsutown Meeting
Miners at Punxsutawney mass meeting voted 837 to 626 to end the strike and return to work. The meeting followed an agreement made Monday between General Manager L. W. Robinson and President John Mitchell. Dubois and Reynoldsville miners later endorsed the decision, ending the nationwide action.
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Dubois
Punxsutawney
L. W. Robinson
Rochester and Pittsburg Coal and Iron Company
John Mitchell
Reynoldsville
Democrats Urged Harmony at Jefferson Birthday Reception
On April 15 in New York the Democratic club held a Jefferson birthday reception seen as a harmony meeting. Notable figures present included David B. Hill, Perry Belmont, Lewis Nixon, James M. Griggs, General Joseph Wheeler, Edward M. Shepard, and William J. Bryan. The event featured calls for party unity amid internal rifts.
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New York
Democratic Club
Thomas Jefferson
David B. Hill
Perry Belmont
Bryan
Croker
Grady
Thomas H. Ball
Texas
Navy to delay Beehler successor decision until summer
Washington reports Commander Beehler, the U S naval attache in Berlin Vienna and Rome, will not be recalled until next fall and no formal order detailing his successor has been issued. The Navy Department contemplates Lieutenant Commander Templin Potts, now at Annapolis, as the likely appointee. Potts had earlier applied for the post, predating the Schley court inquiry. Five U S Presidents have been of Scotch Irish descent in that country.
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Washington
Beehler
U. S
Berlin
Vienna
Rome
United States
Navy Department
Navy
Templin Potts
Annapolis
Schley Court of Inquiry
Potts
Department
Blood Wine claims cure all through blood poisoning claims
Right Here at Home presents Blood Wine as a universal remedy with claims to cure coughs colds rheumatism digestion and kidney issues by changing all blood with a germ killing fluid. Sample offered free. bottle fifty cents. Beall and Steele druggists advertise and invite inquiries while a Pittsburgh real estate investment note promotes a four percent bank product with a future deal booklet.
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Thia
BEALL &@ STEELE, Pruggists
State
Trvel Company
Fourth Avenue
Pittburgh
Ara
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