Pan Handle brakeman killed after inspection mishap near Carnegie
Local news reports H. Bateman, a Pan Handle brake man running between Pittsburg and Columbugeon No 45, was fatally injured Friday morning when struck by an engine at Carnegie. He had disembarked to inspect a hot box on a front coach and stepped onto the eastbound track, failing to hear the oncoming locomotive. Bateman was taken to a Pittsburg hospital. his home is Columbus.
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H. Bateman
Pittsburg
Columbugeon
Carnegie
Bateman
Bny
Columbus
Inauguration Program for Governor Cox Announced
Columbus December 18 details the January 13 inaugural events for Governor-elect James M. Cox. The schedule includes arrival and reception at Union depot, ceremonies at the State House rotunda, a monster parade, luncheon, multiple public receptions, a governor’s dinner at the Ohio Club, and a final inaugural ball and press smoker at the Southern Hotel. The Columbus Inaugural Association emphasizes a non partisan, civic celebration with broad participation.
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Columbus
Cox
State House
Ohio Club
Bal
James M. Cox
Claude Meeker
Harry M. Daugherty
Ince
Union Depot
Harmon
Fast Broa Street
Judson Harmon
J. E. Sater
U. S. District Court
Ohio
Uncle Sam
Ohio National Guard
Memorial Hall
Southern Hotel
Viewpoints On Indictment Probe Shocks Cadiz Faith In Officials
Gen Hollisworth comments on Steubenville indictments and Judge Mansfield. He says a grand jury and political charges challenge public trust, noting media use and election law changes may undermine voter secrecy and integrity. He cites McGovern era limits and questions the reform era’s impact on purity.
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Hollgisworth
Cadiz
Steubenville
Twige Mansfield
Great
Cincinnati Enquirer
Jeferson County
New
Wnmind
Mansfield
Gen Hollingsworth
Hogan
Factory Reopening Sparks Local Industrial Revival
Clues of renewed production appear as plans to repurpose the Cy tal Glass facility unfold. A new era looms with construction crews and officials touring sites, while young workers gain exposure to industry during a statewide program. The Alabama venture highlights growth in manufacturing and maritime trade, drawing attention from department leaders and local boards.
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Boia
Cytal
Pee Es Cageo Gras
Carcely
Alabama
Beth Staples
Wilson
Joint funeral for two Swaneys held at New Cumberland
Capt Thomas Swaney and his son Capt Edward Swaney were buried together at New Cumberland after the steamer Diamond explosion near Avalon Pennsylvania killed Edward and four others. Edward’s body was identified in Pittsburg and shipped home for the joint service at 2 p.m. Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Swaney
Edward Swaney
Diamond
Ohio River
Avalon
New Cumberland
Mr. Allen
First Presbyterian Church
Pittsburg
Edward Swane
Archie
Christmas preparations at Bethel children’s home
The Bethel article celebrates Christmas efforts at the Children’s Bethel with 75 children aged six months to 14 years, busy with drills, songs, recitations, and room decorations. It urges readers to support the institution, noting a planned addition of six more children and emphasizing joy, love, and sunshine in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Marriage License for Trechan and Carter in Wolfe Run
A marriage license is listed for Wichael Trechan, 22, and Roh Carter, 18, both of Wolfe Run. The record notes their ages and residence as the basis for the license. The filing is part of standard civil documentation.
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Wichael Trechan
Roh Carter
Wolfe Run
Red Letter Days at Ohio State for Kernels show and breeders meeting
Ohio State University will host the annual Battle of the Kernels corn and grain show on January 0 and 10 along with the Ohio Plant Breeders association annual meeting.
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Ohio State University
Ohio Plant Breeders’ Association
Telegraph Clerk Brannigan Promoted to Weilsburg Office
James Brannigan, a popular operator at the Western Union telegraph office, receives a fine promotion by appointment as operator for the new Western Union office at Weilsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brannigan
Western Union Telegraph
Western Union
Weilsburg
Better Roads Urged As Essential for Farmers
The transportation of perishable goods hinges on the arrival and installation of trucks into active service. Farmers view road improvements as vital, urging action to secure better roads and advance their interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arivncates
Parcels Post Rules Given by Post Office
Information on parcels post rules issued by the Post Office drafts distinctive fourth class stamps from January 1 2013, requires sender name and address, sets weight and size limits, and outlines local and distant dispatch rates including insured optional coverage.
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P. O. Department
Farm Coal Mine Near Plymonthe Ohio
A farm coal mine near Plymonthe Ohio has been operated by the owner for over twenty five years. The No 2 coal vein sits about eight inches thick near the surface. The owner loosens dirt with a plow and uses a scraper to remove it. This year about 1000 bushels of coal will be taken and sold at six or seven cents per bushel at the mine, nine cents when delivered in the village. A representative from Ohio State University notes several farms in Hocking and surrounding counties where farmers mine coal on their land.
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New “‘Plymonthe
Ohio
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Hocking
Parceled eggs butter and farm goods via parcels post
Farmers foresee a future with parcels post allowing city housewives to order fresh farm produce by telephone. A rural carrier could deliver poultry eggs and butter directly, ending cold storage worries. Government weigh plans to buy and use ante trucks for rapid rural deliveries.
Glasses Furnished Eye Ear Nose and Throat Tours
Dr Mossgrove announces free glass fitting tours at National Exchange Bank Building. Eye ear nose and throat specialists conduct sessions Wednesday and Saturday evenings from 1:30 to 4, plus Sunday afternoon 1:30 to 4.
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National Exchange Bank
Cooper
North Fourth Street
CROUPY COUGHS AND WHEEZY COLDS ADVERTISEMENT
An advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a quick remedy for croupy coughs and wheezy colds in children. It claims almost instant relief, soothing effects, and no opiates, with Beal & Steele as the advertisers.
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Foley
Beal & Steele, Adv
Dr Gage’s New Discovery Fights Pneumonia Colds
Winter and spring bring pneumonia risk driven by colds and grip. Dr Gugs New Discovery claims to drive off illnesses early with proven results. Mrs George W Place of Rawsonville VI testifies it prevented pneumonia several times. Coughs colds and croup responders rate it highly. Prices 50 cents and 1.00 with trial bottle free at Beall & Steele Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Place
Rawsonville
Burdock Blood Bitters Ad Boosts Digestion
An old advertisement touts Burdock Blood Bitters as a remedy for dyspepsia and blood purification. It claims to strengthen digestion and purify the blood and notes a price of $1.09 per bottle at all drug stores.
Foils a foul plot with new life pills ad
An old advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills promising to force the stomach liver and bowels to act and restore health and good feelings. The Beall and Steele Drug Co offers them for 25 cents.
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Dr. King
Beall & Steele Drug Co
Remarkable Cure Claim For Mpectric Bitters
C B Rader of Lewisburg West Virginia thanks the product for a double benefit from Mpectric Bitters. He reports relief from ten years of stomach trouble and rheumatism. The ad claims relief for dyspepsia indigestion jaundice and kidney poisons causing rheumatism. Electric Bitters are offered at 50 cents per bottle with a satisfaction guarantee from The Beall Steele Drug Co.
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C. B. Rader
Lewisburg
W. Va
Beall & Steele Drug Co
Arnica Salve advertised for skin eruptions and more
Kous stage beauties with porror on skin eruptions, pimples and sores are urged to use Pucklen's Arnica Salve on the face. It also claims to cure salt rheum, chapped hands, chafing, cuts and bruises, piles, and is offered at 25 cents by The Beal & Co. Ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt Eit
Trovse
Beal & Ce Co. Advt O
Cold remedy claims by Wm Sadler for Foley’s Honey and Tar
William Sadler author of The Cause and Cure of Colds warns common colds should be treated seriously especially when they linger. Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound is advertised as a reliable home medicine for coughs and colds for children and adults. Take it at the first sign of a cold to avert complications and cure quickly with no harmful drugs. Geall and Steele advertise this product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Sadler
Foley's
Geall & Steele. Ady
Dr Cooper Eye Ear Nose And Throat Services Ad
An advertisement for Dr. Cooper Eye Ear Nose and Throat on North Fourth Street Steubenville Ohio lists hours and contact details. It includes patient testimonials praising improved eyesight and mentions a referral for eye services. Also promotes Dean's Regulars and various home remedies with usage and pricing details.
Dean's Ointment Cures Eczema Says Commissioner
Hon W Matthews , Commissioner Labor Statistics, Augusta Maine, testifies that Dean's Ointment cured eczema that had troubled him for a long time with lasting results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hon. W. Matthews
Labor Statistics
Augusta
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Ioenaak
Oh Tan
Columbus Inaugural Associ Etor Oy
Cumberland
Ward Swaney
the Bethel
Worthy Institution
C. H. Spaulding
Notary Public
North Fourth St
Employment Agency
Farmer
Dr. Mossgrove
Knous
Steuben
Ville, O
Sree
Union Deposit Bank
D. J. Sinclair
South Third Street
Bookman
Bookman’s
Home Remedy
Sciatica
A. Miller
North 4Th St
M. Bookman
Market Street
Dean
Geo
DB. Krause
Altoona
Advt
America
Thomas
Adyt
Adv
Mr. Bookman
Remedy
Arkansas
Pat Lincoln
Mrs
Daisy Nelson
Norristonwa, Pa
Sweet St
M. Bookmin
Ryan
Mr. A. M. Bookman
Lincoln
Ave
W. R. Nelson
Adams St
W. H. Taylor
Coates Bros
North 4Th Street
A. M. Bookman
Mfg
Steubenville, Ohio
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