Man commits suicide by poison near Means Foundry fence
Charles Martin a 25 year old stranger to the city took carbolic acid on Dock street at the Means Foundry fence. He died within minutes after swallowing two small bottles emptied into a larger bottle. A letter from Helen Hunt of Water Street Johnstown Pa was found in his pocket along with a receipt from a Johnstown clothing firm. The motive remains unknown and his wife’s whereabouts cannot be ascertained. Examinations were announced by the Board of Examiners for 1907 1908 to be held at Wells High School Steubenville Ohio with doors open 8:30 a m to 5 p m.
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Charles Martin
Dock Street
Martin
John Kell
Benjamin Ovington
Jake Wright
Johnstown
Helen Hunt
Water Street
Wells High School
Steubenville
Ohio
Board of Examiners
Wilson Hawkins
Mingo Junction
The Difference Says It All Between Girls And Women
A brief cultural aside from the Atchison Globe notes a quip about gendered speech. The line contrasts young girls anticipating marriage with married women reflecting on girlhood, highlighting social expectations across life stages.
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Atchison Globe
Train collision injures C and P conductor near Saineville
Conductor W. C. McMurray of the C and P railroad suffered a painful and serious accident when rear end collision occurred between freight sections No. 62 near Saineville Saturday. He was in charge of the first section and thrown forward as a following train struck the caboose. A three inch scalp cut and severe bruising to the back knee and ankle were reported with a narrow escape from greater harm.
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W. C. Mc Murray
C. & P. Railroad
Saineville
McMurray
Wedding of Hallie Knox and J L Holtsclaw at First M E Church
Miss Hallie Knox daughter of Joseph Knox of Amsterdam Ohio married Professor J L Holtsclaw of Detroit Michigan at the First M E Church parsonage. Rev Geo B Smith officiated with Maud Knox as maid of honor and D R McBane of Denver as best man. They plan to reside in Detroit after the first of the year and will begin housekeeping there.
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M. EE
Hallie Knox
Joseph Knox
Amsterdam
J. L. Holtsclaw
Detroit
Mich
Geo. B. Smith
Maud Knox
D. R. McBane
Denver
Col
Steubenville
Detres Business University
Scio Busines College
River Nile Overflow Triggered by Abyssian Rainfall
The Nile overflows its banks from July through October due to heavy rainfall in the Abyssian highlands. River conditions rise as floodwaters move downstream, threatening riverside areas and agricultural lands along the Nile.
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Nile
Possible Lieutenant Governor race heated by Harris senatorial links
Columbus dispatch notes Governor Harris near-certain U S Senate run sparks scramble for Lt Governor. Name figures include Ellis the Attorney General unlikely as a candidate, Benja min F Wirt and Frank W Treadway among others. Western Reserve blocs and Taft leaders weigh deals touching nomination strategy.
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Columbus
Harris
U. S
Ellis
Benjamin F. Wirt
Youngstown
Dayton
Frank W. Treadway
Cleveland
Isaiah R. Rose
Washington County
Temperance
Frank H. Kerr
Steubenville
Foraer
Anar Thomas
Warren
Major C. Wilcox
Sandusky
Herrick
Senatorial Alliance
L. T. Farr
Lisbon
Ohio
Oran F. Hypes
Springfield
Cuyahoga County
Western Reserve
Treadway
Theodore Burton
Taft
Insect Bite Remedies And Odd Courtroom Banter
A humorous exchange shows a clerk mistaking a client for a creditor as a lawyer contemplates the moment. The piece previews a curious mix of oddities from insects bites plaster recipes to comparisons about fish, water depth, and farm sizes, reflecting a fragmented, satirical vignette.
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Charley
Ant
Helen
Adams
Gov. Harris
Rouf
LA Belle Clothing Company
Imperial Hotel, Wednesda
Stousenville
France Medical Institute
Voke
Seine
France
France Medical Institute CO
Columbus, O
Medical Institute Co
West Gay Street
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