Columbus Ohio House considers condensed municipal code bill
In Columbus on April 29 Representative Comings Lorain Speaker pro Tem offered a condensed municipal code bill totaling about one hundred pages seven hundred fewer than the original. It carries merit system federal plan for all cities. Senator Patterson Pike county pushed a Cleveland measure passed by the Senate proposing a five member public service guard to replace the Department of Safety under Mayor Johnson with 2600 dollar salaries and 100000 bond. The House also passed Senator Archer police judge appointment bill and the general deficiency bill by Chairman Crafts. Legislature likely to remain in session past May 1.
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Columbus
Comings
Lorain
House of Representatives
House
Patterson
Pike County
Cleveland
Senate
Department of Safety
Om Johnson
Ha House
Archer
Crafts
House Finance Committee
Wabash contracts near. new Wheeling line May 1
Rail and transport items from the Uhrichsville Chronicle note that contracts for building the Wabash from Mingo Junction to Evans will be announced soon. A new schedule takes effect on the Wheeling and Lake Erie May 1. An old class OPRR engine, numbered 606 and 603, is used in Pan Handle freight. coal traffic drives demand. Mrs. B. C. Stout of Claysville adds data on Cadiz Junction’s round tank house and local railroad history. A Pan Handle train crew reports a near-miss on Water Street overhead bridge. a man was removed by marshal Goodwin after being found beside the track.
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Wabash
Mingo Junction
Evett
Wheeling & Lake Erla
O. P. R. R. Lngines
Pan
Mra
B. C. Stout
Claysville
Cadiz Junction
Caiz Junction
Thomas Tomlinson
James Buchanaalee
Pan Handbagsenger
Water Street
Midge
Jackman
Uhrichaville
Marshal Goodwin
Uhrichaville Chronicle
Ita
Gathera
Tila
Saughes
Plilsbury
Joan
Mina
Broadway
Bridgeport High opens season with Business College game
In Wheeling events and local notes. Bridgeport High School opens its baseball season Saturday at the fair grounds against the Business College. A passenger train struck a horse near Port Homer, demolishing the bogey. Mrs. Wells escaped unharmed after shock and light injuries. Funeral services were held for Sallie Juffman at Lettenberger’s chapel with Rev. Bender officiating.
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Opbys
Trvet
Mettenberger
McClaye
Fisher
Arnold Dans
John Hekerstall
Bridgeport High School
Fair Grounds
Wheeling
Sallie Juffman
Ohio Valley House
Lettenberger’s Chapel
Ev. Bender
C. & Pallroad
Mra. Wells
Port Homer
Wera's Peace MEMvention Set for Trenton Next Year
In the case of dah Linn administrator of Edward Dean v National steel Co the jury awarded $100 to the plaintiff. The article notes a Peace MEMvention held at Trenton and lists possible western cities for future events including Liverpool Wheeling Akron Benning Steubenville. Wiliam McCauslen administrator represents the plaintiff and mentions the widow and children may be entitled to more.
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Trenton
Liverpool
Wheeling
Akron
Steubenyilie
Wiliam
McCauslen
Dah Linn
Edward Dean
Va Nationalteel Co
Personal mentions brighten local social scene today
To day W P Hays has returned to Chicago. Wm McElroy of Pittsburgh visits the city. Mrs James Frable of Dennison visits friends. Mrs P Leonard of Lisbon with John Porter and baby return home after Wellsville visit. Killmyer of Steubenville visits Wellsville. Mrs J N Johnston of Smithfield attended Miss Keyes hotel. Mrs Madden of Bellaire returns from Joseph Coyhe home. Mrs Willam Simeral to New York City as Mr Simeral’s business calls. The Christian Endeavor Society hosts a church social this evening. John McClare ill with grip. CG Reere of Pittsburgh, TTGC treasurer, in the city. Mrs W J Wallace and Mrs A J Hulton and daughter at Annapolis Academy for Henry Wallace’s graduation. A marriage license issued in Pittsburgh to Warl Licas East Springfield OH and Marnie Austin Duquesne PA. Miss Kath Koontz returns to Uhrichsville from Steubenville visit. Rev Alex Sharp and family arrive New York after South America trip, then to Clutball Springs then to Mrs J D Ledyard. Miss J Virginia Norton of Portland Station retires vines at Portland Station to Levy Schumtucker, pleased with Olio Valley. Rev Geo W Orcutt leaves for Steubenville to attend M B Church conference committee. East Liverpool Review notes John M Brown and wife of Steubenville guests, attend Second Christian Church dedication. KK Norton of Geo D Cook Co New York visits sister at Ville Cliff Place. Cameron WV item reports school closes with literary exercises. Miss Nellie Snyder and Miss Hattie M Johnson leave for Steubenville and Monmouthville respectively.
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W. P. Hays
Chicago
Wm. McElroy
Pittsburgh
James Frable
Dennison
P. Leonard
Lisbon
John Porter
Baby
Wellsville
Chas, Killmyer
Steubenville
Hellaire
CG. Reere
Tri-State Gas Company
W. J. Wallace
Uhrichaville
Steuberville
H. Doyle
Alex, Sharp
New York
South America
Clutball Springs
J. D. Ledyard
J. Virginia Norton
Portland Station
Levy Schumtucker
Geo. W. Orcutt
M. B. Church
East Liverpool Review
John M. Brown
Friends
Second Christian Church
Bridgeport
Item
Nellie Snyder
Hattie M. Johnson
Stoubhenville
Motundaville
Deaths and survivals reported in regional roll call
Aged 31 Edward Marion died after a six week illness at Mont Liver pool from dropsy and complications. He came from Murdocksville Pa and worked ten years at Wallace and Chetwynd pottery. Survived by wife, two children, brother Fred, and five sisters. Also noted are the deaths of Mrs John W Thayer New Cumberland 68, Frank D Agnew at Kansas City 66, I H Kelly Pan Handle official at Newcomerstown Trinway 50, Mrs Moses Riley near Deeraville 60, and the three year old Pratt child Warrenton.
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Edward Marion
Mont Liverpool
Murdocksville
Washington County
Wallace & Chetwynd Pottery
Fred
Lizzie
Anna
Breabenville
Agnes Cunningham
Tiitonville
Washington Baker
East
John W. Thayer
New Cumberland
Dent
Frank D. Agnew
Kansas City
St. Clairaville
Fifteenth
Seventeenth
Ohio Volunteers
Danford
I. H. Kelly
Pan Handle
Newcomerstown
Trinway
Feaves
Moses Riley
Deeraville
Harrison County
Chas. §. Riley
Dennison
Certificate of Deposit details and Winterville fence ad
Certificate of Deposit terms show four percent interest with quarterly compounding and a ten to fifteen day withdrawal window for $400 to $600. An unrelated Frost wire fence advertises Alex Weltley as agent in Winteraville, promoting a durable fence for man and beast.
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Alex. & Weltley
Winteraville
Body of drowned man found near Wheeling in Tiltonville
The body of Harry Vennum, among three youths who drowned April 14 at Tiltonville, was recovered yesterday opposite Wheeling and sent to Warren for interment. His parents, William Vennum and wife, identified the remains in Wheeling. Barcus remains missing after the skiff capsized during the Sowboat Iron Age incident. other party members were saved.
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Harry Vennum
Tiltonville
Wheeling
William Vennum
Warrephot
San. E
Warrentot
Vernum
Albert Bardtd
Barcus
Merry Chase Over Brush Peddler in Fifth Ward
A Fifth Ward woman armed with an iron poker chased a traveling brush peddler who refused to sell or leave. The peddler fled through an alley after a three minute pursuit but escaped unharmed, highlighting a harsh method of dealing with persistent doorstep sales.
The Old Prices Reestablished by Local Butchers
Butchers have restored former meat prices as the supply grows. The note reflects wider availability and stable costs for residents amid ongoing market adjustments.
Local Court Handles Street Disorder and Drunken Woman
A woman calling herself Myrtle Banks was found intoxicated on the street and held for a day or two. Three women named Georgia Bell Nell Miller and Annie Finnerty admitted a free for all on Friday night and each paid a £60 fine. They were ordered to vacate their current residence immediately.
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Myrtle Banks
Georgia Bell
Nell Miller
Annie Finnerty
A Gambler's Daughter at the Olympia Theatre
The melodrama A Gambler's Daughter will be staged next Thursday at the Olympia. It promises top scenery and a superb cast, praised as one of the best on stage in years, drawing strong popular interest from theatergoers.
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the Olympia
Building Boom Promises Growth in Real Estate Markets
Frank Hammond of Hammond and Hammond in Columbus bought ten Jota from Miss J Virginia Norton of Vine Clift Portland Station and will build houses to sell or rent, supervising personally. Hammond Bros. also purchased lots in Yorkville and Tiltonville to erect homes, signaling bright prospects for local real estate.
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Frank Hammond
Hammond & Hammond
Columbus
J. Virginia Norton
Vine Clift Place
Portland Station
Airoand
Gagggond
Not Guilty in Berry Howard Goebel Case and Other Briefs
Berry Howard was found not guilty in the Goebel assassination case in Frankfort Kentucky. An agreement among 2000 Chicago and Alton shops workers at Bloomington Illinois bans meat for 90 days. Sunrise steamer burned to the waterline at New Orleans with Mr and Mrs Jerry Davidson aboard. all aboard survived. Marine corps officers Major Waller and Lieutenant Day acquitted by court martial in Manila for executions on Samar. Cleveland and Sandusky Brewing Co. secured control of Bedfather Brewing Co. in a deal reportedly worth 1,609,090.
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Berry Howard
Frankfort
Goebel
Chicago and Alton
Blomington
Sunrise
New Orleans
Jerry Davidson
Kouton
Waller
Lieutenant Day
Marine Corps
Manila
Samar
Cleveland and Sandusky Brewing Company
Bedfather Brewing Company
Phig
Cleveland Gnd
Sandusky Brew
One Ray Cure Promoted By Lasative Broma Quinine
An old advertisement touts Lasative Broma Quinine Tablets with a promise to refund if they fail to cure a cold. A. W. Groves’s signature appears on each box, priced 26 cents. Separately, Finland’s governor orders prosecution of Lutheran pastors who refuse to read new Russian army regulations in churches.
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A. W. Groves
Finland
Rutheran
Jefferson County Teachers Association Holds Year End Meeting
The Jefferson County Teachers Association held its final meeting of the year in this city on Saturday with a large turnout from city teachers. Supt Powell and others spoke on topics including Primary Work and Growth while M. Davis of Toronto High School presented on How to Arouse Interest. Officers for next year were elected with Supt W E Lumley as President and J M Davis as Ex. Com member. Hawkins declined another presidency.
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Jefferson County Teachers’ Association
Lumley
Matlack
M. Davis
Toronto High School
Whitaker
Miss Tappan
T. J. Cramblett
Bethany College
Jefferson County
Milas ‘Thompson
Toronto
Misa Sarah 3. Brown
Stanton School
Steubenville
J. W. Cox
Pleasant Selo
Vaner
Cox
Powell
W. FE
Lumiey
W. J. McCann
New Alexandria
M. B. Whitaker
Misa Mary Tappan
Mingo
Wilson Hawking
Mingo Junction
Ohio
WB. S.C. Harbourt
Smithfield
Jonnie
Bess
Brifant
Emma- Moncrief
J. M. Davis
Pronto
Wabash Contracts Delay After Ramsey Visit
John Ramsey Jr president of the Wabash railroad spent a week in New York and traveled to Pittsburgh on the way to St Louis. He met with contractors bidding on the Pittsburgh extension where awards were postponed until tomorrow after Ramsey’s visit. The Huller Gould Wabash syndicate has nearly secured the Western Maryland railroad with a bid of 8 761 370 dollars, compared with Reading 40 003 000 and Varney 10 100 000.
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John Ramsey, Jr
Wabash Railroad
New York
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Ramsey
Gotham
J. W. Patterson
Pittsburgh, Carnegie & Western Railroad
Wabash
Huller-Gould Wabash
Western Maryland Railroad
Reading Railroad
Varney Syndicate
Three Slavic laborers burned in metal spill incident
Three laborers while removing metal from a stable to a vessel were badly burned as molten metal ran over them. John Stanko suffered burns on the back legs and arm and fled into the river. John Mulholland was struck on the head with a brick and required stitches. A worker's hand was crushed between an ore bogey, bone exposed.
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John Stanko
John Mulholland
Gregory's Seeds Cat alogue Offer From Marblehead Firm
J 3 Gregory and Ben of Marblehead Massachusetts have a half century business history and wide village reputation. They offer a free seed catalog detailing seed quality and guarantees to farmers and gardeners who request it.
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Gregory's Seeds
J. 3
Gregory & Ben
Marblehead
Mass
Ja va Riock Auctioned aod wale ig all Mate Ofigo
A garbled notice reports an auction event involving a person or entity named Obie and associates. The fragmentary text mentions a sale and involvement by a local official or organizer, with uncertain details and broken phrases.
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Java
Riock
Wind toppled Lizzie Mcintosh near Irondale
Miss Lizzie Mcintosh was knocked down by a strong gust Saturday near Irondale. Her hip was dislocated and doctors fear she may require crutches for weeks. The incident involved Monseholder's Cove farm house being swept down the creek.
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Lizzie Mcintosh
Irondale
Monseholder
Cove Farm
Ohio Valley Clay Co. Progress On Six Story Plant
The Ohio Valley Clay Co. nears completion of a six story pot building on Water Street. The 680 by 140 foot stone brick and steel structure includes heated floors and 36 pot hot rooms on each floor. Plant powierz raises capacity with new 160 bore Miller gas engine electric light plant and central freight elevator. The firm plans to hire four to five additional pot makers to meet rising orders and will operate grinding and tank block departments day and night.
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Ohio Valley Clay Co
Snipm
Saya
Ohio
Ing
Thiachinery
Thia
Yiot
T Hetr
Water Street
Pocket Picked in Lower Market Street Robbery
Bowles was robbed by Nick Maddox who skulked his hand into Bowles pocket and took money. John McCann witnessed the act from his doorway and handed Maddox to police with the discarded money, aided by Harry Weir in the arrest.
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Bowles
Lower Market Street
Nick Maddox
John McCann
Maddox
McCann
Harry Weir
Two Yearling Helfera Headlines Daily Notice
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Balaa and winter, with scattered names and places. No clear event or outcome. reads as partial note or catalog entry with stray phrases.
Law For the Common Good in Tal mage Sermon
In a Chicago sermon Dr. Frank De Witt Talmage emphasizes bearing one another's burdens as a duty of Christian humanity. He cites Paul and John B. Gough's conversion moment, argues burden bearing strengthens others, and uses analogies of teams and engines to illustrate communal uplift and the specialization of talents for the common good.
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Chicago
Frank de Witt Talnage
Damascus
Huimat Gilda
Grant
Pedernnes
Bheridan
Meade
Miumphreys
Ord
Warren
Wright
Geant
Lee
Apno- Mattox
Paul Seome
Peter
Job
Apollos
Timeself
Guintian
John . Gough
Gud
Anid
Maile
Gough
Christ
John
John-B
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Main
Hon. Pratt
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LT & Building & Ween
R. Third and Market Sts
Merry Chase
Irate
Teachers' Association
Jafferson County
Cramblett
Bethany
Wabash Contracts
Maryland
Wadeeeru
Mask Ice
Ae Ivenia
Rust Cox Priiteberg
Meteria
Bradley Fert
Bzare
Mae Tee Wah Bun, O
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