Man Fell From Trestle In Wells Run Culvert Mystery
A dead young man, likely 25, was found in the Wells Run culvert near Fair Wounds after a fall. The body showed a broken neck and skull fracture from a heavy beam impact, suggesting an accident at the trestle as circus trains moved last night. A circus property coach ticket and Cincinnati cards were found. identity pending coroner inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wella
Robinson Circus
Fair
Cleveland & Pittsburg Yard
William Kelly
Edgerley
Campbell
Joey
Thomas
Cos
I$ Bull
Oppur
Coac
An Thoare
Scots
Bellaire
Charles Sift
Breabenville
City Notes and Accidents Highlight Local News
A section of the Carnegie Library sewer collapsed trapping David Simpson who was saved by workers. Wrecks injure postal clerk Eze McConall. a man named John Martin found drowned after a fall into a river. Local meetings, property appraisals, and marriages fill the page with notices of wakes, school exams, sales, and a planned church gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Library
David Simpson
Careless Riding Incident and Local News Highlights
A careless riding bicycle rider struck Mrs. Amicon and her son Walter on Fourth Street in Wintereville, causing injuries and a fall near John Biggio's storefront. Mrs. Amicon seeks legal redress as local events unfold including a missing spouse and a forthcoming wedding at the Church of the Ascension in Pittabury. Local notes mention A B Sterling's return from a visit to Ellwood City and New Castle, with community gossip about the Elliott family and likely separations.
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Are
Amicon
Walter
Wintereville
Fourth Street
John Biggio
Amiocon
Biggio'a
Biggin
Armicon Will Asek
A.B Sterling
Warrenton
Ellwood City
New Castle
Pittaburga
Mise Marie Borgett
Toman
Acgastee Ienard Orange
Church of the Ascension
Pittabory
Robert Waddington Grange
Eles
Mise Ethel Grave
Bonvr
L. Hendereen
New Somerset
Watters
Cabiz
Gracepdagrat
Caciiz
Ada Knot
East Liverpool
Rey Young
Slack Street
Asheville
Condit Republican
Jobn
MM. Cook
Kallar
Martin's Ferry
Aay
Ka McKelvy
Azo Rodmers
Wellsburg
Deaddock
Emme Fickes
Mira Sidney Myer
Frank Gilmora
Alex Caughlin & Vo
Pittsburgh
Ben Batch
Mingo Junction
Qluny
Milwaukee
Frank Lowry
New York
Philadelphia
Ts Bolle
People in town and visiting notable from several states
The Frid ay edition lists numerous visitors and residents including Mrs Eric Quirk of Dennison and Mrs Grant Jones of Boweraton, with others from Chillicothe Pittsburgh Dayton and Emerson. Local exchanges note engineers, nurses in training, and workers changing roles while preparing for upcoming primaries and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Eric Quirk
Dennison
Loos
Shannon
Philip Hunter
Chillicotha
Buckeye Wisard
Mise Mawe Carlton
Salem
Ohio
Grant Jones
Boweraton
Allen Béarr
T. J. Parr
Means
R. T. Watters
Cadiz
K. G. Evans
Emerson
Bayard Dougherty
High Springs
Florida
Brather
Art Dougherty
Misa Blanche Adolph
Bridgeport
John Adolph
South Street
Mies Katharing Degarine
Pittsburgh
Miso Clare Fcumend
George L. Conn
Dayton
Mia
Harry Johneon
Chris Bartels
National Steel Company
Mingo
Sammy
Misa Bertha Buckingham
Went
Penn Hospital
David Miller
O. & P. Railroad
Wellsville
Meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society in Wheeling area
A social list from Steubersville and nearby towns notes members and attendees of a Woman's Korean Missionary Society meeting Sunday evening. Mentions Mrs. Hones singing, local visits, marriages, and travels to Milwaukee, Wheeling, and other points.
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Vandererkt
Welsburg
Mee
Holmes
Stevberst In
Wall
Woman’s Korean Missionary Society
Hones
Cooper
Martin's Ferry
T. W. Carmichael
Steathenvile
Lula Henke
Asa Fair
Wheeling
Ohio State Board of School Ex- Bulnern
The fragment praises Prof. Woodland for eloquence and experimental demonstrations. Readers express strong approval and request his return next year. The damaged text notes a May 1 2001 date and references a public letter from local officials.
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Ohio State Board of School
Ex- Bulnern
Woodland
Midway
Hasitete
Terre
Raf
Hann
McGraw Suspended for Profanity by Afmean League
McGraw the Notorious Kicker receives a five day suspension issued by President John bon of the Afmean league after profanity toward Umpire Cantillon in the last Baltimore game. The incident occurred in Baltimore with the San Francisco report noting travel from Manila via Nagasaki. Generals Bates and Grant, officers and enlisted men of the Morty fifth and Forty sixth regiments connected to other details.
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McGraw
Chiesga
John. Bon
Afmean League
John Ate Graw
Cantillon
Baltimore
San Francisco
Bheridin
Manila
Nagasaki
F. Bates
Bret da Grant
Lass
The
Morty
Ohio Valley clay and brick trades face flood impact and shifts
Reports describe sewer pipe shipments from Ohio to the valley and rising brick and clay production at New Cumberland, Toronto, and others. Flooded routes, plant damages, and transportation shortages strain shipments while new ownerships and expansions reshape the regional ceramic industry across multiple towns and companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Valley Cine Tndnatrics
Faefortea
Hit Valley
Bypanrce
Carlsade
Oa Cartals
Alli Ifnal
Downcraft K Atrice Douglass Whisler Brige
Vanpork
Tia
Varry Robelson
First National Bank
Ile
Nae
Woelleruly Ghina Go
Rogers
Cofinsbtata County
Alte
Ons
Uradellan Dros
Ute
Niles
Tornte Fire Clay Co
New Cumberland
Chio
American Sewer Pipe Company
Ohio
Heer
Willam Chapman
Bert
Blackhorse and Sonin
Mack Manufacturing Company
W. Va
Thio Claymunt
Zalin
Toronto
Thi Blige
Mack Manufacturing Co
Rosdviaus
Ohio Valley
Seation
Ghia Valley
Calunist
Jefferson Works
American Dower
Central Lower Pipa Co
Organizideon Guara
Ohio iv
Toronto Kire Winy Co
Buffalo
Minerva
Board of Trade
Dmphrele
Algo
O'D Union Pottery
Laat Liverpool
Workaise
Daning Corporation
Cholary
Klondike
Maat Liverpool
Behring Ree
Lilek
Brooky Terra Gotta Cn
Wollaburg
Javen
Hrooke Company
Fragmented OCR Poem Fragments From A Distant Page
A garbled mosaic of names places and phrases forms a fragmented poem like relics from a sprawling page. The text braids toward glimpses of people events and places though many segments are illegible.
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Ciagus Man
G. & P. Trestle
Fair Wounds
John Arthur Cameron
Matilds Osweron
Sudoh Bottom
Co. Jumbigie
Kayo
Haskins
Salivan
Hocking
Athens
Judge Yoaginy
New Philadelphia
Stanton School
Keyatena Siste
Harting
Eze McConoall
CG. & EP
Ll & W
Brinkava
Jos Basler
Mcfanelen
J. G. Anit
tHeanry Schaefer
North Seventy Street
Washington
North
Aout
Sixth Street
T. Ferguena
Wannt
Fider Wime
Epworth
U. BE
Young People'a Christina Endeavor Association
Breubenville
Muskingum
Methodist Proventaot Church
Wolfsville
Hupire
Loranto
Branbenville
Mirgo
Wvhridhaville
Palermo
Sherodaville
Doll Roy
Balmont
Franklin
Smithfield
Harrievile
Sherodevilo
Dell Hoy
Carroll County
Turnbull
TL. H Brown
Wile Moony
T. AL. Anit
Grammar Schople
Mise Moms
Leonard Haubrich
Thi City
Colambue
Tueeday
Jupas Letvzorsell
Chis
Haupt
Kayegote
Lottie Cusick
Af Moet
Liverpool
Wiliam Cusick
Steubenville
Cusick
Rush
Ron
John Martin
Jin Wood
Beaver
Allegheny City
Martin Wag de Geurecht
J. E. Dinger
Kant SpringGeld
Thie County
Mies Nellis Kagon
Millar Station
Dieciple
Vorihaville
Wedoeathy
D. PB. Allison
Dugger
Kimberling Helghte
Tenn
C. M. Brows
Aaron ‘v. Elliott
Short Crack
Harrigan
Balmont County
Wince
Elliott
Abe
Amusa
Batundary
W.M. Matthews
Brilliant
Henry Todd
Wilft
Chubmoon
Allegheny
Hugh Storing
Broudanville
Wheellog Yeaterday
Chas, Mattern
Penrison
Stowlauville
Frauke Kelley
Winge
Sam Charleroi
Trenton
Laure Smith
Sopronia Cleot
Albeen
Birdie Guyder
Jeasie Mruxton
Anna Cheletian
Dorcan Juellinw
Delia Broxton
Law Fenderson
Jefferson County
Ftv Ia
Wellatile Union
Car Armatrosy
New Alexandria
Mise Bertha
Rov
A. R. Chapman
Ostend
Sipxey,o
Epy
Conte
Albany
Beth
Pieros
Briawen
Rus
E Rent Medilog
McCall’s Magazine
USA
Lonc Bros
Twubenyville
Ida
Equitable Society
NH. G, Ohman
Ntemhemville
L. Peterson
H. W. Cooper
Breabenville Business College
J. T. Thomphon
Frin
Samuel Roake
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