California launches Pacific coast superdreadnought at Mare Island
The steamship California, the only ship of its kind on the Pacific coast, was launched at Mare Island navy yard. Estimated at $15,000,000, she will carry twelve 14 inch guns and be electrically driven and operated. The electric system will power the gearing, firing, ventilation, laundering, printing, cake making and ice cream freezing.
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California
Pacific Coast
Mare Island Navy Yard
Wake vigilantes kill burglars in Toledo posse raid
In Wake, a vigilante group formed to pursue burglars shot two men and killed Amos in a memorial hospital time, following a Toledo transport of furniture. Clyde Roose, linked to the town's schooling, aided the raid as the posse attempted to stop a truck delivering items.
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Orwath
Toledo
Waker
David St
Amos Hoher
Mermorial
Clyde Roose
Cording
Joarpan
Rend
Cieve
Marcson
Otter
Reas
Rod Weside
Ley
Torglare
Tiga
Bala
Roberts
Tives
Pact delay and peace talks loom in Senate debate
In Washington discussions over the peace treatys fate unfold as senators sharpen positions on delayed legislation. President Wilson seeks renewed effort while Republicans and Democrats brace for a long, sentiment shaped path forward with private talks continuing and Senate groups wary of timing.
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Senate
Hon
Homemade cough syrup promise remedy for quick relief
A home made cough syrup using Pinex mixed with sugar or honey is advertised to ease chest soreness and loosen phlegm within 24 hours. The ad claims it helps coughs from colds, bronchitis, and croup, and markets a family supply at low cost.
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Norway
Bishop Wise Promotes Church Advertising Across Diocese
Bishop James Wise, leading advocate for Episcopal publicity, urges churches to advertise services as merchants market products. Since a Detroit triennial convention, he has toured the Midwest to push nationwide church advertising efforts, expand missions, religious education, and social welfare programs.
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James Wise
Scopal
Af 1
Wise
Detroit
Wlne
Bushop
Ssopehstt
Fragmented Query About Cincinnati Woman Wag Wordage
A garbled line asks about a woman in Cincinnati and uses unclear phrasing. The readable portion mentions a woman and Cincinnati but lacks concrete action, dates, or names to establish a news event or outcome.
Prying Parson Pleads Modesty In Women's Dress
A court heard closing remarks from a parson noted for his fashion modesty claims amid debates over women's dress styles. The transcript references York and broader American fashion debates as part of the closing address.
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Ptan
Liput
York
Thas
America
Eray Arrived in Time to Aid He and She Doctor
Fragmentary OCR text mentions ERAY and AMULA LOVEE with references to a late arrival at a location. The readable segments indicate names and a possible scene involving a nurse or doctor. No clear event, date, or place can be confirmed from the legible words.
Woman Slain Near Kear Park In Harrowing Incident
Reports describe a grisly killing near Kear Park with a gray body found along the Ohio railroad tracks. Details are fragmented but indicate a violent assault and discovery by passersby, prompting a police inquiry and early investigation steps.
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Wach
Ubon
Imove
Cincinnati
Elyrian 19 Injured by Crank at Camden
Camden December report details Hazel Bruny of Coveland and Haswell Coitts of Elyria visiting relatives when Ralph Coitts of Elyria injured his right wrist while cranking an Interstate car. He suffered two small bones broken, attended by Dr Hagerman and taken home to Elyria later. Additional visits included Irene McBurnie and Florence Hewitt with local family. FA Perkins traveled to Greenwich.
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Camden
Hazel Bruny
Coveland
Haswell Coitts
Elyria
Willam Brumby
Inter State
Ralph Cbitts
Yria
Bred Perkins
Hagerman
Ralph
Miyria
Irene McBurnie
Wellington
Lorence Hewitt
Huntington
A. Ayiffe
Pred Brumby
Wm. Brumby
Nelle Obitts
George Brumby
FA. Perkins
Greenwich
Local church services draw steady crowds across Lorain area
Clarence McKeen of Lorain attended Sunday morning service at Center Church and visited the Miller home. A large Eloul attendance marked Baptist Church events. Monday evening Rev. J W Weddell of Oberlin spoke and Tuesday night Andrew Taylor of Elyria preached a fine sermon.
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Clarence McKeen
Lorain
Center Church
George Miller
The
Baptist Church
J. W.W. Weddell
Oberlin
Andrew Taylor
Elyria
Duchess of Maborough Aims To Enter Parliament
London December 1 The Duchess Consuelo Van derbilt of New York seeks a seat in Parliament. The Mirror says she plans to become a candidate at first opportunity and would represent a typical working class constituency due to her interest in the poorer classes.
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London
Duchess of Maborough
Consuelo Vanderbilt
New York
the Mirror
Houstonia the Original Jones Liniment Debuts as All American Remedy
A long history traces Jones Liniment from Chillicothe Ohio to South Charleston and Columbus. Foster B Houston funds a company to manufacture and distribute the antiseptic healing liniment now renamed Houstonia to safeguard against imitators while keeping the original formula and packaging.
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W. G. Jones
Action Service
Columbus
Ohio
J.C. Jones
Jones
Eny
J. C. Jones
University At
Athens
Beath Charleston
Doctor
J. C. Janea
Houston
Foster B. Houston
South Charleston
Mr. Houston
Foster H. Houston
Lee
Bir
Doeeter J. G. Jones Company
South Challaston
J. €. Jones
Nalfhea
Jonen
Hones
South
Charleston
Houstonia
Foster
AH Lozal
Niment
Dr. J. C Jenes Co
S. Cherlostan
Peru Ambassador Pezet to Assume Duties in U S
The Peru ambassador to the United States Alfonzo Pezet will soon assume his duties. He is well known in Washington for long service as Peru’s minister and previously served as secretary of the legation.
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Peru
United States
Stoner Alfonzo Pezet
Wasbngton
Peruview
Legation
Clean Up Poison Soaked Kidneys Advises Dr Carey
Dr Carey warns against rough treatment of frail kidneys and promotes Marshroot for kidney and bladder diseases. He claims 40 years of prescripting the remedy and urges readers to obtain a bottle through local drug stores run by A Crandall or others, noting the medicine is not patent and is prescription backed.
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Carey
Dr. Carey
Murahroot
Daniel G. Curay
Dar A. Crandall
Brownhelm Contest Winners Lease Julius Peck Farm
Brownhelm December notes say Raymond and Burton Bick, winners in the State Corn Growing contest two years ago, have leased the Julius Peck property. The item also mentions Thanksgiving visits by John Butler and his mother to Oberlin and purchases by John H. Miller of a grain grinder driven by a teel horsepower gasoline engine for farm use. Charles I Peck and family are listed among locals.
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Raymond
Burton Bick
Julius Peck
John Butler
William H. Cooley
Oberlin
John H. Miller
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