Notable Obscure Biographies and Notable Births and Deaths Listing
A compendium of notable births and deaths with dates and places, including Melville Fuller born in Augusta Maine died 1910, Washington Gladden born Pottsgrove Pennsylvania died 1918, Sylvester Koehler born Germany died 1900, Josiah Gibbs born New Haven died 1905, Thomas Edison born Milan Ohio died 1931, Jefferson and Burr tied 1801, and various archival milestones such as 1892 NYSE record, 1926 nationalization of church property, and Vatican City creation in 1929, plus mentions of notable scholars and clergymen with birthplaces and ages.
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Washington Gladden
Columbus, O
Pottsgrove
Sylvester R. Koehler
Boston Museum of Fine Arte
Germany
Josiah W. Gibbs
Yale
New Haven
Thomas Alva Edison
Milan
Ohio
West Orange
N.J
Thomas Jefferson
Aaron Burr
Electoral College
House of Representatives
Jefferson
Burr
Department of Agriculture
U. S. Commissioner of Agriculture
New York Stock Exchange
Vatican City
Italy
U. S. House
What Shall We Do From John the Baptist Call
Readings reflect on Luke 3:7 10 urging fruits worthy of repentance. The sermon notes how convic tion and will lead to action with Christ’s COME G O DO imperative. The people asked what to do and the impact of a willing heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham
Christ
John the Baptist
Tax Deductions for Professionals and Home Office Use
The text outlines business deductions for professionals covering depreciation for books, furniture, and equipment, insurance premiums, automobile expenses, and office costs. It notes apportionment rules for home offices, rental value for office rooms, utilities, wages for domestic servants, and deductible professional society dues. It also begins guidance on deductible patient reading materials in waiting rooms.
Townsend club No 1 meeting heats Wellington night
Sunday time spent with Mr and Mrs C M Diedrick and C L Clouse of Leds in town. Last Monday C L Clouse called in. Twelve attended Townsend club No 1 meeting at Wellington Tuesday night.
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C M. Diedrick
C. L. Clouse
Leds
Townsend Club
Wellington
Trinidad Gold Discovery Echoes 1595 Legend
A fragmented OCR note traces Sir Walter Raloled's old dig in Trinidad and a modern find nearby. It notes gold discovery in Trinidad in the 1590s and again centuries later near the original dig site, implying a historic link between search and wealth.
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Walter
Editorial Opposition To Proposal One Across the Nation
Newspapers from Dallas, Portland, Omaha, Buffalo, Kansas City, Albany, and Christian Science Monitor attack the Presidents plan to expand the Supreme Court. Editors denounce court packing, defend judicial independence, and warn of executive overreach threatening the government and public confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle- Telegram
Buffalo Evening News
Congress
Supreme Court
Kansas City Times
Kansas City Journal Post
Christian Science Monitor
Anniversary notices for Talbot and Stephens
1800 William H. F. Talbot English pioneer of photography born. Died Sept 17, 1877. 1812 Alexander H. Stephens Georgia planter legislator and Confederate vice president born in Taliaferro County Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. F. Talbot
Alexander H. Stephens
Georgia
Taliaferro Co
Dr Valeria Parker and Elizabeth Haight Noted Figures
Dr Valeria H Parker of Hartford Connecticut noted social hygienist born in Chicago fifty eight years ago. Prof Elizabeth H Haight, Vas-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
N. Y
Alexander V. Dye
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Flora
Edmund Lester Pearson
Newburyport
Mass
J. Breckenridge Ellis
Hannibal
Hugh T. Kerr
Pitsburgh
Canada
Clive Day
Yale
Hartford
Conn
Valeria H. Parker
Chicago
Elizabeth H. Haight
Vas
Notable Day Advice from a Strong Leader Profile
The passage describes a day suited for a decisive politician and natural leader capable of driving progress through energy. It cautions against excessive violence in speech or action and urges restraint to protect a fortune from ruin via indiscretion.
Huntington News Notes Residents Visit and Social Calls
Mr and Mrs John Schoen of Spencer visited the Robert Laing home Monday. Guests from Brunswick Michigan and Wauseon Ohio joined weekend visits. Vivian Rook spent Sunday afternoon with Helen Hawley. Mrs E Hutton and two daughters of Lafayette Ohio spent Saturday evening at the Laing home. Joseph Rapking and daughter Carolin weekend in Wheeling West Virginia with relatives. Oscar Rapking called at Erwin Fisher home in Seville enroute home. Howard Laing and Russell Epping of Cleveland visited the Laings. Frederick Mohns and Mrs Florence Dietrick with two daughters Helen and Dorothy were Sunday dinner guests at Archie Buchanan home in Medina.
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John Schoen
Spencer
Robert Laing
Mahaffey
Joseph Rapking
Carolin
Wheeling
W. Va
Oscar Rapking
Allanes
Erwin Fisher
Seville
Howard Laing
Russell Epping
Cleveland
R. Laing
Frederick Mohns
Archie Buchanan
Medina
Florence Dietrick
Helen
Dorothy
Local Briefs Note Ills and Visits Across Amherst Area
H L Beandau remains ill at home with the flu. Mrs. Jacob Arndt, after surgery Saturday at Amherst Hospital, is reportedly improving. Mrs. Harry Jones of Henrietta visits to care for daughter Mrs. Harry Stick who had surgery at Memorial Hospital Elyria. Elmer Love and wife spent Monday in Toledo. Elizabeth Angersbach of Lorain spent Sunday afternoon in town. R W Bechtel and Mrs. Adam Horn of Henrietta hosted visitors Sunday. America Prosperity Chain feature resurfaces as a reward topic in American life.
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H. L. Beandau
Jacob Arndt
Amherst Hospital
Harry Jones
Henrietta
Harry Stick
Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Elmer Love
Toledo
Elizabeth Angersbach
Lorain
R. W. Bechtel
Adam Horn
Censorship Sparks Rumors After Louisville Flood
In Louisville Kentucky during a severe flood officials imposed censorship to curb panic. A health official stated at least 200 dead but the holdup fueled wild rumors and inflated death counts, illustrating that full truth reduces fear rather than secrecy.
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Louisville
Ohio Valley
Stone Age Architecture Discovery in Mesopotamia Unearthed
University of Pennsylvania and colleagues report the first Mesopotamian Stone Age architecture at a pit site where Simye pottery was found. The acropolis dates to 4690 B C and may indicate temple use, suggesting a new phase in religious development and foreshadowing further finds across twenty strata layers.
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University of Pennsylvania
Mesopotamia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Melville W. Fuller
The
U. S
Augusta
Maine
Atlanta
Dallas Journal
Department of Government
Portland
Omaha World Herald
Republic
Buffalo Courier-Express
Albany
Knickerbocker Press
Roosevelt
Huntington
Gulf Dealer
W.L. Troup
Corner Lake and Oak
America
Brownhelm
Pierre R. Smith
Elyria Savings Building
City Cab and Peters
Wilmot PrInting CO
Masonic Temple
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
W. Bridge Street
Gulf'e
Gulf
Middle Ave
5Th Street
Guiy
Gulf ’ Pride
Marsh
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