One Dead Two Dying In Unsafe Fourth Fireworks
Cincinnati reports a deadly Fourth of July celebration aftermath with one dead and two fatally injured. Victims include Kathryn Ward and Heanor Sharman from accidental torpedo ingestions, Violet Bellis burned as a child victim, and others burned or injured. Dozens of fires accompany the scene as authorities note repeated hazards and past casualty patterns.
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Cincinnati
Teorea
Kathryn Ward
Shea
Heanor Sharman
Pioneer of North Olmsted Hailed in Long Beach Death Notice
Mrs Lucy Stearns Mitchel widow of Malan Mitchel died in Long Beach California at age 85 with a son and a daughter surviving. Born to Vespasian and Pricilla Stearns in North Olmsted Ohio she grew to womanhood there before moving to Mt Sterling Wisconsin and later joining her son in Long Beach. Friends and relatives in Elyria area remember her cheerfulness and talent.
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Lucy Stearns Mitchel
Long Beach
California
Vespasian
Pricilla Stearns
North Olmsted
Cuyahoga County
Ohio
Mt Sterling
Wis
Malan Mitchel
Long Brach
Elyria
Hester Briggs
Freeport
Milk theft report from July 4 near Stanford Avenue
A report to the police states a milk theft occurred on July 4 at a location on Stanford Avenue. A witness claimed two quarts of milk were taken from a doorstep in the morning, with an investigation ongoing.
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Hudson
Stanford Avenue
Former Local High Teacher Relates Trip into Mexico
A former local high school teacher, Vetouk, writes from Monterey about an overland journey with a party to explore a large cave in the nearby mountains. They faced a hasty retreat as revolutionists forced their stop, accompanied by about thirty soldiers and an escort from Governor Neura Leona. The group later continued to Saltillo, San Luis Potosi, and Mexico City expressing warmer views of Mexicans and officials after their reception.
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Roy Relginger
Chronicle- Telegram
Odepartimes
ALD
Vetouk
Hie
Mexico
Mexico City
Monterey
Gay
Neura Leona
Saltillo
San Luis Potosi
Hunt purse snatchers in Sandusky on train
Police sought a man and a woman for stealing a purse containing 59 dollars and some tickets in Sandusky. Officers searched a midnight train but found no trace of the suspects.
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Sandusky
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