Norfolk & Western Schedule In Effect May 24 1903
Train departures from Sardinia daily except Sunday at 5:30 am 9:45 am and 7:10 pm with a connection at Sardinia to the HiLlsboro branch for HiLlsboro. Authority: W B Bevill and Allen Hull Roanoke VA division agents. Cincinnati O
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Norfolk & Western Railway
Sardinia
HiLlsboro
B. Bevill
Allen Hull
Roanoke
Cincinnati
East Bound
Sun
Baldwin
Batavia A
Wineburg
Winchester
Peebles
Aenes
Mip
Barden
Portsmouth
West Bound
St'tions
Sun A.M
Arden
Winsburg
Batavia
Hardwin
Clare Pareces
Pennsylvania
Staion, Pearl and
Butler Street
Court and
Broadway
Richmond
Norfolk
Bluefield
Suicide in Walnut Hills man cites financial woes and illness
Louis Liebenstine of 811 Oak Street Walnut Hills, weakened by illness and mental strain from business troubles, walked into a rear field and shot himself. He had recent losses including a $10,000 fire loss in White's restaurant in the Pike Building and had been in fragile health.
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Cincinnati
Louis Liebenstine
Oak Street
Walnut Hills
Liebenstine
Receptive Mr Cleveland and the 1904 candidacy
The piece notes Democratic anger at Cleveland over a Galveston News interview and his vague stance on a 1904 bid. It argues Republicans favor his nomination to drive a large electoral college lead, while Cleveland risks losing key states and remains noncommittal about public office.
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Cleveland
Galveston
Washington
White House
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Middle West
West
New York
Insane Son Murders Father in Canal Dover
Dr. James Dixon was shot and killed by his son Burt Dixon who is described as insane. The killing occurred Thursday night while the doctor was sick with smallpox and under quarantine with his son confined in the house. Arrested Burt Dixon was taken to the city prison, provoking public outrage.
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Canal Dover
James Dixon
Burt Dixon
Dixon
National-Hocking Coal Co Buys 30 000 Acres in Ohio
The National Hocking Coal Co completed a purchase of 30,000 acres of coal lands in Muskingum Perry and Morgan counties for nearly 500000 dollars The block spans from 214 to 4 miles wide about 20 miles long from the Roseville Cannelville line north to Porterville Perry county.
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Zanesville
National- Hocking Coal Co
Muskingum
Perry
Morgan Counties
Roseville
Cannelville
Porterville
Perry County
Gallipolis Fire Destroys Stables and Mills Endangers Square
A major Friday fire in Gallipolis Ohio destroyed George Evans livery stable and 11 horses and carriages, Jud Sheets and George Pickens residences, Resener's flour mill and stable, and A A Lyons barn. Resener's mill was saved by heroic firefighters. the loss is about 7000 dollars with small insurance.
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Gallipolis
George Evans
George Pickens
Resener
A. A. Lyons
Buck Deer Chased Near Albert Wilson Farm
A large buck was spotted on the Albert Wilson farm in northern the county by Wilson's two sons and two dogs as they headed to work. The deer slipped away into a thicket, likely escaping from a park. Canal Dover OH July 6. Bert Dickson, who shot his father and ex County Coroner James Dickson, is returned home chained to the floor for 17 days to prevent smallpox exposure. Cincinnati OH June 6. About 200 delegates from Ohio valley glass blower unions meet at Odd Fellows temple for a convention led by Flint Glass Workers and Green Glass Workers unions.
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Hamilton
Albert Wilson
Canal Dover
Bert Dickson
James Dickson
Cincinnati
Ohio Valley
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Flint Glass Workers
Green Glass Workers
Ohio Catholic societies elect convention officers in Columbus
In Columbus on July 6 the Ohio Federation of Catholic Societies elected officers for the annual convention including President T. B. Minahan Columbus and secretary Anthony Matre Cincinnati. Other brief items note a double drowning in Dayton, an elevator accident in Cincinnati, a hospital commitment in Columbus, a receiver for Structural Steel Car Co Canton, lightning death in Millerstown and a train fatality at Crestline, plus Toledo’s 1903 directory gives population 170,862.
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Columbus
Ohio Federation of Catholic Societies
T. B. Minahan
P. J. Miller
Toledo
Anthony Rasche
Cincinnati
Anthony Dullmann
Hamilton
Anthony Matre
Dr. B. Mellen
Cleveland
J. F. Wilhelm
Norwalk
Canton
Structural Steel Car Co
Webber and Turner
Preacher's Big Kite Flies in Ohio Record
Rev R J Wycoff of Piqua Ohio has built the largest kite flown in the state a nine foot Malay tailless kite. The expert flyer plans to send it aloft on Saturday as part of a local display.
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Piqua, O
R. J. Wycoff
Ohio
Shot By Sister-in-Law in Gallipolis Incident
In Gallipolis Ohio on July 4 Miss Georgia Dingey of Arbuckle is near death after a revolver shot by her sister-in-law Mrs Ed Roseberry following a quarrel in which Dingey struck Roseberry with a club.
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Gallpolis
Georgia Dingey
Arbuckle
Ed Roseberry
Fought Over Cards Leaves Man Hurt in Piqua
In Piqua Ohio on July 6 William McDevitt a moulder was badly cut by Red Hughes a bartender after a quarrel over cards. McDevitt may die. Hughes surrendered and was held for trial by the mayor.
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Piqua
Willam McDevitt
Red” Hughes
Hughes
Iowa Republicans abandon Iowa tariff plank in state platform
The Albany Journal notes the Iowa Republican Party will drop the anti tariff plank from its platform. Senator Allison will draft a tariff revision stance aligned with national Republicans urging careful changes only when proved necessary. The shift aims to negate Democratic claims of Iowa backing tariff tinkering.
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Iowa
Saya
Albany Journal
Allison Iowa
United States
Towa
Political Blame and Party Rifts Across Papers
The collection cites several editorials lampooning Democrats and praising President Roosevelt. It notes Bryan’s declared interest in public questions, Democrats divided over dead issues, and Roosevelt’s stance on investigating past officials while promising to pursue current abuses.
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Cleveland
Bryan
Washington State
Louis Globe-Democrat
Roosevelt
Post Office Department
Indianapolis Journal
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Via
Raeevss
Oyen
W F. Roudebush
Ames B. Ewing
Carew
Fifth and Vine
Clermont
David K. McDonald
Courier Brock
G. A. Frasier
Hicks
Louis Hicks
Court House
Wm. C. Bishop
Geo. W. Hulicx
Ulice & Bishop, Attorneys AT Law
Albatavia
Dennison
Jpward Q. Crane
Public
Elson B. Cramer
Fosdeck B’d
East Fourth Street
R. Woodlief
Ofice
JP Win
Ely
Uau
Kline
H, Woodmansee
Wm R. Walker
O. P. Griffith
Clayton B. Nichola
Riffith & Nichols
Attorneys-At-Law
Courier
Bell and Citizens
J. Nichols
H. L. Nichols
A. B. Nichols
Nichols & Nichols
Attorneys AT Law
Tatman Building
Main Street
Jal
Dcvians
Winn & Co
Udm
Washington, D
Jim Corbett
May
California
Stanford University
Sandusky, O
Clyde Binns
Sandusky High School
Leland Stanford University
Young Binns
MR. Cleveland
The
National-Hocking Coal Co
Hamilton Dogs
Union Glass Blowers
Dayton
Miami River
Wagner's Ford
Chas. Killmeier
Clarence Wise
American Oak Leather Co
McLean Avenue
Dalton Street
Grace Green
State Hospital
Theodore Davis
Davis
Millersburg
Glenmont
Hattie Bower
Crestline
Louis Brenner
Hanna
Cleveland City Railway Co
Cleveland Electric Railway Co
Senator Hanna
Henry Lewis
Frank Stewart
Stewart
Lewis
Will
the Life Plant CO
Canton, O
Aden C. Nash
Plata
Bipan
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