Sister Lovers Death After Knowledge of Relation
Henrietta Niederhelman and her brother George Distler, separated since infancy, learned they were related when they met as adults. Unable to marry, Henrietta drank paris green at 915 Laurel Street and died hours later at a hospital. The children involved were from the citys children's home.
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Cincinnati
Henrietta Niederhelman
George Distler
George
Henrietta
Paris Green
Laurel Street
Unconscious From Gas In Mansfield Former Mayor
Thos Robinson, ex mayor of Mansfield, was found unconscious in his Tracey and Avery room on Main street at 3 am as full gas surged from the heating stove. Bystander W J Pentz heard groans and Dr Goodman treated him. Robinson denies an attempted suicide and is now out of danger after returning to the city Wednesday.
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Mansfield
Thos. Robinson
Tracey and Avery
Main Street
W. J. Pentz
Cleveland
Robinson
Miraculous Escape in Conesville Coal Mine Blast
Clyde Wilson escaped death at the Davis coal mines in Conesville Ohio after a powder blast. He rushed back too soon and collapsed from fumes. His fellow workers risked their lives to rescue him, uncovering him after ten minutes to find him unharmed, two coal chunks having bridged over his body.
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Coshocton
Clyde Wilson
Davis
Conesville
Man Goes Insane Over Horse Races In Youngstown
Thomas McKinley a peddler in Youngstown Ohio went insane after a horse race upset. He wrecked his room in the Ellis block smashing furniture and club doors and left the upper building in ruins. He was arrested naked and exhausted.
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Youngstown
Thomas McKinley
Ellis Block
Tampa
Americas
Leases Filed for 7000 Acres in Ohio Oil Region
A flurry followed the filing of leases for more than 7000 acres of oil and gas lands in northern Osborn county, most acquired by A. H. Heiss & Co. of Newark. The firm plans prospecting and to sink five wells.
Dodds, Noted Cincinnati Attorney, Dies After Illness
Milo G. Dodds former well known attorney and democratic politician of Cincinnati died Wednesday night at the German Deaconess hospital. He was stricken with brain trouble a few weeks ago from which he never recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Milo G. Dodds
Dodds
Ohio medical colleges under review by state board
The state medical examiners board met with college representatives in Columbus to assess program quality and discuss improvements. In Lima, a 2700 foot oil well in the northwestern Ohio fields was abandoned by North Dakota capitalists after unsuccessful drilling. In Cincinnati, Edward G. Fisher, about 22, drowned at Chester Park bathing beach late Friday night.
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Columbus
Stafs Board of Medical Examiners
Ohio Medical Colleges
Lima
Ohio
North Dakota
Amn
Cincinnati
Edward G. Fisher
Chester Park
City boards hire prisoners for streets work
Marietta Ohio boards of public service and public safety contracted to put city prisoners to work on public streets at 39 cents per day to the public safety board for each prisoner. Prisoners under guard began work Friday.
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Marietta
Boards of Public Service
Public Safety
Erie Railroad approves 20 mile second track project
Cleveland July 9 Erie railroad authorizes a new second track east of Youngstown through Bharon and Sharpaville to Hibbard covering 20 miles with an estimated cost of 250000 dollars.
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Cleveland
Erie Railroad
Youngstown
Bharon
Sharpaville
Hibbard
Deadly blank cartridge injures seven youths in Cincinnati
Five young men admitted to Cincinnati General Hospital after Fourth of July celebrations suffer lockjaw from a blank cartridge revolver. Two victims die Friday night and the remaining patients, including a 13 year old and a 14 year old, remain in serious condition. Names and addresses of the injured are listed.
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Cincinnati
Peter Greiner
Bremen Street
Frank Basenbach
East Front Street
Fred Schonhorst
Providence Street
Oliver Brightmeyer
Boles and
Sycamore Streets
Benjamin Thomas
Barr Street
Harry Vaughn
Livingston Street
Dover man Bert Dickson contracts smallpox after murder
Canal Dover Ohio July 10 Bert Dickson insane man who killed his father Dr James Dickson ex county coroner now has smallpox. Dr Dickson was ill with smallpox during the murder and Dickson, considered unbalanced, was confined after a quarantine was set. He has been chained since. Disinfection and fumigation followed. the disease appeared days ago.
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Canal Dover
Bert Dickson
James Dickson
Dickson
Double Drowning In Whitewater River
In Harrison Ohio on July 10 a 9 year old boy and his father John Essert drowned while trying to rescue the boy after cramps in the Whitewater river. The mother Mrs Essert collapsed from heart disease and her life is despaired of.
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Harrison
John Essert
Whitewater
Military officers removed in Clyde and Carey
Adjt. Gen. Gyger issued an unusual order removing Elijah B. Crockett first lieutenant of Company I Sixth regiment Clyde and Dexter J. Pease first lieutenant of Company B Second regiment Carey. Both had twice been ordered to report for examination, failed to appear, and elections were ordered to fill the vacancies.
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Columbus
Gyger
Elijah B. Crockett
Clyde
Dexter J. Pease
Carey
Crockett
Pease
Six Tragic Deaths In One Day in Columbus and Springfield
Six deaths occurred in Columbus within 12 hours including Vic Vubervick killed by a wheel burst, Smith Bennett drowned, Benjamin Bevers fell from a grain elevator, Edward S. Duffield died at a police station, and Wm Geaghan reportedly suicided. In Springfield lightning struck twice in the same place killing Maud Hawk as a second bolt followed minutes after the first.
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Columbus
Vic Vubervick
Smith Bennett
Benjamin Bevers
Edward S. Duffield
Wm Geaghan
Springfield
Maud Hawk
Echo Gone After College Party At Bluff
Judge recalls a summer hotel guest asking what happened to the echo from Yoider bluff. He explains that after fall, college students nearby caused a raucous in front of the hotel, shouting rah rah and more, tearing ground 50 feet square and leaving the echo vanished by the next morning.
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Judge
Army Mater
Siere
Vogue Echo
Grover’s Kidney Pills Said to Cure Kidney Trouble
Frederika Iowa July 13 Mr A B Grover cites a severe kidney case cured by Dodd's Kidney Pills. He says nightly urination, swelling, and weight loss reversed after using about ten boxes. He claims the pills are a sure safe permanent remedy for kidney and urinary disorders.
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Frederika
Grover
Mr. Grover
Dodd
Prompt asks if photo does justice to her birthday
Quotable exchange from Chicago Daily News about memory and mercy as the girl questions if a photo reflects her true self. Her friend reframes justice as mercy, acknowledging fading birthday reminders.
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Chicago Daily News
Court bars foot powder imitator in Foot-Ease case
In Buffalo Justice Laughlin grants a permanent injunction with costs against Paul B. Hudson and others of New York City restraining them from making or selling a foot powder deemed an imitation of Foot-Ease. Allen B. Olmsted of Le Roy, N Y owns the Foot-Ease trademark and the ruling upholds it, making infringers liable and signaling more suits against other imitators.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Laughlin
Supreme Court
Paul B. Hudson
New York City
Allen 8. Olmsted
le Roy
Mesmerist's Wife Carlos in London Answers
An exchange from London Answers hints at a domestic moment as a mesmeric figure and spouse respond about a child asleep. The fragment reflects light domestic humor from a period column.
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Carlos
London
Allen's Foot-Ease and Cures for Coughs in Ads
A collage of old ad copy notes Allen's Foot-Ease claims relief for painful feet and shoe fittings with sample offer. The page includes various testimonials and product lines such as Laxative Bromo Quinine and Piso's Cure for consumption, plus short ad quotes and proverbs from newspapers.
Farmer G Wallace narrowly saves life from bull attack
Donnellsville farmer D Wal lace drives cattle across a field when a bull attacked him. He suffered a broken leg and severe cuts and bruises. Wallace grabbed the copper ring in the animal’s nose to divert the charge and save his life.
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Springfield
D. D. Wallace
Donnellsville
Wallace
Birthday death after Friday fight ends life of Francis Coleman
In Cincinnati on Friday night Francis F Coleman age 40 was involved in a quarrel with Patrick Nolan. He struck Nolan with force strong enough to break Nolan’s neck and cause death. The incident occurred about 9 o clock and was reported as a grievous tragedy.
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Cincinnati
Francis F. Coleman
Patrick Nolan
Marietta Board Ver bal Dry Docks Plant Proposed
The board of trade accepts J. M. Mammet’s plan to place a large dry docks and marine ways facility in Marietta Ohio. The plant will be the biggest on the upper rivers and will build boats fit with machinery and fully furnished.
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Marietta, O
Board of Trade
J. M. Mammet
Cleveland Grand Circuit Races Move to Cleveland July 27
Cleveland officials deny reports that the grand circuit races will be moved to Detroit. The races will take place in Cleveland on July 27 with all classes continuing as scheduled.
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Cleveland
Peruna touted as cure for female troubles
An advertiser touts Peruna as a remedy for catarrh and female diseases. The letter from Emma Mitchell of Indianapolis credits the tonic with relief after five years of pain, saying seven bottles made her well. The piece mentions several prominent backers and invites readers to write to Dr. Hartman for free advice.
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Merica
Emma Mitchell
Louisiana Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Peruna
Una
Uncle Allen Sparks Sees Rheumatism Delays
Witty remark from Uncle Allen Sparks contrasts with rheumatism delays, quoting a Chicago Tribune line about better late than never. The note captures humorous commentary on illness and timing.
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Allen Sparks
George
Chicago Tribune
One Fare Round Trip Plus 25e July 22 to 27 via Queen & Crescent
An OCR fragment lists travel notes and quotations: one fare for a round trip plus 25e for July 22 to 27 via Queen and Crescent Route, with ticket agent inquiry. It also includes various quotes about beauty, trouble, and secrets from Town Topics, N Y Telegraph, N Y Sun, and Chicago Daily News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen & Crescent
Ask
Chicago Daily News
Dean's Kidney Pills Offer Relief for Nerve Worn Kidneys
Mrs IL W Ammamen of Lock Haven Pennsylvania reports a trial box of Dean's Kidney Pills eased her back and kidney discomfort. She notes swelling and dropsy signs vanished and describes improved overall health after using the remedy.
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Dean
Kidimeys
Lock Haven
IL. W. Ammamen
Cuticura Remedies Advertised For Hair and Skin Cleansing
Promoted by Shai s of Cuticura Scag this treatment stops falling hair removes crusts scales and dandruff destroys hair parasites soothes irritated surfaces stimulates hair follicles and nourishes roots on a healthy scalp. Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent promoted for purifying the skin scalp and blood. worldwide distribution with depots in London Paris Boston and more.
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Poap
London
Charterhouse
Paris
Rue Dela Paix
Rostot
Columbus Ave
Letter Drug & Chem. Corp
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John Essert and Son
Harrison, O
Charitable Sex
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Olmsted
Chicago Record-Herald
J. F. Boyer
Trinity Springs
B. M. Woolley
M. D
Atlanta,Ga
Market Report
Timotay
Chicago
New York
Baltimore
Western
Louisville
Harold
Adirondack Mountains
Adirondacks
George H. Daniels
Grand Central Station
Chicago & Alton Railway
Alton Limited
Fett
Geo
Hartman
Belva Lockwood
Washington, D. C
Col. Hamilton
F. E. Warren
U. S
Warren
Wyoming
Hartman Sanitarium
Mrs
Uncle Allen
Asheville
Californe
Oregon
Washington
Union Pacific
North-Western Line
California
Pasage
N. Y. Sun
Carter
Hea
Voipot
Canada
Smashraton
Ottawa
H. M. Williame
Law Ride
Toledo
J. C. Duncan
Big Pour
P.O
Foster-Milburn Co
Mason
Mia
L. W
Lock Haven, Pa
Piauires
Rootbeer
Chas
B. Hires Co
Malvera
St. Vitus
W. H. May
Pine Street
WU. M. C
Union Metallic Cartridge Co
Bridgeport
Shai +s
Cuticura Scag
Promulsion Food Co
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