Local Gazette Office and Furniture Business Ad
Ww GC Scott CTARY PUBBLIC offers deeds mortgage liens contracts and legal blanks in Dalton Ohio. A Harick furnishes undertaker services with new hearse and embalming on short notice from Pioneer Block No 25.
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David Gardner
Entral House
Dalton
Ohio
Business Centre
L. C. Davison
Ealer
Pioneer Block
Main Street
GC. Scott
Ctary Pubblic
Gazettau Building
Ernest F. Scott
Usical
M Orchestra
A.harick
A Sanderson
Upateira
Oddities and notes mix in a late 19th century column
A fragment column notes a Gladstone souvenir sold for 3 shillings, Krupp expanding in Essen, German minister to China married to an American, Chinese and global horseshoe beliefs, and population figures for Muslims and Chinese. It mentions the Russian calendar reform, a New York Scient ist will, and large insurance sums on royalty amid a survey of global curiosities.
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Baron
Muinin von Schwarzenstein
China
von Ketteler
London
Mr. Levinson
Gus Roosevelt
Washington
Dowager Empress of China Receives Silver Bible Gift
On her sixtieth birthday the Chinese dowager empress was honored with a presentation from English and American ministers. The gift was a New Testament bound in silver, kept in a chased silver casket, funded by about 10,000 Chiastian women of China, at a total cost of 1250 dollars.
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Empness
China
England
America
Chiastian Women of
Chima
Hong Kong Described as Unhealthful Despite Precautions
The article claims Hong Kong remains highly unhealthy despite sanitation efforts and drainage. It notes tropical heat and encircling peaks causing moist air and heavy rainfall. Openings through crater walls vent air into crowded streets, worsening conditions.
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Hong Kong
Railcar defense jet described on locomotives and cars
The new locomotives and Granite railwing nozzles on cabs aimed at rear of tender and baggage car end aim at safety. A cock connects to boiler hot water producing a steam jet at 200 pounds pressure to deter train robbers.
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Deanver
Vast World Facts and Oddities From International News
A miscellany notes population estimates, wages, telecommunication advances, and imperial curiosities. It cites Finland Russians, Chinese language, British funerals costs, tea industry labor, Madagascar slaves, and Mandarin ranks, alongside odds on railways, uniforms, and sugar consumption.
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Great Britain
England
Wales
Christian Endeavor
Nanking
Erie
China
Denmark
South America
Madagascar
War Office Treasury
United States Bureau of Labor Statistics
Plancon
Gov Rollins
New Puampshire
Philadelphia
Siam
Mary Walker
Manhattan Beach
L. I
Battle in the Dark Near Cleveland Ends With Capture
In Cleveland on August 14 two men attempted to assassinate Patrolmen Sickles Sanford and Charles Son who guarded Raffael Sarrnaccio suspect Bodonato Battiste. The gunmen fled after a volley and were chased down, Salvator Vedetto and Frank Decarpo were arrested for shooting with intent to kill.
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Cleveland
Raffael Sarrnaccio
Bodonato Battiste
Sarrnaccio
Sickles
Sanford and
Charles Son
Midfield Street
Sarmaccia
Son
Salvator Vedetto
Frank Decarpo
State auditor sues to challenge Cuyahoga salary law
Suditor of State Guilbert has filed proceedings in Meigs county common pleas court to test the validity of the Cuyahoga county salary law. The action names County Auditor Craig as defendant in a friendly suit backed by most county officials who could gain by eliminating the law. Backing reportedly comes from every instruction area in Inva hoga county.
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Cleveland -Raper
Cuyahoga County
Guilbert
Common Pleas
Court of
Invahoga County
Dayton Local Woodworkers Strike Threat Over Wages
Dayton readers learn that wooden goods plant workers demand raising their pay from 1.75 to 2 per day. The company refuses, threatening a shutdown until a settlement. About 1900 workers face likely layoff and the city could lose around 25 thousand dollars weekly.
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Dayton
Each Register
Canton to Have a Campaign Opening
Canton news reports that President McKinley has not yet indicated willingness to attend the Youngstown opening on September 8. Ohio political clubs plan a second major demonstration in Canton, with participants returning from Youngstown to Canton for a second Ohio opening.
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Canton
McKenley
Ohio
Youngstown
Confessed Murderer Ferrer to be moved to Marysville jail
Ferrer, the confessed killer of Messenger Lane, is to be taken today to Marysville for the crime investigation. Detectives prepared the program for the captive, and Ferrer had ordered wedding invitations, while present at the singing.
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Columbus
Rossivn
Ferrell
Bixpress
Marysville
Anina
Pererell
Delctives
Lis
Ferrer
Married Himself to Death in Tragic Dinner Table Illness
Galion Aue 1 Waltham McDargh an oil engineer died recently after a violent illness at the dinner table. Postmortem found death caused by severe gastritis brought on by imagined hydrophobia. Weeks earlier McDargh was bitten by a small dog, which many believed caused his decline.
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Galion
Waltham McDargh
McDargh
Pod
Democratic gathering to set Columbus campaign date
The state democratic committee will meet in Columbus next Tuesday to decide opening time and place. The event is likely in mid September with William Jennings Bryan and Webster Davis as the principal speakers.
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Columbus
State
Democratic Committee
Olio
Wo Bryan
Webster Davis
Elks Ohio State Reunion Draws Large Crowds
New Philadelphia Avenue hosted a crowded Elks Ohio state reunion and carnival with numerous delegations from across the state. The 9th regiment in camp here swelled the crowd to more than 20 000 visitors.
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New
Philadelphia
Elks
Ohio State
Klds
Yebth
Ongg
Saloonkeeper Dies After Morphine Overdose Incident
In Cleveland on August 1 a saloon keeper named Ress swallowed a large amount of morphine and died at Lakeride hospital. Mandiaso was reported near death but believed to recover until the moment of death. Riess and a woman he lived with are said to be involved in the case as possible responsible parties.
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Cleveland
Ress
Lakeride
Mandiaso
Largest aqueduct plan for Eden Park waterworks
Report from Cincinnati engineers proposing a four mile long tunnel through solid rock to connect a new plant with Eden Park reservoir. The 16 foot underground tunnel would span 23 100 feet, be the world’s largest of its kind, and use pumping rather than gravity to move water. Estimated cost exceeds 1 million dollars.
Armor Plate Bid Openings for New Warships
Bids for armor plate for eight battleships and three protected cruisers were opened at the navy department with Carnegie Bethlehem and Midvale as bidders. Midvale offered a lower price but much longer delivery, while Bethlehem and Carnegie cited department conditions as not applicable to Krupp armor. Secretary Long will decide to accept bids or build a government armor plant.
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Washington
Congress
Navy Department
Carnegie
Bethlehem Steel Companies
Midvale (Pa) Steel Co
Bethlehem and Knege
Midsale Co
Hoya
Bethlehem
Navy
Midvale Co
Long
Trade Review Says Progress Toward Stable Business
Dun and Company notes progress toward a steadier business position with several large contracts securing gains. Wall Street inactivity noted due to vacation, while rail stocks show small changes and cotton prices tumble before partial recovery.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Wall Street
Smuter
Andaly
Prieves
Yostows
United Statte
Coal Beda on Dalton Trail Vancouver Voyage Reports
The steamer Cutrzen Shugway brings news of extensive coal beds along the Dalton trail near White Horse. Reports indicate rich seams discovered by explorers, signaling potential mining interests in the northern region.
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Dalton Trail
Vancouver
Dalton
White Horse
Two Robbers Surrounded After Train Robbery in Colorado
A gun battle near a ranch house in Colorado ended with one robber dead and several posse members wounded after a Union Pacific train robbery between Timon Junction and Hugo, 90 miles east of Denver. The house was surrounded by about fifty men as the remaining robber hid inside.
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Colorado
Union Pacific
Denver
Timon Junction
Hugo
Col
Bryan and Stevenson Nominated by Democrats in Kansas City
William Jennings Bryan and Adlai E Stevenson were formally notified yesterday in Indianapolis of their Democratic nominations for president and vice president. The ceremony in Military Park drew a large crowd after a parade of Democratic clubs escorted the notification party.
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William Jennings Bryan
Adilar EO Stevenson
Oither
Kansas City
United States
Military Park
Taggart
Richardson
erreLhemas
Bryin
Stevenson
National Committee
Notifeation
Jones
Tennessee
Bryan
Biryan
Especnl
Conepess
Philippe
Tragic City Shooting Ends in Fatal Self Destruction
In Adrian Michigan a domestic dispute led to Jason Rabiner fatally shooting Pace Stein Rabiner then killing himself on a hotel piazza. The incident occurred after a quarrel witnessed by bystanders from the city.
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Jason Rabiner
Rockawas
Pace Stein
Tacob Rabiner
Liv
Fifteen Die as Train Hits Omnibus at Grade Crossing
A Lehigh and New England passenger train crashed into an omnibus near Slatington Pa killing fifteen people and injuring eleven others. The coach returning from a funeral carried relatives of Sophia Schaeffer and the collision occurred on a sharp curve with no crossing watchman in place. The majority of the dead and injured were from Walnutport and Slatington with victims including Mrs James Minnich Ed Lemaley Mrs Bhi Remualey and several others. Only the horses drawing the bus escaped unhurt as physicians and a special train were dispatched to South Bethlehem.
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Slantington
Thin City
Lehigh & New Foeland Railroad
Ares
James Minnich
Walnutport
Ed Lemaley
Slatington
Bhi Remualey
James Kern
Samuel Mummy
Williamsport
Elian Sourwine
William Kane
Carrie Smith
Llghman Kuntz
Stephen Reinhard
Shatunwtan
Susan Choen
Alfred Rherig
Robert Seibert
Kern
Peters
Blatington
Pccupants
Nat Cherryaville
Henry Bittner
Sophia Schaeffer
Wight
Eiter
Bethlehem
Appropriations Rise as Fifty-Sixth Congress Ends
The first session of the Fifty Sixth Congress closes with total appropriations of 710 150 862. New offices authorized 5000. abolished 2709. Net increase 270. annual cost 2 505 015. Additional clerks and post offices add 1 209 positions costing 1 553 500 annually. Comparisons show a 33 160 440 rise from 1900 figures. Army appropriations noted with further increases.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Thomas
Cleies
James C Courts
Army
Disaster at Sea Sinks French Destroyer After Collision
A French battleship Brennus and torpedo boat destroyer Framee collided off Cape St Vincent during fleet maneuvers. Framee sank instantly. only 14 of Framee’s crew were saved. Losses include three officers and two other men.
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Paris
Ig.i
Cape St. Vincent
Brennus
Fournier
Framee
Thas
Prainee
Mandar de Plessis
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F. F. He. Pope
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R. J. Stinson
Rene
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