Local Groceries and Services Advertised in Dunton Ohio
F J Foust and R J Stinson advertise a full line of groceries tobacco and cigars at their store in Dalton Ohio. W C Scott is a notary public in the Gazettes building Main Street. A H Arick offers furniture undertak ing and embalming from Pioneer Block Dunton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Stinson
Atore
Zioneer iBroek
Dalton
W. Co. Scott
Otary Public
Omoe
Gazerres
Main Street
Morieu
THE
Ohio Laundering Co
ILLE
Scott, Acrunt
Ohio
Lunco Curthains
Race & Kosier
A. H. Arick
Pioneer Block
Dunton
Will E. Scott
Various Oddities and Obituaries From Piermont and Europe
A scattered report notes Mrs. Anne Adamson of Piermont NY who left cat burial instructions after death. It mentions naval coal supply needs for Russia with a 50 000 pound payment on a 7 200 ton steamer. also notes glass blowing replacing human lungs, Altenberg as a tri-border village, German empress awards for long service, and a Babylonian Marduk procession road discovery with Nebuchadnezzar inscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annne Adamson
Piermont
N. Y
Germans plan lightning railway experiment with imperial approval
The German war ministry lends the Berlin to Zossen line for a lightning rail experiment. Electric cars are expected to reach speeds of 125 to 160 miles an hour. About 100 million dollars is allocated for canal development in the kingdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Zossen
Kingdom
Arsenic Testing in Wallpapers Warned by Researchers
The article explains simple methods to detect arsenic in wallpapers. It suggests tearing a sample and smelling for garlic odor when burned or applying diluted hydrochloric acid to observe blue-green coloration, indicating arsenic presence.
Prophesied Geological Reckoning Over Continental Foundations
A recent French Academy of Sciences publication predicts immense global erosion. By year 4700,000 the land will have worn away due to ocean waves river erosion wind rain and possibly volcanic action. The ocean would cover the present foundations of the continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Academy of Sciences
Vast reservoirs cut into Gibraltar rock to store water
Four large reservoirs carved from the side of Gibraltar’s rock provide about 7,000,000 gallons of water. The system would aid garrison health by ensuring a supply free of germs during sieges and droughts, benefiting troops and locals alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibraltar
Rock
Index of Books at British Music Collection Delayed
The incomplete catalog lists about one thousand references and half as many volumes. The index to the collection appears ongoing with a public use period set for at least 15 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asher
Senate Debates on Philippine Policy End in Bitter Clash
Senate clashed over Spooner and Platt amendments to the army appropriation bill with Democrats denouncing provisions for Philippine governance as coercive. Bacon led a fierce attack while Rawlins Pettus and others offered alternatives that were rejected. Spooner amendment granting U S authority until a permanent government is established passed 15 to 25 as the chamber sets future relations with Cuba and the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Spain
Senate
Bacon
Georgia
Congress
Philippines
Rawlins
Mr. Pettas
Ala
Spooner
Philippine Islands
Sid
O'Eloelk
Cuba
Judge Brown rules against Bell Co in Berliner patent case
Boston February 28 judge Brown of the United States circuit court decided against the American Bell Telephone Co in the Berliner patent case. The bell firm sought to restrain sales of competing telephones and to account for past use and sales. The ruling hinges on the patent’s validity which expires November 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Brown
United States Circuit Court
Lell Telephone Co
Stte HellCo
National Telephone Manufactur Jung Co
Century Telephone Co
Seling
Ell Co
Bell Co
Melluth Tey Co
Walt Whette
Roasted to Death at Rochester Dye Works Fire
Two unidentified bodies found burned in a five story Leary dye works blaze at Platt and Mill streets Rochester N Y March 2. Frank Udell nephew of Seneca Camera Co vice president was fatally injured after leaping from a fourth floor window. Ten others were injured as the upper floor housed the Seneca Camera Co employing 25 people. Fire started on the third floor likely from chemical explosion. Twenty four escaped via fire escapes. Property losses included 5000 to the building and 40000 to the Seneca Camera Co with no insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Leary Dye Works
Platt and
Mill Streets
Frank Udell
Seneca
Bridgeford
Case
Conrad
Udell
Seneca—Camera—Co
Trade Review Notes Shifts in Early March Markets
J G Dun & Co Weekly Review of Trade reports rising jobbing demand in groceries hardware and iron spats in the east with retail brisk except for dry goods especially clothing where stockpiles grow. Steel firms foresee gains by May while Bessemer pig iron and grey forge prices rise. Coke output is high and Connellsville prices advance. Boston boot shipments decline versus last year and southern yarn mills curb production amid wage discussions. Domestic crops look favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Pittsburg
Bessemer
Grey Forge
Connellsville
Soston
Southern Yarn Wills
Fall River
Farmer’s Crime in Illinois and Other Fire News
Denison Illinois March 2 Henry Warn a German farmer killed his son William then burned the house cattle sheds barns and all buildings on the parcel before shooting himself Neighbors tried to intervene but Warn continued destroying the property The son’s body not found Lincoln Nebraska March 2 the state penitentiary near Lincoln was nearly destroyed by fire loss over 200000 no disturbance among inmates one guard died Clays vill Constable Neely shot two burglars after several burglaries were reported Worthing England a steamship was wrecked and a German steamer Dover ashore near Norfolk reports from several towns describe fires robberies and other incidents across the states and nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison
Ill
Henry Warn
William
Noo
Wirn
Lincoln
Allies Jealous as Pekin Powers Disperse Troops
Dispatches from Pekin March 4 report allied troops reorganizing departure plans. Americans pack for Manila. British consider summer moves along Hei-Hoa with a Welsh regiment left as legation guard. Germans offer weapons and camels. French plan to retain a brigade and guard lines, possibly stationing a permanent force at Hankow. Social functions reveal clear nationality lines among officers and diplomats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
Manila
Hei-Hoa
India
Rilroad
Tsung-Fu
Hankow
Lu-Han
M7-De-Giers
Temple of Heaven
Carter Ends River and Harbor Bill Push in Senate
Senator Carter of Montana labored on the river and harbor bill for nearly 13 hours as the Fifty sixth Congress closed. At 1:45 p.m. Roosevelt was sworn in and the Senate adjourned sine die to mark the transition to the Fifty seventh Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Carter
Montana
Roosevelt
Capitol
House
Censure Sampson Denounced by Chicago Labor Federation
Chicago Federation of Labor denounces Admiral Sampson over promotion policy and cites opposition to a naval commission for Gardner Morgan. The group, with over 100 000 workers, sends resolutions to President McKinley demanding equal opportunity and condemning elitist promotion practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eile Hecent Leiter
Chicago Federation of Tabor
Gandner Charles Morgan
United States Navy
McKinley
Chicago Federation of Labor
Tre
Gamner Morgan
Satipson
Ssaipsen
Miutter
Lords in London Debate War Office Flaws and Army Control
Lord Wolseley blasted the military system as unworkable and ineffective, accusing the War Office of concentrates power and neglect of army needs. He urged Parliament to expose refusals and seek decisive reform to safeguard the empire. Marquis Lansdowne defended his record, noting Wolseley failed to foresee key army developments during his tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Duke of Bedford
House of Lords
War Office
Lord Wolseley
jHaddowen
Marquis of Lans
Aashitiat
Saitn
Ble
Lord Wolselely
Marquis Lansdowne
Boer War Veteran Seeks Krupp Aid After South Africa Return
W Kaffing of Athiata Georgia, claiming prior NY National Guard service, returned from a year as aide to General Delarey in South Africa. He says Boers need more Krupp guns and shells and reports Paris telegrams of “good news.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
W. Kaffing
Athiata
New York State National Pstard
Cuba
South Africa
Delarey
Wing
Col. Dubois
Paris
Bouis Gotha
Five Men Die In Mine Disaster Near Joplin Missouri
A deadly accident at the Bygleside zinc mine near Center Valle and east of Joplin leaves five men dead and two injured. The deceased are named as Foster Caworge Wilson, Morris Pel Shoothiered, and others. Injured are William Daniels and John Banton. The incident occurs when a powder blast at the mine triggers a collapse and street-level damage, followed by emergency response and a ceremony related to an inaugural speech by Woolley and remarks by ex senator Quemeiber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin
Aia
Murderer Ferrell Dies in the Electric Chair at Ohio Penitentiary
Columbia reports Rouslyn Ferrell was executed by electric chair at 12 06 a m at the Ohio penitentiary after his murder conviction for Charles Lane. Clergy administered sacraments and Ferrell played a guitar and sang before the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferrell
Penkempary
Columbia
Charles Lane
Rouslyn Ferrell
Ohio Penitentiary
Trains Collide Near Willoughby Destroy 18 Cars Oil Spill
Two westbound freight trains on the Like Shore railroad near Willoughby collided on a curve as one train stood. The moving engine and fireman escaped unharmed by leaping. Conductor Cheseboro in the caboose sustained a broken arm and leg. An overturned oil tank car spilled oil and fire destroyed 18 cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willoughby
Shore
Firaman
Cheseboro
Welded Fun Amodais To 610 366
Cincinnati notes a long charity drive for Harry Weldon sporting editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer stricken with paralysis. A carnival and nationwide subscriptions raised 10 300 dollars, closing Friday, with Mayor Fleischmann and Judge Howard Ferris named to deliver the check to the afflicted writer at Circleville Ohio Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Harry Weldon
Cincinnati Enauirer
Fleischmann
Howard Ferris
Circleville, Q
Nexs, B'Riday
Man Dies After Falls Into Vat Of Chemicals
Joseph Trenpala of Cleveland aged 45 an employee of American Steel and Wire Co died after the board slipped sending him into a vat of vitriol and other chemicals in the cleaning department. He was removed and died seven hours later in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Joseph Trenpala
American Steel and Wire Co
Alt Trenpala
Tris
Toledo Leader Died From Wounds Amid Pneumonia Complication
Thomas EL Mc Lean longtime minarer of the Toledo Traction Co died Friday from pneumonia linked to throat wounds suffered last Saturday. He previously managed the Twenty third Street Railway in New York and Citizens' Street Railway in Indianapolis. He served amid the electric lines in Mexico City before returning to Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Muarehy
Thomas EL McLean
Toledo Traction Co
Twenty-third Street Railway
New York
Citizens’ Street Railway
Fodianapelis
Mexico
Rsu
River jams prompt city engineer to oversee repair work
Cleveland March 7 The river condition worsened Monday afternoon near the mouth and canal as Teepuis Wreek broke at several spots. Four serious jams were reported and the city engineer was summoned to direct the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Mareh
Cleveland Strikes End as Steel Plant Remains Closed
The American Steel and Wire Co offered palvanizers 20 cents on this day, a return to work declination sparked a renewed labor dispute. A fire at Day tote ironworks destroyed a warehouse and annealing setup, with Edward Cole among the injured and a $50 000 loss, insured. City officials and local figures discuss political candidacy and public safety as fires and accidents disrupt daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Steel and Wire Co
Dayton
Edward Cole
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dalton Business Directory
F. F. F. Porr
M. D
W. C. Scorr
A.H. Arrox
E. A. Fever
McDowell & CO
Ealers
Mainstreet
D. Y. Roebuck
M. D. Hyrician
Sangeon
Math Stone
Intral House
David Gardner
Dalton Ohio
HE Cash Grocer
F. F. H. Pope
Peanee
Jack
Slusser
Ton Sorial
H Byrnes
Jeraey Cattle
L. C. Davison
Dalo Ohio
E. A. Freet & Son
LD Reliable Clothiers
Enterprise- Mills
Ochnauer Bros
Connection
F. J. Foust
Frank E. Gibson
First-Clase Milliner Department
Dalton Planing Mill CO
Arfeld Street
A. Brueckner
EN Xcelsior-Cigar Factory
Excelsior
Ehneaal
SCOTT
Usicai
Band
M Orchestra
Gazette Printing Co
A. Sanderson
GEO C. Freet
Nsurance Agency
the Royal, Actin’ Phoenix, Insurance Co
North America
New Jersey
Winter Glass Ins. Co
Standard Life and Accident Co
National Accident Co
Northwestern Life
Ohio National Building and Loan Co
Wertz Ilock
D. Brenner & Son
Ctioneers
Solleit
Cipro Ge Cement Hem Eine
Achlpoll
West
Mrevvie Ledsd Starkevnmaen Oates Township
Sugarcreek
Tirat
Jacob Fischer
Palek
Glock
Wooster
Ghriana
Ministry of Marine
Witch
Europe
Altenberg
Herthatente
Babylon
Marduk
Nebuchadenezzar
Esayzila
Guildford
England
Martha Shingler
The-Bell CO
Nerous Berliner
Chestertown
Mid
Hares Nihey Riches
Clestore Town National Bank
Phat Nheht Meches
American Trade
A.farmer
Hill Son
Hill
Penitentiary
Peneite
Ellison
Wheeltve
Wa. Va
Clayss Tly
Here
John Neely
Despre
Maret
Tne
Worthing Frubas
Oa Saateue
Dover
Norfolk
Washington Inc
Worthing
New Haven
Senator Carter
Sampson
Pert
Liutardo
SM Heete Ermon
Cheorg ‘Dorner
John George
Desmond
Parad
eRovecs Tavade Corens
Nietorm
Bayers
Atip
Psec
Atl
Waoasa
King
Woolley
Mattie
Uny
Choendier
Wasi
Ander
Blond
Das Tmler
Quemeiber
Elias
Voneess
Ohio State News
Thomas Viclean
Fee
Tee Cearge
Jones
Tolude
Samuel Jones
Peele
Dom Persie
Vantaa
Warren Huys
Warren Maelo
Canton
Warren
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