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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1913
Page
2
Mrs. Mary Everhart of Greenville awoke from a trance to weep at her bed as the undertaker was summoned. A physician found no sign of illness, but the shock left her in a serious condition. Family and mourners gathered, with many arriving as the scene unfolded.
The page lists names and visits across Knox county including A. W. Hoar, Mrs. Prod Himn, Mr. H. Gleason, Mrs. Elvina Vien, U. E. Lytle, Mrs. George Ward, W. E. McCormick, A. Knox, Jame Leonard, Clifford Brown, Thorman Vinek, Dr. Tluiph Moore, Mr. A. Kelly, M. Moly, Carl Nubba, Mrs. John B Kelly, and others. It mentions trips to Akron, Cleveland, Mount Vernon, Gambier, Newark, Fredericktown, Edenburg, and Columbus with various greetings, visits, and a few health notes, plus a legal note about John Smoith and a police matter.
Thousands attend the Columbus event featuring a four day harness racing program with twelve top act attractions daily. Eight pacing and seven trotting races offer $11,000 in purses while Pain’s grand spectacle Last Days of Pompeii runs nightly with 350 performers and $5,000 fireworks after each performance. Night exhibits, special train schedules, and extended hours promise record crowds.
Albany Nov Aug 2 Governor Bulger expects vindication at impeachment court to begin Sept 14. He declines to state basis of his hope, while Sulzer vows to reveal private life and public career when he testifies. Bulger will not campaign in New York City for Mitchel, and his stance shifts may reflect McCall's influence on the Democratic nomination for mayor.
Washington Ave debate centers on wool schedule as Senator Warren condemns the bill and Senator Penrose voices opposition. LaFollette proposes a 15 percent raw wool duty with duty on processed wool. vote expected after substitute introduction. Warren challenges Democratic leaders claiming they rely on rhetoric rather than action.
Chicago and several markets report varied livestock and grain activity with cattle cattle prices steady to firm in places. Prices for heifers steers and mixed lots show fluctuations, while corn and wheat movements appear subdued amid regional inquiries and trading shifts.
In San Francisco rumors swirl that Drew Caminett son of a federal commissioner will plead guilty in a Monn white lave act case. Juror notes and Mrs Lane rumors fade as attention shifts to potential leniency and court mercy for Caminett with officials eyes on the outcome.
President Wilson weighs new notes between Lind and Huerta as Mexico risks financial shortage. Washington expects Huerta to distance himself from the presidency while US calls for Provisional President Huerta’s removal and foreignization before Tuesday deadline.
In Lima Ohio on August 22 Charles Lerman a traveling salesman from Lancaster is charged with kidnapping a wife who left her husband after a New Year’s elopement. The suit filed in Common Pleas Court by Ore toy J Parke seeks $10000. The wife Lolita is alleged to have been enticed to join Lerman and then moved to Linengter. Nettie Schiappacanse of East High Street underwent surgery at Grant Hospital Columbus with family reporting a good recovery. Mr Behlappa of Lincoln Nebraska left Mt Vernon after a three week visit.
The article argues that security means real estate backed loans with high safety margins and strict compliance, supported by a reserve of over $114,000. It highlights thirty two years of experience and warns savers to place their funds with the institution, noting mail savings options.
Eva Glenn Administrators of the estate of Thames Glenn deceased filed in Knox County Probate Court on July 1 seeking to settle debts and administration costs. The petition lists numerous defendants with residence details, seeks to incite division of lands in Olive and Plowant townships, and names A. Schaffer as attorney for the plaintiff.
L. B. Ackerman and William A. Ackerman as executors and trustees of Joseph Scott deceased filed July 5 1018 in Knox County Court of Common Pleas seeking judgment to settle the estate and direct distribution. The defendants named include Phoebe Ann Scott and many others with unknown heirs to various estates. They must answer by September 2, 11 ERMA, nd ARR Ie, attorneys for the executors.
Avon born Thursday afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. Denver Perkins living just east of Lock. Mrs. Violet Myers, granddaughter Mise Mildred Myers, and Mr. Ray Groover visited East Burgess Street and returned to Loudonville, Ohio, Friday after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Choever.
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