Bomb Mistakenly Reported As Explosive Unveiled in New York
A bomb sent to Andrew Opse ne gie at Carnegie Corporation was opened by investigators at Fifth Avenue revealing a harmless beetle based charge. The crowd fled in fright as the Health Department received frantic calls to speed up cleanup of the nuisance.
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New York
Andrew Opsenegie
Carnegie Corporation
Fifth Avenue
Bureau of Combuatibies
Th Health Department
Mt Zion Church to Hear W G Hoover Sunday
Rey W G Hoover of Louisville will preach at Mt Zion Sunday afternoon July 27. Special music by a male quartet. Sunday school at 2 30. Large attendance expected. picnic set for August 16 in George Harris grove. Other notices of visits and gatherings follow in local items.
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O. G. Taylor
Vernon
Srlende
Oss van Winkle Spose
Jacob Hyan
Weather and social notes from Crete area
Sunday storm caused considerable damage in Crete and Monroe Center area. Local sick list includes Mrs Grubb and Edna, Robert Rinehart, and Sterling Braddock. Community updates: Dee Dowds moved to Mt Vernon. H C Gleason family hosted by Charlee Benson. Mrs William Scott hosted by Mrs Mame Scott. Miss Elsie Baker visited parents. Harmab Myera returned to Mt Vernon. Marie Scott and Mrs J H Meeds visited Mrs Frank Johnson.
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Hy’ Johnson
Mra
John Paige
Wed- Benday
Grubb
Edna
Robert Rinehart
Sterling Braddock
Dee Dowds
Mt. Vernon
H. C. Gleason
Charlee Benson
William Scott
Epworth League Event Noted Amid Local News Briefs
Social event hosted by Epworth League Enturdey draws a crowd. News mentions births to Elmer Burch and Stanley Banbury, and visits of Mia Workman, Fern Fendrick, Rolland Fendrick, Obas Workman, Harrison Meeks, and others. Bridge crew advances railroad project with completion eyed by August 16. Residents and visitors including Pollson of Cambridge and Cora Sullivan family noted.
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Epworth League
Mias
Ida Workman
Tunnel Hill
Elmer Burch
Stanley Banbury
West of Town
Mia
Rolland Fendrick
Fern
Stillwell
Mra
Obas
Workman
Harrison Meeks
J. Smith
Wm. Pollson
Cambridge
Mary Plison
Cora Sullivan
Columbus
Migs Roth Laming
Bungay
Local notes from Butler township and nearby towns
Names and visits: Mr and Mrs Michael Underwood of Howard Ohio visit Milan Underwood and John Carpenter family. Miss May Horaieh returns home to Defiance Ohio after seven days. Attendees at Mrs Barbara Phil Ups funeral at Butler church. Jobe L Wolfe named delegate to state health board convention in Columbus. Brice Nethers travels to Vernon for business. David Riley and Wilbur Fry visit Vernon. Fry called for his ill brother J M Fry.
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Micheel Underwood
Howard, O
Mire
Milan Underwood
John Carpenter
Bre
Noel Beal
May Horaieh
Defiancé
Severn
Barab Ano Phil. Ups
Butler Church
Bunday
Jobe L. Wolfe
Mina Grace Headington
Maria Chase
Westerville
J. B. Ward
A. H. Speelman
Columbus
J G. Branyan
North State Street
Jenn Branyan
Mt. Vernon
Zaneaville Times Recorder
Kirby
A. A. Perrine
East Vine Street
Bucyrus
Ohio
Clay Parker
New York City
H.C. Parker
Ivers and Pond
George W. Sharp
North Mulberry Street
Quindaro Lodge No
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Travel and Visits
Made a quiet weekend as families visit relatives and travel to nearby towns. Grandie family leaves for Rye Beach on Lake Erie for two weeks while Walter Huddleston and family visit Marion relatives.
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Drugetat
F. A. Grandie
Rye Beach
Lake Erie
Walter Huddleston
Marion
Mich
Mr. Huddleston
B. L. Smoote
Ralph Grase
Lima
R. D. Phillips
Pasadena
W. C. Phillips
A. B. Priest
Bt. Paul
Minn
Wieter
Edith Brokaw
Local social and visit notes from Butler and surrounding towns
Residents including May Rusk of Butler and Mrs T J Braddock visited relatives in the past week. Edits mention Grace and Creta Myers in Columbus with their father Mike Alles, and Miss May Ruak of Butler visiting Grace Wava Cutnaw. Willis Parsons injured by a pitchfork, condolences and health notes not included.
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Mins May Rusk
Butler
T. J. Braddock
M. BE
Phillipe
Fredericktown
George Rebinecn
Mins Eidith Storer
Mrs. Winters
Family visits and local social notes in Loudonville area
Recount of residents visiting relatives and friends around Loudonville and nearby towns including Ava McClurg, Mary Brock, Grace, Mia, Edith Bhinanbarger, Mra J C Greer, Miss Efe McClurg, John Bhafer, Fordie Hawkins, Frank Morrison, Pearl Mingson, Marguerite Fulmer, Mrs Iirkpatrick, George Mickley, Oscar Walton, Ellen Kirkpatrick, Edna Nyhart. Mentions a show cancellation due to travel delays and illness.
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James Shultz
Grace
Ava
McClurg
Mary Brock
Loudonville
Mia
James Braata
Mina Edith Bhinanbarger
5. C. Priest
Walbondi Mra
J. C. Greer
Misa Efe McClurg
John Bhafer
Londonville
Fordie Hawkins
Frank Morrison
Cambridge
Ohio
Mingson Pearl
Marguerite Fulmer
Iirkpatrick
George Mickley
Danville
Oscar Walton
G. Fulmer
Edward
Leone
Best Medicine in the World Saved My Child Says Mia Orvis
In a letter from Clare, Mick Forense, Mia Orvis of Tifth reports severe bloody dysentery in her daughter. She credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with a full recovery and hails it as the best medicine she knows.
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Chamberlain
Orld
Mia
William Orvis
Clare
Mick
Walhonding Bridge Reopens To Traffic After Flood
The Walhonding bridge over the Mohican river opens to traffic Saturday marking a key milestone after the March flood. A line about the route to Mount Vernon in Ithia county is noted as the first of the larger bridges restored.
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Coshocton
Mohican River
Ithia County
Mt Vernon
Cox starts a probe into newspaper regulation petition
Governor Cox has opened an inquiry into the January initiative to classify newspapers as public utilities under state regulation, amid claims that thousands of signatures on the petition were forged. The report mentions other local notices and ads, including remedies and sales listings from multiple towns.
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Columone. O
Cox
Death Toll Rises in Binghamton Clothing Factory Fire
A July blaze at the Binghamton Clothing Co factory trapped 150 young workers on four floors. Fire chief reports 60 dead and 60+ injured as rapid spread through oil-soaked materials overwhelmed a single stair and two ladders. Fire response delayed by a distant engine. total fatalities may rise.
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Binghamton
Binghamton Clothing Company
Freeman
Overall Manufacturing Company
Hoag
Fire disaster at Wall Street factory kills and injures many
A deadly blaze at the Binghamton Clothing Co. on Wall Street sent workers fleeing from upper floors. The four story factory and nearby buildings suffered extensive damage with an estimated loss of 500 000. Dozens of girls leaped from windows or perished as fire and smoke overwhelmed escape routes. Rescue crews attempted to aid survivors amid chaos as the blaze spread through the elevator stairs and adjacent structures.
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Atairway
Rootes
Mra
Reed B. Freeman
Wall Street
Binghamton Clothing Company
McKallen Drug Company
Simon O'Neil
Pen
Naddenet
His Own Wedding Notice And Wt ll A Casale
Oliver Bieworth, Venango county farmer and long time country correspondent, writes his own wedding notice in Franklin Pa describing his bride Emma J. Ludo and recounting her divorce an hour before license. He boasts of the bride’s looks and social standing and notes she may find farm life strenuous.
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Franklin
Dimeeltan
Oliver
Bieworth
Venango County
Emma J. Ludo
Bleworth
Oil City
Correspondence Club
Promising Blood Treatment Aids Skin Disease Recovery
An ad touts a blood tonic labeled 8 8 and 8 that purportedly stimulates skin cell activity to dry eruptions and promote a clear healthier layer. It claims rapid improvement across many skin diseases and directs readers to Warwick Ride in Atlanta for an illustrated book on skin diseases.
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Atlanta
Local Notices Mention Neighborly Visits and Travel Plans
Fragmentary OCR notes reference neighbors in Belgium and the United States with mentions of visits to Obislicothe and Washington, C. including a planned trip and a medical figure Guiokig. Details are unclear due to degraded text.
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Bomb
Meete
Zion
Crete
Monroe Center
Brink Haven
Ceres
Eagle Grove
Bebbe
Reer Greer
High Water
Mr. Bitthe
Tifth
Witte Hawkins
Tant
Walhonding
J. A. Brisboo
Elgin
Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
G. R. Baker & Co
Hobson
Pfeiffer Chemical Co
St. Louie
G. R. Baker and Co
Holocaust
Terrace
Moore-Overton
Soo
Clarence
Julian Hawthorne
Julian Hawthorns
Honda
Atlante
Washington
Nluries
Med
Charien Guokig
Bis ¢Ventag
Obislicothe
Washington, C
Hell's
F. J. Chrnet & Co, Touito
Tan
Rational Bank OF
Oxford
Spitzer
Arnold
Arnold Store
Taugher
East Side Public Square
Grand Theatre
Taylor
Sereeeese
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