Local notices and social bits fill two pages at miles
Local items report cargo of house calls and store notices. Ads tout Hanford's Balsam and silverware discounts at Kirby’s, plus a luggage of medical and laundry services. Residents travel to Lakeside, Columbus, and Europe, with church groups planning a Baptist mission supper and St Paul vestry vacation plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanford
Kirby
Gem Laundry
Nora Nelson
Killbuck
C. G. Carpenter
North Division Street
Jamce
Cooper
Lakeside
Dever
Clyde Jacobse
Martinshare
C. Fleming
Oak Street
Frank &. Kirby
Nail Iy
Hale
Frank KE. Kirby
Simon Bechtel
Mt. Vernon
F. H. Welle
Chicago
Fredericktown
EB. Zievloft
Akron
Mise
Irene Zeisloft
Ming Celestia Midkiff
Mt. Vernon Hospital
Danville
Eve Money
Frank E. Kirby
W. D. Phillips
Cleveland
C. P. Patterson
East Hamtramck Street
G. P. Carpenter
Harry Patterson
Besse Patterson
Demna Carpenter
Walheading
John L. Cunningham
Gambler
Europe
Agricultural Commis
Frederick Sturges
F. D. Sturges
Gambler Street
Milken
Margaret Allen
Carutte Cochran
Messrs
Charles White
Darwin Dowds
Columbia
Mia
Guy Lauderbaugh
L. Tate Cromsey
Indian Lake
Hamilton
Ontario
John Colopy
Rowlands
Zanesville
Colopy
Miuven Ruth
Alice Hall
Thel
Edith Fairchild
Springfield
Ella
Caevel
Buckeye Lake
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
McIntire's
Cowhocton Road
Mable
St. Paul's Church
W. H. Hull
Mr. Hull
Hull
Toledo
Points
Great Lakes
Howard Elliott wed Charisa Mellen to lead Maven Railroad
Howard Elliott marries Charisa Mellen and takes leadership of Maven Railroad. The ceremony highlights new executive arrangement and the couple’s joint role in guiding the company’s strategic direction.
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Weeweds
Charisa Mellen
New Maven Railroad
Mounted Police Clash With Suffragists In Trafalgar Square
London July 28 militant suffragist Sylvia Pankhurst led a demonstration by the Men’s Federation for Woman’s Suffrage and the East End WSPU. Mounted police dispersed the crowd after rioting, as Pankhurst continued to rally and attempt to reach Downing Street. In Charleston West Virginia a special grand jury report on the Paint and Cabin Creek strike district is guarded. indictments have been returned and Charles Parker and Cleve Lewin are in custody as alleged members of a violent miners’ mob.
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London
Sylvia Pankhurst
Misa Pank- Burst
Holdwey
Trafalgar Square
Men's Federation For Woman's Suffrage
East End
Women's Social and Political Union
Mise Pank Burat
Aequith
Wtrugele
Minera
Car Jump Tragedy On Erie Line Kills Four Laborers
July 28 report from Notley New Jersey details a seven car construction train derailment near West Notley on the Newark branch. The derailment killed four track laborers and injured three, with one man rushed to St Michael's hospital in Newark. Property loss valued at about $150,000 attributed to a separate fire at Whore & Hanna Lumber Company lumber plant in Cincinnati.
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Notley
N. J
Newark
Erie Wallroad
Tts
West Notley
St Michael's Hospital
Cincionayi
Whore & Hanna Lumber Company
Boys Hit By Train Near Crookaville Notify Fatality
In Crookaville on July 28 Dwight Andorn, 17, and Thomas Yohn, 14, were killed at a grade crossing while resting on a cattle guard after an afternoon church gathering. The eastbound freight apparently woke them, and the train struck them, throwing both boys over 100 feet. A report notes a nearby church gathering and marks the fatal mishap.
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Pall
Crookaville
Dwight @andorn
Thomas Yohn
Wale
Apper
Births and Baseball Trade Mention in Oakland Notes
A son, Robert Hull Jordan, was born July 18 to Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Jordan of Oakland California. Mr. Jordan formerly lived in Cincinnati and has many acquaintances here. The Cincinnati Reds purchased Dick Robertson from the Bavagnali club, noting him as the star pitcher of the South Atlantic league this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hull Jordan
Charles W. Jordan
Oakland
California
Jordan
Vernon
Cincinpati Reds
Dick Robertson
Bavagnali Club
Remarkable British Officer Survives 247 Foot Cliff Fall
Colonel William York Moore commander in Dominion forces rode his horse along a dark cliff edge and plunged 247 feet to rock and sea below. He survived after hours of pain, aided by natives and soldiers who recovered him, with injuries including a dislocated ankle and severe head wounds. The incident ends with his full recovery and a note on resilience amid a perilous ascent.
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Whitten
Dhormanby
Colonel Moore
Mabien
Moore
Agaln
Wenort
Moore Anys
Barrick
Mt Vernon Plans Disposal Plant Approved With Conditions
City Engineer Ray Blinn received a call from the state board of health Monday stating that Mt Vernon sewage disposal plant plans were accepted with conditions. The plant must be built before sewers, operate a year before others, appoint an overseer for maintenance and inspections, and pass an ordinance stopping roof and yard runoff into the sewer. The decision ratifies the plans and work will proceed rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Blinn
State Board of Health
Monay
Isporsa
Mt. Vernon
Kicked in the Face by a Horse Hurts Green Valley Boy
Raymond Coffing, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Coffing of Green Valley, was kicked in the face by a horse Sunday afternoon. He suffered severe injuries with several teeth knocked out and cuts and bruises to his face and chin. He stood at a stall rear when the horse kicked backward, not near enough for full force. A Mt Vernon physician attended him.
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Raymond
Jacob Coffing
Green Valley
Uon
Mt Vernon
Unclaimed Mail Notice From Mt Vernon Postoffice
The Mt Vernon postoffice lists unclaimed letters advertised July 28 1813 including Dunn Bert Garrard Mr and Mrs Chas Hillman Mrs Olive Kinney L A Logan Business College Pye Mrs John Roush Miss Anna Rymor Amos Parker Thevine Pipes Miss Nema Smith Miss Violet Williams A Foreign Cockayne Mra B F and others to be processed if not claimed.
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P. O
Mt. Vernon
Dunn
Bert Garrard
Chas
Hillman
Olive Kinney
L. A. Logan
Deaths of Daniel Smith Near Millwood
Daniel Smith died at his home south of Millwood on Sunday night after a six month battle with liver cancer. He was about 65 and survived by his wife several sons and daughters. Funeral services were at the Disciple church in Millwood Tuesday morning at ten o'clock with Rev Kerr of Howard officiating. Interment followed in Millwood.
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Daniel Smith Dantel Smith
Millwood
Disciple
Rev
Kerr
Howard
Citizens Meeting for Gambier Bank Formation
Citizens of Gambier and the surrounding area are summoned to a meeting in the bank building on Tuesday evening July 29 to discuss organizing the new bank. All interested in the bank’s formation are urged to attend.
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Gambier
Evergone
Tomorrow's sale ad with discount house dresses and rugs
Readable fragment lists numerous discounted items including silk and linen dresses, kimonos, lace curtains, porch shades, various rugs from Brussels to Axminster, carpets, bed linens, neckwear, skirts, nightgowns, corset covers, drawers, slips, waists, embroideries, hats, children's wear, and cork linoleum. Prices show widespread mill price reductions.
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Axminster
Edea
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Startford
Asquith
Washington
John Williams Davis
Sharksburg
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Wilson
United States
Day
Prom
Ara
Robby
Percy
Allan Preven
Sete Board of Health
Columba
Citizens Meeting
Aedes
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