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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1912

Page

4

Langdon Family and Clemens Start of Courtship

In Harper's Magazine biographer Albert Bigelow Paine recounts Mark Twain and Olivia Langdon meeting in New York. At the St Nicholas hotel Jervis Langdon and family introduce Clemens, who later proposes, with Langdon seeking credentials and Clemens courting amid cautious parental scrutiny. The engagement is described as faltered yet affirmed by friends.

Harper's Albert Bigetow Mark Twain Oret Olivia Langdon New York Charles Langdon St. Nicholas Hotel Broadway Spring Broome Streets Jervis Langdon Kimba Charlen Olivia Samuel Clemens Bay of Smyrna Langdon Samuel Clemons Clemens Brebbings San Francisco Joe Goolman Goodman Goodmin Jacksonville Maton Klwire Naka Vic Ang Toms Jervie Loogdeo Rohan Clemena Langton Bane Langhorne Clemens Olivia Lewis Langdon Yao

Hiawathas Win First In City League Contest At Lake Blawatha

In front of a large crowd at Lake Blawatha Park on Sunday the Hiawathas defeated Riverside 7 to 4. Strong hitting in the second inning sparked the park team with Gould Whittington Mondron Tanner and Bonnell contributing key hits. Wachner starred in the win while Sapp and Smith stood out for Riverside.

Fiawathas Hiawatha Park Mal Brent Tinwatha Gould Whittington Mondron Tanner Bonnell Wachner Hiawathas Sapp Smith Riverside Hiawathes Sullivan Popejoy Chance Seoond Parnell Porter Hannell Helder Bapp Enter West Atole Browle Dar Nina Vance Dial Texas

City League games show balanced teams in pennant race

Saturday city league action featured upsets and strong efforts as teams battled to hold or gain a pennant. Riverside game protested, K of P defeated Columbus, and Bridge led amid tough pitching, while Independents routed Elks and the Moose handled Coopers.

Riverside Wan K. of P K. of Columbus ‘Boys Acore Wan

Native county baseball game misread line score

In a muddled account, pitchers Tenn er and Dial appear, with players Kanex Sullivah Popejoy Whittington Beeman Sapp and Dial noted on base paths. Time of game reported as 1 hour 56 minutes with umpire Camp and Smith and attendance around 100.

halle—Wuehner Sapp Fy Tenner Flint Wille Tanner Dial Hinwathae Athleticw Kanex Sullivah Popejoy Whittington Beeman Camp and Smith

Telephone Calls Then and Now in World Service

The piece notes that the New York telephone call averages a minute and a ball in length, with the world service boasting about 80,000,000 telephones. London holds 200,000 telephones and daily calls total around 1,126,000, while English towns gain telephone service with France via the new British channel cable.

New York London France

Battered to Death in Alabama Lumber Mill Shaft

A mill worker, Charles HF Langford Jr, was killed near Hattonburg Mississippi when he stepped too close to a shaft and was caught in belting. His body was severely injured. several bones were broken in a gruesome death. Hartford, June 10.

Mobile Ala Tno Charles HF. Langford, Jr Bia Milla Hattonburg Miss

Gulf States in 7 Tourney at New Orleans Tennis Club

Prominent U.S. tennis experts compete in the twelfth Gulf States championship at the New Orleans Tennis Club. Events include men's singles and doubles and a women's singles division. The singles winner advances to challenge defending champion Waldner of Georgia. Doubles winners face MacQuiston partners.

New Orleans L. Mr. Waldner Gateago Paul D. MacQuiston tHnevey M. MacQuiston

Pension plan eyed for bookbinders in US and Canada

Detroit June 10 reports that if recommendations in President Glockling's report are adopted at the annual Bookbinders International Union session, the group will establish an old age pension system and a home for sick and disabled members. The union accounts for three quarters of North American bookbinders.

Detroit Mich Glockling The Bookbinders’ International Union Ayatem

Poison Ivy Cure Promoted by Hanford’s Baleam

A dubious claim touts Hanford’s Baleam as a quick cure for ivy poisoning. The text describes the product as antiseptic and claims it removes the bite and poison with a follow up treatment by a Prout vetlet, naming Heaton.

Hanford Heaton

Cow Pasture Pool Is In The Life Of Mississippi Politics

Private Allen and Senator Williams meet on a train in Washington and discuss farming in Tupelo Mississippi. Allen jokes about golf and a local nickname cow pasture pool while Williams boasts about delta land. The exchange highlights regional pride and farming as both men’s ties to home.

Allen Joba Allen Washington Joba Sharp Willams Benator Elvet Tupelo Wiliams Acros Mississippi Mayon Sharp Jono Wiliam Texas Hitle John Missionippi Jackson Washington Tinien

Lectures On Panama Canal Plans Attract Local Crowd

A young man on government payroll traveled to Panama to explain the canal project using lock models and maps. He noted tides differ between the Atlantic and Pacific, arguing a sea level canal would alter water flow. The talk drew sixty attendees and highlighted the era’s canal discussions.

Panama Lata Worthin Roou Nomentty Atlantic Indies Loube Poat-Dispatch

SIRES AND SONS. Notable figures and mixed fortunes highlighted

A collage of biographical vignettes notes William Marconi as a life member of the Italian senate after declining nobility. It mentions Frederick Delano born in China, Rudolf Buckes joining Harvard as an exchange professor, and Colonel Roosevelt’s wealth. Hudson Maxim predicts three future global unions, with Kermit Roosevelt and Robert Taft shown as Harvard students amid fatherly controversies. The piece also includes light items about social clubs and a comic exchange about barbers and a wedding anecdote.

William Marconi Wholens Fame Marconi Frederick Adrian Delano China Rudolf Buckes University of Jena Harvard Bost Fall Germany Roosevelt Hudson Maxim United States of Asia Europe United States of Africa United States of America Kermit Hoosevelt

Card of Thanks from Lahmon Family

The Lahmon family thanks neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and at the death of their husband and father and for the floral offerings from Mrs George Lahmon and children.

George Lahmon

Arnold Store offers 100 piece sets and block patterns

Housekeepers can find 100 piece dinner sets and open block patterns at The Arnold Store Mt. Way, with low prices and clear quotations displayed. The notice highlights the store’s welcoming display and pricing.

Gas Cooking Stoves Sold At Arnold Store Mt Vernon

The Arnold Store in Mt. Vernon Ohio advertises small hot plates at 90 cents each or $1.80 for two, gas ovens priced at 1.75, and further deals on gas cooking appliances as summer use rises.

Arnold Mt. Vernon Ohio

Administrator's Notice of Estate Appointment in Knox County

The undersigned has been appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of FRANK N. GORBuch deceased in Knox County Ohio by the Probate Court on May 25 1932.

Frank N. Gorbuchime Knox County Ohio Said County

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