Danville visitors and Mt Vernon society notes
A compilation of local society items and visitors in Mt Vernon includes Mr. A C Grassbaugh of Danville and Mr J B Worley of Fredericktown visiting relatives. J O Brien of Chicago and Mrs Charles V Critchield with son Button visiting. frequent trips by residents to Newark Granville and Gettysburg for family and civic events. multiple mentions of church and library activities, theatre plans, and upcoming conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shearn Bo
Ranford
William W
Centerboro
B. Bentt
Danville
A.C. Grassbaugh
Danvile
Was
t—Hantora
J. B. Worley
Fredericktown
Mt. Vernon
Mul Derry Street
Mumone
Jacob Lybarger
Brink Haven
John O'Brien
Chicago
Charles V
Critchiold
Button
Evanaville
Ind
Gem Laundry
Fred Coe
Craig Cochran
Howard
Arnold Store
Presbyterian Church
Hanford
Hallam
Marry Wineland
Weat Virgala
Minn
Helen Moore
East Gambler Street
Fannie Witherell
Vernon
Lyle Wineland
Thin City
Miami University
Ira Lybarger and
Sone
George Rob Charlot
Cleveland
Mt Vernon
Clifford Bell
Leity
Bere
Mamilton Bell
Ada Robinson
Golumbue
J. Taylor
East Front
Edward Kilkenney
West Sugar Street
Stephen J. Dorgan
James A. Kelley
Fred Kelley
Lawrence Dermody
Newark
Granville
Mt. Vernon Homestead
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Zeno Taylor
Montreal
Canada
Europe
John Stevens
Collin Koons
Rollin C. Curtis
Williat Hoey
Gettyeburg
Myrtle Warner
Bessie Brothers
Canton
C. A. Andreas
East Burgens Street
Morris Grange Dramatic Club
Amity
Elizabeth Outhwaite
Tita
Florence Fishburn
Harrisburg
M. J. Bummel
Long Beach
California
Guy Bummel
East Gambier Street
Henry A. Smith
G. J. Wright
Burt
Iowa
William H. Smit
Chestnut Street
Missing inmate sought after escape from institution
Sheriff Woolfson received a phone message from the state hospital in Columbus Sunday that Clifford and Knox county patient had escaped from the Institution Saturday night. Ewers lived in Fredericktown but had been an inmate for nearly twenty five years. The sheriff searched Fredericktown Sunday and found Hwers had not returned to the old home, and further efforts will be made to locate him.
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Woolfson
Heapld
Columbus
Clifford
Knox County
Ewers
Frederick Town
Institution
Fredericktown
Hwers
Defiant young woman artist smokes atop ladder at royal academy
A female artist at the royal academy sparked a clash by smoking on a high ladder while touching up a masterpiece. Attendants pleaded obedience but she dismissed rules as those of foolish men. Council warned of insurance risk and potential expulsion, after which work resumed with caution.
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Thy Academy
Royal Academy
Gette
Council of the Royal Artista
London
Cor
New York
Identify the Body of Escaped Massillon Patient
Police identify the body found as E Fisther, the man who escaped from the Massillon Hospital for the Insane on May 31. Investigators confirmed the corpse after routine notices and a search based on prior disappearance rumors. The death appears linked to the early investigation of the hospital escape.
Autopsy Identifies Mt Vernon Man Died From Hemorrhages
The body found in a Mt Vernon schoolyard is identified as B Fisther, who escaped Massillon asylum on May 31. Autopsy cites hemorrhages in the lung and exposure as contributing factors, with a convulsive episode noted before death. A Massillon brother will claim the body and take it to Massillon for burial.
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Columbus Road
Cherlif Woolfson
B. Fisther
Massillon Hospital
W. L. Wisher
Fisther
Sherif Woolloan
Chappelear Morgue
Mt. Vernon
sMasalion Hospital
Atata
Masaillon
Pearls From Ear to Ear in Paris Fashions
The piece describes Paris fashion with strings of pearls worn under the chin like a guardsman's chin strap. It notes this style as a witty apotheosis of porcelain beads for evening wear, acknowledging anticipated breakages and the evolving, casual approach to elegance.
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Paris
A Few Minor Defeats From the Meeting of Seven Chiefs
A garbled report lists seven chiefs including Ming Egotin, Ineinows, Hell ou Mclemoy, and others facing defeats. The fragment mentions topics such as temperance, gambling, abuse of sport, and temperance issues, with unclear roles and outcomes.
Wilson's Currency Speech Urges Immediate Banking Reform
President urges rapid passage of new banking and currency laws to free enterprise, protect credit, and avoid delays. He warns tariff revision must be paired with legislation to empower business and finance, with the government holding public control of banks to prevent private monopolies and ensure constructive statecraft.
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Pareen
Cangrans
Congress
Bomskety
Prevteal
Gente Wen
Comgrens
Suanton
Sesson
Uoe
Walla
Garda
Overcoming an Obstacle in a Curious Tale
A mother pushes a boy toward a music career despite a teacher doubting his understanding of harmony. The piece blends humor with social critique as a World War era storm metaphor appears. Desert travelers recount a stop at a forlorn homesteader's water source, contrasting hardship with practical stubbornness.
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Taim
Youngstown
Fragmented tale about a man weighed by words and wrongs
A garbled excerpt describes a man overwhelmed by accusations and inner guilt. Speech, perception, and hidden motives surface as he struggles to make others understand his stance. The text hints at miscommunication and social judgment without clear events or names.
Fragmented Bounced Dialogs From Old Papers
Fragmented text from Houston Post and Boston Transcript hints at playful, confused dialogue about love and time. Partial quotes mention a daughter, microbes, and a cat alarm, reflecting newspaper item fragment chaos rather than a coherent event.
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Boston Transcript
Vanderbilt and Gould In France in grand estates
The text describes W K Vanderbilt and Frank Jay Gould in France near Par a-Polaxy and Maisons-Lattie. It notes Vanderbilt’s Armenian well at Pulway and Gould’s notable estates at Maisons-Lattie, including a large planned fountain, conservatories, and gardens. It references lavish travel and connections to European cities and hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanderbilt
Gould
France
Para—Polaxy
Malsons-Ladtte
W. K. Vanderbilt
Frank Jay Goull
Pulway M
Maisons-Lattie
Milliardaire
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Ohio ‘Teachers’ Association
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George D. Arndt
Robert Weaver
Mayo
Gaylord Freeman
Eroma Miser
Cb. Jo
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Martin Myatt
Robert Hyatt
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Car Blair
Mt. Vernon Hospital
State Hospital
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Massillon
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Scewnpaper
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Walwon
Bogarus & Co
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