Local residents listed on visits and travel notes
A long list of Mt. Vernon residents and relatives visiting Columbus or Akron, with numerous individuals named. Many entries mention trips for business, family gatherings, church events and social visits, including Hanford's Balaam promotions and various streets in Mt. Vernon. Multiple counts of relatives and friends visiting from Akron Columbus Ashland Orrville and Danville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Grough
Hanford
John Hunning
Columbus
Ladies Aid Society of Liberty
Carl Woolson
Akron
Guy Lauderbaugh
Runsell Church
Ashland
Hugo Petterson
John Armstrong
Cleveland
Frank Sullivan
Ash
F. A. Wernett Han
Coshocton
Mra
J. ©. Hunt
John Kingsfield
Ohio
Mt Vernon
Nose Downing
Columbua
Mt. Vernon
Brentiinger
Thrush
R. EB. Hows
Danville
John Ewing
Mina Florence
Mies Wiorenow Parrish
East Vine
Mra i. F
West Vine Mtreet
Nr WC
Mika Emily Daury
Clevelad
Rey
Cork Spitzer
Colunbua
Dewitt Spitcer
John Lee
Toledo
New York
Mia Cleo Colln
Monafield
Harry Lamoureaix
Wout
Sixth Street
Granville
Emme
Levite Waddell
Abe Hansom
John Nolen
Thin City
Mary Critch Bold
Orrville
Edward Weed
Wiles
Epent Hunday
Clever New York Club Bluff Stuns Exclusive Establishment
A sharp prank follows a well dressed man who entered a New York club, ordered meals and drinks on others’ tabs, used club checks, and departed with a tail of cigars and cab rides, all without membership or guest status. The incident ends with the staff realizing the ruse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aod
Bill
New York World
Remarkable volcano plume lights the Alaskan summit
A Washington Star item notes Unimuk Ieriod in Alaska as a notably active volcano with dense white emissions and a circular, symmetrical glow at the summit. The piece wryly muses on Pluto smoking and jokes about Wall Street prejudice, including a quip about renaming a street to ease commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unimuk Ieriod
Alaska
Pluto
Pandalin
Hie Quarter Comedy of Promises and a Ball
A quirky exchange features Mr. Titewad and a would be donor in a scene about raising funds with quarters. A philanthropist offers a quarter of IL, and Mr. Titewad casually asks for change as the housekeeper serves as the backdrop to this odd barter.
Fragmentary Quote Dictates a Judge Remark on Fatigue
An old newspaper fragment records a judge noting work over time and a factory owner quoting a toast. The text includes phrases about being worked to death and personal fault. Names appear as fragments, with unclear attribution to individuals Bernard and others.
Republican Platform Emphasizes Progressive Conservatism and Law
The Republican platform proclaims a nation guided by constitutional government, strong courts, tariff protection, and fiscal prudence. It endorses anti monopoly measures, federal balance, naval power, open immigration limits, and expansion of infrastructure while urging economy and public law respect. It links past Republican leadership to current policy aims and defends a forward but measured national progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
United States
Hin
Buvtes
Rolin
Ray
Justion
Maree
Sidiolat
Nilene
Repulivan
Belleven Moat
Mississippi
Ida
Pasific Ocean
United
United Staten
Party of Protection
Cleveland
Apate
Grover Cleveland
Tariff Fight and Labor Welfare Debate Across Parties
Washington dispatch argues excessive protection harms workers in protected industries and suggests a Democratic victory if evidence of wage suppression by mills and factories is believed. It cites Lawrence-Mann strike, Stanley committee, and New York Factory Investigating Commission findings on low wages and harsh conditions, urging reform and debate over tariffs and living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Stanley Committee
New York
Social Bridge Party Honors Misa Frances Wilkinson
Mrs. Rex Lamb and Mrs. Walter Story entertained two bridge tables at East Gambier street in honor of Misa Frances Wilkinson of Orange New Jersey, with refreshments served and inviting Mrs. Frank Harper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Cooper
East Gambier Street
Misa Frances Wilkinson
Orange
New Jersey
Rex Lamb
Walter Story
Chillicothe
Ohio
Frank Harper
DANGERS ON THE FOURTH Hanforts Halnum safety warning
Prepare for the Fourth by getting Hanforts Halnum. If properly used it cleanses wounds and prevents blood poisoning when burned or powder exposure occurs. Obtain Baluam at once to prevent infection.
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Hanfort
New Bishop to Begin His Duties in Helena
Bishop Luccock, elected by the Methodist Episcopal general conference in Minneapolis, resigns from Hyde Park Methodist in Wanea City and will move this week to Helena Montana to assume his new post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waneaa City
Luccock
Hyde Park
Minneapolis
Helena
Mont
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Darrell Qanning
Els
Vernon
Oberlin University
Kewin Oberhouser
Danield
Wadeworth
W. P. Hogardus
van Wention
Detroit
Michigan
Alan Tsk
Max Henner
London
Mra. W. V. Aladorf
West High Ireet
Huset
Florence Par. Fish
Kant Vine Street
Newark
Fab
Fairchild
Cahimbus
Grant Hospital
Lewin Brereton
Salem
J. P. Brereton
Thin Rity
Charles Plummer
Loganaport
Hannum
Waddell
Lawrence Drinker
Akres
Geo. Bowden
Wood Norton
Engitah
Louie Philippe
Kita
Pleane
Wall Street
Mr. Dust
Stax
Bernard
Republican National Platform
Propia
Neaphe
Fife
Piblic
Ing
Maine
Tim
Democratic Party
Republicarte
Jnbier Hy
Iulvhiiat Bankas
Hull
Loriaiaior
Wadi Law
Eloven
Cunarees
Grate III
Russia
Pelli
Amylin Sx
Precini
United Mintew
House of Raperasentatives
Puiamna
Republic
Vilaen
Ariana
New Mixico
Mckinley
Roosevelt
Taft
Willem Hi
Vital Washington News
Tavenner
Mherry
Congress
Boyd-Ruabatch
George Samuel Boyd
Sara Rusbatch
Alfred Ruabatch
William Boyd
Pradericktown
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Thomas Murrin
North Sandusky Street
Gladya Murrin
Mins Mary Ransom
Punch Howel
Haviland
Raymond Geni
Bintersville
W. Va
Frank Carter
Herman Cit
Gambler
Harold , Hayes
England
Mee
F. A. Vannatte
Near
Brandon
O'Clouse
Samuel Vannatti
Samual Vannatta
John Oberholtzer
Erwin Oberholtzer
Chas, Vannatta
W. Ferry and Family
Oreo Fuller
Mandie Graves
Fred Dial
Minh Mary Oberhholtzer
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