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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1913

Page

2

Dead and missing after Alum Chine explosion in British ship

Fifty people are dead or missing after a massive explosion on the British steamer Alum Chine, loaded with 300 tons of dynamite, near Fort Howard. Rescue efforts and bravely faced danger by crew of the Atlantic saved some lives, while many injured and wrecked vessels dot the Bay.

Gio Baltimore Cal Atlsatic Alum Chine Bremen Atlantic Piteus Belp Doaplin William H. Vandyke Epi. Blanding Thv Ailantley Frenne Iain Vandyke Maryland Steel Company Richardson United States Jason Fentiiren Dows

Not Needed Anyway Lac oun teint phrase with aie

Fragmentary OCR style text mentions phrases like Lac oun teint and Parisienne. It reads as unclear musings or garbled lines without a coherent event, names, or concrete facts to summarize into a typical news item.

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Steele pardon missing investigation begun

Former Columbus attorney Thomas Ewing Bleele described as Steele pardon missing. The district attorney announced an investigation to locate the pardon document after McPherson had learned the pardon had been signed by Attorney General Wickersham, but the papers had not reached him.

Steele Clnelanutl Taft Thomas Ewing Bleele Columbus Federal McPherson Remme Torney Steeleman Wickeraham

Neill Reappointed Labor Commissioner

The article notes the appointment of Charing P. Neillor as labor commissioner, highlighting his independent status and service through two Republican administrations. Roosevelt appointed him, Taft reappointed him, and President Wilson kept him in the post, signaling policy continuity.

Pre Roonevelt Bhd Taft Wilken

Deputy Sheriff Arrests Man on Warrant in Mt Vernon

Deputy Sheriff Moseholder arrested William Hall on a warrant Friday afternoon in Bindenaurg. Hall was brought to Mt Vernon and arraigned before Mayor Perrine where he pleaded guilty to the assault charge and was fined. The affidavit alleges Hall threatened to strike and wound Buchanan.

Moseholder Bindenaurg William” Hall Perrine G. KR. Hiehanan Blatensture Amault Hall Mt Vernon Buchanan

Danville K O T M Delegates Named for Columbus Congress

Danville Ohio delegates to the Rural Life and Good Roads Congress to meet in Columbus March 12 and 13 were elected Tuesday evening by the Danville K O T M lodge and will include Samuel L. Thompson Joseph McMillin and Edward M Wander.

Danville, O Danville Rural Life and Good Roads Congress Columbus Samuel L. Thompson Joseph McMillin Edward M. Wander

Missionary Societies Meet With Programs At Two Churches

The Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church met at Mrs. H.C. Mulock's home on Friday March 7 with devotions and a program including speakers Mrs. Harter Mrs. Gray and Mrs. Cooley. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Gay Street M E church met Friday afternoon in the church with president Mrs. Stephens in the chair. The meeting opened with song My Jesus Now devotional led by Mrs. Potter Lockman reading Romans 8 and three prayers. Mrs. Downy led the program on The Chinese Church aided by Mrs. Gladys Edgar and others. Violin solos by Robert Rimer and Mrs. Conard. The program concluded with a ration service led by Mrs. Charis Sapp and refreshments served by several ladies.

Presbyterian Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church H.C. Mulock Harter Topie Gray Ol Dwight Mre. Cooley Gladys Edgar Tod Gartow China Robert Rimer Mia. Conard Hian Mia. Hier Mother Wang W. H. Brioker Wm, Hookway Charis Sapp Mandames J. Ro Hadley Bryant Mann Clyde Michael Noble Wely Oak Smith and

Birth of a daughter at Newade Road home

A daughter was born on Monday evening to Mr and Mrs OL and Misley Proper who reside on the Newade road south of Colby.

Wie Horn Misley Newade Road Colby

Delegates Named for Rural Life and Good Words Meet

Delegates appointed by the Mt Vernon Citizens Association to attend the Rural Life and Good Words Congress in Calumba March 12 and 13 include Frank L. Young H C Devin P W Stamm J B Waight J W Mulvihill C Jama FB Kirky and others. At the meeting F W Stamm FL Young MH Devin D D Arndt K Comard N R Buatmoo HW Bilal K S Kinnaied W Kyons C Tams FC Larimore Lee Ongrey A young son of Kaward Hurnes was at 303 Mon e Gambler street moved to Mt Vernon Hospital by ambulance Friday after an appendicitis operation. Mr and Mrs Dewey Mir William Welahymer and Mills Irene Trick attended The Daughter of Heart at the Mortman theatre in Columbus Thursday evening.

Calumbua A. A. Rovde ME. Vernon F. W. Stamm FL. Young Devin Arndt Comard N. R Buatmoo Bilal Kinnaied Kyons C. Tams Larimore Lee Hy Ongrey Kaward Hurnes Mone Gambler Street Mt. Vernon Hospital Mire Dewley Mir William Welahyimer Mills Irene Trick Hea Mortman Theatre Columbua

Depositors to be paid in instalments under Ohio bank case

A conference in Columbus with attorneys from Coshocton and Mt. Vernon reached an agreement to pay Walhonding bank depositors about 4000 dollars of indebtedness to local depositors at 1000 dollars monthly starting April 1. Solomon and sureties to cover the payments, with collateral security posted, while bondmen dispute claims from Farmers & Merchants bank of Mt. Vernon.

Thade Colwmbue Walhonding Bank Coshocton County Amon J. Solomon Warner Hay Jon. L. McDowell Columbus F. &. Pomerene T. J. Wheeler Jan. J. McDowell Coshocton Miclais Tant Jone Bondamen Dolar

Nine Children In One Family Struck By Illness

Nine of twelve children in the Myers family north of town are seriously ill, with seven suffering whooping cough and two with pneumonia. For days all nine afflicted children endured whooping cough, and the two youngest have now developed pneumonia- likely from the same cluster of illness.

Woman's Relief Corps Holds Regular Meeting

The Woman's Relief Corps met Friday evening with good attendance. Mrs. Clitten Graham was the sole applicant for membership, who will soon go to Kansas to make her future home. Mrs. Phoebe Jonen took out a voting card from the lodge.

Wominte Relief Corps Prifay Mes Clitten Graham Merk Camsil Kansas Dmke Mere Phoebe Jonen Manafield

Confirmation A in St Pauls parish plans week

An upcoming confirmation for Cobirmation will be formed this week in St Pauls parish. Diabop Leonard has not fixed a visitation date but is expected to be later in April. Adult class meets Wednesday 7 pm and Junior class Thursday 3 30 pm at the parish house along with welcome for all interested.

St. Paul's Pariah Diabop Leonard

Birthday Surprises Honor Mr Barber at Pleasantownship

A March 4 surprise party at Mr Thomas Barber's home in Pleasant Township honored his birthday with a short program and a rocker presented by John H Bone on behalf of attendees. Guests included many local residents. cards and refreshments followed as well wishes were exchanged for future anniversaries. Later that week a youthful gathering at East Sugar Street celebrated Miss Faye Davis on her thirteenth birthday with games and gifts from friends. A large group attended with Miss Davis receiving numerous presents and warm wishes for many more birthdays. The Bran don M S Missionary Society met at Mrs Adam Williams’ home for a day of social activities, dinner, and an afternoon program with thirty six members present.

Thomas Barber Pleasant John H. Bone Barber Martin Crevelling Mes. Taylor Smith W. C. Roberts J. H. Bone Noah Carpenter Charles Mra Leander Briece Jon Fry Little Fred Warman Mae Marry Shoffer Willie Harabbarger Mary Brown Minstre Booxe Tuesin Warman Mian Mir Ann R. Melvin Davis East Sugar Street Faye Misty Faye Miss Davis Nova Ward Irene Gleason Helen Ewart Bernice Gertrude Kaufman Stella Walter Ocle Gates Huth Vail Margaret Philipine Matthews Vivian Ryan Frances Hingyer Florence Halsey Virginia Jordan Mine Davis Measra Missionary Society of the Brandon M. 8 Adam Williams Mt. Vernon Ruavell Weiss H. A. Reeney Mt Vernon East Main Street Beeney Virginia Newark American ‘Tribune

Sheriff’s Sale Details In Knox County Ohio March 29 1913

A sheriff sale set for Knox County Ohio on Saturday March 29 1913 will occur at the court house in Vernon. The sale, between 1 pm and an undefined hour, covers property described as lots in a quarter and surrounding parcels in Pike County and Knox County, including lands formerly owned by Mokex Heald and David Leedy. Attorneys Houck and Culp represent the case.

Hatton Kerio Knox County Ohio Doorie Court Howe Vernon Anil Pike County Knox Coney Mokex Heald Grable Torment David Leedy Bineed Hiward Knox Tia Pilot Wool Hliet Count Houck & Culp Aitornaya

Birthday Anniversary Surprise at Mansfeld Avenue

A birthday anniversary surprise was tendered to Mrs. Robert McCullough of Mansfeld avenue on Friday. Immediate family and friends including Charlee Smith and Mya, Lydia Miller, Thomas Halley, Amanda Wilkins attended. A noon dinner and many gifts followed, with best wishes from distant relatives and friends.

Robert McCullough Mansfeld Avenue Mra Charlee Smith Mya Lydia Miller Monrowville Thomas Halley Danville Amanda Wilkins Mt. Vernon

Caroline Ebersole dies at Home for the Aged

Mrs Caroline Ebersole died Friday at 4 20 pm at the Home for the Aged after a long illness. She would have been 84 if she lived to the 17th. Survived by a daughter Mrs Rowley in Washington state a stepdaughter Mrs W Stevens of Mitchell SD and grandchildren Miss Vivian Ebersole Earnest Ebersole Mrs Carrie Cadwell and Miss Myrtle Sellers. Funeral at MK ehurdt in Fredericktown Monday with Rev Nichols officiating. Entombment Forest Cemetery Fredericktown

Caroline Ebersole Rowley Washington W. ©. Stevens Mitchell South Dakota Vivian Ebersole Columbus Earnest Ebersole California Carrie Cadwell Topeka Kansas Myrtle Sellers Chicago Fredericktown Mk.ehurdt Nichols Forest Cemetery

Trains Planned Between Mt. Vernon and Columbus

Daily service noted for November 16 and 17 includes south bound runs by the Pennsylvania RR Akron Division. Limited to between Mt. Vernon and Columbus with trains listed for the period.

Pennsylvania Akron Mt. Vernon Columbus

Mrs Silat Parr Visits Butler Saturday Morning

Mrs Silat Parr spent Saturday in Butler with Audrey Arnole, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Arnole who live northeast of North Liberty. Thomas Smith of Brandon, gravely ill after pneumonia and recent Mt Vernon hospital surgery, was moved from the hospital to his home Saturday.

Silat Parr Butler Audrey James Arnole North Liberty Thomas Smith Brandon Mt. Vernon Hospital

Two Women Saved From Operations Beatrice Nebraska and Cary Maine

Two women recount life changing results from Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Beatrice Cutty of Beatrice Nebraska describes severe pain ending after treatment and returning to health with two daughters. Cary Maine resident Cary reports relief from painful symptoms, better sleep, appetite, and energy after using the remedy.

Cary Maine E. Pinkham Macy Lydia

L B Houk Attorney at Law Office Address

Attorney L B Houk operates from Rogers Building at 111 Mount Marynet Mt Vernon with rooms 1 and 3 on the second floor.

L. B. Houck Omee Rogers Bout Marynet Mt. Vernom Univ Rooma Scond

Mt. Vernon Ohio Professional Cards and Notices

A fragment from Mt. Vernon Ohio lists professionals including FRANK LEVERING attorney at law, a dentist, a physician surgeon, and a fire insurance agent. It promotes services in probate, dentistry, medicine, and insurance and notes contact details such as offices on East High Street East Vine Street Monument Square and South Main Street with phone references.

Frank Omics East High Street Mt. Vernon

Also Mentioned on This Page

Neill LABOR William Hall Danville AG Missionary Societies Shbbett Gay Stret M. E Walhonding Farmers & Merchants Bank Robbis Solomon Mt. Vernon Bank Thet Bank Cial Woman's Relief Corps St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Castpria Youngs Hh Hee Society Entertained Missionary Society Sheriff's Sale Nyal Lorey Bign of the Owl Glock Nyaul Tonio Keapa Akin Dale Halsey Frank Har- Ha Mra. Halsey Steeeae Mt. Vernon, Ohio Barr, East Lydia E. Pinkham Beatrice Ned Tam R. B. Cutty Neb Dental Burgeon E. Oo Arnold Clock Corner Kant High C. K. Conard M. D. Peenaeaten Urgeon East Vine Bt To & P.m. Bell Red Enat Gambier Street Luther A. Stream Wm. F. Aimer Stream Atask South Main City Phoss Bick
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