Resignation of Mt. Vernon Mayor Provokes Bitter Reply
In June 1911 Mayor Perrine faced a Socialist bid to remove city safety officials. He resisted, declaring he would ignore the resignation and defend his acts. The council debate drew a large crowd as Myers and Dubinsky clashed over the move. More action was promised after the next meeting.
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Socialist Party
City Department of Safety
Mt. Vernon
Democratic Party
Republican Socialist
Prohibitionist
Perrine
Weir
Ilegal
Cotincil
Persine
Dubinsky
Jacob Myers
Sociallst
Council
Weaver
Dever
Myers
Myere
Dem
Mayor Perrine Faces Socialist Party Pressure and City Plans
Mayor Perrine denounces a Socialist clique aiming to embarrass his administration amid talks of resignation. The council advances plans for a city sewage plant and an electric engine installation, while streets East Gambier to Division seek cleaning and funding. A petition covers street sweeping costs, and officials prepare preliminary designs for the plant and power upgrades.
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Frack B. Ball Co
Menara
Dublinky
Appleton
Farrison
Salisbury
Biinn
East Gambler Street
Gay
Division
East Gambier Street
Death Comes to Judson Ball in New Mexico
Mt Vernon relatives received a telegram Monday evening announcing the death of Judson Ball of Mt Vernon at St Josephs Seminary Albuquerque New Mexico on Monday afternoon. A nephew John Hinde of Sandusky Ohio sent the notices and Ball and Hinde had been traveling from Hawaii to Ohio via San Francisco when illness struck in Albuquerque. Mrs Ball was away on a trip to Virginia and other points and was expected in New York. An effort to locate her was made Monday night.
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Mt. Vernon
Judson Ball
St. Joseph's Seminary
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Balls
John Hinde
Sandusky, D
Ball
Mr. Hinde
Mr. Vernon
Mohican River Washes Town Bridges and Homes Away
At Beinkhaven Ohio March 25 the Mohican river surged through the town’s riverfront, washing away three bridges and many houses. Several families narrowly escaped drowning as barns and outbuildings floated downstream, with one dramatic rescue of eight children from the Hoagland home. Dozens of residents are now homeless as driftwood and floodwaters destroy tracks, rails, and reedbeds along the line.
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Beinkhaven
Idigpdlace
Hyer
Here
Pennsylvania Railway
Raiway
Pennsylvania
Riley Harrigan
Goothe Hoagland
Ammons
Hoag
Railroad Bridge Goes Out at Gambier
Gambier Ohio March 25 the large Pennsylvania Railroad bridge just west of the village went out at ten o clock this morning. The center pier gave way the cant abutment washed out and the whole structure fell into the river carried downstream for many feet.
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Gambier
Gambier, O
Wagon Bridge Over Kokosing River Washed Away
In Fredericktown Ohio on March 25 the weather washed away the wagon bridge over the Kokosing river near the B and O railroad bridge. The other bridge remained intact at noon though water neared its stringers and danger persisted.
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Fredericktown
Ohio
Kokosing
Millwood Bridge Flood Spurs Riverine Deposit Loss
Flooding in Millwood Ohio swamped the mill area this morning as water rose four feet over the bridge and reached the third story of nearby structures. Grain storage was ruined by inundation and officials warned the bridge may wash away, threatening local supply chains.
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Millwood
Jin
Mr Nate Butcher Ill With Rheumatism
Mr Nate Butcher is reported seriously ill with rheumatism causing concern among family and neighbors as local informants note his condition at home.
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Nate Butcher
Reward for catarrh cure offered by Cheney Co Toledo
An advertisement offers one hundred dollars for a guaranteed catarrh remedy. It cites F J. Cheney and Co. of Toledo Ohio promising a cure and notes the National Bank of Commerce involvement. The copy touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure as a direct internal remedy with a price per bottle and free trial claims.
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Cheney & CO
Toledo
O Fe
F. J. Cure
Jonas Mare
National Bank OF Commerce
Peetlavoria
Wee Hall
Parton
Nepatiparius
Notice of intention to build bridges in Knox County
The Knox County Ohio Board of County Commissioners plans to erect bridges on the Piownan Valley road near W Lafever and over Center Vine in Clinton Township. Notices call for petitions by a specified date prior to a public hearing, with details to be heard on a designated meeting.
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Board of County Commssioners
Knox Count
Ohio
Bridger Ae
Verdolingan
Piownan Valley
W. Lafever
Clinton Town
Board of County
Om ‘Tantoners
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