Mourned Columbus undertaker Noah T. Shaw dies at 70
Noah T. Shaw famed for inventing the modern cooling board and for assisting in the embalming of Abraham Lincoln died at his home 0 West Blake Avenue after years of poor health following a skull fracture from an streetcar collision. He founded the National Chemical and Supply Company, served as a mortuary innovator nationwide, and is survived by two sons, two daughters, and one unmarried daughter. Funeral services at his residence with church pastors officiating. Burial Green Lawn.
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Columbus Journal
Noah T. Shaw
United States
Canada
Abraham Lincoln
West
Blake Avenue
Atreet
Shaw Waghorn
Frostburg
Mt. Vernon
One Hundred
Washington
National Chemical and Supply Company
Award Cass
Dresden
William I Shaw
South Fourth Street
The
Kinnear Manufacturing Company
Harry J. Shaw
Columbus Street
Mias Etts Shaw
N. W. Good
Charles ©. Elson
Third Avenue M
Shaw
Green Lawn
Pletcher-Brown Company
Two Drunks Arrested and Fined in County Police Court
Two drunks were arrested Saturday evening and jailed in the county jail. In police court Monday morning each received the usual fine and costs imposed by Mayor Mitchell.
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Mitchell
Clear Out the Cobwebs Capital and Surplus Declared
The report notes capital and surplus totaling $100000.00 and resources exceeding $900000.00, outlining financial holdings for the entity.
Knox County Savings Bank on West Side Public Square
A historical note identifies Knox County Savings Bank located on West Side Public Square. The brief entry records the bank's existence and its street location for archival reference.
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Knox County Savings Bank
West Side Public Square
Bible Institute Plans At Mt Vernon YMCA Next Week
Sunday school reports urge strong turnout for a Bible institute to begin at the Mt Vernon YMCA on Monday May 2 with Mr Turner leading. He aims to drum up large attendance to spur Bible study and teaching methods for all ages. First session May 23 at 8 45 pm for children under 15, adults at 7 80 pm. parents invited to the afternoon session.
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Bible Institute
Young Men's Christian Association
Turner
Mt. Vernon
Uts
PIANO RECITALS IN COLUMBUS FEATURE LOCAL PIANISTS
The Columbus Dispatch notes three May and June piano recitals presented by Mrs Grace Hamilton Morrey at Wikin Redman Recital Hall 97 North High Street. Miss Katherine Russell Mt Vernon joins Miss Ming Helen McNabb in the May 19 24 and June 2 programs with Nellie McFadden of Mt Vernon guiding their preparation.
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Columbus Dispatch
Katherine Russell
Ming Helen McNabb
Columbus
Dispatch
Grace Hamilton Morrey
Wikin- Redman
North High Street
Joanna
Buckeye State Building and Loan Co Details
Buckeye State Building and Loan Company Rankin Building Columbus Ohio offers first mortgage loans on homes at favorable terms with repayment flexibility and rapid extra payments. It advertises assets over 8.9 million dollars and five percent interest on large deposits, inviting further information next week.
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Buckeye State Building and Loan Company
Rankin Building
West Gay Street
Columbus
Ohio
Changes in City Fire Department Roles Announced
William Davis named city fireman and will transfer to the Second ward patrol. William Sanderson resigns. Nathan Butcher, longtime head of the Second ward station, will move to the Third ward engine house as part of the forthcoming reassignments.
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William Davis
Wice Willam Sanderson
Davis
Second Ward
Ton
Nathan Butcher
Third Ward
Kerby Discharged From Government Service in Washington
Frederick Kerby, the stenographer who testified about the Lawler memorandum on the Ballinger affair, which showed the president’s letter exonerating Ballinger was prepared by Lawler, was discharged from government service today by Secretary BalUnger in Washington.
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Kerby
Washington, D. C
Frederick Kerby
Lawler
Glayis
Etter
Ballinger
Bal | Unger
Wills Filed in Probate and Local Notices in Knox County
In Licking and surrounding counties two wills were filed in probate as Judge Seward of Newark presided for a week. The Burson will in Wayne township provides $1,000 to grandchildren and $500 to Mary Burson with the remainder divided among four parties, with Arthur C. Burson et al. as heirs and William A. Ackerman as trustee. The David Francis will from Clay township leaves the estate to wife Annabelle and then to children Sarat N Pound Robert L Francis and Ole M Francis. Condemnation proceedings are filed by Millwood district for land to build a school. Distributive account shows 22 411.06 to distribute. W J H Jones named executor of Joseph Jones with bond. Marriage licenses filed for John C. Schaffer and Jennie Hawkins. Transfers listed for several parcels and sums.
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Burson
James Burson
Wayne Township
Jamies D. Watkins
Homer L.burson
Bertha Watking
Arthur C
James L. Florin
Miles, Lanon
Carl
Eva Burson
Mary Elizabeth Burson
Mary
Sockman
Clement 5
James Burson Jr
Miles
Lennon
Iiva Burson
William A. Ackerman
Clement Burson
Mary E. Lockman
Dr. W. Lawley
L. B. Ackerman
Francis
David Francis
Clay Township
Annabelle
Sarat N. Pound
Robert L. Francis
Ofle
M. Francis
Annabelle Prancils
Coleman Voges
John Hi Veateh
Probate
Knox County
Board of Education
Millwood
Lepley
Receivers Appointed for Hocking Valley Railroad
Columbus Ohio May 16 Judge Kine Skead today appointed two receivers for the Hocking Valley railroad former Attorney General J N Shoots and Attorney H J Booth Application s for receiver was made by minority stockholders.
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Columbus, O
Kine Skead
Hocking Valley Railroad
J. N. Shoots
H. J. Booth
Duty of a Decimal Point in Navigation History
The excerpt discusses a historical debate on decimal point errors in astronomical tables used for navigation. Capt Slocum notes how a misplaced decimal could shift positions by miles, risking ships at sea. He argues Congress funds precise instruments and careful proofs for the celestial navigation tables used nationwide.
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Truetory
World Today
United States Naval Obervatory
Joma Slocum
Ain
Qurticoniar
Olowivation
Congress
United States
Women Are Not Savages Says Dr Walt
Dr Max Walt of Clark College Worcester argues that women are not savages. he defends the fair sex as fair gentle and glorious, noting women’s civility despite occasional scratches and hair pulling. He claims women never eat pear with a knife and asserts the entire sex embodies civilization.
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Washington Post
Max Walt
Clark College
Wor|oenter
Dr. Batt
Uae
Long-span bridges and proposed high spans worldwide
The Philadelphia Record surveys record long spans including Wissahickon at 283 feet and Rocky River at 280. It notes proposed 281 foot Spokane span for Monroe Street cars, 710 foot Henry Hudson memorial plan, and a 328 foot Tiber crossing. Auckland and Rome projects are mentioned with 910 foot overall length and 320 foot main span details.
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Philadelphia
Spa
Rocky River
Cleveland
Spokane
Spokane River
New York
New York City
Clyb
Rome
Tiber
Auckland
Bartlett Hearing Settles Domestic Dispute
Howard Bartlett and his wife appeared at a Saturday hearing with Aquiee Harter in charge of their case. They agreed to a first month separated arrangement and to report on June fifth day about their progress. The cost of the oven was paid and the matter was settled.
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Howard Bartlett
Aquiee
Unclaimed Mail List From Daily Banner Notice
Unclaimed letters at the MS. Vernos post office listed in the Daily Banner. Names include Mrs Carey, Mrs Fisher, Mrs Hitt, Miss Davidson, Mrs Warner, Mr Knox, Patton, Reynolds, and others. A date of May 16, 1910 is noted for additional information.
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MS. Vernos
Daily Banner
P. O
Bo Ane
J. ©. Bennet
He Carey
Marry Couswell
Davidson
Mra
Pikefiild
Mire
Perrine Fisher
Bertha Pord
H. Hitt
Fred Kemp
Bert Knox Manufacturing Co
The
Patton
Jotce Reynolds
Bowes W. Traugh
M. M. Warner
M. Yates
Blaine Foreign
Amstutt
Jonxs
Cronbach
T. Latoyre
Leopold Sheridan G
Dowd
P. A
Doctor Hyde Found Guilty of First Degree Murder
Kansas City report states Dr. Hyde was found guilty of first degree murder and sentenced to life imprisonment this morning. The verdict ends a high profile case with Hyde facing a maximum sentence in Missouri.
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Dr. Hyde
Kansas City
Doctor Hyde
Successful May county teacher exam list with many names
A fragment lists successful applicants for the county teacher examination held in May. Names include Magill Mt Vernon and Raymond DiMin, with multiple entries spanning two and three years, across towns such as Mt Vernon Danville Centerburg Gambier and more, reflecting a broad field of candidates from Ohio communities.
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Romatul
Magill
Mt. Vernon
Raymond DiMin
Howard
Nort B. Frye
Cooper
Greer
Col. Miller
Wo. Youst
Mt Vernin
Nettle Simmons
Mabel Mitchell
Centerbure
Robert Cochran
Gambier
Benton Horn
Brooke Teede
Boyd
Leo Speer
Martineburg
Flora Weimer
Danville
Dynamite Used To Halt Placerville Fire Threat
In Placerville California on May 16 dynamite was used to prevent a spreading fire that began near Sacramento and threatened the town. A relief train was sent to Placerville to assist. Primary for county ticket nomination and selection of committee men and delegates will be held Tuesday May 17 at the usual voting places.
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Placerville
Sacramento
Cal
Gard Shower For Mr Paige and Wedding At Parma Nage
Mr Paige received post card birthday shower with AA cards from various points. John Schaffer and Jenofe Hawkson wed at the M. P. shared Saturday evening at 7 by Rev. J.T. Binek. Mt Vernon girls hosted a five hundred party with belt buckle prize. attendees included Helen Chew Frances Chow Cornelian Witherell Frances Besley Ruth Ralston Mamie Lane Helen Me Nabbs Irene Zeleloft and Helen Shireman.
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Floyd W. Paige
Harcourt
Mistes
Helen Wb von
Geraldine Mons
Florence Foster
Sutton White
Harcourt Seminary
Gambier
BE. V. Molendetghe Tully
Banat Chestnut Street
Mt. Vernon
Min Forter
Helen Chew
Frances Chow
Cornelian Witherell
Frances Besley
Ruth Ralston
Mamie Lane
Helen Me
Nabbs Irene Zeleloft
Helen Shireman
Death notices from Sparta and Fredericktown area
Manville SJ of Manville died at home near Sparta after three weeks’ illness from a paralytic stroke. He was 67, survived by wife, a son and a daughter. Funeral at M E church Sparta Wednesday eight, Rev Hoagland officiating. Interment Bloomfield cemetery. John Andres of Fredericktown died at home south of town after three months’ illness from a paralytic stroke. A widower, 75. Funeral at house Wednesday, Rev Thomas Hambly officiating. Interment Forest Cemetery at Fredericktown.
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Manville
John Andres
Fredericktown
Morris Township
Thomas Hambly
Forest Camie
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