Local notices and business visits in Mt Vernon and area
Mt Vernon residents and visitors are listed: General Jacob G Coxey of Masailion in Mt Vernon on business. William Wonderly of Lancaster and Lewis F West of Columbus visited. Dwight Lafever left for Cleveland on business. Judge George Coyner visited Millerabine. Miss Louisa Payne of Danville hosted sister. Audrey Payne visiting. Cal and line at The Ideal Millinery 5 B High. Grace Brown of Cleveland visited Mt Vernon. K W Breece and Harker Lyburger traveled to Danville on business. Louise Culver of Harcourt visited. William Jackson left for Cincinnati on business. Fred Shutt and others traveled to Columbus on business. Local millinery sale advertised. Reduction on all millinery at The Ideal Millinery. Mr and Mrs A B Ruskings took an automobile trip to Zanesville. Music lessons offered by Twylia Smith. Attendees at Cleveland-Philadelphia game: Donald Snow and others. Mayor Perrine fines for drunkenness. Vandergrift returned from Medina visit. Miss Katherine Anderson visiting East Chestnut Street. S Crouch to Lima Christian church convention. A C Dickinson, former Mt Vernon editor, plans new Sharon Telegraph building. Worley and Cunningham hosts return from Indianapolis trip.
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Jacob G. Coxey
Masailion
Mt. Vernon
William Wonderly
Lancaster
Lewis F. Weat
Columbus
Dwight Lafever
Cleveland
George Coyner
Louisa Payne
Danville
Audrey Payne
Cal
High Street
Grace Brown
Mt Vernon
K. W. Breece
Harker Lyburger
Mixa Louise Culver
Harcourt
Margaret Beam
East High Street
William Jackson
Cincinnati
Ohio
Fred Shutt
Alvin Mild and
Forman
Perking
A. BE. Ruskings
Zanesville
Sus
Katherine Anderson
Leipsic
East Chestnut Street
M. Crouch
The
Christian Church
Lima
Bible School
Vinereat Church of Christ
A. C. Dickinson
Sharon
Telegraph
W. J. Worley
Imnmapolis
Ind
LF Cunningham
Norman Wuechmer
Entertained and honored guests in Newburgh social
Newburgh New York May 19 The social scene centered on notable gatherings at the home of Robert A Armstrong and Mrs Semen F Cooper with a china shower for Miss Inex Veere. Guests included Edward Weed and Mrs Harry Mister. A marriage is noted for Veere, with seven tables in play and supper served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China Shower
Edward Weed
Harry Mister
Kenne Waddell
A Royal Frolic and a Royal Insult in Paris
A vivid tale from a period piece shows Napoleon III and Eugenie at a Burma embassy prank in the Tuileries. Burman dancers faltered before Eugenie as Marquis de Gallifet appeared, sparking laughter until Eugenie fled Paris in anger the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Eugenie
New York Times
France
Napoleon II
Paris
Burma
Tuileries
Hugenle
Bogeale
Eugeale
Marquis de Gallifet
Aterward
Imperial
Fragmentary verse fragment on a moon rose and broken heart
A damaged OCR line presents a fragmented poem about a moon rose worn near the breast, a fool, a broken heart, and distant imagery of rose and sway. The readable bits suggest emotional loss tied to yesterday and a personal wound expressed through metaphor.
The Highest Alpine Road Project Advances West of Mont Blanc
The proposed alpine carriage road would link Isere and Drac headwaters west of Mont Blanc. It would reach a peak near Tserau at about 835 feet, close to the Brellvio summit, and aim to pass above major alpine summits and near glaciers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alps
Isere
Drac
Mont Blanc
Tserau
Brelvio
Nioi
Fragmented Philosophical Fragments on Character and Truth
A fragmented voice discusses character as a natural force shaping reputation and action. It cites gravity as a metaphor for inevitability, notes the power of truth, and references human behavior, honesty, and social consequences in a reflective, era-tinged style.
Cost of Living Once Higher in 1849 Palo Alto Menu
Recovery of a 1849 El Dorado hotel bill of fare reveals stark price contrasts with modern costs. Bean soup listed at 10 dollars, sauerkraut 1 dollar, roast beef 1.25, two potatoes 60 cents, meats and wines priced in dollars, with advance payment and welded scales noted at the bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Alto
Cal
California
H. F. Welsabaar
el Dorado Hotel
Pincerville
Gibson's Second Trial Opens in Grabo Murder Case
State plans to call sixty witnesses for Burton W. Gibson's second murder trial in Newburg before Supreme Court Justice Tompkins. Prosecutors reuse testimony from the first trial, add a few new witnesses, to remove doubt of guilt. Gibson hopes for acquittal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Grabo
Cane
Newburg
Burton W. Gitson
Rosa Menechik Brabo
Supreme Court
Tompkins
Wilson
Fanse
Gibeom
Soldiers Fire Temple In Runan Province Mass Tragedy
Sixty seven Chinese gentry and farmers burned to death in a temple where they gathered to oppose troops ordered to destroy the opium poppy crop. The temple in Bhanchary Ning district, western Runan, was set ablaze as迎 troops attacked the assembly. The incident reflects resistance to Imperial forces during the opium war era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghanghai
Runan
Bhanchary Ning
Arnold Store Highlights Big Display of New Goods
The Arnold Store at Mt. Vernon announces a large display across all departments. Carpets linoleums oil cloths wallpapers and mouldings pictures frames china glass and household wares books and stationery novelties are shown with low prices to attract homemakers. Visitors are invited to come and view the offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
Arnoly
Mt. Vernon
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Twylia Smith
Mulberry Street
U Measie
Donald Snow
W. Breece
Edson Breece
Harry Wineland
Tree Plain
Perrine
W. P. Vandergrift
W. Beedle
Medina
Ociety News
Gibson
Mewburgh
N. Y
Bertee W. Gibson
New York
Ape Menshik Szabo
Greenwood Rae
Jost
Smeter
Pacific Coast
Bacramento
Pambs Coast Advertising Association
Terefetey
Los Angeles
San Fran
Portland
Tacoma
Spokane
Eamion
Stamm’s Good Clothes Shop
S. Main St
Mt. Vernon, Ohio
Tide Munee
Foolsnear
Clark
Lorey’s
Main St
Williams
Nyal
Colgate’s Powder
Lenden
James Maxcell Lowell
London
Charles Mulet Nortom Noes
Hyde Park
Lovdon
Napelnen
Wateriog
Opinboa
Gambler Poultry Market
Phone No
S. R. Martin
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