Prominent figures and events in early 1900s Ohio news
Sam Small evangelist visits Atlanta. Board of Education to sue electric company at East Liverpool over shade trees. Cronin case in Chicago. three men indicted for murder. Large memorial service at Disciple church. veterans groups attend. Dems eye Campbell and Hubbard for state tickets. Montana electoral vote disputed. President Hayes appoints W R Day as Northern District judge. Stark Co bar plans banquet. Pension issues and Civil War reminiscences fill columns as obituaries, sermons, and historical extracts mingle with political brew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Small
Ie Oa M
Atlanta
Board of Education
Electric Light Company
Esat Liverpool
Hareuon
W. R Day
Anton
United States
Ohio
Aspiraote
W. R. Day
Judge Day
Ravenna
Canton
Welker
Stark Co
Richmond Enquirer
Vicksburg
New Orleans Bee
Tesmer Express
St. Johns Church
Thomas B. Jackson
Butchertown
John Marxis
Atwater Notes and Local Happenings
H B Monroe of Hiram visited his daughter Mrs E Goodman on Sunday. Homer Hillyer and S E Nichols remain seriously ill. Mrs Berah Siddall is very low with dropsy and recovery seems doubtful. Mr Nelson Benjamin is not better. Late fronts cut off young vegetables. some farmers have not finished planting corn. Miss Mary Smith of Clio Ohio visited Mr H Nichols and family, traveling in the interest of the ap plicationary cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Monroe
Hiram
Goodman
Homer Hillyer
E. Nichols
Berah Siddall
Nelson Benjamin
Mary Smith
Clio
H. Nichols
Mantua Station Obituary and Cleveland Banquet Report
The issue covers the death of Miss Mary J Soullion at age 24 years 4 months 16 days after a long illness, praising her cheerful life and impact as a teacher. It also notes a Democratic Club banquet in New York City where Ex President Cleveland spoke to about 500 attendees at the Fifth Ave Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eustacy
Napoleon
Lodi
Demosthenes
Phillip of
Macedon
Etna
Paria
Grenobble
Ruth
Hell
God
Heaven
Mise Market Clark
Burlington
Iowa
Maple Grove
Tal- Madge
Ephraim Clark
Jas
Miletus Clark
Mia
Mary Tyler
Gen. Tyler
N.B., Clark
Ravenna
John Waite
Andrew Willson
Martha A. Waite
Flint River Township
A. H. Stocking
Ravenga
Mary J Soullion
Cireleste
Veritas
Mary
Mantua Station
Tae Young Men's Democratic Club
New York City
Cleveland
Fifth Ave
Bia
Busy store shows goods and low prices in summer assortment
A Portage County retailer touts a large stock of summer textiles and accessories. The ad highlights French and American satines, new ginghams, embroidered florundings, black lace, pewter cloths, and a wide range of silk umbrellas, curtains, linens, and corsets. It boasts stainless black hosiery, extensive linings, and emphasizes low prices, urging customers to visit and compare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clewell
Ble
Wwe
Mel
Brethren
Portage County
Priestly
Thompson
Comet
Hamburg
Lars
Sin Dietor
Catieswu
Crue
Hines
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Democratic Press
D.bareis
Sox T
Vomii
Dr. Cronin
Chicago
David Meintoat Post
B. of V
Disciple
A. B. Seymour
E. Y. Lacey
M. G. McBride
George Waggoner
R. Baldwin
G. BR. Braden
Edward Ruswell
Abram Olmstead
Mo A. King
Agence
B. Glaughlin
J. B. Campbell
Butler County
E. Hubbard
Beneca County
Supreme
Montana
Sisterhood of States
Patriote
Len
Tanner
Republican Party
Plain Dealer
Beatindes
Heavenly Kingdom
Earth
Tye
Gettysburg
Christ
Dows
Ite
W.G
D. Wi
D. M. Clewenil
Realty
Ray Woolen Mills
New York
NEW York Mills
Cassimeres Pine
Beatty’s
Beatty2e
Opera Bloce
Sravenna
Buffalo Store
Lypend Spon
Jon Corquhart
Buffalo
G.p.brimes
Prien
Legat Nottch
Alvorve Crone
Rover
Sula Pectin
Beers
Moritz Salm
Emitichal
Wren
Bertin
Hut Kwite
Jose
Baines
Liege
Mallorcsa
Salo
Aden
Sul Chan
UG Wi
Salm
E. Hasbrouck
A. H. Parsons
la Turnpike
Elias Tenwein
Etleesys
Bowen
Kent
Marvin Mat