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Newspaper

The Greenville Journal

Location

Greenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1908

Page

2

Innovations in plant based fabrics and African diamond find

The article surveys substitutes for wool and silk from plants and fibers from the Ranile nettle cactus and pine needles, plus the Guayule rubber plant. It locates Ludertie Bay in southwestern Africa near a new diamond find, with sparse population and prospects for copper and iron. It notes a new U S law restricting child employment and highlights women winning awards in Boston and fashion forecasts, alongside Britain fearing German aeronautics leadership.

Berm Technival World Magazine China American

Springfield riot grand jury indicts six more mob leaders

The Springfield grand jury indicted six more leaders of the mob in a violent riot. National Guard patrols faced fire from an ambush, no one was hit. Governor Deneen ordered home most state troops except the Seventh Infantry and First Cavalry. Anxieties rose as fears of renewed violence spread among Black residents.

Bobogoosiaai Springfrond Kanwikue Klein Chicago Karl Nelson J. W. Scott Springfield Ss) Rats National Guard Gev. Deneen Gov. Deneen Seventh Infantry Flrat J. B. Wein Kankakee Earl Nelson Abraham Raymor Kate Howard

Fragments of World News and Local Incidents

A long list of assorted items from crime to politics and obituaries. Included are names such as D McCrears and Mrs Gardner. incidents in San Francisco and Peoria asylum. a Congo treaty note. a Belgian annexation. a tower fall in Proxima. a hospital escape and suicide reports. railroad and political developments. naval arrivals. and a slate of obituaries for public figures and officials.

D. McCrears Cna Loulerilie Lexington Sarrell William Finney Hhe Peoria Theodore Norman Avona Theden Rudolph Spitzer Sternberg Mecklen ore-Schwerin Oxmarck Heringdoy Proxaia Clit Mary Casaldy Chicago Belgian Chamber of Deputies Congo Free State Leopold Afric Commonwealth Fuel Company Winbrawig Ulinols St. Ouis St. Louis Decidud Seattle Martin Tht Mair George 8. Fitzhugh Virginia Lulu V Frazier Southern Indiana — Railroad John R. Walach Jones Sherman Hilchecock Roosevelt New York Toolumne County Cal Pema Reid Hournemouth England William ©. Potter George Tt. Custer The Little We Horn She Custer Monroe Mich Atlanta Fort McPherson Wardwell Lever Waythwall Tombstone Ariz California Minnesota Minneapolis Gad Johnson Maeker McCall Tattern Company Sydney Holy Land Castro Venezuela Mips John Stoltz Armour Auleide Detroit River

Favorable Panama report praised by Roosevelt officials

A special Panama Canal commission report praising administration of Col. George Goethals was sent to the president, who expressed pleasure and plans to present the findings to Congress. The document highlights rapid completion, improved conditions, and notes the canal zone as among the world’s healthiest areas.

Oyster Bay Proslitett Thoosevelt Cade James Reynolds Saniel B. Downatly Henry Jeveh Needham Pana Te Eonssion Conti George W. Voethals Invottaneda Commission Col. Goethals Possaile Cristobal Mirouhies Roytevelt Sion

Fragmented Death Notice From Aged Newspaper Page

A torn clipping reports the deaths of three boys with vague names and ages, mentioning August dates and a rescue attempt. The details are fragmentary, but reference is made to Loy, Louis, and siblings or friends, plus notes on burial or memorials and incomplete local context.

Washington

Negro escapes to sheriff. widespread fire devastates 1500 houses

In Constantville Aug 24 a Sunday fire destroyed about 1500 houses and shops in the Stamboul quarter after a fast spreading blaze. Wind eased by nightfall. In Greenville a Negro pursued after attacking a girl’s father fled toward the sheriff at the depot with local pursuit believed ongoing. Madrid dispatches note Spanish press predicting Abu Aziz fall and urging new Algeciras conference.

Mentzorues Meek Helland Greenville Yy Watson Butler Vownty Green Ville WY. Watson Avert Watson Constant Vole Chad Madrid Abu L-Aziz Algeciras

Jordan Shoe Factory Burned in Belleville

Jordan Shoe & Co. factory, employing 100 workers, burned on August 21 in Belleville Newfoundland. Loss estimated at 120 000 with partial insurance coverage. Fire noted as costly to the industry and local economy.

Jordan Belleville Jord Shoe & Co Versailles PF. M. Lanich Here Lanich

Cherbourg voyage begins for Antarctic regions with Pourquoi Pas

At Far South Pole Cherbourg August 21 the Pourquoi Pas carrying Charcot expedition members left at 8 am. The ship will first stop at Madeira before continuing toward the Antaretto regions as planned by the scientific team.

Pendants of John Ball Start Fight For Fortune Claim

East Liverpool residents, including Ball and Neeley families, sue to reclaim a fortune alleged at 25,009,000 tied to damages from ships sunk in the Revolutionary War. Dr Samuel Richards of Meadville and Mary Habba of Portec Va are named in the broad claim with other kin involved. The case references U S Treasury payments of 1 872 000 from British government for merchant ship losses.

John Ball East Liverpool Ball Neeley Tree Turner Faruisins Goscondante Samuel Richards Meadville Pac Mary Habba Portect Morenag Charles Familles Clarington O. Clarin Ts

Arch Falls Tragedy At Ohio Plant Kills One Nine Injured

A concrete arch at Morgan Spring Company’s anneal plant collapsed causing one death and nine injuries in Youngstown. Michael Balleviles identified as the deceased. six others fatally injured include William McMaster Stanley Biseh Robert Carson Thana Lyden FT Driscoll and Alexander Law. The injured listed are Harry Wilson Thomas Hewitt and Reeve Isaacs. Nearby debris may hide another body. Mayors Held Responsible and other items follow.

Youngstown, O Morgan Spring Company Michael Balleviels William McMaster Stanley Biseh Robert Carson Thana Lyden Driscoll Alesander Law Harry Whson Thomas Hewitt Reeve Isaacs

Eman Watson Walked to His Death in Hotel Fall

A middle aged man named George Watson, employed at the Palace hotel, walked from a window to his death on the early morning floor. He had a known sleepwalking habit and had come from Indianapolis two weeks prior. Patrol 1 moved his body to the morgue. his neck was broken and legs crushed.

Cincinnati George Watson Indianapolis Patrol 1 Watson

Druggiats File Suit After Tax Order Amid Turmoil

Lima voices nine of ten druggists placed on the Don-Alkin tax list file suits against County Treasurer Thomas Jones seeking a temporary restraining order and a permanent injunction. A boiler exploded at the Columbus Grove Risser grain elevator in Ottawa County, wrecking the structure and killing 23 year old fireman Kirk Lytle. The elevator loan stood at $6,000 and was left with complete wreck.

Lima County Treasuer Thos. Jones Ovlloo Uon Ottawa Risser Columbus Grove Kirk Lytle

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Women Relief

An advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a universal remedy for women's illnesses. It cites Mrs Bertha Muff of Louisiana Missouri and Mrs Muir sharing long-term suffering and recovery after following Pinkham's guidance and using the product. The copy emphasizes ancient Indian remedies and urges readers to seek restoration of health through the compound.

Lydia B. Pinklam Lydia EB. Pinkhwmn Bertha Muff N.C Louisiana

Presidents Deaths and Campaign Ironies in Silent Gossip

The text lists presidents and their causes of death with antiquated medical terms and a stray conversation about an engagement. It weaves political quips with drugstore ads and aphorisms, reflecting a faded era’s mix of public figures, health lore, and moralizing maxims.

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