Local notes cite visitors, industry and memorials in Greenville
Gettysburg native C. J. Miller and wife spent days in Columbus mixing business and pleasure. D. Moul and wife of Pleasant Hill visited locally. William Seman begins a warehouse on the railway for his business. Col. W. P. Orr’s funeral in Piqua recalled. Post office designated as Postal Savings depository to begin next month. Memorial services held at Presbyterian and M. E. churches. Local election talk prompts voter confusion. A County convention, Sunday school attendance, and local trips are noted along with numerous guardianship and estate filings. A tract of land transfers and real estate actions are listed. An medical ad promotes Dr. Kutchin over next Greenville visit.
Georgies Hatchet Tale Sparks Curious Excitement
A fragment from a local column notes a lively exchange about a new hatchet described as mighty sharp. The brief piece centers on the playful boast and the imagined use to chop a tree, reflecting community whimsy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgie
Aitte Goorsie
Brandeis Profile Highlights Public Welfare Work
Louis D Brandeis is portrayed as an expert in business economy and a reformer who fought for public welfare. The piece notes his sixteen years as a unpaid public servant, his role in curbing charitable mismanagement since 1880, and the 20 percent cost savings achieved in Massachusetts through legislation. Brandeis, described with gray eyes and hair, hails from Kentucky but has long lived in Boston where he collaborates in a venerable law firm and remains married to Mrs. Brandeis.
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Lotte D. Bramtels
Boston
Massieconserts
Beandels
Ford
Old
Kentucky
Mrs. Brandeis
An English Apology and Mr Brown on the Farm
An English periodical notes Richard Croker's rise and an apology story as to his celebrity, while Chicago telegraph mentions reform and Croker's stance. It then profiles William G. Brown, New York Central rail, noting his turn from rail to farming. Brown, 57, from New York State, rose from wood order on a Milwaukee and St Paul engine in 1860 to general manager at Burlington and Quincy and later at the Burlington system.
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Richard Croker
Ireland
Chia
Mr. Brown
Brown
Wilken
New York Central Railway
William G. Brows
New York State
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Burlington and Quincy
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