Thanksgiving reunion ends long estrangement at Quimby home
Amelia Quimby plans a golden wedding reunion with John and Jerry’s families. Misaddressed invitations spark fear of a failed gathering, but a Christmas-like moment unfolds when Phineas returns to find John’s twins in the cradle. The family reconciles, and all fear dissolves in a quiet, hopeful moment.
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John
Phineas
Amelia Quimby
Phineas Quimby
Jerry
Silas Blunt
Eteer
Amelia
Father
Adin
H É
Jercy
Onde
Wari
Dan
Pony
Phineas Quimb
Mother
Remarkable case in Centralia involves coma patient Dora Meek
Dora Meek, after a quarrel with her lover, fallen into a somnolent trance 56 days ago, has shown no conscious response. Doctors have tried restoratives without success. She breathed fumes briefly, coughed, but remained unresponsive. She eats a little daily, seemingly instinctively, as efforts continue to restore consciousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
Dora Meek
Reducing Enlisted Men Hits Colored Soldiers Hard
Omaha Neb November 25 Any order to cut enlistments in the department of Missouri will shrink the colored force. About 450 will be discharged, including 376 from the 25th Infantry at Fort Niobrara and Reno and 73 from the 10th Cavalry at Fort Sill and Fort Robinson.
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Omaha
Neb
Department of Missouri
Department
25Th Infantry
Forts
Niobraka and
Reno
10Th Cavalry
Forts Sill and Robinson
Blackmail Charge Against Wm. Baker Fallout From Threat Letters
New York, Nov. 25. Wm. Baker, recently arrested in a police probe into threatening letters sent to local merchants, was arrested again Monday on a blackmail charge. The letters allegedly claimed to be from Russian nihilists and one threat promised death in ink.
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New York
Wm. Baker
Planche Shoots Barbin in Marksville Quarrel
In Alexandria on Monday a prominent young lawyer from Marksville named Thomas O. Planche shot and killed Ritmore L. Barbin after a quarrel that began Sunday night. Planche was sent here for safe keeping following the incident.
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Alexandria
Thomas O. Planche
Marksville
Ritmore L. Barbin
Planche
Barbin
Liberian colonization voyage planned from Savannah
D J Flum mer of the Liberian colonization society Birmingham arranges a January 20 departure from Savannah for 300 Negro colonists to Liberia. The steamship Donnald has been chartered.
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Savannah
D. J. Flummer
Liberian Colonization Society
Birmingham
Liberia
Donnald
Italian line to run Palermo New Orleans mail steamers
Rome announces that the Italian General Navigation Co. will begin at year start a mail steamer service from Palermo to New Orleans to aid Sicilians in the southern states.
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Rome
Navy
Italian General Navigation Co
Palermo
New Orleans
Admiral Rogers Returns Voyage Home to Honolulu Harbor
Washington reports Admiral Rogers aboard the flagship New York arrived in Honolulu on November 10 en route home. The battleship Oregon, heading to the Asiatic station, was in the harbor when the New York reached Honolulu.
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Washington
Adm. Rogers
New York
Honolulu
Oregon
Asiatic Station
Large Pittsburg Steel Block Sold in Western Pennsylvania
A deal completed in Indiana Pa on Monday transfers a major block of untouched Pittsburg steel to new ownership for about 1.2 million dollars. The purchase marks one of the largest transactions of its kind in the region, reflecting strong demand in Western Pennsylvania’s steel market.
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Coal Land
Indiana
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
The Factory Murder in Ohio
Cincinnati police gather evidence in the Ross Meyer Machine Tool Co murder of Edward Saatkamp assistant to the superintendent. They suspect a non employee as the killer and robbery as motive. Isaac Saunders, porter and suspect, held for questioning after his room yielded suspected stains and clothing. Detectives compare this case to the Siefert murder at the same plant last June.
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Cincinnati
Edward Saatkamp
Ross Meyer Machine Tool Co
Saatkamp
Isaac Saunders
Evi
Joseph Siefert
Wwhd
Siefert
Jackson
Houilton
Broadway
Saunders
Col. Deitsch
Saunfiers
Big land deal in Ohio coal lands near Roseville Denvertown
The Ohio Coal and Land Co sold 7 1/2 thousand acres of coal land near Roseville and Denvertown to Chicago and Southern Ohio capitalists. buyers include S A Baldwin Ellwood Newberry and John Winefordner. Over 100000 dollars paid to nearby farmers for leases. Land to be developed with many workers. In another incident Rufus Burgess, 30, cut a man’s throat after a dispute with O’Brien at a St Charles hotel and was later captured.
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Zanesville, O
Ohio Coal & Land Co
Chicago
Ohio
Roseville
Denvertown
S. A. Baldwin
Ellwood Newberry
Corning
John Winefordner
Durcan Falls
Oprien
St-Charles Fae
West Fifth Street
Rufus Burgess
O’brien
Mrs Fink Mother of Local Jeweler Dies After Robbery News
Cincinnati November 25 Mrs Fink mother of William Fink the Main street jeweler died Monday from nervous prostration The shock of learning her son was robbed of valuables and the stress of the incident she never recovered from the blow Petro months after the robbery caused her death as the news weighed heavily on her final days
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Cincinnati
Prominent York Township Citizen Wills Cremation Plan
Marysville Ohio November 25 John Lukens a wealthy York township resident aged 82 has made a will directing that after his death his body be cremated and the ashes placed in a rough walnut coffin he himself fashioned.
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Marysville, O
John Lukens
York Township
Railroad Worker Killed by Engine Near Adena Mines
Steubenville report states Jack Leech a railroad laborer was decapitated when he lay down with his head on the rail and slept as an engine passed, dying instantly on the Ruby Coal Co branch to the Adena mines.
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Steubenville, O
Jack Leech
Adena
Ruby Coal Co
Toledo Police Link Emil Tankardt to Fifteen Burglaries
Toledo Ohio police say they have tied Emil Tankardt aged 27 to fifteen burglaries in the last two months. They uncovered wagon loads of alleged stolen property in his rooms as part of the investigation.
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Toledo
Emil Tankardt
Tankardt
Speed limit proposed for street cars after fatal crash
Columbus report says Col. O. J. Hopkins of Toledo died in a street car accident and the board of public works will urge council to pass an ordinance setting a six mile per hour speed limit for all street cars.
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Columbus, O
Col. O. J. Hopkins
Toledo
Board of Public Works
Sixty Sixth Wedding Anniversary in Urbana Couple Honored
Urbana O Nov 25 The sixty sixth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Amor Gladdeh was celebrated at their country home Monday night. They are in their 90th year. Both were born in Chester county Pennsylvania in 1813.
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Urbana
Amor Gladdeh
Chester County
Pennsylvania
Horace L. Chapman Buys Columbus Home
Horace L. Chapman, former Democratic gubernatorial candidate, purchased a Columbus residence for 23300 dollars. He bought the late Fred Krumm’s home at 1117 East Broad Street on Monday, expanding his city holdings.
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Columbus
Horace L. Chapman
Fred Krumm
East Broad Street
Cleveland Suspends Gambling Amid Citywide Crackdown
Cleveland Ohio, November 25. Gambling has been suspended temporarily for the first time in years. Poker rooms are dark and the sound of chips has stopped as authorities enforce a citywide crackdown.
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Cleveland, O
Cleveland
Across the Atlantic Fifty Percent Family Heads Study
Eighty percent of British family heads are men and twenty percent are women. England bars prisoners awaiting trial from work for pay. Sunderland blind institute workers strike after wage cuts for ship fenders, following talks with the National League of the Blind.
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England
Institute For the Blind
Sunderland
National League of the Blind
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Pinkhan
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Lynn
Alpful
Lynn, Mass
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Harrison, Ohio
Ilandbook
Munn & Co
Scientific American
F St
Washington, D.C
Rito
Weil Man
Royal “Mic CO
Plymouth
Barrieen, O
Sam Barrow
Edwin Markham
Annie Hamilton Donnell
Land
Sens
Havana
Éléctrié
Greenwood
Greenswood
Western Railroad
Dieg Tamayo
Je Jauires
Leftitien
Pans Monare
Miley Stephens
Tebbs Bi’k
Harrison, Nv
Albert Leneith
1. C. RR
Ersons
Harrigen
Francis Hollowell
Harrison Ohio
San Francisco
San Joaquin Valley
the Golden Gate
Indian Pueblos
Yosemite, Grand
Canon of
Arizona
The
Santa Fe
California
Harvey Meals
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry
Baltimore, Md
Mail Steamer Service
Rogers
Chapman
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Atlantic
National
K. C. Urne
Treas
Syeie Whianat
R.b.de
Benj. F. Evans
John L. Stettini
Longworth Eee
Fames M. Glenn
Vachel M. Anderson
W. Smith
Commercial Tribune
American Catton Ution Capitalist
Joseph Rawson
Hanaon & Sona
David B. Gamble
Procter & Gambile,Co
Perin Langdon
U. S. Baking Co
Godfrey Ow Ut
Henrey
W. Pomlman
Clifford D. Bevis
New York Tribune Farmer
New York City
Tribune Farmer
Harrison News
A. F. Burk
Walnut Street
Albert Loos
Sax
City Hall
Harrison
J.A. Ring
Market ST
Will
Walter Hartpence
Valley House
Harrison, O
Kocher
Citizens’ Bank
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