Hoodoo Works On Three Players Released By Manager Ubay
The twenty third day of the month brought nothing food for George Quinn of Pittsburg an outfielder M Hogarty of New York a catcher and J HImonte of Columbus a pitcher all of whom were released today by Manager Ubay. The manager wrote that all of the players had done exceptionally well throughout the training season and he regretted the necessity of having to release them. All three of them are good ball players and should have trouble getting on. Great bargain at the ram image sale at the old Frank Brown store Friday evening and Saturday. 4-23-21
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Quinn
Pittsburg
M. Hogarty
New York
J. Hlmonte
Columbus
U'bay
Fates Against Him As Tailor Banned From Germany Return
Porwunatus V. J. Frey a local tailor repeatedly sought to visit Germany but fate thwarted him twice. After traveling to New York, he was injured by a New York City trolley car and seriously hurt, delaying his plans yet again. He returned home discouraged and vows never to attempt the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Porwunatus V. J. Frey
Germany
Mr. Frey
Old Marion Boy Invents Notable Annealing Furnace
J G Blum of Toledo, son of George Hlunt, invents an annealing furnace charging imagchine said to replace fourteen workmen. The device, first of its kind, attracts steel and malleable manufacturers nationwide. Blum has opened a small shop in Toledo with several orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magasine
J. G. Blum
Toledo
George F Hlunt
Bhim
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Home Remedy Relief
An advertisement touts the Pyramid Pile Cure as a cure for long standing piles in days or weeks. It claims no surgery is needed, no business interruption, and offers a free trial package before purchasing a 50 cent box from Pyramid Drug Co in Marshall Michigan. The copy emphasizes rapid relief of swelling and inflammation and asserts it can treat even severe cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid Bidg
Marshall, Mich
Aged man beaten in family quarrel leads to affidavit
Wallace W. McCombs of East George street swore out an affidavit against his father in law George Howard and brothers in law Charles and Walter Howard after a Rough and tumble Tuesday night fight at Boward home. Boward aged about sixty five denied threats and said McCombs was the star boarder. Mayors court bound the four men over to the grand jury on bonds of $100 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace W. McCombs
East George Street
George Howard
Charles Howard
Walter
Howard
George Boward
McCount
Boward
Iid
Charles
Nrty
Scher
Grand Jury
Combs
Walter Boward
McCombe
Kniffin Sues Jackson Over Stock Deal in Lincoln Nevada
William F Kniffin sues W M Jackson and Letto Jackson to recover 100 dollars from a mining stock contract. He alleges a written agreement dated January 1 1907 to sell 1000 shares at 40 cents per share with a pledge to accept tendered stock within two years. Pleading by Mouser and Quixtey notes Jacksons refusal to complete payment or accept stock, seeks court order and interest. Also mentions a separate Titus suit against EB Wilson for auto repairs settled.
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Court of Common
William F. Knlffin
W. Mf. Jackson
Jackson
Mouser
Quixtey
Plainiff
Ploche
Nevada
Plaintif
Yale
Precinct Split Creates New Precinct E In City Ward
At a special election board meeting precinct B in the Third ward was divided, with the area south of Hill Street and Bellefontaine Avenue between Delaware Avenue and Windsor Street becoming precinct E. The division required extended clerk hours due to the volume of votes.
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Third Ward
Hill Street
Bellefontaine Avenue
Delaware Avenue
Windsor Streets
Lavry Maccabees and Eagles Hold Routine Meetings
The Lavry Maccabees met Wednesday afternoon to transact routine business and enjoy a social. attendance was very large. A well attended Fraternal Order of Eagles meeting last night conducted general business.
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Lavry Maccabees
Order of Eagles
Prominent Lady Dies of Cancer in Prospect
Mis. Christiana Schilling, a longtime Prospect resident, died at her home Wednesday evening after months of illness. Survived by sons Henry and Fed Schilling, and three brothers J T Willian Ailmendinger of Prospect and J B Allmendinger of Green Camp. Funeral at Prospect Lutheran Church Saturday at 9:30, Rev J H Harretbrink officiating. burial in Prospect Cemetery.
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Mis
Christiana ‘Schilling
Respect
San
Prospect
J. B. Allmendinger
Green Camp
Wille
Prospect Luttheran
J. H. Harretbrink
Prospect Cemetery
Derelict father charged in failure to provide for his son
William Scott, eight, was supported by Humane Officer J W Ulah after his father pleaded guilty to failure to provide for the minor. Justice C B Gompf imposed a $10 fine and thirty days in the workhouse with costs. The man agreed to pay $2 weekly toward his son Carl's support and to settle the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Scott
Humane
J. W. Ulah
C. B. Gompf
Boot
Carl
Finger severed by wind pump accident in Kirkpatrick
A three year old child of Mr and Mrs Harvey Weaver of Kirkpatrick had the index finger of his right hand severed Wednesday evening after placing the finger under a wind pump plunger. Dr Naker of Kirkpatrick performed the necessary surgery. Agnes Guild Episcopal church to hold rummage sale in the former Tiros Co room on West Center Street beginning Friday April 24 at 7 PM and continuing Saturday. An American Insurance Union meeting is listed for this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Weaver
Kirkpatrick
Naker
S. Agnes Guild
Epiacopal Church
Tiros, & Co
Weat Center Street
Local events and city sewer work update
Mr and Mrs H R Williams of Mounderrest welcomed a son Wednesday night. The Tally Ways host an Easter dance tonight with Parkers orchestra from Columbus. George Hum, sewer superintendent, has crews cleaning the city sanitary sewer. Plans aim to finish before hot weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.R. Willams
Mounderrest
Parkers Orchestra
Columbus
George Hum
Miam
Moses Nye to Speak at Presbyterian Church Friday
Moses Nye, a converted Jow, who has drawn large crowds at the First Martiatch on for several evenings, will speak at the Presbyterian church Friday afternoon at 2 20 o'clock. He is described as a highly interesting speaker and has been attracting massive audiences. A couple of large kites or balloons passed over the city Wednesday night, drawing much attention as they floated away with laghis seen in the kites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Nye
Pirst
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Nye
Laghis
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Kleinmaiers
Hoodoo
Quinn, Hogarty
Mooter
Ram Image
Frank Brow
Deeman-Jenner Co
J. V. Frey
Taylor
al New York
Old Marion Boy
of of the Foundary Magazine
Law
Dealis
W. F. Kniffin
W. M. Jackson
Titus Agaiost
EB. R. Wilson
Spec
Panama
Smith
South Main Street
Christiana Schilling
C. E. Gompf
Kaler's
Mele
Amercan Insurance Union
Warner & Edwards
Chambers
Brussells
Nottingham
Cluney
The
Wollenweber Lumber Co
Iecia
Center Street
India
Uhler & Phillips
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