Dynamite A Shovel Dynamite A Shovel
In Cleveland a dynamite charge blew apart a $10,000 steam shovel at a Belt Highway construction camp near Mar Earline Avenue. Two masked men menaced the night watchman at Mill Creek Bridge, while another attack followed as the crew scrambled to recover from the blast. Police formed a posse with railroad detectives to pursue the assailants.
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Earline Avenue
Miles
Manoa McBride
Mim Creek
Hin
Mil Creek
Pittsburg & Lake Erie Railroad
McHinkde
Sipber
Phesenyus | Watehman
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Phesen- Vite
Mhesenvite
Lahoreya
Lake Shore Railroad
South Newburg
A SOLVED PROBLEM OF AERIAL NAVIGATION IN CANTON
Canton Ohio January 23 William H Alwritt a civil engineer of Stark county has applied for a patent on an ainhin he believes will solve the problem of aeronautics He has shown models to members of two Canton Aeronautical clubs and plans general approval Mr Martin explains that the new feature of the model uses enlisting sheets in stabilizing the equilibrium of an aeroplane The enlisting sheets demonstrated by Mr Howhys prevent the machine from tipping over on its side
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Canton, O
William H. Alwritt
Stark County
Tw Canton Aéra Etuh
Blu Plan
Martin
Marc Howhys
Debate Over Double Dip Matches Sparks Public Alarm
The article compares the dangers of double dip matches to parlor matches, noting higher ignition risk and explosive heads. It cites accidents in Ohio with clothing ignitions and a baby’s death, describes chemical composition and production, and argues for safer, less volatile designs.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Constitutional Remedy
An old advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Cure from Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as the only constitutional treatment. It claims the remedy acts internally on the blood and mucous surfaces, offers a hundred dollar test for failure, and urges readers to request circulars and testimonials.
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Hall
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Onto
PF. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio, Sold By Pruceiata the
Norwalk Banks Face Distress as Gardiner Leads Safe Delivery
Norwalk reports confusion over local banks as Norwalk National Bank shows distress while Norwalk Savings Bank shuts doors by assignment. The New National Bank, led by Gardiner, stands as a long-standing financial pillar amid talk of systemic strain and cautious public sentiment.
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Norwalk
Hames
Norwalk National Bank
Norwalk Savings Bank
New National Bank
Ohio
Tte
Gardiner
Varnes
Talliros
Norwalk Savini Bank
Preferred death to silence of rheumatism headline tragedy
Emma Pleaser, age fifty, drank carbolic acid in Newcastle Pay in January. Found by husband Merri Plesser, he summoned a physician but she died before arrival. She had been ill six months and growing worse, telling others she preferred death to the pain of rheumatism, a remark not taken seriously.
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Newcastle
Emma Pleaser
Merri Plesser
Secretary Makes Call on New York Banks
Washington January 28 The secretary announced steps toward improving financial conditions as the gradual withdrawal of public deposits continues. The first call was made on New York banks about 100000 dollars, in addition to funds rebunned by the New York office on December 26. A general enforce action will be taken by another seven at an early date.
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Washington
Jam
Hetary
Ghana
Haniar
New York
Alae
Sailors mutiny tale sparks 18th century piracy drama
Ralph D Paine recounts a Salem related maritime episode from 1774 in which the Amity schooner, seized by pirates, is retaken by Captain Dirksonsen and his crew, restoring the vessel to Salem and illustrating early currency and colonial governance issues as discussed in The Outing Magazine.
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Ralph D. Paine
Benex Institute
Salem
Ine Perano
Amity
Turenataways
Mr. Derby
Dar
Hess
Dimeaneon
Derby
Dirkwnsen
Salem Jall
Ani
Sedon
Brom
Rath D. Paine
Outing
Pobrary
Tanuary Wire Monthly Features Celebrities and Currency Debate
The issue highlights Mar guecite Dawnling’s juvenile pictures and profiles of stage figures like Ger ViNo-Heache Lastediine and Frances Starr. It also presents portraits of royalty and leaders, plus panoramic photogravure pages. An essay on currency reform titled The Currency Problem appears in the February Metropolitan Magazine. Santiago is noted as the City.
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Wire Monthly
Phils
Madison Square
New York
Nett
Mar Guecite Dawnlig
Fortralia
Ger- ViNo-Heache
Lastediine
Grau Dbera
Tver Palidieting Co
Rheumatism Cure Claim Prompts Pharmacy Ad
An advertorial note promotes Dr Deterions Relief for rheumatism claiming cure within days for rhema ten and nouralela with rapid action. It asserts removal of the disease cause and immediate relief, naming Panicle Pharmacy opposite Kerr Hones and noting large ad reach in Britain. It also mentions whale bone frame measurements as a contrasting detail.
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Deterions
Nouralela
Panicle
Pposite Kerr Hones
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days with Vazo Ointment
Advertises Vazo Ointment promising cure of piles in six to fourteen days with guaranteed refund if not effective. Claims 26 percent of men in the United States are clean shaved and implies benefits beyond pile treatment.
Traveling Man Reports Robbery Claim in West End Saloon
A man in the West End saloon alleges he was touched and robbed while traveling. Authorities are reviewing the claim and interviewing witnesses.
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West End
Suspects Searched After Missing Money Case Goes Cold
Two men known as wearers of European styling were arrested on Wear Center street by Officers Bond and Wilhelm following a house canvass. Reports say they frightened women and sparked a police inquiry after a doctor was reportedly robbed. public chatter falsely linked them to the incident. Dr F M Baldwin’s office was nearby, while other witnesses claimed a $20 theft from a traveling man. no money was found. Willie Vance, a drunken man, was fined and jailed to await a friend’s arrival.
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Job Wilson
Harvey Williams
Wear Center Street
Officera Bond
Wilhelm
Jays
Scherff
F. M. Baldwin
Baldwin
Baliwin Withiue
Badely
Slagiey
Not Sent to Watch Fleet Says He Was
St Petersburg January 23. An official report describes Commander Alexis Diatehkoff Rumayal officer in a fetal capacity following the American fleet around South America. The Naval Ministry communication states Lindy Giva vows the alleged naval at work and that Dintehkost never represented Russia in the United States or spoke for the US government. The process says neither Diatehkoff nor any other Russian panel of flowy lecrushing with Rear Admiral Ryau?s feet.
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St. Petersburg
Alexis Diatehkoff
Rumayal
South Ammeria
Tiken
Dintehkost
United States
United States and Never Addromead
Naval Ministry
Communication Procesda
Diatchiomthor
Ryaus
Commission to investigate recent coal mine explosions
Washington January 29 Chairman Meir of the Senate committees mission today made a favorable report of the joint resolution Senator Scott creating a commission to investigate the recent explosion in the coal mines. The commission is to consist of three senators and three members of the public. The first postoffice scheme was private enterprise and was tied about tats.
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Meir
Senate
Scott
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