Local Social Notes From Cleveland and Nearby Towns
Personal notices list Neate Orr and Mire from Cleveland with others visiting Whetstone banks for a day of idling and picnicking. Flor Pond of Charlestown WV visits his sister Thatcher on Eas Uhurt Street for a few days. Mrs Bill Lindon and daughter Geelle Jackson Center guests of Allen Milly Pearl Street. Frank Hughes leaves for Fort Wayne Indiana to visit relatives. Lydia Knapp visiting relatives in Fort Wayne. George Carter of Toledo visiting local friends.
Lor Street Ladies Social Weather Affects Attendance
Inclement weather reduced turnout at the Lor Street Ladies Social Friday evening. The Fraternal Center met with light attendance, enjoyed a brief social, and proceeded to a concise session.
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Lor Street
Ses Fen
The Scapegoat Curtain Riff in a Snowbound Night
A fragmented theatre scene mocks baseball with lines about guilt and umpire blame. The piece notes a leading man appearing before a curtain as a show within a show collapses due to a snowstorm, delaying planned acts amidst mentions of scarce white paper.
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Fiverybody
Ladie and Gentlemen
Minneapolis Journal
Crocodiles in Tree Tops Prompt Probate Delusions
London probate court hears a will dispute over Marion Govett of Richmond Hill valued at $80,000. Her nephew Dr. William Finny of Kingston Hill stands to inherit most, while relatives seek to invalidate the 1906 will claiming she suffered delusions including visions of crocodiles in trees and flying figures. Witness Inderwick testifies Govett was of sound mind though short sighted.
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London
Richmond
Marion Gorett
J. ©. Govett
Richmond Hill
William &. Finny
Kingston Hill
Kinganton
Ahe
Anid
Rae
Octor Poe
Inderwick
Govett
Boy Sets Fire to Woman in Park Tragedy in New York
A 16 year old boy, Francisco Derasiano, is accused of burning a sleeping woman, Catherine McCormick of Mount Vernon, in Kane Hill park near Fordham. The victim died later at Fordham hospital. Neighbors describe the boy as dull witted and note he appeared unsettled after being read at by the Children’s Society. Police and bystanders intervened to extinguish the blaze and tend to the victim.
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New York
Rose Fil Park
Fordham Hospital
Catherine McCormick
Mount Vernon
Francisco Derasiano
Italy
Children’s Society
Lombroso
America
Miss McCornick
Bronx
Fordhampion
Kane Hill Park
Summer
James Harvey
Publi School
Webster Avenue
One
Hundred and Eighty-ninth Street
Mian McCormick
Art
Woman’s gown rips in dash to train in Pa
Mrs. Jane Leggett of Taylor's Camp Pennsylvania, a widow and club member, attends a meeting in a nearby town to read on bread making. Her new sheath gown delays her and she trips while reaching the station as the train arrives, causing a distressing accident.
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Jane Leggett
Taylor's Camp
Paria
Trade Trends and Local Crime Report July 4
The Week in Trade notes quiet yet healthy business in New York with better June results and a favorable crop outlook. insolvencies decline from 1908. A separate report from Coldwater details a series of hold ups on the Lake Shore line with Lombaral found murdered and two Americans spared. In Clintonville and Emlenton, Pa. bank leaders McKee and Mee face arrest over prior institution failures.
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New York
R. G. Don & Cols Weekly
de Anite
Felidaye
Bio
Wight
Inbor
Coldwater
Midh
Lake Shore
Labro Lombaral
Pittsburg
John McKee
Harry & McKee
First National Bank
Clintonville
William C. Mee
Farmers’ National Bank
Emlenton
Receivers Appointed for United Box Board and Paper Co
Thomas F Raymond of Newark No 4 and Sidney Mitchell of Chicago named as receivers for United Box Board and Paper Co which operates several mills in the United States.
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Box Board Co
Trenton
Howell Law
Thomas F Raymond
Newark
Sidney Mitchell
Chicago
United Box Board and Paper Co
United States
Burglars Steal Guns at Dudley Hardware Store
Report from Ashtabula Ohio describes burglars entering the Dudley hardware store on Harbor Thursday night and stealing 15 guns and various articles. Also noted is a Santa Fe tornado that killed five and injured many, with several unnamed victims and homeless left in Port Business, Minnesota. A noted line mentions women’s clubs and data gathering as a remunerative task for capable women.
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Guna
Ashtabula
Dudley Hardware
Ashtalmin Harbor
Santa Fe No Mb
Port Butiness
Henry Gerhardt
Mie Alvarado
The Sun Will Shine Far Into the Future Says Scientists
Scientists Kelvin Newcomb and others dispute claims the sun is near exhaustion. They argue only a quarter of solar energy has been used and trillions of years remain for planetary life, promising renewed scientific and human progress and long future development for Earth's civilizations.
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Kelvin, Newcomb and Fall
Chia
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F. J. Lusch
N. E. Cor
State Q Center
Goal
Price & Harley
Telephone
Turner
Peastelope
Chas, Turner & Co
E. Center St
Marion Provision Co
E. Center
N. Main
W. H. Clark
Telephone L
Gee
Empire
Beven
Sitatle
Flimiliam
Muffengrabbit
Anensen
Hotanes
Vie Magazine
Bath
Kansas City Journal
Leonard
Marion
Department Company
Lad
Park Bench
Derasiano Boy
Richard Thatcher
Fred W. Peters
Fire Insurance Agency
South Main St
IRETY
Pennsylvania
Marion County Bank Co
W. H. Schaffner
C.D. Schaffner
G. D. Copeland
E. Kennedy
C. C. Fisher
Ice Man
Marion Ice & Gold Storage CO
Haberman Hardware Company
South Main Street
the Ohio Milling & Elevator CO
Eaton
Tschanen Bros
Olive Headquarters
Robinson’s Grocery
Center of Quality
Rhotw
Biliiine
Rime Ian Aaa
Favory
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