Mistaken for Outlaws in Missouri Incident
Marion county residents Markey brothers were mistaken for the James brothers in Fayette Howard county Missouri. A posse with revolvers confronted them in a general store. two 4 calibre revolvers were found, they were jailed overnight then released after authorities confirmed the mistake. Marshal Markey, a Bowling Green capitalist, recounted the near tragedy and planned to contact Senator Clark about damages.
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Marion County
Marshall Markey
Bowling Green
Mirror
Jack” Markey
Jemne
James
Fayette
Howard County
Missouri
Markey
United States
Utthie
Markey Brothers
Mr. Markey
Wi. Make's
Maye W
Center Street
Jotte
James Boyt
United States Carshall
Mfebt
Tor Dinminkal
Senator Clark
Missouri Renator
Ronny
Jaci
Markay
Fast Center Street
Marshal Markey
Death claims an aged lady in city
The death of Mrs Bridget Maherty Johe of the oldest residents occurred at her home at Park and Short Avenues Friday at 4 45 pm due to old age and illness. She was seventy, born in Ireland, immigrated forty seven years ago, lived here forty six years, and was a devout member of St Mary's Church. Survived by husband deceased, two immediate family members John Plaherty and Mrs Mary Moriarty, five brothers and others in Australia and Ireland. Funeral Monday at St Mary’s Church at 8 am, Rev Joseph Downing officiating. Interment in St Mary’s Cemetery.
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Bridget Maherty Johe
Ireland
Bt. Mary's ‘Church
John Plaherty
Mary Moriarty
Queste Ter Lo
Mire
Mary Kelly
Peter Monahan
Sidney
Australia
Thomas
Dayston
John
Pittebira
William
Michael
Marion
St. Mary's Church
Father Joseph Downing
St. Mary's c
Farewell Demonstration by Sandersons at Dry Goods Store
Mr and Mrs F R Sanderson, under contract with American Pure Cafes and Spice Co of Dayton Oslo, conclude their city engagement tonight at Uhler and Phillips Dry Goods. Export demonstrators formerly with Brigilian government will head to Cleveland for several days of monibar coffee showcases. Last cup offered at Abler and Phillips until 10 pm. bring friends to share the treat.
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F. R. Sanderson
American Pure Caftes & Spice Co
Dayton
Oslo
Uhler & Phillips
Thin City
Monibar Cor
HWE CO
St. Louis
Jamestown
Cleveland
Ohio
Monicak
Abler & Phillips
C L P club meeting and garden show clash with fence demo
The C L P club met at Mrs. Nelson Hatch’s home for a Friday afternoon session with a two course lunch. Mrs. Taylor won the first prize in a contest and Mrs. Plood took the booby. Morning chatter and future meeting details follow up at Mrs. McClain’s in early April as a demonstration of the McConkey wire fence machine drew crowds near the courthouse.
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C. L. P. Club
Nelson Hatch
Taylor
Plood
Chuwle
Sirs
Attempted hold up and liquor trouble headline
A series of street incidents move through Toledo’s night scene. Officers arrest a tavern soberer and three men suspected of an attempted holdup on Ballentine and Quarry streets, with the victims and onlookers describing the confrontation. Old complaints of intoxication surface as community tension rises.
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Fetter
Ballentine
Quarry Streets
Votter
Sherty
West End
Unon
Agreement Signed Between Clothiers and Merchants in Marion
An agreement set rules for shopkeeping in Marion, detailing signed parties including clothiers and merchants. It specifies evening trading hours on weekdays after March, with Sundays restricted and funerals exempt. Named participants include Dickinwon, Me Mun Tattan, Marx, Hopkins Credit Clothing, and Williams Brothers among others.
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Marion
Ale Uy Kieinmaler Brothers
Hakhes Ai Cleary
Strefitz
Dickinwon Aid Company
Marion's Lowest Price Millinery Shop Promises Deals
A vintage ad proclaims Pioneer Powers Millinery Shop and Titer Philips store in Marion as the pioneer in town offering the lowest prices on hats. The line asserts the shop will sell at new low prices regardless of competitors, emphasizing value for shoppers.
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Powers
Philips
Marion
Jow
Youre the Judge You Are the End Headline Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Millinery shop run by Mr Powers Mills and Philips store on a second floor. It references price standards avoiding sweatshop goods and low pricing, with an unclear directive on sales and quality. No decisive event or dates present.
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Marion
Powers Millinery
Ubier Philips
Adieriane' eile Priday hires maid for house chairless
Priday of WO dat Lvetheart OE Hired MAID Inebennaace Hoste Chairless, Puaer of Patteman, 827K wad ymld foe Ppr Shaver alt lr te tile rareet leak at ae TW Chee WN.
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Eile Priday
Inebennaace Hoste
Puaer
Patteman
Our New Shop Promises Militia Style Firearm Concoction
A garbled notice mentions a new shop and a controversial project tied to militia themes. It references heating features and a claim of selling torlets amid unclear details. Named entities are unreadable, but the item suggests a local business with possible security or weapons implications.
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Beatty & Long
Oxfords
Oxford
James Boys
The
Marion Milling
Marion Chattel Loan CO
East Center Street
Ohio Milling & Elevator Company
Hocking
W. Virginia
Price & Hurley
Anthony
Bridget Flaherty
C.L. P
CLUB
Court House
McClonkey
Aldewalk
Blake
W. Canter Street
Atarion County
Scher
Wilk Vem Martin
John Tarndi
West Center Street
Oscar Habcock
Mayor's Court
Toledowan
Minter
Tik Jona
Ifiunter
Americas
Monibar Coffee
F. J. Lusch Grocer
N.E Cor
State and Center
Union
Marion Clothing & Cloak Co
the Department Co
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