Gasoline Oil Mix Explosion Kills Caledonia Woman
Mrs. John Pommert of Caledonia, wife of the Bell Telephone manager, likely dies from injuries after a gasoline and distillate oil mixture exploded while she attempted to revive a stove fire. The mix was adulterated at a Caldonia Standard Oil outlet and led to a fire that burned her clothing as neighbors failed to extinguish it. Medical examiners report injuries fatal.
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John Pommert
Bell Telephone Company of
Caledonia
Caldonia
Standard Ol Company
Pommert
HW. L. Abler
Manton
Kelog
J. B Baker
Mra. Pommaert
Miss Rose Packard Wins First Honors at Marion High
Marion High School closes 1908 with honors awarded in Latin and Commercial divisions. Miss Rose Packard leads with top grade in Latin, while Troy McClure tops the Commercial class. Second honors go to Miss Zuspan in Latin and Reba Andersen in Commercial.
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Rose Packard
Troy McClure
Miss Zuspan
Marion High School
Bert
Wehool
Howe Buck
Fcomrchil Cour
Honors to be announced for high school class members
The average to above ninety for the four years of high school work is substantial and a major portion of the class. The scholarship of the plan is good and the work has been thorough and well done. All was pleasing to the school faculty and the honors to the class members will be announced soon.
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Clase
Broadway Hit The Yankee Prince At Kolcker Theater
A popular young author actor stars in The Yankee Prince at Kolcker Theater New York nightly. One notable song is Tommy Atkins, You Are ALL Right, with full words and music and a colored cover. Advance copies of next Sunday's World available from newsdealers.
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New York
Kolckerbocker Theatre
Tommy Atkins
George M. Coan
Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Promises Fresh Homecoming Exhi
Buffalo Bill Cody plans a new homecoming tour after four years abroad with major changes to scenic features. Col. Cody will appear in saddle leading the Rough Riders in horsemanship exhibitions. The show will include a Battle of Summit Springs reenactment and The Train Hold Up, with an Indian attack sequence and lively prairie scenes. The Wild West, after twenty five years, remains more popular and better equipped than ever.
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Tite
Buffalo Bill Fan
Wille
Col
Wm. F. Cody
Wil
Summit Springs
Col. Cody
Tall Bull
Cara
T- Bonch
Funeral services for Janes Bowen held at Kesex
Funeral services over the remains of Janes Bowen, who died at his home in Agosta Sunday morning, were conducted from the Methodist church at Kesex at two o'clock this afternoon. Rev. J. A. Button of Havre officiated. Interment was made in the Easex cemetery.
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Janes Bowen
Agosta
Methodiat
Kesex
Home Remedy Promised To Cure Disease Says Cruel
A dubious advertisement extols a "Cent prescription" claimed to purify the blood and remove waste. It describes harsh health effects from illness and urges mixing extracts with meals and water. The noisy text touts a purifying elixir as a universal cure without credible medical backing.
Memorial Day Parade and Ceremony Plans for Cemetery
Memorial committee outlines parade formation at 2 PM with Baker’s band and various lodges marching along South Prospect and Center streets to the cemetery. HH N Quigley to deliver the day’s address followed by Poem Coat of Decoration Day and Gettysburg reading.
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Tin G. A. Rt
Atarlon
South Prospect Street
Baker's
Company D
Baker
Marion Co
U.K
Wayside Lodge No
Weat Center Street
Praapect
Lime City Council
Wayside Lodge
Sons of Veterans
Sons of Veterans Will Form To the Lest of Lime City Council. the Medley Chorus
Prospect Street
Jetila
Cooper Peat
G. A. Randall
Sollona
Cooper Post
Grand Mareshall
Iowa
Center Street
State Wouth
Suite Street
Cemettery
Joseph —Klinefelter
T. EB
Andrews Grand Marshall
James W. MaMurstay
J. P. Currin
John A. Logan
8. N. Titus
Marton Public
Miss Wlard
J. J Crawley
Lincoln
Harry N. Quigley
L. Austin
Schools Close June 3 Secondary Notes On Attendance
The public schools will close June 3 with a plan to elevate student attainment. The board of education opposes Buffalo Bills show in town as a distraction and will not hold classes after early morning. Final week aims to address exams and teacher instructions to principals.
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Wiil
Board of
Vrcation
Buffalo Bill
Avery Tittle
Notice to Merchants from Fred Schweikert
Marion Ohio May 22 1908 notice stating Fred Schweikert will not be responsible for debris contracted by his wife Emily Schweikert. Signed 5.28-Btpd.
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Emily Schweikert
Marion
Ohio
Fred Schweikert
Delaware Class Sees Lydia Maral Deliver Commencement Address
Miss Lydia Maral of Marion, a member of the graduating class at Ohio Wesleyan University, is slated to deliver the commencement address for 130 graduates on Thursday June 1. Noted Methodist speaker Rev Naphtali Luccock of St Louis will also be featured during commencement week events and awards.
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Lydia Maral
Delaware
Nahtall Luccuck
Union M. EB. Church
St. Louis
Ohio Westeyaniversity
Gray Chapel
Herbert Welch
University
Isaac Penton Klos
D. D
Studenae Obastian Association
James W. Bashford
D. OD
Board of Trustees
School of Music
Tunsday
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Jase Hall Gam
Monnett Literary Societies
School of Oratory
Whi
Nesbit Arewster
Edwards Gymnasium
Wands Gymnasium
Welch
Naphtali Luccock
Jydia Marah
Marlon
Pythian Sisters Elect Officers At East Church Lodge
An East Church street lodge session conferred the order’s degree on two candidates after routine business. Mrs. George Saker became past chief, Mrs. John Bland chief pilot, and other officers were named with installation planned for the first July meeting. Refreshments followed. Foresters alter meeting day to Wednesday.
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East Church Street
Ta Aension
George Saker
John Bland
Pilet
Mary
A. Court
Albert Cullmount
Albert Cullmount ,Excellant
Hella
Amnager
Karl Rels
Fieta Thomas
Moving Pictures at the Grand Goebel Tragedy Feature
This evening in Marion the grand presents Goebel tragedy picture for the first time. The film is described as sensational and highly interesting, drawing public attention. Tickets are priced at five cents, with admission reportedly affordable for all patrons.
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Marion
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Chas, Turner & Co
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Ice Man
Merion Chattel Loan Co
Center St
State of Oliw
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Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
Cheney and Co
Hall
J. Oweney
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Mall
George M. Conan
Funeral Services
HH. N. Quigley
Lodge
Kowcusko Lodge
GQ C. F
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Moving Pictures
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Haberman Hardware Co
J.M
John Jones
H. W. Johns Manville Co
Cleveland
Fred W. Peters
Fire Insurance Agency
South Main St
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