Death Calls Mrs Lincoln Wife of City National Bank Cashier
Mrs Sylvia Jannolin wife of Mr Lincoln cashier of the City National Bank died at Bowser Sanatorium after a six month illness with cancer and complications. Funeral services will be held Thursday at the church with burial in Marion cemetery. She resided in the city eight years and leaves two daughters Mrs William Knupp of New York City and Mrs Suler of this city and a brother BD Van Atti of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Jannoln
Lincoln
City National Tank
Bowser
Mar Coi
Mt. Gilead
William Knupp
New York City
Mwdlacry
Sulert
van Atti
Nla
Marion Cemetery
Jeane Beckley
Agonta
Frank Kine
Mary A. Aversole
Prospect
Deutscher
Loder Halls
Wid Mra
Orn McQurdy
Chase Street
Ladies of the Maccabees
le A. Edletiute
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Kitty Kekle
Beery
Cardington
Mra Iin
Cook
South Prospect Street
Dabted Brotherneturey
Thurelay
Railroad Notes Describe Crew Plan and Switch Work
A fragment describes railroad crew actions and plans. It notes dispatching crews under a defined schedule rather than orders and mentions an extra crew hired due to heavy switching work, with emphasis on Burlay and Erle names and the load context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlay
Warman
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Deafness Cure
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure as the remedy for deafness caused by catarrh. Claims the Eustachian tube inflammation leads to deafness and offers $1000 to prove a cure, urging readers to send for circulars from F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Chenry & CO
Toedo
Drokgiste
Family i
Rig is captured in morning theft report
A rig and horse were seized in an early morning theft from a livery yard once owned by T. W. Btowser and Stephen Ball at the former location. Police reported the capture occurred nearby as part of ongoing War era disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Btowser
Upper Bantunky
Stephen Ball
Thief Steals Horse From Barn Then Traced to City
A thief took a horse from a barn with manager consent and was later found in the city. Straser and Rall run a partnership with Upter Gunducky while Mr. Teall leads Imran. Police traced the horse to the thief who wore the still valuable animal as he tried to escape.
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Thie
Rita Ceitroh
Straser
Rall
Upter Gunducky
Teall
Imran
Fife
Pat
Local Events Haphazard Births Meetings and Notices
A jumble of local notices records births engagements and meetings. Items mention a birth on Monday in Agonta and weddings vows in New York City, along with licenses for Prospect residents and various society meetings and amputation news from Lutherlandis Avenue.
Local personals note travel and visits across multiple towns
A string of brief personal notices lists neighbors and relatives traveling, visiting, or returning home. Names include Miss Nina Odulfer, Mrs BE Rachel, Miss Lydia Trautman, Miss Ethel Wilton, Miss Bertha Sprow, Miss Florence Chamberlain, and others visiting or resuming studies at institutions like Ohio State University and Ohio Werleyan University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Coon
Coluulus Relly
J. Drollnger
Cleveland
Mea
Outerbrand
Pearl Everhart
North Geand Avenue
Emerton Schoenkidh
Coumbus
Ohio State University
Nina Odulfer
Telende
Next president sighting at Union Depot Tomorrow Morning
A note urges readers to attend at Union Depot tomorrow morning at 10 15 to see the next president. The fragment includes exchanges on propriety and a line about getting indoors from the rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Depot
Peer
Bank Doubling Plot Fooled Directors
A cryptic exchange suggests a scheme to outsmart bank directors as a plan unfolds behind guarded talks about securing funds and avoiding capture. The dialogue hints at a calculated move to commit a financial trick without alerting oversight.
Suckers! Diners Joust Over Menu Confusion
In a playful exchange at a diner, a customer questions advertised offerings while Walter explains the purpose of the establishment. The moment captures a lighthearted clash over what is on the menu.
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Walter
Welly Fm
Fractured Narrative Blends Folklore and Scattered Dialogues
The text weaves a fragmented scene with dreamlike imagery and disjointed dialogue about a felon owning a hunting place, a gun fired and a tree shaded tea, plus a muddled market note and a moral about fatherhood and marriage. It mixes tall tales, stray lines from poetry, and political or social musings with obscured names and place references.
The Marmola Fat Reducer Advised by Detroit Company
A late 19th or early 20th century style advertisement promotes Marmola tablets as a cheap fat reducer. It claims rapid weight loss after meals or at bedtime without dieting or exercise, urging readers to mail for a sample from the Marmola Company of Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marmola Company
Detroit
Mall
Engineer Fatally Narrowly Misses Death in Factory Accident
Jacob Tergey, an engineer at Marton Manufacturing in Silver Street, was injured Monday afternoon when he started a flywheel with steam already on. The machine lurched, throwing him against the engine house and causing multiple injuries. he is confined at home with two broken ribs and torn ligaments.
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Lutherlandis
FM Baldwit
Oak Street
Landis
Frances Willard Cion
Snelety
Stanley Terry
Wa Arepstedt
Juventia Court
Jacob Tergey
Silver Street
Marton Manufacturing Company
Berger
Hribe
Asie
H. J. Janer
William J. Bryan to Speak at Union Station Tomorrow
The campaign stops in Detroit feature a guest appearance by William J. Bryan at Union Station tomorrow morning at 10 15. Attendees are urged to hear him as a key event of the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Bryan
Union Station
Gorgeous Millinery Display At Frank Bros
A vivid display of new hat modes laid out on Tuesday and Wednesday on the morton second floor. Shoppers are invited to view the fashionable millinery even if not ready to buy.
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MIES
Warrington
Frank Bros
Brief Notables and Aged Mentions From Various Locales
A string of terse notes mentions Judge Levine of Cleveland ruling a wife may claim crewm rights, Tarael Tuttle of Rochester’s Revolutionary lineage, Warren B. Musee of Sunderland a renowned organist and pianist, Daniel Peters in Gratton turning ninety three, and marriage announcements including Alice Kennether Uriger and Wade Chance. Also noted are Sergeant Alexander Goodall of Dunbar and a Michigan chemistry director E J Campbell with ties to iron and cement studies.
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Levine
Cleveland
Bax
St John Duncan
Manchester
NFH
Tarael Tuttle
Rochester
Great Britain
Tuttle
Mousnchusette
Warren B. Musee
Sunderland
Daniel Peters
Gratton
Mada
Vin Kennsether Uriger
Wade Chance
Forerly
Canton
London
Mexander Goodall
Dunbar
Haglend
Royal Artillery
E. J. Campbell
Chemical Laboratories
University of Michigan
School board fights secret societies and school openings
The Mirror Want Column reports the Chicago area clash as the Unkengo School Board seeks to abolish secret societies in schools provoking protests from thousands of boys and parents. It notes the growing school opening bustle with medical inspections for about 10 000 pupils and 200 000 throats checked amid contagious disease concerns. It also previews the National Irrigation Congress report and government funding for reclamation projects, including acres under water and bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita
Ertende Wid
Beard
Woo
Oo Secret Society
Tay Lad
Chicngo
Uncle Bam
J. Mlinekard
Wtutisclas
Gonal Reclamation Service
Golf Hats and Labor Plans Dominate Chicago Dispatch
The piece covers straw hats extended by mayors and golf season extensions amid autumn weather, plus a detailed look at a new labor benefit plan by International Harvester. It notes employer funded death and disability protections, two years’ wages for fatal injuries, and broad membership across company branches, with implications for capital labor relations.
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Aegeon
Bogey Alan
Baes
Homey PF
Mo Vilate
Waar
Ing Straw Tate Freon
Am de
Torey
Stor Wes
International Marvester Company
Feh
Ilneae
Prater
Tuduetrial Club
Chicago
Ben
Busse
Otters
Western Golf Association
Colonel Rages
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Silent Messenger
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Co! JaahTie
Cholly
Beery Purop Basite Ateler
Mel
New York Hall
Joan
Ithog
South Haven
Arlint Barle
Bette
Mare
Mauve
Nile Pire
Fee
Atul Montaus
Lundertow
Atveany
Jacob Berger
Aly Moston
Cheveland
Tory
McGaitie
Duibes
Mebeun
Mocaane
Mirror
the Hall OF Fame
Chicago Letter
Mather
Progent
Salome
Herod
Joe
Polleet Buppy
Perwon
Wandale
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Misa Faust
Harvard
A. Ragth & Omn
Ind Toad
Great Lakes
Gulf of Max
Atlantic
Cheepeake Bay
Brant Deere
Canada
Pacific
Fish Trusty
Iby
Perour
Busines
New England
Great
J. Ogden Armour
A. W. Chase
A.W. Chase
G. B. Extine
Stewart St
Dayton
Ohio
Rae
A.W. Poe
A. W. Chasey
Dr. A
Duns Berks. S
Aires
Epaaticus
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