The Happenings of a Week and Curious Notices
The Lancaster Gazette reports on weekly happenings including Carrie Nation advertising her pictures for sale and a review of the paper's printing quality. It notes large public interest and hints at new ventures under Malcolm Jennings. It also covers crime items from Wilmington Delaware where a man named Dutton was sentenced after pleading guilty to poisoning a family with severe corporal and financial penalties. The piece mentions Dowieites and divine healing in Chicago with fatalities, Gov. Allen’s Porto Rico report, and several local court actions including a mayor in contempt and a newspaper editor's legal troubles in Washington.
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Dutton
Wilmington
Delaware
Covte
Vervea
Alien
Allen
Porto Rico
Peguere
Porto
Ricira
Gov. Allen
W.J. Elliott
Columbus
Osborn
Ohio
Washington
the Globe
Treasury Department
Elliott
The National Congress of Moth Scraps in Columbus
The National Congress of Moth in Columbus met last week and argued over who should hold power. A three minute silent prayer was proposed to quiet the jangle, but ended with more uproar as many left. A Pennsylvania woman yelled that she was ashamed of the Ohio sentiment, the dispute continuing and prompting criticism that mothers should stay home with their children and model calm behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Congress of
Mothis
Columbus
Congress
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Governor Nash Fails Health Ties to Campaign
Denver report says Nash’s health teeters after California trip to view the Ohio battleship. Advisors urge rest and retreat from campaign as mountains air eases his weakness but risks another collapse. Nash, a smoker with heart strain, shows improvement yet remains fragile.
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Denver
Colo
Nash
California
Ohio
Mounts
Epringe
Deniver Ab
Colorado Sprig
Pike's Peak
Taylor Must Feel Guilty. Mutison Warns Taylor Should Surrender
Col John G Mutison of Kentucky vocalizes that Kentucky faces a false national stance as Goebel’s death stirs demand for Taylor’s surrender and trial. He argues a fair Kentucky trial is possible, and if acquitted Taylor would be safe and at peace among neighbors.
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Taylor
John G. Mutison
Kentucky
Goebel
Gov. Bradley
Commonwealth
District of Columbia
The Valley at a Stand Still in Melsonville
The piece warns of a coal monopoly by the Morgan syndicate in Melsonville creating standstill economy. It predicts a transfer of big coal properties to a trust by month’s start and expect work to resume at the word of the trust. Citizens fear capital labor conflict and a people’s uprising may be needed to break the grasp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melsonville Newsy
Morgan Syndicate
Coal Trust
Inbor
Dr Tunis Nunemaker On Medical Title And State Exam
Dr Tunis Nunemaker just earned an M D from Hoston Medical College and faces a state examination before practicing in this state. He is uncertain about location but expected to succeed anywhere a capable physician is needed. The note praises his self made upbringing and hopes from the News and readers. Osteopathy reference ends with a line about Dr Upton and McCurty Bik dated March 26.
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Murrayity
Tunis Nunemaker
Hoston Medical College
Nunemaker
Nanemaker
Peculiar Spring Delays Crops Weather Harvest in Ohio
Out of town editors report an unusually cold and snowy spring delaying corn planting and pasture growth. Fruit crops look promising yet some orchards lack certain varieties. Local residents face illnesses, fires, and early marriages while community life continues with church events, visits, and new machinery in mills and farms.
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Lafe Worthman
L. E
Hamden Junction
L. E. Nimon
South Bloomingville
Sherman R. McDowell
Geo. Schurta
Orland
Ohio
Ray Hansel
Hii Sauders
Storm King Stalks Forth In Ohio Storm Toll
A Friday weather event in Ohio caused severe damage across Hocking county and nearby areas. Hail, lightning, and high water battered fields, orchards, and barns, with crops destroyed and trees uprooted. A Pleasantville-area boy was knocked unconscious by lightning, horses killed, and two shipwreck survivors recounted horrors from Lake Huron storms.
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Ohio
Hocking County
Logan
Gore
Johnston
Haydenville
Pleasantville
Charles Belt
Joak Friend
Baptist Corner
Colfax
Culp
Baltimore
Daumontville
Locality
New Salem
Rushville
Bremen
Lake Huron
Au Sable
Captain Place
Cleveland
Thomas Murphy
Milwauke
New Lexington High School Commencement Held at Opera House
The 1900 01 commencement of New Lexington High School took place at the Opera House. A large eager audience enjoyed student speeches and music by local talent led by Prof. Dollison. Judge Wright presented diplomas in President McGirr's absence, praising the graduating class.
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Lexington Herald
New Lexington High School
Dollison
Pupila
Pupila; First Violin, Prof. Dollison
A. W. Wolfe
Earle Birkimer
Otto Dollison
Chappelear
Louise
Laura Rinehart
Lancaster Elks Mark First Anniversary With Judge Wright Speech
Judge O W H Wright of Logan Lodge was introduced to address the Lancaster Elks anniversary gathering in Lancaster. He spoke humorously about the city chief executive, noted a recent grip illness, and praised new member 8 F O Grady and fellow lodge members W C Stretton B F Dunn J S Sites. He emphasized the elk pledge to protect home and family and received loud applause at the end.
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Sand
Dennison
Grace
New Pittsburg
Lee
Henry Jacoby
M. Fay McDowell
Nelsonville
Chas. Baird
Mattie
Capt Ryan
Logan
George Jacoby
Longbottom
James Hannah
John
Tom
Bud Rutherford
John Hill
Murray City
John Carter
A. J. Laverty
Otis Jacoby
Cecil Pummel
Charles
Michigan
Lancaster
Lancaster Gazette
8. F. O'Grady
W. C. Stretton
B. F. Dunn
Bucklen’s Arnica Balm Heals Severe Leg Wound
A LaGrange Georgia man offers six months of treatment for a frightful running sore on his leg and reports Bucklen’s Arnica Balm fully cured it. The testimonial mentions wounds and piles benefited, endorsed by a local sponsor.
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P. A. Danforth
LaGrange
Bucklen
Arnica Balve
Pila
Galyabo
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Olf
Carrie Nation
Moses
Gazetta
Ersof
Malcolm Jennings
Dewieltes
Chicago
Jevaeag
CH. Webb
Youngstown
James TL
Holden
Zanesville
Sentena
Costa
E.d. Tracy
Sam Whitehart
Frank Brown
John O'Rourke
Wesley Holden
Charles Rook
Alexander
Munkingum County
A.A. Frazer
Dear Mothers
Upton
McCurty
Denboro
A. J. Amarine
John A. Ferguson
Daniel Schaal
Henry Harble
Evans
Henry Engle
Swan
P.O
Charlotte Woolever
Hocking
Jasper Allen
Roseville
Perry Co
Baker
Gibbonville
Tewboro
Joshua Griffith
Gee. W. Biggs
Ming Bertha Griffith
Brown Tom
Ben Mowery
James Nixon
Sand Run
South Perry
Marshall Post
M.E
Welsh
Lewis McClelland
Wm. Carr
Orndorff
M. E
Simon Steel
J. H. Carned
Chas
Hedges
Baptist
Schholtz
Amanda
Mea
E. M. Kirkwood
Needmore
Jno
Woodworth
Muskingum Co
Allie
Bensie Blosser
Carbonhill
Deanon
John Kennedy
Rutter
George Heft
Dave Miller
Sand Rup
Webb Summitt
Salt Creek
Marion
May
Ellvert
Miss Mae Baker
Archie Landals
Misa Jonnie Landals
Archie
Apory Barrows
Linsle Humpateh
Ron Et ‘Thurday
Storm King
Fairfield
Lexington
The
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