Tragic Ohio Railway Death Claims 41 Year Old Employee
Tacob Griffin, 41, of 786 Short Minit street Toledo, died Monday after a passenger train backed into the Ohio Central yard at East Toledo. He was between two cars when the two sections separated, his legs severed and chest crushed. Griffin, a longtime employee described as faithful, leaves a wife and five children. His body was moved to an undertaker and then home. The accident occurred about 11 am.
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Tacob Griffin
Ohio
Toledo
Tle
Short Minit Street
Local Testimonials Endorse Chamberlain Cough Remedy
From everywhere come words of praise for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. "Allow me to congratulate you on the merits of your Remedy. It cured me of chronic bronchitis when the doctor could do nothing for me." For sale by A B Clumpney, druggist.
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Charberlain
Chas. F. Heinel
Toledo
A.B. Clumpney
Veterans Entertained by Wolford Post at Perrysburg Hall
About 106 old soldiers and their wives, members of Bord Post and East Toledo Ladies Relief Society, gathered at Perrysburg Town Hall for a camp fire meeting. Commander Kingsburg presented a key to the town, Dr. Wilson spoke for Bord Post, and Rev Burger led prayer. Local dignitaries and a Lincoln tribute highlighted the program, followed by a banquet and a flag drill performed by local youths under Prof H R Charles.
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Woldlera
Bord Post
Ladies Relief Society of
East Toledo
Wolford Post
Perrysbury
Kingsburg
Perrysburg
Wilson
Bord
H.R. Charles
J. P. Brandhuber
F. C. Mberly
Messrs
Chas. Chapman
Chas
Champney
Veta
Kentucky
Burger
Geo
Sheets
John S. Kounta
Mision Ridge
Maumee
Department and Nations
Abraham Lincoln
Crofts
3D Ohio Cavalry
Lidles
Merton Yenger
H. R. Charles
Hic
Alta Harned
L. Newcomb
Lola Judson
Frank Philbin
Georgia Newcomb
Rose Chubb
Bessie Buird
Merlin Bowers
Nellie Taylor
Charlie Wilson
Mabel Charles
Russell Koxmuler
Esther Schlect
Lester Wilson
Helen Sower
Death of Mrs Blodgett at Perrysburg home
Mrs Blodgett of Weston died after an illness of one day at the home of her son in law Abu Cranker in Perrysburg while wintering there. She was 70, widow of her husband and mother of the family having predeceased her. Funeral will be at Mr Ceauker’s Second Street home Saturday at 7 30 pm with Rev Lone of Weston officiating, burial at Port Mote cemetery.
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Mra Periwelia Pertington Blodgett
Weston
Abu Cranker
Perrysburg
Ceauker
Lone
Port Mote
Mardi Gray Festivities Appeal to New Orleans and Mobile
In New Orleans and Mobile on February 224 1898 agents of OH & 1) Ry announce a reduced travel rate for the Mardi Gray festivities. Tickets go on sale February 14 to 21 with limited validity, requiring prompt purchase for travel before March 6. Refunds and exact routes pending official guidance.
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New Orleans
Mobile
Ala
Coninnatt
Recaviinis
Two Men Arrested in Copper Wire Theft at railroad
Martin Kinney and John Whalen of Tatedo were jailed Monday night for malicous destruction and stealing copper wire from the M V V Ry. They faced Mayor Bowers Tuesday. Kinney was found guilty and bound over to court in 500 dollars. Whalen waived exam and was bound over. A third conspirator escaped. Railroad attorney Lloyd represented the company.
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Martin Kinney
John Whalen
Tatedo
M. Vv. Ry
Bowers
Kinney
Whalen
Frick
Uhis
Lloyd
Coon Hollow at the People's and A Guilty Mother at Toledo
Theatrical attractions present Coon Hollow at the People's for four nights starting Sunday with Tuesday matinee and a live melodrama A Guilty Mother in Toledo by Arthur D. Hull. Star cast features popular prices for matinees 24 cents and evenings 15 to 50 cents with reserve seats 8 or 40 cents depending on show.
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James H. Wallick
Arthur D. Hull
Bes
Valentine Theatre Next Week Attracts Songa's Band And Pudd'ahead
The Valentine Theatre announces upcoming shows for next week including Songa's Great Band performing Sunday night February 27 and Pudd'ahead Wilson staged for Thursday, Friday, Saturday and a Saturday matinee.
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Vilentine Theatre
Songa
Great Band
Pudd’ahead Wilson
Women Alone in Europe and American Wives Abroad
European upper class surprise over American women traveling without husbands. An American minister recalled court anecdotes about women attending courts and dinners unaccompanied, with queens and nobles noting their independence.
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Europe
Acestrian
Onleide
Berlin
Margharita
Italy
Ont
A Good Letter From Clerk of Circuit Court PusANandina
A letter from Geo E Worry, clerk in PusANandina Florida, dated February 28 1896, praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy for croup and colds in children and urges restocking the medicine. Druggist J George Surrer is referenced, and Champney drug store is noted as seller. The misspelled text reflects old-time advertising language.
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Gircuit
Pusanandina
Fla
Mint
J. George Surrer
Deir Georgeo
Geo
Delegates Chosen by Central Committee for Judicial Convention
Central Committee meeting in Bowling Green selected 51 delegates and 41 alternates to the Findlay judicial convention on March 3 1898. Names listed include Bairdstown Peter Painter Bloomdale Thompson Brandeberry Cygnet A McGill Jerry City J Baird Bowling Green and many others across multiple towns with alternates also named.
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Republican County Central Committee
Bowling Green
Findlay
J. , Baird
Central Committee
Bairdstown
Peter Painter
Bloom—dale
Thompson Brandeberry
Cygnet
A. McGill
Jerry City
J. Baird
C. R. Painter
BR. B. Moore
G. H. Nearing
G. H. Bankey
Grand Tapida
W. A. Wotaon
R. A. Housely
Hammansburg
Charles Gillespie
Baltimore
G. W. Wilkinson
John Hahn
A. J. Steele
Jackson
George Dunn
A. J. Pettys
Millbury
W. Fh.wacor
Moline
N. A. McAllister
Liberty East
H.J. Rudolph
West
Jacob Hook
Dunnridge
Gorrill
Haskins
Fred Pennett
Milton North
M. A. Matheny
South
Marion Cox
Bradner
A. A.stump
J. E. Ladd
Freeport
B. C. Harding
George Reed
Risingsun
John Lybarger
Perry North
B. EF. Simon
Perry South
Peterson
Perrysburg
B. L. Blue
T. A. Tinney
E. L. Kingsbury
Plain
Fred Hartman
Portage East
A. L. Pollard
J. BP. Weissinger
R. W. McMahon
Ross
Ed Hicks
Troy
James Gibson
Washington
D.C
Beverstock Named Candidate for Common Pleas Judge
Wood county will present Edward Beverstock as the bar's choice for Common Pleas judge. Two bar members attended the meeting with Ex-Judge Nearing chairing and Joe B. Baird serving as secretary.
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Wood County
Edward Beverstock
Office of Common Pleas
Atloraey Donshay
McClavand
Troup
Puloter
McMillen
Duno
Edgar
Shatnel
Moore
Abbout
Hollenbeck
Harrington
James
Reed
Beverstock
Campball
Haskell
Kully
Emaile
Noorleg
Piles
Kirk
Nearing
Canaby Clark
Joe B. Baird
Don't discuss private business in public places warns Brooklyn man
A Brooklyn man recalls overhearing a real estate syndicate plot in a cafe near City Hall. He highlights a $7,000 loss to a broker who boasted of a $18,000 deal on 210 Cheap Street, while he himself aimed for $85,000 on 221 Cheap Street. He urges discretion in private business matters.
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Tiatan
Checuks
Cheap Street
Tio
Bealt
N. Y. Sun
Wild dogs menace stock along Arizona New Mexico border
Chicago Chronicle reports wild dogs spreading from a 3 year old arrival in American Valley New Mexico to an extensive region near Nuttleso. Weighing about 100 pounds they attack cattle calves and even full grown stock. Residents claim aggressive packs and alleged poison deaths tied to dog attacks amid calls for extermination.
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Arizona
New Mexico
American Valley
Thomas Alera
Netroxsio
Alger
Apache County
Chicago Chronicle
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