Doctor Alphonse Meyer A Pioneer Physician Of Pineville
Dr Alphonse Eugene Meyer born June 29 1860 in Essen Germany rose from humble roots to study at Bonn Griefswald and Munich befriended the Kaiser while in Bonn later served as a Bavarian cavalry surgeon and emigrated to the United States in 1885. After practice in Cincinnati Hamilton Charleston and Montgomery he settled in Pineville Wyoming County and now Huntington area pursuing an active medical career. He married twice first to Miss Gerretson of Charleston producing three children and his present wife Vernalia Laxton of Rock Castle.
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Grand Duchy of Save Wemnair Eiseeach
Germany
Clemens Eugene Ludwig Meyer
Milhemina von “Iegeman Meyer
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Dr. Meyer
Pinewille
Wyoming County
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Essen
University of Griefswald
University of Bonn
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Bonn
Bavarian Gut Horse Cavalry
Switzerland
Italy
Herman Wild
Poland
New York
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Ludwig
Europe
Charleston
United Consolidated Coal Company
Montgomery
Cost Company
Pine- Fille
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Myers
Gerretson
Meyers
Verniala Laxton
Rock Castle
Lawrenceburg teen edits pencil printed weekly paper
Lawrenceburg resident Robert R. Fimgerald edits The Week Ts 2H, a weekly pencil pressed newspaper run by hand lettering. Editions range eight to twenty pages, with green sheets for baseball extras. A special edition joined Indiana’s Panama Pacific exhibit, and President Wilson received one. Fitzgerald, twenty, works ten hours daily in a factory to support his family while pursuing a real newspaper here he hopes to own.
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Robert R. Fimgerald
Mooner Mingles
Springerald
Indiana
Wilson
Fitzgerald
Sue
Real Newspaper
Interesting new inventions from Streator and beyond
A Streator inventor unveils a bread slicer with a fixed-cut gauge to ensure uniform slices, reducing thickness errors. Wisconsin inventors patent an auto extinguishing kerosene lamp with a light‑adjusting window screen, while aviation notes include a phonograph for recording observations. An Ohio quarry conveyor belt, 839 feet long and weighing 12 000 pounds, costs 6000 dollars, possibly a record. other items include a folding wire handle for basket carriers and a modular cane that converts to a stool.
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House That Sheltered Mayflower Pilgrims Saved From Debt Sale
Plymouth Mass May 8 The old Howland house the only dwelling in America to sheltered Mayflower passengers of 1620 will not be sold for debt The judgment on a mote against the Society of Descendants of Pilgrim John Howland of the Mayflower has been satisfied and the ancient house saved from sale
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America
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Society of Descendants of Piler
John Howland
Titus
Panorama of Battle View From Canal Traversal
A passenger account aboard two England to India steamers passing the Suez Canal during Turkish attack describes a panoramic battlefield vista. They witnessed trenches, entrenched troops, and dead Turks near Kintara and the Bitter Lakes as British forces moved inland.
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Our Railroads in Town Through the Years
The Baltimore and Ohio rail depot stood at the East End near Pinnickinnick on Jackson Place for 42 years before moving in June 1893 to a site opposite the town center. The Monongah railroad opened in 1889, the Short Line rail was built on 1391, and the West Virginia and Pittsburgh line to Weston dates from 1573.
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Fifth Avenue Wolves and Film Stars Headlines
New York May 3. Reports of wolves prowling Fifth Avenue near Nimetyefgath Street spark patrol chatter and a joke reply from a lieutenant. Also notes Geraldine Farrar joining film, Lasky Company deals, cabaret licensing battles, and a Green Europe war joke among New York reporters.
Muster Out Militia Over Barber Controversy in Baltimore
Governor Goldsborough approves court inquiry findings to dismiss Company 2 for insubordination after the Fifth regiment refused to elect Marshall Jones as lieutenant due to a barber. The report condemns officers for social maters and cites marching to meetings and publishing articles reflecting on a superior as insubordination. Capatio Brundige is censured for failing to forward the petition for Jones’s election. One resident in Northimpwn shire England faced a first-year intoxication consequence.
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