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Newspaper
Washington Daily Herald
Location
Washington, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
5
Mexico City on June 8 reports a deadly earthquake striking after Ma Gore's triumphal entry into the capital. Deaths, injuries, and property losses are estimated at 50 million dollars in gold, with ongoing rescue and recovery efforts amid fear and disruption.
Tens of thousands line streets from Colonia station to the National Palace to greet Francisco I Madero as a national hero. Bands, bells and whistles echo as calm crowds, many in plain dress, wait hours for the procession amid signs of popular support.
A fragment mentions Dr Kings New Life 624 and suggests quick enjoyment of the product, but details are sparse and unclear. Further context is needed to confirm the full item, purpose, and timeframe.
Miss Bryan married merchant Hiebard Lewis Hargreaves a wholesale grocer of Lunce at Fairview. Rev Harry Plantinston officiated. Bride, once sweethearts with Bryan’s son, walked down arch as bridesmaids Lillie Trier Helen Schwind and sister Mrs Stein supported them.
Police expect to find more bodies around Mrs Moome Murdock alias Mamie Tasiosa after a murder case that includes Harry tests and Harding. She remains jailed and laughs at the possibility of solving disappearances. Columbus hosts trapshooting opening events with five teams competing including Dayton and Springfield.
The Kiln Buckeye State Building and Loan Company invites savers to grow old with comfort by depositing savings at five percent interest. With assets of 4.7 million dollars, the firm operates from Rankin Building at 22 West Gay Street in Columbus Ohio, promising security for future expenses.
A fragmented report from Cleveland mentions figures including General Warrison Cray Otispy and John Kirby of a national manufacturing group. The text references a gathering and a plan to raise funds, with vague details on objectives and timing.
About two hundred workers from West Sixth Street and Leslie Avenue garments walked through downtown streets, stopping at two dozen shops where they had worked. The parade grew to nearly half a mile as workers urged others to join and called for better pay and working conditions.
Cincinnati faced a strong pitching effort by Abagnoer as Philadelphia won its second red game. Cincinnati starter Cimeoiniart was knocked about early, while Clark Griffith was ejected by Empire Klem after disputing a ball call. Multiple city box scores follow with St. Louis Chicago Pittsburgh Washington Boston and New York results noted, including postponed New York Chicago New York game due to rain.
Fragmentary listing shows New Corn prices for yellow and white varieties at 50¢ and 34 Hay No 1 is priced around 2000 with various cryptic notes. The readable items include references to corn types and a hay grade with a dollar value and unclear context.
A fragmented listing shows live stock and grain price quotes from multiple markets including Cleveland and Buffalo. Cattle bulls steers and cows are priced with ranges for calves veal and sheep while hogs and lambs mark varied bids.
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