Murderess of Seneff in 21-Year-Old Ohio Tragedy
Daviess County记, Ohio. In a past event Mrs. Athey and her husband killed Miss Seneff, a visiting Indiana woman, burying the body in an ash heap and later disposing of it in Sugar Creek. Mrs. Athey was convicted of second-degree murder, later became insane, and spent years in an asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal Dover
Cincinnati
Crites
Miss Seneff
Indiana
Galt Works
Seneff
Sugar Creek
Athey
Destructive Storm Sweeps Through Town With Damage
A severe thunderstorm battered the northwest area causing widespread damage. Trees toppled across streets and telegraph lines. a chimney was torn from homes on Peay and Van Trees streets. the Electric Light plant lost a smoke stack. several houses suffered roof and chimney damage. a woman was injured and a baby unharmed on Walnut Street. Fourth of July plans in Sulu were humorously misreported.
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Robert Aikman
Peay
Ben Purcell
van Prees Street
Tthe Electric Light Plant
Meredith
East First
van Trees
G. Beitman
Main
West First Streets
West Walnut Street
Hyatt House
Peter Heit
Weat Walnut Street
Henry Robinson
Walters
Hell
Dr. Walls
Home gold cure promised to end drunkenness
An advertisement touts a home gold cure claimed to neutralize alcohol cravings and cure alcoholism. It describes the remedy as pleasant to take, soluble, and usable without loss of time from work, with testimonials of thousands cured and many temperate men. It lists price and ordering details from Philadelphia and a local dealer.
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Dltis
New York
Levenberg
Trifuine
Thia
Iran
Ian
USA
Philadelphia
Philippines
Ts Fransisco
Globe ‘Democrat
Iera
Pacific
Sean
America
Unclear fragment on marriages and local names
Fragmentary text mentions marriage licenses and unnamed individuals with garbled phrases and possible names Streeter Leogootee and Smith. No coherent event or details emerge from the readable words.
Storm damages Barr Township as wind and rain rage
Special despatch reports heavy storm impact in Barr Township with damaged fences fruit trees and wheat shocks blown down and fields washed by washed roads and telegraph lines. Farmers bring cattle to town noting extensive timber damage and two thirds of fences down while wheat and crops lie flattened.
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Yarmer
Harris’ Mill
Stomach and Liver Tabs Promoted for Easy Use
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as an easy to take remedy. It markets them as a modern dietary aid with a simple dosage and price per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Bond Accepted for $1000 Signatures Listing
The bond of Harley Lamb was accepted today for 1000 dollars. Signed byClr Lamb William Sims Benjamin Bong Breys Catt. The report notes a flood of details about local business and fines, with references to tranq and lightning wires and county fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arley Lamb
Clr Lamb
William ‘Sims
Benjamin
Breys
Sorel
Kendall
Sfred Horrall
Chewing Gum Helps Soldiers in Heat and Relief
Fragmentary notes suggest chewing gum aids throat comfort and endurance for soldiers in hot weather. Visual cues imply gum chewing as a morale and relief practice amid milder conditions.
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Foulard
Scotch
Daviess County
Enterprise
Pierbf
Canat Dover
Osi
John Coleman
Sulu
Mark Hanna
Prand
Giorys
Liberty
Harleston Hoosier Democrat
E Pennes
Cuba
Weido
Deland
South America
Detroit
Bailey
Reeve
Harding
J. Beitman
Mat Boda
Ipho
Gazette Office
Due
Smith & 00
Drogg Fist
Leogootee
Montgomery
Barr] Township
TH Pson
Jeweler
Ros
Ant ‘Everthing
Carlisle
Eliams
Monley
Gheeawood
United States
Iyi, Hur
Harrison Towal Rhip Ghritie the Ee
The
Ma Carnahan Co
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