Transfers of Heal Estate Record Entries
A long list of recorded warranty deeds and affidavits across multiple townships listing transfers of acreages and parcels to various buyers. Notable entries include Thomas Sutgler to Howard Eberhart Lot 37 in New Illinois, and Joseph Bansale et al to William Landry 118 acres in Chester township, among numerous 40 to 60 acre tracts with dollar values. The article also includes oblique obituary material for Emma Emling of Congress village and family tributes.
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Romentato
County Recorder
Florian &dhaMer
Laure Rothman
Borrend
Pitt Hermes
Thomas W Sutgler
Howard J
Eberhart
Lolo Bo Thompson
Buaband
Leonard Eberhart
Fredyricksnorg
David Rudy
Board of Education of
Sugar Creek
Anger Creek Township
Wo. L. MeIcure
William Miller
Jacob Miller
Crostub
Philip Baum and Wie
Miller Bros
Creceton
Jacob T Muller
Creaton
Jacob P Holtzer
Charles H Arvold
Orrville
Daniel Mellinger
Lee C. Humblehouser
Plain Township
Roose Landia Et al
Ramantha Shumaker
Wonater
J.lua Ocornal
Loura D. Cornal
Paint Town
John G. Amatalz
Eset
Unolon
Radulf Techantz
Ella Trobantz
Exere
Banghman Township
Alfred B. Peckinpaugh
George W Miller
Slankerville
Daniel D Btelnar
Eva Plar
Chippewa Township
Peter Muaner
John F. Burger
Chippewa
Edward McCormick
Zada McCormick
Wooster
Obituary of Mrs. Jane Ewing at Congrasa Ohio 1900
Mrs. Jane Ewing of Wayne County Ohio died at home near Congresa on December 27 1900 aged 80 years 2 months 13 days. She was born April 14 1811 in Allegheny County near Butler County and migrated with her family to Ohio in 1819 settling on the old Jacoby farm. She leaves a large family lineage including William Roseborough and Eliz Johnson Roseborough descendants. Her husband Samuel Awing Jr. married on the Roseborough farm in 1830, with Rev Samuel Irvin officiating, and she remained a devoted member of the United Brethren Church.
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Congrasa
Wayne County
Jane
Ellis Ewing
Ewing
William
Snveanoah Johnson
Ohio
Johnson
Pennyvania
Bath
Ireland
Rogeborough
Samuel Park
Adam
Mary Shebundys
John
Jane Ewing
William Ewing
Elsie
Alexander McCulley
Sarah
David Gonley
Margaret Farver
Mary Ann
Jamon Stanley
Arcond Hisband
John Rickert
Elisa
Samuel Ewing
Childran
Eliz
Esle Jane
Hiram
Lorinda
Lovenia
Samuel Awiog
Roseborough
Samuel Irvin
Sveeder
U.P Church
Etjzsbersall
Gladstone Family Debates At Home 1829
A summer 1829 view of the Gladstone household shows WilliamGladstone and siblings debating daily matters from trout cooking to window opening. Father rewards clever falsh with praise while a Scotch servant humorously interrupts with a hanging over a wall nail.
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Willia
Ingia
John Gladstone
Great Britain
William
Thomas Gladstone
William Gladstone
Mary
Miss Mary
Wiliam
Willie
Quick Departee in Anecdotes of Clergy and Lords
A fragment recalls Wesley’s creased Atlantic trip and a pair of solemn youths claiming the devil is dead. Spurgeon replies that Charlesworth has not changed views, only cleaned his windows. Lord Palmerston and Bishop Wilberforce share a church outing, a rain delay, and a quip about walking to avoid profane talk.
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Wesley
Atlantic
Weasley
Spurgeon
Charlesworth
Congregationalists
The
Baptista
Mr Charlesworth
Mr Spurgeon
Lord Palmerston
Wilberforce
Atanda
Sita
Railways and Ringling Shows Link to Big Money Flows
The article details James A Halles and James Bailey's influence in railroads through the Barnum and Bailey Greatest Show on Earth Buffalo Bill Wild West and Sella-Fore-Paugh, noting trains with 170 cars and 1,800 people. It explains excursion traffic and how Bailey contributes about 1,250,000 yearly to railroads, with contracts managed by a key railroad contractor who negotiates routes, engines, and crews, often arranging complex multi-train runs between late night hours.
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James A. Halles
United States
James al Dailey
Barnum and Bailey
Buffalo
Thea
Bailey
Chicago Titaes Herald
Baltimore's Benefactor and the Johns Hopkins Legacy
A Baltimore benefactor's rise from Anne Arundel County to founder of Johns Hopkins University and Hospital marks a pivotal arc. The narrative recalls his start at a small grocery, frugal years, and eventual role among Peabody Pray Hopkins in shaping the city's great public monuments.
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Baltimore
Whatleasle
Atore
Peabody
Pray
Hopkins
New Minerals Show Gas Bubbles in Quartz Cavities
Fifty minerals discovered recently reveal cavities filled with fluids or gases. A slice of North Carolina quartz contains a gas bubble. most remarkable is a bubble that moves restlessly within a tiny cavity, darting wall to wall as it seeks escape, a motion likely continuing since granite formed.
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North Carolina
Washington's Oath Site and Treasury Vaults in New York
The article describes a Treasury building on Wall Street near Nos 20 in New York with vaults of gold and silver used by city businesses. A Washington statue stands on the steps, twice life size, marking the spot where the president took the oath, adjacent to a large red sandstone block framed and glazed for preservation. A quotation from Uncle Eben about ambition is noted.
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Wall Street
New -York
Atande
Wash.ington
Whch
Water spout encounter near Point Reyes aboard the Metha Nelson
Captain Rice and his crew aboard the Hawaiian sugar schooner Metha Nelson describe a violent waterspout thirty miles northwest of Point Reyes as it tore past the vessel. The spout capsized the bow, twisted the rigging, and then passed off to starboard without major damage. The ship had been sailing from Makaweli toward this port in improving northwesterly winds when the column of water struck.
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Rice
Metha Nelson
Point Reyes
Makaweli
Hawaiian Islands
Ike
San Francisco Chronicle
Wife Orders Husbands Clothes From Fifth Avenue Shop
A wife of a former Cabinet officer visits a Fifth Avenue shop to select three suits for her husband, asserting she handles his wardrobe. The ex-minister, surprised, is measured quietly as she directs patterns and styles, while noting he would not meddle in her choices.
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Fifth Avenue
So-ahd-so
Washington
Alugium Ward Plans Curtain for Fireproof Opera House
Alugium approved construction of a new fireproof curtain for the opera house. The curtain measures 614 feet wide by height unspecified, weighs about 4,000 pounds, and is composed of aluminum sheets indicating a thickness near one twelfth inch.
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Heal Estate
Congress Village
Congo
Jupe
Brilende
Lelet
Emira
Fulton
Iwr
Gladstone AB
Johns Stopkine University
Anne Arundel County
Marylnaid
Klee
Pacific Ocean
Point Keyes
Makawell
J. B. McCormick
Wayne
Holmes County
Lion
Arbackley
Cordova
Borax
Hornby's
Baker
Japan
Tee
Wee
Fprhdhericesburg
Oztio
Harding & Co
Court House
West Liberty Street
Willer
Woolstke
Herald
Public Care
Spink Street
Bowman At
Nold
Welling
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