Wayne Township Notes and Local Tidings Dec 17
Wayne Township brief mentions marriages visits and family news from Wooster Orrville and Overton. A revival at M E church, road work east of town, and local happenings include illness recoveries, new residents, and planned Christmas events. Community church activities and school leadership noted.
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Menecker
Karl
T. C. McCoy
Clinton Howman
Lizzie
Polk
Rachel Jacobs
Susan Ewing
Lodi
Glags
Roseerhoff
Barber
M. E
Allie Gault
Deweyville
Sylvia Brown
Protracted meeting continues at U B Church
Large nightly audiences attend the protracted meeting at the U B church. The Palmer girls will leave Overton to return home. Reuben Johnson was seen Saturday shredding fodder. Our feed mill operates day and night to serve customers. FRITZ.
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U. B
Palmer
Overton
Reuben Johnson
Fritz
Boiling Pot World Haps and Mishaps Briefs
Locusts devastate Peru's fertile valleys while the U S supreme court upholds the Ohio Dow law. A fatal shooting in Sharpesville Indiana leaves Emory Cooper dead. Rose Sbrams 8 dies in Alliance Ohio after scalding bath. Embankment cave-in in Stratford Conn injures several workers. Ex President Cleveland calls for democracy’s return to first principles. James Stout a wealthy youth is jailed in Danville Kentucky for shooting at trains. Frank Chance of the Chicago club is seriously injured in Los Angeles after being struck by a pitched ball.
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United States Supreme Court
Sharpesville
Ind
Frank Jones
Emory Cooper
Rose Sbrams
Alliance
Stratford
Conn
Cleveland
James Stout
Danville
Frank Chance
Chicago Baseball Club
Los Angeles
Market Reports Grain and Live Stock Prices for Dec 17
Chicago markets show cattle and hog prices with diverse grades. Texas and Cleveland listings reveal regional variances, including steers at 4.00 to 4.80 and hogs around 4.60 to 5.10, with sheep and lambs trading in the 3.50 to 4.60 range. New York and Baltimore reports add wheat, corn, oats, and butter figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Texas
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Canada
Cincinnati
Boston
Ohio
Delaine
Toledo
Baltimore
Graigheads Groceries and Provisions List Prices
Corrected by CRAIGHEAD 4 Groceries and Provisions. Saturday Dex SHS ibpd000. Choice Butter per pound. Eggs per dozen. Cheese per pound. White Beans per bushel. New Potatoes. Salt per barrel. Wood per cord. Onions per bushel. Spring Chickens per pound. Turkeys per pound. Ducks per pound. Wheat Flour Corn Oats prices per barrel and per bushel. Various cents and dollars figures noted for general groceries.
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Craighead
Seagate
Peasee BC
W. D. Trudealer
Eise
Trolley Crashes Into Home. Motorman Killed in Ohio
East Liverpool, Ohio. A Riverview suburban trolley car jumped the track at Gaston Bend on Calcutta road and crashed into a Walnut street residence. Motorman James Christie died, conductor James Morgan seriously hurt, and several passengers bruised. Car and house damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool
Riverview
Gaston Bend
Calcutta Road
Walnut Street
James Christie
James Morgan
Collision in Ottawa river yards fatally injures two engineers
Toledo dispatch reports engineer George Pulciper of Ann Arbor and engineer William Troy of Pere Marquette fatally injured when an Ann Arbor mail train at full speed collided with a Pere Marquette engine on the main track amid a heavily laden passenger train. Passengers and firemen sustained injuries from jumping. both engines wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
George Pulciper
Ann Arbor
William Troy
Pere Marquette
Ottawa River
Draw Ends Hottest 20 Round Fight in Youngstown Ring
Eddie Lenny and Jack Hamilton fought 20 rounds before the Youngstown Athletic Club in a bout that went the limit. Though no knockdowns occurred, Lenny clearly outpointed Hamilton and was denied the decision by referee Mike Finn, leaving fans unhappy with a draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown, O
Eddie Lenny
Jack Hamilton
Youngstown Athletic Club
Mike Finn
Lenny
Hamilton Land
Steel Plate Pool Talks Reported in Steel Industry
Cleveland Dec 18 Negotiations are under way to form a pool by 14 large steel plate makers in the United States. The Carnegie company is said to head the list with 10 percent of total business. Meetings have occurred in Chicago and Pittsburgh over the past two weeks, with the pool arranged on a percentage basis.
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E. E. Noble
Bethel
Methodist Church
John Stauffer
Ville
Frank A
Big Prairie
Sherman Span
Plain
Evangelical Church
Jefferson
Cleveland
United States
Carnegie Company
Chicago
Pittsburg
First Party in Formation in the Philippines
Manila December 18 The first political party under American rule is forming Its platform pledges full American sovereignty with substantial native autonomy in local affairs Filipino leaders in conference with organizers plan to outline the platform to the Philippine commission and make it public shortly
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Manilla
Confession in Lynching Case Amid Mob Violence
John Rolla, the third lynching suspect from Rockport, denied guilt before confessing to striking the first blow in the murder of Hobie Simons after conflicting testimony and alibi doubts. A mob of about 600 men formed to lynch Rolla and another prisoner, prompting Governor Mount to deploy Company F, with authorities warning they could not contain the mob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owensboro
John Rolla
Rowland
Rockport
Veranda Hotel
Simons
Rolla
Indianapolis
Manitou island yawl capsizes as squall causes deaths
Manitowoc Wis Dec 17 Steamer Manhattan brings W H Shields and William McCauly lighthouse keepers from Squaw Island with bodies of Mrs Shields and Mary Davis found lashed to an overturned yawl. Lucien Morden drowned before the rescue. Two men rescued are badly frozen.
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Fersons
Manitowoc
Wis
Manhattan
W.H. Shields
William McCauly
Squaw Island
Shields
Mary Davis
Lucien Morden
Montague, Mich
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