Electric line timetable changes ahead for Mansfield route
Experts have nearly finalized a new timetable for the electric road with the Mansfield line to go into service in a couple of weeks. Some trains will depart fifty minutes after the hour, the 12:15 limited will be annulled and replaced by a 1:25 limited with a possible 3:15, plus several minor adjustments. Meanwhile a Dyn amite blast on a Doylestown farm killed Doylestown resident McCloud 65, as son Robert 21 found his father's clothes near the blast site three hours later. The body was torn and scattered, with the trunk recovered in a bed of a stream about 100 feet away. Funeral held Thursday. burial in Chestnut Hill cemetery.
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Mansfield
Doylestown
Clinton
McCloud
England
William Collier
Chestnut Hill Cemetery
Killed By Cars in North Lawrence Tragedy
William Schifferly, 60, was fatally struck by a train on the Pennsylvania Lines at North Lawrence on Wednesday. A longtime Marshallville resident, he operated a local business and was known for his work as a peak pro?eller.
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William Schifferly
Pennsylvania
North Lawrence
Schifferly
Marshallville
Notes From The Station At Ohio Works
T F Mann is improving slowly and coworkers contributed to buy a pretty mission rocker as thanks. Entomologist H A Gossard, in Florida, returns by January first through Baltimore for American Science Association meetings. Dr E B Forbes visited Mansfield on business. The station’s scientists will attend Baltimore meetings with Gossard Goodwin Gaither Gurley. Various staff travel to Norfolk and Kingsville for scientific gatherings. East Liverpool Review satire notes shopping law and women. Twentieth Century Marvels cites a dog glass eye and hints at toothless legends.
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T. F Mann
Manns
H. A. Gossard
Florida
Baltimore
American Science Association
E. B. Forbes
Mansfield
Water gauge explosion kills brakeman on Lake Shore train
At Laporte Indiana a water gauge burst in a Lake Shore fast mail locomotive cab at 60 mph. Head brakeman David M Welser died instantly. Fireman Dinner Replogle and engineer David Moorehouse injured. The men jumped as steam sprayed from the boiler. Moorehouse stopped the train.
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Laporte
Ind
Lake Shore
Chicago
New York
David M. Welser
David Moorehouse
Porte
Moorehouse
Fatal auto race during foothill drive near San Leandro
In Oakland on December 26 a speeding auto race killed chauffeur William L. Mowery and seriously injured passenger A Jorgensen and two young women, Miss Marie Jorgensen and Mary Jensen. Mowery’s car skidded on a sharp double turn, overturned, and pinioned him. the others were thrown free and survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
San Leandro
Willam L. Mowery
A. Jorgensen
Marie Jorgensen
Mary Jensen
Mowery
John Morgan
Grigs
Delta mutiny ends as crew is jailed near Teneriffe
Off Teneriffe on December 26 the Delta crew mutinied and hoisted Haitian colors aboard Jacques Lebaudy's yacht Emper or of the Sahara. Forced to Santa Cruz for coal, the mutineers were arrested on arrival. a fresh crew was placed on board.
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Yacht’s Craw
Teneriffe
Canary Islands
Delta
Jacques Lebaudy
The
Sahara
Santa Crus
PRESS POINTS ON HAT COSTS AND CONGRESS NOTES
The column cites varied items from the era. It mentions Tom Platts Ife and expurgation, a remark on a manuscript. It reports the 10 million dollars in fractional currency coinage last year and postal deficit concerns. It notes adjournment holidays and resumption of White House correspondence with William Dudley Foulke. It quotes a congressman saying five dollars suffices for women's hats, a claim paralleled by many fathers.
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Tom Platt
Baltimore Sun
St Louis Globe-Democrat
Congress
White House
William Dudley Foulke
Chicago News
Zanesville
Result of elections under Ohio local option law
Ohio voters in 62 counties banished saloons, while nine counties including Allen Defiance Fairfield Huron Lorain Mercer Richland Seneca Shelby voted against. The Ohio Anti Saloon League reports 65 percent of territory and 66 percent of population now dry. crime has fallen from 560 to 75 percent and the elections signal a favorable legislature for temperance measures.
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Wayne
Wheeler
Ohio
Columbus
Rose County
Allen
Defiance
Fairfield
Huron
Lorain
Mercer
Richland
Seneca
Shelby
Floons
Quiserheeter
Ktordey
AntiSamioon Ledge
Police Officer Shot Dead in Columbus Arrest Attempt
Patrolman Harry E. Campbell was mortally wounded by Harry Hilliard 18 as he tried to arrest him at his mother's claim of abuse. The youth fired from the doorway with a shotgun, striking the officer in the breast. Campbell died soon after. Hilliard is in custody.
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Columbus
Harry E. Campbell
Harry Hilliard
Hocking Valley Railway
Hilliard
Ironton Officers Accused Over Water System Contract
Ironton Mayor charges against the board of public service members Ketter Jones and Schwenkart for malfeasance and neglect in awarding and supervising the $76000 water system project. In Cleveland, Mrs Bertha Vacha and her three year old were found dead from gas asphyxiation. husband Frank Vacha unconscious, possible gas escape mystery.
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Ironton
Ironton O
Golden
Board of Public Service
Messrs
Cleveland
Bértha Vacha
Frank Vacha
Bas
Cincinnati Murderer Freed in Christmas Pardon
Columbus Dec 26 Governor Harris pardoned Haffel Brown a Cincinnati murderer serving a life sentence for a murder committed ten years ago. The pardon follows the Christmas custom to free a prisoner.
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Cincinnati
Columbus
Harris
Haffel Brown
Cokered
Robbers force safe opening in Curtice farmhouse raid
In Toledo on December 26, H A Schabow of Curtice was bound and had his feet burned with lit matches by two masked men who forced him to open a farm house safe and surrender about 180 dollars.
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Toledo
H. A. Schabow
Curtice
Here
Mother kills boy in family quarrel
Alfred Turner, 10 weeks old, died as a fight between his parents unfolded after the father, William Turner, attacked his wife over breakfast. The child, held by the mother, was dropped and crushed when the mother fell or was knocked down. Both parents were arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Turner
William Turner
Puzzling Question: Taft as 26th or 27th President
A reader asks which number Taft holds as president the 26th or 27th and what determines it the term in office or the individual person. The piece weighs how seconds in history assign ordinal counts to leaders.
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Taft
Cured Cold Sore With Bucklen’s Arica Salve, Local Claim
A Buffalo resident reports curing a severe cold sore with Bucklen’s Arica Salve after applying it once daily for two days. The ad promotes the salve as healing all sores, sold with a price and guarantee at H. Boyd & drug store.
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Leon F. Zelinski
Gibson St
Buffalo
Bucklen
H. Boyd & Drug Store
Deputy Sheriff Killed in Pryor Creek Disturbance
Deputy Sheriff Nicholas Mitchell was shot and killed at Hogan Institute fifteen miles south of Pryor Creek Oklahoma while attempting to quiet a disturbance at a celebration. Samuel and Henry Frye are under arrest and authorities are seeking George Frye.
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Pryor Creek
Okla
Nicholas Mitchell
Hogan Institute
Here
Samuel
Henry Frye
George Frye
Intense remedies praised for Chamberlain's Salve
The advertisement claims Chamberlains Salve instantly relieves intense ailments. It asserts many severe cases have been cured and notes availability through 8. H. Word & A.
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Chamberlain
Ely's Cream Balm for Cold Relief Ad
An advertisement urges treating a head cold with Ely's Cream Balm to prevent catarrh and inflamed air passages. It claims prompt relief and notes availability from Ely Brothers in New York, urging early use when cold symptoms appear.
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Ely
Warren Street
New York
Ely Brothers
Warren-Girat
Fragmentary Market Notice From A Historic Page
A damaged OCR fragment references firms Bixler Slardtcy and H Boyd & Co and mentions hospital links, tainted ties, and restored look. readable bits suggest a trade or medical context with archaic phrasing and unclear details.
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Bixler
H Boyd & Co
Fragmented OCR item from unknown place
Readable text is sparse, fragmentary, and not enough to identify persons, places, or events. No clear names, organizations, dates, or locations present to summarize into a factual news item.
Johnson Defeats Burns To Win World Heavyweight Title
In Sydney on December 26, Jack Johnson defeated Tommy Burns in fourteen rounds to claim the world's heavyweight boxing championship. Police halted the bout as Burns was overwhelmed, with Johnson delivering decisive blows after a match noted for Johnson's reach, power, and composure. The crowd numbered 18,000 to 20,000 as a brass band played and betting favored Burns early then shifted to Johnson.
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Sydney
Tommy Burns
Jack Johnson
Galveston
Tex
Burns
James J Jeffries
Referen McIntosh
Burnga
John
Jaden
Johnson
Texas
Australia
Peter Jackson
John J. Sulivan
Sullivan
James J. Jeffries
Bob Bitz
Simmons
Hank Griffo
Los Angeles
Bill Squires
Patterson and Dougherty Fight Draw in Wilmington Bout
Patsy Reardon and John Dougherty both of Philadelphia fought 10 rounds to a draw before the Wilmington Athletic club at Brandywine Springs on December 26.
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Wilmington
Del
Patsy Reardon
John Dougherty
Philadelphia
Wilmington Athletic Club
Brandywine Springs
Governor Elect Must Defend Title In Connecticut Court
New Haven Conn December 26 Governor elect George L Lilley faces legal action to defend his title amid corruption charges alleging improper use of campaign funds in the recent election. The charges are brought by George L Fox of New Haven. Chief Justice Simeon K E Baldwin and judges Silas A Robinson Williams preside. Counsel for Lilley include Stiles Judson and Lucian Durpee with support from Dexters firm.
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New Haven
Conn
George L. Lilley
Connecticut
George L. Fox
Simeon KE. Baldwin
Silas A. Robinson Williams
Stiles Judson
Stratford
Lucian
Durpée
Lilliy
Soowalter Co
Plreman Killed in Week. Wish. Dec 16 Delusion
Fragmentary report notes a plreman killed during a week of turmoil near Gidd Mimira Idaho and St Spokane. A trench of unclear bets and local confusion is mentioned amid a chaotic track of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nortiern
Idaho
St. Spokane
Boscoat
FESE OPERATION PERFORM ON DR BENNETT
Dr Bennett a University of Wooster chemistry professor underwent a major operation Thursday. An hour and a half of anesthesia followed a portion of his breast bone being removed. He faced pain on waking but physicians say recovery is proceeding smoothly and Mrs Bennett expects him home Saturday evening. Doctors hope he will fully recover from long standing X-ray related issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danett
Bennett
Wooster
Dr. Bennett
Plant Recovery Talk After Loudonville Factory Fire
Businessmen discuss a proposal to the Loudonville Handle factory after a fire destroyed the plant last week. It is unclear if the factory will rebuild at Loudonville or relocate, but the plant is regarded as a valuable employer and potential boon to Wooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Businese
Loudonville
Wooster
Doan's Kidney Pills End Back Pain Claims
A testimonial from G. N. Hofacker of Wooster Ohio praises Doan's Kidney Pills for curing backache and kidney disorders after four years of trouble. He credits Zimmermann Co drug store and Foster Milburn Co as suppliers with a 60 cent price and urges using the Doen's name only.
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NM. Hofacker
E. Henry St
Wooster
Ohio
Tan
Zimmerman & Co
Doen
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
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