Making Safety Certain At The Cleveland Trust Company
The Cleveland Trust Company avoids unsecured lending by requiring secured loans only. Every loan is backed by first mortgage real estate or marketable stocks and bonds, with most loans payable on demand and quick assets ensuring solvency. The firm emphasizes safety, deposits, and accessibility including small and out of town accounts.
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Clevelan Trust Company
Cleveland Trust Company
Andrew Carnegie
Miners Demand 12 Cent Per Ton Wage Increase
Indianapolis Jan 24 The United Mine Workers in executive session finalized a wage scale proposal seeking a 12 cent per ton run of mine rate with a seven cent differential for pidkami machine coal and a proportionate rise for inside and outside laborers. Current Indiana rate is 49 cents, proposed 61 1/2 cents. Pittsburg 65 Ohio 70 cents. No retreat from the demand and talks on a joint wage conference loom.
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Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
Wilson
Ohio
Indiana
Imaouis
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Mitchell
L. Lewis
Virginias
Jackson
Special Defense Fund
Mnols
Buckeye Brevities: Ros siter Civilian to Death and Local Notes
Horace L. Rossiter a Christian Scientist refused aid and died in Cleveland. He once supervised Lakewood schools, served as private secretary to Congressman W J White, and directed accounts under Mayor McKigon. Also: Colonel Philip Deitsch dies in Cincinnati. C C Mack tanner assigns in Gallipolis with $8,354 claim, assets about $20,000. Erie engineers seek higher wages. Charles M Sherman, 70, showman of Columbus past, dies in Clinton Mo. peace talks for plumbers and fitters underway in Cleveland. Judge Samuel Wildman seeks state supreme court seat. George H Ketcham buys The Conqueror station at Poledo.
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Cleveland
Horace L. Rossiter
National officer guest aids Wooster glass workers union
Bernard Bell mayor of Massillon and officer of the National Glass Bottale Blowers association attends Amer sp house to install union officers for the Wooster Class works glass blowers. Officers elected include President Patrick Toole Massillon and Vice President Edward Gilroy Terre Haute with Recording Secretary Charles Vogle Massillon and others from Lockport Olean Newark and Massillon.
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Bernard Bell
Massillon
National Glass Bottale Blowers’gassociation
Amer Sp
Belie
Wooster
Grand Army Whall
Artews -2
Patrick Toole
Edward Gilroy
Terre Haute
Charles Vogle
Ashland stock plant wiped out by fire flood week
A Beckley Phillips Stock Food plant in Ashland was totally destroyed by a blaze that raged from Thursday night into Friday morning. The Ashland Gazette recounts J Kispher of West an3o who, hearing the alarm, rushed to the scene. a veteran fireman of sixteen years, he directed efforts and kept the host one hour and a half, earning thanks for his service. The Gazette praises the fire department for protecting nearby property. The Republican notes the Cleveland Leader copy with skepticism and humorous anecdotes about a donkey, fox, and elephant tale, plus assorted local notes from Lodi Review and Baltimore News quotes. The column also mentions stock market ambitions, smallpox vaccination lines in railways, and a sales-like satire on curiosity.
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Beckley-Phillips
Ashland
Ashland Gazette
J. Kispher
Wess
Leighty
Weat Fourth Street
the Gazette
Kimber
Mrs Reamers Funeral Held for Louisa Heamer
Funeral services for the late Mrs Louisa Heamer were conducted at her residence on South Buckeye Street Wednesday afternoon by Rev G C Smith. Pallbearers named were W H Wiler Ben Miller Jacob Barnard M S Good man R T Bechtel and Edward Syphert.
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Louisa Heamer
South Buckeye Street
G C. Smith
W H Wiler
Ben Miller
Jacob Barnard M S Qoodman
R. T Bechtel
Edward Syphert
Evangelistic Conference at Mansfield Baptist Church Program
A Baptist Evangelistic Conference will be held at Mansfield Baptist Church on Friday January 80 with Mansfeld Mt. Vernon Coshocton and Wooster associations. The schedule includes prayers and multiple addresses by Rev J S Ebersole Rev J M Lockhart Rev A W McDaniel Rev Chas Frew Rev C F Ralston and Rev C J Rose plus songs and an audience with a finale. Mansfield church may arrange entertainment if Rev J C Massee is notified.
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Mansfield Baptist Church
Mansfeld
Mt. Vernon
Coshocton
Wooster
J S Ebersole
J M Lockhart
Joey
C F Ralston
Warren
C. J. Rose
Mansfield Church
J C. Massee
Creston to Become Suburb of Cleveland
The Cleveland Leader notes Creston will soon join Cleveland as a suburb. The Cleveland & Southern electric line nears Seville and Creston, with grading finished, poles set, and rails ready. Grading near Wooster is underway and cars are planned to run between Wooster and Cleveland by early summer.
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Creston
Cleveland Leader
Fromreston
Cleveland
Cleveland & Southern Electric
Corporation
Seville
Here
Wooster
Six Eagles Mining Stock Promotes Rapid Double Returns
A banner pitch for Six Eagles Mining Co touts stock at 50 cents per share with a promise that one dollar invested now will double in days. The letter from A. B. Lee as financial agent claims past success and urges readers to buy before the price rises to one dollar, alleging opposition is lying. The open books and mine are cited as proof, inviting inspection and investment.
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Bround
Wooster
Eagles
Eales
Six Eagles Mining
Six Eagles Mining Co
SIX Eagles Mining CO A. B
Lee
Vacination as condition for employment discussed by managers
Enid reports managers consider vaccination a job condition urged by railway surgeons to prevent smallpox in shops. They warn failure would be a business calamity as railroads restructure routes, with B&O and Pennsylvania lines reducing distance from Chicago and Pittsburgh to Baltimore, adding new cutoffs near Pittsburgh and a 200 mile stretch. Judge Gillner issued rulings in the Southern Ohio Loan and Trust case clarifying dues and interest in building and loan associations. Four eclipses are forecast this year with a partial view in the U S. a list of principal church days and holidays is provided including Lent, Easter, Thanksgiving and Christmas along with longest and shortest days.
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Enid
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Jaudge T J Gillner
Warren
Southern Ohio Loan
Margaret
Weis
Audh
Freight car derailed at Applecroft damages drug store front
A freight car derailment at Applecroft parked near 245 o'clock Friday morning caused the attached portion of the train to strike a drug store in a frame building owned by Dr W He Winkler. The front end was demolished, plastering knocked down, and the entire structure shifted several inches with severe losses reported.
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Applecrook
Apyscree
W He Winkler
Major Glenn Likely Acquitted in War Prisoner Killing Trial
Special to The Republican from Manila reports Major Glenn’s trial, charged with unlawfully killing war prisoners, has concluded. Phendt lx withheld, but belief centers on acquittal.
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Manila
Major Glenn
Farmers' Mutual Improvement Club Meeting Change Notice
The Farmers' Mutual Improvement club will meet at F A Becker's home on Wednesday February 4, a day change. The program includes readings and discussions with participants Silber Garner Dennis Warner Warner Moore and others. Topics cover farming twenty years hence Grange in Plain Township and frugal fencing along with price considerations for farm products.
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Farmers’ Mutual Improvement Club
F A. Becker
T Silber
Plain Township
Chas. Garner
M. Dennis
Gertrude Warner
Alice Warner
Wesley Warner
H Moore
Kros
Motherhood and Bradfield Regulator Co. Ad Claims
Warns mothers about birth medicines and internal remedies containing narcotics and morphine. Promotes externally applied Athena Friend and The Bradfield Regulator Co. patent, offering a free little book titled Motherhood and a $100 price note.
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Athena
Bradfield Regulator Co
Draggista
Milania
Headache remedy praised by Mrs. N. A. Webster
A Winnie Virginia reader reports Dr. King's New Life Pills wholly cured her two year struggle with sick headaches. The ad touts relief from headache constipation and biliousness. Available at Laubach & a drug store for 25 cents.
Children Poisoned in Mysterious Incident
A vague clipping reports multiple children poisoned in a confusing incident. The text mentions mothers and a suspected toxin or substance but details are unreadable. Authorities and caregivers are unnamed. the fragment provides no dates or locations.
Unconscious From Croup A Chester Postmaster Notes Cure
A Chester Michigan postmaster A L Spafford reports his little girl nearly strangled by croup. After administering four doses of One Minute Cough Cure the swelling eased, breathing improved, and quick recovery followed. The ad claims the remedy cures coughs colds and throat and lung troubles. Sold by Laubach Boyd and Zimmerman Co.
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A. L. Spafford
Chester
Mich
Laubach
Boyd and Zimmerman & Co
Chases Nerve Pills Touted by Wooster Woman
Mrs J B Swartz of 184 West North St Wooster Ohio reports her sister suffered nervous dyspepsia and sleeplessness until using Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills from Zimmerman Co Drug Store. She says digestion improved nerves steadied and sleep natural. See Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY for portrait and signature on packages.
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J. B. Swartz
West North St
Wooster
Ohio
A W Chase
Zimmerman & Co
A. W
A. W Chase
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Schedule Fragments
Fragmentary OCR shows No. 109 connecting at Lodi for eastern routes and main line service. No. 07 serves Lodi west and points north. Mentions Millersh and a branch with trains to Sally except Sunday. Manager listed as Past Teen 2 Ballicores MMG.
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Lodi
Peters
Millersh
Sally
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