Human Bomb Dying Funeral Delayed After Open Air Show Tragedy
In Louisville on July 3 a stuntman known as the "human bomb" was severely injured during a live performance of She Last Days of Pompeii at the Churchill Downs area. He survived a parachute fall but suffered a broken back, with 6,000 spectators watching as the bombardment exploded near ground level. The incident halted the funeral of eight women and drew out indignant reactions from relatives.
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Zouisville
Pompeii
Churchill Downs
James Pott
Firemen strike break at Kingston Coal yard
Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania July 3 three former Kingston Coal company workers were rehired restoring their previous positions. In Miners Mills three fired Delaware and Hudson men also claimed their former posts and were told they might be reinstated.
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Kingston Coal Company
Pine Ridge
Delaware and Hudson Company
Miners Mills
Standard Oil Holds Loch Ol Oil Leases In Wooster Region
Standard Oil Co has leases at Loch Ol field with crews at work laying pipe to wells owned by H B Odenkirk and others in Wooster and nearby. Reports claim leases sold months ago by A Creitgey of Wooster were bought by Standard Oil. Oil expected to flow into the pipeline by late next week.
Ashland and New London railroad extension plan debated
Ashland A Wooster road builder Hoo Camp with Mr Herndon and Mr Miller visited to push extending the line to New London. He said he can fund and construct if Pittsburgh, Akron & Western guarantee a connection. Locals in Ashland and New London favor a northern terminus at New London, linking coal regions to Big Four at New London via Savannah Lake, Buck Creek, and J A Snyders farm.
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First Street
Motherless Children in Wooster Widow Loses Seven Childrenwife
Mrs Mary Bahl of West Larwill street died after convulsions from kidney failure following the delivery of a healthy boy. Her death leaves James Bahl with seven children. Doctors faced grave complications. the baby was born safely but the mother died at home. Interment was in Wooster Cemetery.
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James Bahl
West Larwill Street
Woostes Cumelery
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Hind
Lincoln
Reciprocity Next Session Cuban Treaty to be Ratified
United States plans to enact Cuban reciprocity next session by treaty, with ratification by House and Senate after a conference with the President. Other items note land disputes at Galveston island, military reservation status, and various local calamities and incidents.
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Ways and Means
Congress
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Senate
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Knox
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Galveston Island
OHIO OLIO. Ketcham's House on Wheels tour plan noted
Toledo July item reports George Ketcham owner of Cresis building a complete house on wheels with kitchen, servants quarters and a boat for a Yellowstone tour. The two days’ trip tests the vehicle as his family starts from the shops. Mayor Jones' son to wed in Shore Acres story notes upcoming marriage of Marign Culten, Shore Acres cast member, at St Peter Church. Also reports Music Teachers National Association officers elected Mit-In-Bay with year convention in Asheville NC.
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Shore Acrs Toy Peorcival
Jonea Wis ¢Uhen
Helen J. Cy
Shore Acres
Ales
Shore Acres Company
Mit-In-Bay
Music Teachers National Association
Rossiter
G. Cole Roston
Oliver Wizard Price
Indianapolis
York
Shreve Notes From a Busy Local Week
Mrs W L Sidle and daughter Huth visited Mittersburg J uday County Commissioner Alison was here on business Friday. Warner and wife of Daston voted friends here late last week. Brown T Craig went to Akron early this week on business. Paw Craig took a position at the Central and left Monday evening. John Skirrt joined a railroad company. Mrs Heberea Bartrup died at home Monday evening. funeral Wednesday at Grove. Miss Hazel Melavire a guest of friends at Plimpton W Aosidje. has been in Missouri for some time. returning Monday from Kansas City. Goats passed east of town. Woot Nouneer of Toostenville was cremust Friday.
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Perth
Hiazel Melavire
al Plimpton
Misaout
Maontay
Kansas
Tpoatenville
Cere
Pridayine
Wreck at UF Mn and shifting crew in service
A fragmented report describes a wreck near the University of Minnesota involving Tees and a group from Noogteet. The text mentions Crain and Petia entities, with references to the Alabama Love and a shift of a crew to Grville in the afternoon.
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UF Mn
Petia
Love
Grrville
Overcome by Heat on Liberty Street
Mr Kready of Tiflin, father of Mrs J Neidirk, was overcome by heat after arriving in the city. He was assisted to a carriage and taken to the Neikark home where Dr H J Stoll treated him. His condition is described as quite serious. Washington NC Genesee Pure Food Co ad praises Grain-O as superior for health and children.
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Tiflin
J. Neidirk
Ooun
Washington, Nc
Genesee Pure Food Co
LeHucy
N.Y
Jobo Dague
Waveb Deer
West Larwill Street
Christine Bros
Acts Immediately Cons for Coughs and Colds
A vintage advertisement proclaims a product named One Minute Cough Cure that cures coughs colds croup throat and lung troubles instantly. It lists Zimmerman & Co and Laubach & Boyd as associated sellers.
Foley's Honey and Tar Promoted for Bronchitis
Mrs. Mates Smith of Baal Tih writes that Foley's Honey and Tar is a sure cure after twenty years of bronchitis and that it has helped when other medicines failed. Sold by Laubach Boyd Zimmerman Co and Boyd Zimmerman Co. Also advertised Foley's Kidney Cure claiming cures where others fail.
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Laubach & Boyd & Zimmerman & Co
Boyd & Zimmerman & Co
Olsraer
American Banquet in London Angers Attendee Choate and King
At a London July fourth banquet at Hotel Cecil American society members showed discontent with Ambassador Choate’s actions and speeches. The event included toasts to King Edward and President Roosevelt, followed by a lively after-dinner series of remarks despite Choate’s announcement of a speechless finish. Nearby news covers legal cases in Quebec and Panama Canal title transfer progress, plus local incidents in Madison and Cincinnati.
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Josyeph
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Francis Grenfell
Roosevelt
Witte Sur Lianelis
Prines of
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de Choate
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Transfers Rumor Shakes French Embassy Posts in Washington
Paris issues denials though officials note a possible Cambon transfer to Berlin as part of planned diplomatic reshuffles. Cambon left Washington as rumors swirl about changes in the French service and the incoming Paris dispatch was due today.
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Weahington
Paris
Washington
Berlin
Parla
Purify the Blood to Halt Catarrh Discharge
Describes catarrh as a discharge from mucous membranes caused by blood impurity and weak body tone. Advises soothing inflamed membranes, strengthening the system, and purifying the blood to stop the discharge.
Glass works to get water with city bond funds
Water works board informs city council they are ready to lay pipes to city limits to supply the new glass works with fire protection and water. Council assures trustees that bonds will be issued and funds placed in the treasury for the project. This will allow the glass works to receive water.
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Coudits
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Water Works Trustees
Narrow escape at depot as train nearly hits man
H A Adams a Mansfield fruit house traveler had a near miss at the depot Tuesday night. He stood behind the Archer House bus then stepped toward the south platform as a train thundered by a few feet away. The engine cleared the track and Adams escaped unharmed in what observers call the city’s narrowest close call in days. He told a friend in Orrville Wednesday that he did not care to have such near mishap again.
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Archer House
Tran Na
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Secured His Horse After Street Sighting
A grey horse wandering Dallas Street was identified as Deck Franks property. Franks had recently bought the horse near Reedsburg and believed it returned to its former owner after leaving Reedsburg. He reported the loss to THE REPUBLICAN, and Marshal Letner was notified to recover the horse with Officer Frank assisting.
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Deck Franks
Mrranks
Reedsburg
Franks
Republican
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Situfeneumerin- OT Iter
Letner
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Women and Kidney Trouble Affects Men and Women Alike
An old advertisement notes kidney and bladder trouble harm both sexes, causing mind fatigue, reduced ambition, and bed wetting in children. It promotes Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer and Co of Binghamton NY, offering sample bottles and a pamphlet by mail.
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Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
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