Tetanus fears rise from vaccination in Camden
Philadelphia reports tetanus cases linked to vaccination spark Camden health and education boards to halt vaccination until inquiry. Nine cases noted with seven deaths. committee to probe causes. Separate Atlantic City note records third local tetanus death in two weeks and ongoing concerns.
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Philadelphia
Camden
N. J
Board of Health
Board of Education
Irta
Steacher
Wonderful Cures Promised by Ancient Longevity Secret
A fragmentary note touts cures and a revived oldTIME longevity secret. It frames mysterious treatments as miraculous, claiming health boosts and extended life from an ancient method once forgotten.
Free Life Elixir Claim From Dr Kidd in Fort Wayne
Dr James W Kidd of Fort Wayne Indiana announces a claimed life extending elixir named Elixirot Life. He offers free trials to prove its cures for rheumatism neuralgia stomach kidney and throat ailments among others. He asserts no risk and cites past doctor testing and family use.
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James W.kidd
First National Bank
Fort Wayne, Ind
James William Kidd
Applecreek Woman Wins Popular Child Voting Prize
In a lively town event the medicine troop selling “Gerd Remedies” held an entertainment where each purchaser could vote for the most popular child. Hazel Faux led a close three way contest and won the rug prize. A stormy farewell for R G Merrimen and wife drew a large crowd. Reverend Miller and bride returned from Petersburg after a German Reformed reception. A railroad accident near Orrville sparked relief stories as Miss Nannie Sharp near 14 miles south took a medicine causing illness but recovered after emetic treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Faux
R. G. Merrimen
Miller
Petersburg
Orrville
Steer Shot and Small-Town News From Blackleyville
In Blackleyville on November 18 Chris tina Fairway remains ill but cheerful. Cora Rylan of Akron visited her mother Mrs Parvin Rylan. Farmer S G Solady had a fine steer shot last Monday, died the next day. Quit-Morter will be allowed time to fix up. Morter visited town seeking care for his daughter in Wooster hospital. Mrs John Rickenbaugh was treated in Wooster. Charles Rickenbaugh and Will Palm returned from the Dakotas praising the scenery. Rickenbaugh Bros moved their sawmill to Spot's woods for a large project. Box socials draw jealousy over couples dining together. FE C warns against prejudice. Mrs Charles Myers plans spring repairs to her mother’s Blackleyville property for a nice home.
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Blachleyville
Christina Fairway
Cora Rylan
Akron
Parvin Rylan
S. G. Solady
Morter
Wooster
John Rickenbaugh
Charles Rickenbaugh
Will Palm
The
Dakota
Rickenbaugh Bros
Fire in Accomac holds and port delays Corked
In Key West the British steamer Accomac carrying 500 bales of cotton from Galveston to Liverpool is in port with a serious hold fire. Fire discovered 36 hours before arrival and expected to take about 10 days to extinguish. Also reported are a farmhouse blaze in Antigo Wisconsin killing three children, a fatal fall from a bluff near St Joseph Missouri, and a gusher at Baku Russia flooding with 1,000,000 poods daily. other brief notices include horse racing results and names from Washington listings.
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Key West
Fla
Galveston
Liverpool
Pope Lee Reported In Senator Chauncey Debacle
Clipped notes show Pope Le e again reported amid a chaotic scene described with garbled figures and references to Senator Chauncey and Mr Dawan The text mentions a bank and attackers amid a perplexing sequence of numbers suggesting losses or miscounts without clear context.
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Pope-Lee
Chauncey
Roosevelt State of the Union Details Reciproc ity and Tariff Notes
Washington reports outline President Roosevelt's first message to Congress as 14 000 to 16 000 words. It reviews the financial condition, surplus causes, tariff revenues, and internal taxes with no tariff revision commitment. Reciproc ity is downplayed amid opposition from Rep Dalzell while Texile interests warned. The article covers Hay Pauncefote Treaty and responses from ambassadors Hay and Holleben, noting neutral canal provisions and German relations.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Republic
Dalzell
Pennsylvaia
New Jersey
Congress
Roberts
Muassacrumetts
New Ene
Jang
Five dynamite explosions and deadly mine accidents
Five mangled dynamite explosions trigger two fatal mine accidents near the Canadian Soo. In Helen iron mine near Michipicoten James Ryan was blown apart by 5,000 pounds of dynamite. At McMillan copper mine near Rock Junke four miners were badly injured while thawing blasting powder. two may die, one—likely blinded. Minor injuries also reported as houses shattered.
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Sadie Ste Marie
Mich
Helen Iron Mine
Michipicoten
James Ryan
McMillan Copper Mine
Rock Junke
Oll
Canal Treaty Signed by Hay Pauncefoote in Washington
Special dispatch from Washington notes that the new canal treaty was signed at noon today in Mr. Hay's office. Hay and Pauncefoote signed the agreement, marking a key diplomatic development in the capital.
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Washington, D. C
Hay
Pauncefaute
Mr. Hay
Washington
Richard H. Smith Found Dead In Home
Richard H. Smith of the third ward was found dead in bed Sunday at his son Harry R. Smith’s home. A veteran of the National Guard and a devoted husband to Mary A., he had been in poor health for years but recently improved. Survived by one son, his remains will rest beside his wife in Millbrook burial grounds, with funeral services at the home Tuesday morning.
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Richard H.smith
Third Ward
Harry R. Smith
Woodland Avenues
Fir Smith
Ube
Millbronk
Mere Smith
Hane
Swith
Mary A
John Nichols
Millbrook
Atv A. m. Standard
Ohio Tuberculosis Society organized in Columbus meeting
The Ohio Society for the Prevention of Tuberculosis formed in Columbus with Dr Byron Stanton presiding. Dr Probst urged national education efforts, stressing prevention and treatment to combat the disease, noting Ohio loses over six thousand lives yearly. Members urged broader participation and renewed action to reduce TB deaths. The note ends with Dr J C Burneson.
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Phuraday
Ohio Society For the Prevention of Tuberculosis
State Board of Health
Byron Stanton
Cincinnati
Oy Probst
Columbus
Jos. H. Outhwaite
S.S. Knabenshue
Toledo
Andrew Thunberman
F. Lyle
Transiat
R. N Rownd
Probst
Associa
Nationaf Puberctsstrs
London
Couness
Ohio
Robert Koch
Congress of Tuberculosis
Board of Trustees
Ate
J.C. Burneson
The Finest Bread and GCake Concession to Royal Baking Powder
The text asserts Royal Baking Powder is purest and strongest with no alum or ammonia and free from any gutter contamination. It claims Royal makes the best and most wholesome food.
Obituary Notes From Cleveland Resident Dies In Ohio
Mrs Schreurer of Cleveland died at her home there after a long stay in this city. She will be buried in Hanover county Pennsylvania. She was mother of Mrsivoff Underwood and Miss Scheurer who lived here during the Underwood whip factory era. Miss Lucy Sauers aged about 26 died Sunday from nervous prostration.
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Mra Schreurer
Cleveland
Hanover County
Pennsylvania
Jury trial schedule lists multiple Ohio cases in upcoming week
Judge S B Radon assigns jury trials for November 18 to 27 with cases including State of Ohio v Holyacre, v Donovan, v Schuch, v Easterday, v Leeper, and others. Criminal business occupies week of December 2. Bert Faux pleads guilty to assault and battery and is fined. petit jurors seated. case State of Ohio v Gus Feffaere indicted for grand larceny.
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S. B. Radon
State of Ohio
Holyacre
State of Gieva
Donovan
Barney
Schuch
Easterday
Markerson
Thames
Leeper
Brenneman
Herriog
Liebadanpi
Thomas
McClarran
McDowell
Snavely
Alfred J. Thomas
Blair
Bert Faux
Wooster
Euson
Petit
Gus Feffaere
John Meier
Weygandt
Morr & Huy
Marriage Licenses and Cuba Reciprocity Note
Marriage licenses list Thomas Hoover and Pearl Johns ton. Jacob Martin and Sarah Bagley. H J McGovern and Louise Nussbaum. Henry Schriner and Flora Forve. Harry Artman and Clara Hageman. M Benedict and Reberta Weckesser. headlined Cuba reciprocity delegation to Roosevelt. Miss Stone letter from Sofia notes continued confinement but hopeful release. brigands demand immunity and ransom. gas poisoning incident at Akron boarding house. railways incident near Hubbard.
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Thomas Hoover
Pearl Y. Johnston
Daviestown
Jacob A. Martin
Sarah J. Bagley
Latasburg
H. J. McGovern
Benton
Louise Nussbaum
Maysville
Henry Schriner
Flora Forve
Kreve
Harry Artman
Clara ©. Hageman
Chias
M. Benedict
Perry
N. Y
Reberta Weckesser
Marshall- Siewaey “Head
Wadsworth
Miss Stone
Soga
Ellen M Stone
Mr Dickinson
United States
Sofia
Tansom
Fredericksburg Notes Winter Arrives Amid Snow and Local Events
Fredericksburg notes that snow has become a daily feature as winter settles in. The town reports a concert by the Interstate Grand Concert Company at Unite Sodlettering Church. Miss Fanny Shallenbarver is buried near town, and several residents travel and visit relatives. Local clubs meet, social events occur, and residents share news of travel and illness.
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Fredericksburg
Toterstate Grand Concert Company
Alda Lytle
KR. M.sheldon
Columbus
G. W Searight
Nettie Budd
Aooa
Niles
Gev Searighe
Necana
Jessie Redett
C. E
Lucy Armstrong
W. BH
Akron
James Tirner
Cleveland
Smithville Obituaries and Local Notices Amid Winter News
Smithville residents report the deaths of Jacob Prickans Gyrus Bowman Wooster and Miss Fannie Shallenberger from cancer, with services planned in nearby Fredericksburg and Wooster respectively. Simon Switzer dies near town. Lutheran service and Methodist sermon set, with dinner social for members and guests. Local gatherings include Brann family visit, Miss Jannie Shallenberger funeral, and Normal school activities resuming. several residents travel, visit, or move away to Lin Washington.
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Smithville
Jacob Prickans Gyrus
Bowman
Wooster
Hookea
St. Qur- Community
Waa
Fannie Shallenberger
Fredericksburg
Simon Switzer
Charles J. Russell
Caorze Smith
Brann
Austin Rant
Jannie Shallenberger
David Webner
Dessa Sweeger
Olivesburg
Merriman
Lin Washington
Weaver
Pater Miler
LaGrange Center
Simon Gresser
Nexw
Lou Stenneman
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American Sugar “Refining Company
Dresden
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Steyn
Brussels
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South Africa
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Hulala, T
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Thomas M. Anderson
Lola Ida
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Londay
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