The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1913-07-24
Buckeye Notes

Grated the mine alone. Accompanied |
by Rex he entered the coal bank at
noon. The dog appeared at the farm
house two hours later carrying Wealth
erals hat in his mouth.
Akron. Helen Kephart, eight, |
was killed instantly. here when a
bar in saloon toppled over and
pinned her beneath it. Her skull was
fractured. She had gone into the
saloon to watch workmen dismantle
it. The bar was unfastened. The girl
climbed upon the railing and the heavy
counter upset.
Sandusky. - President ]. c. Mar
tin Of Wilmington and Secretary
Treasurer D. L. Gaskill of Green
vile were reelected by the Ohio Elec-
trio Light association at Cedar Point.
C. V. Howard, Wooster, was elected
vice president, succeeding ]. c. Lyon
of Cincinnati.
Newark - An automobile contain
ing w. T. Clary, Fred Korzenborn
and Baker Haley of this city
plunged into creek bed fifteen feet
below washed out bridge east of
Newark. The damaged bridge was
hidden by a railway approach. Clary
suffered a wrenched back, dislocated
arm and body bruises. His wooden
leg was broken. The other men suf-
fered minor injuries. The auto turned
a complete somersault.
I'll 4
pany, one of the largest manu-
featuring plants here, together with
many valuable patterns, was destroyed
by fire. The plant was struck by light.
ming as severe electrical storm
swept this section and the fire was not
discovered until more than an hour
after the bolt hit the building. The
loss is estimated at 100000.
Marietta. - In response to appeals
from the inhabitants who reside along
from fifteen to thirty miles, carload
of provisions was sent from here. Hun
dreds of persons are homeless in the
Duck creek valley, according to infor-
nation reaching here.
.Xenia. - Clarence Brownlee, twen-
ty-fve, was crushed to death and
Glenn Johnson and Abraham Free
were seriously hurt by cave-in at
the Clevenger gravel pit, where they
were working.
Hamilton.-Charles Brunson, forty,
clerk of the courts Of Butler county,
died at his home here. He had been
in failing health since the March
food. Consumption caused his death.
Shelby. - Jacob G. Hill, seventy.
four, who established the first news
war, is dead here. He was war
veteran. He was born In New Lon
don near the Hanna homestead and
Mr. Hills acquaintance with the late
Senator Hanna was close. In 1860 he
was one of the publishers of the Co.
lumbiana Ledger.
Cincinnati-Fred Koenig, IL, Of
this city, was murdered several days
ago in Munich, Germany, according to
word received by John Koenig, his
father, manager of brewing company
of this city. 1t is believed that Koe-
mig, who had been visiting relatives,
was killed by robbers.
Cincinnati - A lengthy telegram
was sent Wednesday to Mayor Gay.
nor of New York by the Cincinnati
Woman Stenographers' association
asking that special protection be
given Miss Rose Livingston in her
work of rescuing girls from China
town. Miss Livingston was in Cincin.
natl recently. She is known as the
angel OF Chinatown.
Akron.-Mrs. Beryl Moore, twenty.
seven, was instantly killed here
when struck by a big auto truck
which, the police assert, was going 80
miles an hour. John Evans, who was
driving, lost control when Mrs. Moore
was run down, and the auto went
I crashing across a sidewalk and into a
bank, where it turned over. Evans
and Albert Mobley, who was riding
with him, were caught underneath the
wreck, and were seriously injured.
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bule of an Ohio electric traction car,
Charles Diemer, 40, living west OF
Townwood, was instantly killed when
he was struck by a passing work car
Dennison.-Mrs. Homer Reinsber
ger, 81, socially prominent, wife OF
leading merchant, shot herself
through the heart. Family troubles
are blamed for the suicide.
Cleveland.-Three workmen who
entered 30-foot manhoe at Walker
av and E. 91st-st were killed by gases
a fourth was taken out senseless, anC
two firemen of truck company No. 4
who went to the rescue, were over
come.
Zanesville.-Four people, among
them one woman, were hurt when {
passenger train rolled into a ditch or
the Ohio River & Western railroad a
Olive, and five more were hurt wher
two trains on the same road collideC
in the Perryopolis tunnel.
GAINESVILLE. - A score of home!
In Crooksville were flooded b!
cloudburst and electrical storm
Burley run and Jonathan creek were
two feet higher than following Sun
day nights cloudburst. Roseville alst
suffered heavy food loss. -Four barn
were burned by lightning.
Toledo.-Alonzo D. Fassett, thric,
senator from Mahoning and Trumbul
counties and state labor commissions
under Gov. Joseph B. Foraker, died a
the home of his daughter, Mrs. Georg
N. Gravelle, in this city. Mr.. Fasset
was y. years old. Death resulted from