Taft Talks 10 Nations Toilers In Ohio Campaign Visit
Republican candidate William H. Taft drew a massive turnout in Cleveland’s steel district after a four mile convoy ride. He defended tariffs as essential to American workers and cited his labor experience. A track mishap delayed the Taft special at Sterling but caused no injuries while rally crowds from Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Ohio filled venues from Wadeworth to Elyria and Lorain.
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East Liverpool
William H. Taft
Cleveland
Ohio
Mr Taft
Mr. Taft
Sterling
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Taft
A Peras
Wadeworth
Elyria
Lorain
Young Educator Married Sunday
In Gnadenhutten the marriage of Miss Mary Senner Walter, daughter of Samuel W. and Mrs. Clara S. Walter, to Professor Samuel Begland of the Gnadenhutten High School occurred Sunday evening at 6 o'clock at the parsonage of the Gnadenhutten Morevian church. Rev. W. H. Rice officiated. Both families and many friends extend warm wishes to the couple. Begland, formerly a student at Ohio University and captain of the 1908 Delta Tau Delta baseball team, remains in teaching.
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Gnadenhutten Morevian
Mary Senner Walter
Samuel W
Clara
House
Athens
Tuscaranas
Forestry Policy and Training Center in Korea
The government will implement forestry measures under new forest laws believed to be drafted by Jain and Korea. A school for training Korean foresters has been established. The piece notes King Charles II era dining contrasts with today’s grand feasts and poorer cattle and produce.
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Jain
I I
Charles II
England
Permit to Wed Details for Andrews and Mary
A marriage permit is recorded for Andrew Sirotryik aged 22 and Mary Sesetak aged 17 of Jacksonville, with the groom born in Austria. Also listed are John Baileys aged 21 from Nelsonville and Ella Tolliver aged 17 of Floodwood, plus Wesley McGraw aged 64 and Martha Stansberry aged 68 from Stewart. Soth previously wedded.
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Andrew Sirotryik
Aimer
Mary Sesetak
Bots
Jacksonville
Groom
Austria
John Baileys
Nelsonville
Ella Tolliver
Floodwood
Wesley McGraw
Carpenter
Martha Stansberry
Stewart
Soth
Gem City Democratic Club Forms in Bryan Ohio
Giouster Ohio Oct 13. A Bryan club organized at the city building Monday evening with 150 members enrolled to start. The new group is named the Gem City Democratic Club.
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Bryan Club
Giouster
Ohio
Gem City Democratic Club
Taft Clubs For Entire Nation In Ohio Drive
Republican managers across Ohio follow Judge Taft in creating Taft clubs to unite factions. Leaders from former rival counties align to support the ticket and organize clubs under the National League of Republican Clubs to mobilize the party vote statewide. H D Davis, state organizer, offers blank forms from the New Fire National Bank building in Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio
Taft
Middle West
National League of Republican
Taft Chibs
H. D. Davis
New Fire National Bank
Two Democratic Candidates Address University Students
Speeches this morning at the auditorium drew a large audience of university students as Judge Harmon of Cincinnati and Newman of Miami County spoke in the chapel. Dean Chubs introduced Harmon and praised his teaching at Cincinnati Law School. Newman shared his life story from Alabama through the Civil War to his Ohio Democrat status, delivering engaging anecdotes.
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Cincinati
J. HW. Newman
Miami County
Dean Chubs
Judge Harmon
Cincinnati Law School
Mr. Newman
Alabamm
Neweboy and Boot
Ohio
Lake Tebad draws renewed attention over fluctuating size
For over two years researchers note Lake Tebad in Africa has shown a pattern of rising and shrinking over a 20 year span with alternating changes in both area and depth. The cycle appears to have stabilized according to recent observations.
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Tebad
First Accident of the Season on Coolville Ridge
A hunting party on the B. L. Posten farm southeast of Athens experienced a shooting accident when a rabbit startled metered shot struck Mr. Poston in the abdomen and left leg. He, with C. V. Sewell Fred Sutton Aaron McGrath, were near the Posten home. pellet removal begun and no serious damage expected as he recovers.
Death of 6YearOld Romane Robbins in Mineral Ohio
Romane Robbins aged six, daughter of Oscar Robbins, died last night in Mineral Ohio between 8 and 9 o clock after a long illness.
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Mineral
Romane
Oscar Robbins
Second Peach Crop Picked by Mrs Litzenberger
Findlay Ohio October 14 Mrs James Litzenberger picked her second crop of peaches from a white cling tree. The peaches are extraordinary for the second picking. The first picking occurred on August 10.
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Findlay
James Litzenberger
Wets Win In Putnam County Vote
Ottawa Ohio October 14 Putnam county voters chose to retain saloons by a majority of 145 the largest tally in the county’s history.
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Putnam
Ottawa
Putnam County
Clove Trade Central to Zenziber Panbe Islands
The islands of Zenziber and Panbe supply the world with the clove tree as a principal export alongside copra and ivory from the mainland. This product dominates their island economy and trade.
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Zenziber
Panbe
Hudspeth Lists Bryan Electoral Vote States
Vice Chairman Hudspeth of the Democratic national committee released a map of states he says would deliver electoral votes for Bryan. The list includes the solid south with 166 votes plus Nebraska eight, Indiana fifteen, Ohio twenty two, West Virginia seven, Nevada three, New York thirty nine, totaling 261 votes.
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New York
Hudspeth
Democratic National Committee
Bryan
Solid South
Nebraska
Indiana
Ohio
West Virginia
Nevada
Are Game Laws Being Violated in Athens County
Reported violations of Ohio state game laws alarm Athens County. Hunters are accused of rabbit and quail killings outside the November 15 to December 4 season. Warnings urge witnesses to identify violators. lawmen would have ample work if cases are pursued.
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Wany Co
Athens
Athens County
Population of Jews in Greater New York and New Jersey
Within twenty miles of the city limits, including Greater New York and nearby New Jersey communities, a population of about 1,000,000 Jews is recorded, reflecting a large urban Jewish presence in the region.
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Hell
Greater
New York
New Jersey
Whales to Oilers: A Novel-Ae Liquid Processing Tale
A descriptor of a liquid raised from a bore whale and absorbed by rope, then squeezed between surface oilers. The passage blends nautical and industrial imagery as the liquid moves from the depths to the surface handling steps.
Bostonia Ladies Receive Favor at Auditorium
The Bostonia Orchestra and Eastern Musicians led by Belle Yeaton Agntrew delivered a successful concert to a large crowd. Matt King thrilled audiences with stories and dialect imitations while the all female orchestra including Lilian Chamfler and Kia Morwe received high praise. The program featured the Peer Tur ture of Leutaner and Gems From the Operas with encore on Soldiers Chorus from Faust. The lecture series continues November 5 with Adrian M. Newens presenting A Message From the Unselfishness.
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Leutaner
Gounod
Toban
Mins Renfrew
Grace
Alice Morse
Beth Page Hippler
Annie Laurie
Lilian Chamfler
Mise Kia Morwe
Sould
Matt King
Inifield
Adrian M. Newens
Ness
Astronomer Resigns to Lead Tex Institute President
From 1900 to 1905 the scholar accepted the presidency of an institute established in Houston by the late William M. Bhce. After long migration, the institution is said to retain assets totaling over 2,009,000.
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Houston
Tex
William M. Bhce
University Mass Meeting Before Miami Game
A student mass meeting will be held on the Athletic Field Thursday evening to practice yells and songs for the Miami game. The college band will attend to arouse spirit and accompany songs, with a big attendance expected.
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Miami
McGraw and Stansberry Wed in Probate Court Ceremony
Wesley McGraw and Mrs. Martha Stansberry of Stewart were married Tuesday in the probate court. Rev. Thurlow officiated. The groom is a carpenter and the couple will live in Stewart.
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Wesley McGraw
Martha Stansberry
Stewart
Thurlow
McGraw Will l
Women Insist On Having Say in Parliament Clash
London October 14 suffragettes led by Mrs Travers Symons clash with police for hours outside Westminster. Crowds stop traffic and disrupt theaters as 6000 officers, mounted police and marines manage the mob. Twenty four suffragettes and twelve unemployed arrested amid injuries and fainting.
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London
Travers Symons
James Keir Hardie
Parliement
House of Commons
Suffragellos
Ian Aearen
Thames
Nngon
Wen
Trafalgar Square
Nelson Monument
Westminster Bridge
St James Park
Runaway horse injures riders near Nelsonville
At Nelsonville Ohio on October 13 Tedrow and Misa Hamilton narrowly escaped injury when their buggy horse bolted down Longetreth hill and collided with a box cart driven by an elderly man named Murphy. The Tedrow horse was valued at $300 with the others uninjured.
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Nelsonville
Ohio
Tedrow
Misa Hamilton
Longetreth Hill
Murphy
Nelsonville county Sunday School convention opens at Christian Church
Sunday School workers gather in Nelsonville for the county convention which opened Tuesday evening at the Christian Church. Principal speakers include J Clark of Columbus and Rev Char Saelin. Local pastor Saelin participates fully, guiding the program as delegates from all over Athens County and various denominations attend.
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Nelsonville
The
Christian Church
J Clark
Columbus
Char Saelin
Athens County
Union leaders hold conference at Dew House on grievances
William Green state president of the U M W of A and Hiram Laning district president of Slatchford led a Tuesday conference with committees from various locals to review grievances for settlement. The party also toured local mines at dhocking.
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William Green
Hiram Laning
Slatchford
Dew House
Dhocking
Hungarian Man Attacks Murray City Marshal
Frank Columbus attempted to stab Bob Surtees the town marshal at Murray City. Surtees restrained him and arrested Columbus. Columbus was bound over to the Hocking county common pleas court.
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Frank Columbus
Bob” Surtees
Murray City
Marshal Surtees
Columbus
Hocking County Common Pleas Court
Nelsonville High to Host Relay Race to Courthouse Corner
Nelsonville High and Athens High School athletes organize a cross country relay club. Five runners per team will compete from Nelsonville to the courthouse corner in Athens. Medals await the winner as training proceeds under Vincent Percy with runners Blaine Goldberry Merritt Cornell Lewis Morgan Frank Copeland Hoy Shirley Earl Cooper Fletcher Miller Byron Wolfe John Greham and Harry Mulburt.
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Vincent Percy
Newark N. J
A. H
Blaine Goldberry
Merritt Cornell
Lewis Morgan
Frank Copeland
Hoy Shirley
Earl Cooper
Fletcher Miller
Byron Wolfe
John Greham
Harry Mulburt
Woman’s debts to be paid include calls photographs and compliments
A sentence asserts a woman owes debts for calls, photographs, and compliments. It frames social duties as monetary obligations, reflecting a dated viewpoint on personal interactions.
When Age and Love Softening a Man Endangers All
A reflective line notes how age and love together alter a man's judgment, often leading to risky or dangerous outcomes. The saying warns that tenderness and sentiment can blur caution, potentially exposing the man and others to harm.
Death of Carrie Youngkins in Mineral Oregon
Miss Carrie Youngkins dies after illness of a few days in Mineral Oregon at age about 34 from hemorrhages. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Youngkins. Funeral at 2 PM Thursday conducted by Rev Tedrick. Interment at Marshfield, services at Merchfield M E Church.
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Mineral, O
Carrie Youngkins
Lewis Youngkins
Tedrick
Marshfield
Merchfield M. EB
Australian Government to Erect Five Coastal Wireless Stations
The Australian Government plans to install five wireless stations along the coast to enhance communications. Officials says the project will expand coverage, support coastal communities, and improve disaster response capabilities.
Sulphur Shower Closes In On Charolies France
Charolies a small town thirty miles from Macon in France saw rain of sulphur fill roofs gardens fields vineyards rivers and ponds with a yellow dust. residents reported a biting odor making breathing difficult for some in the open air sectors.
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Charolies
Macon
France
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