Gompers Defends Trade Union Vision at Conference
Mr Gompers replies to criticisms from delegates including Hueber of Austria who accuse him of mockery and insist America join the international federation He asserts support for international unity but preserves distinct American unionism The exchange ends with Hueber deeming Gompers a voyage of discovery The piece notes worsening drought in Central Pennsylvania with no significant rain since June and a Harrisburg report date.
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International Confederation
Gompers
Europe
Hueber
International’ Confederation
Central Pa
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Regular meeting of the Builders and social events recapped
A large Builders gathering appointed Helen Nott as piano fund collector and formed a roll revision committee. They praised the First Baptist Sunday school for a 25 dollar offering toward the piano fund and noted the leader will retire in October. Various social events followed including a Friday music gathering for Clara Bain of Philadelphia, a lawn party at 613 Orchard Avenue, a corn roast for Margaret Johnson, and a “Sweet Sixteen” party for Nell Lane with guests from Zanesville and beyond. A postal shower honored Mrs Jane Alten and L S Linkhorn. Willa Dilley will open a kindergarten on September 14 with Miss Helen Clark as assistant. a birthday dinner for Charles Griffin is planned at the Algonquin Club, and Elizabeth Harris celebrated her birthday with a neighborhood gathering. The weekly Country Club supper is also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Nott
First Baptist Sunday School
Plano
Middleswartz Moves Household Goods to Marietta Today
J. A. Middleswartz begins relocating his household goods to Marietta today, detailing the move and anticipated completion timeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Middleswartz
Marietta
Doctor Green Performs Delicate Throat Operation
Dr. H A Green operated on Ray George a small boy at Dr Kee nan s hospital Tuesday morning. The patient was reported resting very well this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Green
Ray George
Dr. Keenan’s Hospital
Steeplejack Belden Woodring Dies After Fall
New York August 31 Belden Woodring a steeplejack who rigged the Singer building flagpole died after fracturing his skull when a chair toppled from two feet. He had spent most of his life at dizzy heights and died soon afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Belden Woodring
Singer
Dizzy Heights
Woodring
Keenan Couple Attends Event Tuesday Afternoon
Dr and Mrs Keenan were seen at a local event in Loi ngton on a Tuesday afternoon.
Millicent Teter Visits Miss La Follette in Columbus
Millicent Teter of Columbus called on Miss Ural La Follette Monday, sharing brief personal greetings during a routine social visit.
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Millicent Teter of
Columbus
Ural la Follette
Miss Anna Marquand Returns from Buckeye Lake Visit
Miss Anna Marquand has returned home after visiting Buckeye Lake and Zanesville.
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Anna Marquand
Buckeye Lake
Zanesville
DeHart Family Heads to Buckeye Lake for Week Outing
Mr and Mrs Wilbur DeHart and their family departed Monday for a week long outing at Buckeye Lake.
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Wilbur DeHart
Buckeye Lake
Miss Harriett McKinney Visits Nell Bowen Then Returns Home
Miss Harriett McKinney of Marietta who had been visiting Miss Nell Bowen returned home on Tuesday.
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Harriett McKinney
Marietta
Nell Bowen
Marriage Licence Issued For Wilbur Blackston And Margaret T Glenn
A marriage license was issued to Wilbur Blackston and Margaret T Glenn of Claysville. Rev. Mr. Revenaugh will officiate the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Blackston
Margarett. Glenn
Claysville
Mr. Revenaugh
Akron Pair Return After Visit to Byesville
Mrs. Reese and her daughter Blanche of Akron have been visiting relatives and friends in Byesville and nearby areas and returned home Tuesday morning.
Mrs Frisbee Visits Father Then Returns Home
Mrs Q B Frisbee of Cambridge, who had been staying with her father Mr E H Covert of Cumberland, has returned home after spending a few days there.
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Q. B. Frisbee
Cambridge
E. H Covert
Cumberland
Wells siblings to visit Sunnyside home of Pickens
Dr. Ross G. Wells and his sister Miss Della Wells Jett travel Tuesday morning to Sunnyside Martins Ferry where they will be guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 8. A. Pickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross G. Wells
Della Wells Jett
Sunnyside
Marting Ferry
8. A. Pickens
Typhoid Patient Seized From McKeesport Man Taken to Zanesville
Jack Kennedy of McKeesport employed in the Cambridge sheet mill was taken to Good Samaritan hospital in Zanesville yesterday for typhoid fever. He was accompanied by his cousin, Jack Kennedy of this city.
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Jack Kennedy
McKeesport
Cambridge
Zanesville
Good Samaritan Hospital
Headwork Counts Means Success To Clubs
Baseball legends highlight the value of tactical leaders like Johnny Evers and Billy Sullivan. Doom’s shrewd handling of a doctored leg setup at the Polo Grounds helped Cobbleskie foil the Giants, securing victories in a tense series.
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Johnny Evers
Balloon Acrobat Falls to Death in Coffeyville Tragedy
Harry M. Hoffman, aeronaut, died during a balloon ascent when a ballast sandbag fell from the balloon striking him on the trapeze at about 500 feet. He plunged headfirst and drowned after the fall. The incident occurred in Coffeyville Kansas on August 31.
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Hoffman
Coffeyville
Kan
Harry M. Hoffman
Souvenirs From Lincoln Cedar Headed to Notables
A Lincoln City cedar tree planted by a young Abraham Lincoln blew over and was given to A P Fenn of Tell City. He will have it made into souvenirs for dignitaries including President Taft, former President Roosevelt, Robert T. Lincoln, Henry Watterson, and Governor Thomas R Marshall.
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Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln City
Ind
A. P. Rhodes
A. P. Fenn
Tell City
Evansville
Mammoth Pumpkin Pie to Crown Cres ton Festival
Cres ton Indiana holds an annual pumpkin festival on September 22 and 28 with the city decorated in yellow and gold. The menu features pumpkin pies like mother used to make and a five by six and a half foot pumpkin pie will be cut for honored guests.
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Creston
Special sale on Stone Crocks and enamel ware
All sizes Stone Crocks in stock and Jar Rubbers. The 5e size crock now eight dozen for ten cents and the 5e size rubbers five per dozen. Enamel ware specials include preserving kettles holding 60 quarts triple coated on heavy steel white lined, many sold at 29 cents each.
Byesville Foundry to Reopen Under Hall Gas Engine Co
Public spirited citizens of Byesville helped secure the Byesville Foundry and Machine Works premises for Hall Gas Engine Co of Waukegan Illinois. Machinery has begun arriving and General Manager Hall and staff have arrived to supervise installation and resume operations on a larger scale.
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The
Hall Gas Engine Co. of
Waukegan, Ill
Byesville
Hall
Earl Grey Rescued After Lonely Woods Ordeal
Earl Grey becomes lost in the woods and endures five and a half hours of darkness and effort. He slips near a precipice and tumbles into undergrowth before spotting an Indian encampment. A rescue party hears his rifle and rescues him at the shore.
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Anna J. Wilson
Bell
Home
MR. Gompers
Hood Bros. Dept
10Th
Wheeling Ave
Builders Meeting
Aaron McKinley
Clara Bain
Philadelphia
Foster Steel
Miss Dunning
Call
Hawes and Steel
Miss Bain
Freda Stevens
Helen Blackburn
Orchard Avenue
Mary Stevens
Helen Ditto
W. O. Hayes
Oakland Place
Margaret Johnson
Mily
Sweet Sixteen
Nell Lane
North Fifth Street
Anna Rock
Jane Alten
Gaston Avenue
Willa Dilley
Chicago Froebel Association
Helen Clark
Steubenville and
Tenth Streets
C. W. Forney
North Tenth Street
Price
Rosemond
Trenner
Fred Boyd
Frank Clymer
Newcomerstown
Miss Forney
Sewing Club
Elliot Thompson
8.C. Carnes
Bertha Chenoweth
Maud Lowry
Gertrude Mathews
Ida B. Lindsay
Glessner Mackey
Laura
Linkhorn
Chas. Griffin
Algonquin Club
South Ninth Street
Mr. Griffin
Jacksonville
Fla
Elizabeth Harris
Madison Avenue
Mrs. Keenan
Loington
East Steubenville Avenue
J. O. Duniver
East Beatty Avenue
Depot Street
H. M. Newberry
Bell Telephone No
West Steubenville Ave
Eliza J. Kersey
W. Steubenville Avenue
Evers
Doom
Chicago
Merkle
Billy Sullivan
Jones
Chicago Americans
Sullivan
Charles Doomn
Phillies
Coveleskie
Polo Grounds
Doolin
Giants
Dooin
Johnny Evens
Chicago Nationals
Bristol
Tenn
A. J. Slagle
Jonesboro
Newport
John Spencer
Slagle
A. F. of L
Vandergrift
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Iron and Steel Workers
Matteawan
N. Y
Harry K. Thaw
State Hospital
Ball
Tops
Lonq’s
Dep’t. Store
Force
Earl Grey
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