Keene high school entertainment and local notices
Keene high school staged an evening of essays by students Miss Reed Duncan Phillips and Leech with music by Lint's band and a quartet. Local residents and guests from Warsaw Canal Lewisville and Roscoe appear in visits and housekeeping notes. Rev J W Hyde closes revival in Keene circuit with over two hundred twenty converts reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Gretson
W. A. McMichael
W. J. Beal
Londa Carr
Warsaw
Bessie Eiliout
Ectibe
E. W
Nettie D. Cooper
Pers
Nannie Wright
Perry
Dre Nooker
Benton
P. Porter
Chicago
O. L. Hiliott
Londonville, O
Coffey & Son
Qurnew
Ace
Janes M. Overholt
Con Bravle
Charley Seward
Corhocton
Kvene
Faye
R.T. Boyd
Coshocton
Robertson
Ar. Stevenson Davis
O. OU
Beast
Hollie Mohter
Canal
Diene
Dickey
Clarks
Sllgenbauer
Price Jeesis Lawennise
Mound
Della Leech
Win
Shank
Gleason
Roscoe
Joseph Ai Fipley
Chestnut Ridge
Mina ‘Tredway
Charley Hoop
Abe Idles
J. W. Hyde
Keene
Local Notes From Coshocton Area On Saturday Events
Miss Roma Finly visited friends in Coshocton while Willie Milligan stayed with his parents near Keene. Various locals attended gatherings, debates, and church social events, with a literary society meeting, a debate on annexing the Sandwich Islands, and a charity tea. Multiple farm, school, and railroad labor reports follow, plus marriages and a death in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roma Finly
Willie Milligan
Keene
Meusrs
Fred. NeMichiel
Frank Merkley
Canal Lewisville
Mary Davis
Near Plainfeld
Anus Platt
Albert Fouts
Peg
Thomas Thomas
Columbus
Sandwich Islands
U. S
Wells and Haimmeraley
Shaw and
Henderson
Blackford
Messrs
McVonnell
A. Wiggins
Baptist Church
Redard’s Hall
Traigo
M. EH
M. P
Gorslics
Charley Flemming
Nebraska
Jas. Phillips
New Castle Community Notes and Local Elections
Jonathan Coggins and Emma Reed of Indiana were summoned here to sell his estate. Mrs. Hammell died after weeks of illness and was buried in New Castle cemetery. Elijah Richard of Perry township died of cancer and was buried at Cullison Ridge cemetery. Drs Frew and Dillon consulted for Riley Busenburg who has been ill for a year. Fannie Deihl of near Mt. Vernon visits her parents. School election results show W. L. Beny winning by thirteen votes with strong female participation. B.S. Collina plans a harness shop in Walhonding. Easter services planned at the church. Local notes on Olive Richard and Goldie Sherrer, farmers plowing, and teachers seeking positions. Director race at Siatket favors J. G. Stroup 21 to 18. Printing office sold to P. D. Luke. Varieties of illnesses noted. school term to begin in fall. Flat Ridge schoolhouse to host entertainment with 5 cent admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. Endstey
Paulding County
Hugh
Endstey
Defiance County
Jessie Lawrence
Keene
Nettie Finlay
Spring Mountain School
Dors Patterson
Miss Shannon
Roscoe
Clarence Hamilton
Lizzie Kerr
Roscoe High School
Clark Township
Emma Wagers
Bloomfield
D. C. Lawrence
Nathan Endstey
Zanesville
Millcreek Township
Jonathan Coggins
Emma Reed
Indiana
Hammell
New Castle
Elijah Richard
Perry Township
Cullison Ridge
Riley Busenburg
Frew
Coshocton
Dillon
Fannie Deihl
Mt. Vernon
Koos County
W. L. Beny
D. P. Coggins
Beny
Blue Village
B.S. Collina
Walhonding
Olive Richard
Goldie Sherrer
M.A. Emerson
John Borla
Fredericksburg
Lehlard
Emerson
Siatket
Michael Leavergood
J. C. Stroup
J.G. Stroup
P. D. Luke
H.S. Geiger
Local Social Visits and Family Travel Report
Mr John Ling and wife of Town visited at John L Sicker's residence last week. Abs Holdsworth and family from Conesville spent days with Mrs Holsworth's father Martin Lutz. Mrs Jerry Fowler visited parents at Lafayette. Rudolph Moscow and family spent Thursday at Lafayette Me. Martin Latz visiting children at Conesville. George Bates moved to Coshocton last week seeking a house near Steubenville. Ira Broncos visiting William Hake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ling
John L. Sicker
Abs Holdsworth
Conesville
Holsworth
Martin Lutz
Jerry Fowler
Lafayette
Rudolph Moscow
Martin Latz
Conesvills
George Bates
Coshocton
Steubenville
Ira Broncos
Wiliam Hake
Local notes from New Guilford and vicinity
A dense village column details a page of social visits and movements. It lists residents and guests from Zanesville to Dresden, including Le, Mr. Perry Cochran, Miss Ette Norris, and Mrs. H. W. Henderson, plus town shifts like Lee Harper moving into Metham property and new tenants. Community notices cover church events, schoolhouse lectures, and farming updates on oats, wheat, and timber plans, with various trips and sickness notes.
Multiple Train Wrecks and Disasters Reported Across Regions
A series of rail and weather incidents nationwide reported April 10. Rochester area deaths occurred after a Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg wreck near Punxsutawney and Big Run with Engineer Ed Taylor and Fireman Morris Shea killed and others injured. A Southern Railway freight collision near Marion left two dead, including Engineer W Ve e and Fireman R E Early, with nine cars wrecked. A Montreal to Smiths Mills line near Quebec saw a Boston bound train derail due to a rockfall, killing Engineer Rovey and Fireman Emersons. Other reports include an Ontario coal train derailment near Jermyn from Rush Brook flood, a whisky trust case in Curacao, Ohio miners facing price pressure, and a Port Jervis flood damaging infrastructure. Trained animal sales at Chicago Midway were also noted along with a federal postage stamp inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braprorp
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg
Punxsutawney
Big Run
Taylor
Morris Shea
Akron
N.Y
Shea
Robbins
Aluxeville
N.C
Southern Railway
Marion
W. Vee
R. E. Early
Suograngone
Boston
Smith's Mills Station
Tengineer Rovey
Emersons
Wyder
Scuasrox
Ontario & Western
Jermyn
Rush Brook Creek
Farrell
Carbondale
Counterfeit Two-Pipeline Postage Stamps Seized in Chicago
In Chicago on Monday authorities seized a quantity of counterfeit two-cent postage stamps. Mr Hazen noted the first notice of the circulating fakes came in December and investigators, aided by post office inspectors, have worked the case since then. Information reportedly originated from Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hazen
Post Office
Canada
Appointment of Thomas Powell Buston as South Australia governor
Sir Thomas Powell Buston is named to succeed the Earl of Kintore as governor of South Australia. Dispatches note Japan's seizure of the British steamer Yikisang near Taku with a quarter of a million cartridges. Other items report a GA R chaplain Rev BD Wilking’s death, pardons for Adventists in Tennessee, and ongoing China Japan peace talks with several accepted conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Powell Buston
South Australia
Earl of Kintore
Shanghai
Central News
Japan
Taku
Grant
Wilking
Wincoln
Iml
Methodist
Gov. Turney
Tennessee
Fullin Rhea County
W. Q. Colcorn
Yokohama
Pall Mall Gazette
China
Hale Smith
South Dakota
Dundrennan
Palmer
Chittagong
Dundee
Africa
Danube
Hungary
Semlin
Guillermo Moncada
Mucnral
la Chambre
Tle
Lime crude oil price rise prompts regional adjustments
In Lima Ohio region information notes price hikes by Buckeye Pipe Line Co raising North Lima Tag and South Lima center barrel rates. Separately Promra reports Whisky priced two cents cheaper by independent distilleries amid Spirit Distilling association shakeup. Induced by break, independent receivers notify no further dealings with American Distributing Co as independents intend further cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crede OU Adramend
Lima
Buckeye Pipe Line Company
North Lima
Promra
Spirit Distilling Association
Quite Different Gossip Quarrel Sparks Household Remarks
In a curt exchange Mrs Manykids questions why Freda is married, Mr Oldbatch worries about the offspring. Tesus Siftings notes the family’s possible persistence of traits. A topically related item in Brooklyn Eagle mentions Milas Bigh screech’s heavenly voice, though others recall an unearthly noise when she sang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda
Milas Bigh
Brooklyn Eagle
Energetic Agent Wanted for Local Food Campaign
Classified note seeks an energetic agent with good district references to sell a fictional food product. It mentions A. We Blesur Chemical Co and a Philadelphia address 416 Now Market St, inviting applications and local sales efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We Blesur Chemical Co
Philadelphia
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Wm. Gorsline
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John A. Wallers
Mabel L. Waggoner
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Howard Bucklew
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Wm. Drake
Sam Bend
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Our Town
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Ubis Place
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Alva McGuy
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Mise
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New Moscow
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Charley Meredith
Miss Slaughter
B.C. Senter
Hawn Cooksey
Emry Wright
Wesley Wright
Mrow
JE. Reed
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Will Guilliams
Chestnut Grove
J. O. Wright
Zaneaville
New Bedford
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Philips
Teapot
Cambridge
H. W. Henderson
Eugene
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Cora Carcahen
Coopendale
Nes
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Cosheeton
George Wise
French Price
West Carlisle
T. P. Perkins
New Castle Thureday
I. W. Cooksey
Hugh Perkins
Parker
West Bedford
I. B. Daugherty
George Lea
LD. Smith
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Dresden
A. C. Pine
Hugh Daugherty
Newcomerstown
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Murton
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C. M. Gay
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Parks
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Metham
Stroher
Ryan
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Dr. Norris
Chrisley Meredith
Loyd Cullison
W. C. Given
Mina Smith
Toledo
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Lorain County
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Nellie Donaker
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N. K. Crown
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Porter
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Franklin
Clara Wilson
Roy Jewel
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Trinway
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J. A. Finlay
W. H. McNeal
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San
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George Weatherwar
Birefield
Addrean
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Main Street
Buffalo
Somerville Journal
Atlanta Constitution
Rochester & Pittsnarg Browd
Eubank
Whisky Trust
Curcaco
United States District Court
McNulta
Crttla Felding
Diatiling, Company
Joseph B. Greenbut
Samuel Woolner
Peavis
Ohio
Corumine
Penos
United Mine Workers
Pittsburg
Sixy Suna
Buchanan
Court of Appeals
Port Jervis
Neversink
Delaware
Oakland
Trainrd
Hegenbeck
Midway
Edward Dryerling
Hagenbeck
Washscres
Treasury Secret Service
J. Ganderman
Dimondale
Mich
Dr King
White
Rives Junction
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de Klug
Randerson
Forbes
Eatate
Josaph B. Shearn
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Ang
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Voskeetan
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Collector of Internal Revenue
Will Walt Awhite
Strimerreeo
Hantrorp
Conn
McKinley Club
Yoot Guard Armory
Gov. McKinley
Ohio, the Guest of Honor, Made the Principal Speech. In Introducing Gov
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Club
United States
Dawley
Platt
Samuel Fessenden
Prray
O. T
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Jamison McClure
Joe Paul
Paul
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McClure
Joe Peal
Aleavy Damaze Sulit
New York
Dueber Watch Case Company
Watch Cane Trust
Supreme Court
McLennan
Suatica
Waa Too Tequisitivs
Convennz
Wyo
Robert Lund
United States Mail
Suanon
Mary Rutledge
Amelia Phelps
F. S, Cheney &Cq
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P.j.cheney
Rnid
Went & Truax
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Tommy
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Danny
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Skmuel Draper
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Alva
Alea
Ushe
Dank
Lowell Suveu
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