Colorado Canon Impresses Wintering Clark Man
Robert S Graham of Clark writes from Pasadena California about his winter in California and his impressions of the Grand Canyon. He describes the chasm seventy five miles long thirteen wide and one deep with the Colorado River through its center and perpendicularly towering walls of rock and lava in every color of the rainbow. He notes its vast scale and urges that it must be seen to be believed.
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Robert Graham
Clark
Age
California
Colorado
Pasadena
Cat
Coshocton
Ohio
A. M. Sherman
Kent
Arizona
Grand Canyon
Popular Young People Are Married in Coshocton
Wallace W. Dison and Miss Shaeffer were married by Rev Wallace M. Hamilton at the Presbyterian parsonage. The groom is a lithographer at Meek & Beach. After the ceremony the couple attended a social hosted by the Coshocton Athletic club, and plan a Detroit honeymoon before settling in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace W. Dison
Gure
Shaeffer
Wallace M. Hamilton
Presbyterian
Mr. Dixon
Meek & Beach Company
Coshocton Athletic Club
Detroit
Dr. Dixon
Athletic Club
Miss Colopy Died In Columbus Heart Troubles
Miss Mary J. Colopy aged about sixty and sister of Thomas Colopy of this city, died in the state hospital at Columbus from heart trouble Thursday evening. She lived near Plainfield all her life and was brought to Columbus ten days ago. Funeral services will be held Saturday at nine o'clock at Mattingly settlement near Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Colopy
Mary J. Colopy
Thomas Colopy
Columbus
Plainfield
Mattingly Settlement
Zanesville
Hair Growth Wonder Shocks Frank Levens Friends
Frank Levens displays a dramatic transformation with auburn hair covering his previously bald head. He refuses to reveal the secret product but claims it can grow hair on anything from a billiard ball to a door knob, leaving friends scarcely recognizing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Levens
National Union Elects New Officers
The National Union met in Central Labor hall with strong attendance. Elected: President R. M. Temple, Vice President H. J. Harris, Secretary Herbert Denman, Financial Secretary W. A. Taylor, Speaker Rev. Ebersole, Guard John McNary, Trustees W. J. Davies Ed. McCabe and C. B. McCoy. The order, incorporated in this city, has 96 members and aims to form a team to initiate new candidates with a committee of George Nellise, Elsie Dawson and Gilbert McKee to select the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Union
Central Labor Hall
George Nellise
Elsie Dawson
Gilbert McKee
Thomas Steele Guilty in Mail Extortion Conspiracy
United States jury convicts Attorney Thomas E. Steele and Mrs. Anna Miller in Columbus of conspiring to use the mails to extort money from prominent citizens. Miller’s divorce suit and alleged co conspirator Ivor Hughes noted. case linked to Columbus legal community.
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Age
Columbus
United States
Thomas E. Steele
Anna Miller
Miller
Samuel Gamble
Coshocton
Steele
Thomas Ewing
Ivor Hughes
Odd Fellows
Hand Delivered to Congressman Sparks Pension Case T: Hand Delivered to Congressman Brown and Pension Claim
A gruesome package arrived in Congressman Brown Wisconsin with a decomposed human hand and a letter. The hand belonged to Adam Goshege a union veteran wounded in service whose amputated hand was preserved in alcohol. Goshege's pension claim remains unresolved.
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Washington
Congressman Brown
Wisconsin
Adam Goshege
Waukesha
Goshege
Death of a Very Foolish Old Man
Owen McCarton a wealthy recluse of Oceanic New Jersey is dead at seventy He never left his house for thirty years between sunrise and sunset due to an election bet tied to the 1872 presidential race between Grant and Greely The wager required him to stay indoors if Grant won and he kept his promise living only by night until his death
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Owen McCarton
Oceanic
N. J
Grant
Greely
McCarton
Josh Foster in saloon fight ends with injuries
Josh Foster a former first baseman for the Cosbocton Warhondings created a disturbance at Oscar Land quist's saloon on Hickory street Thursday evening. He clashed with the Elson brothers and was battered, needing stitches from Dr. Marshall as his head wounds heal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh Foster
Cosbocton Warhondings
Oscar Landquist
Hickory Street
Elson Brothers
Londgwst
Josh
Dr. Marshall
Old Pioneer No 44 Follows Its I O O F Beginnings
R C Kinkead recalls Coshocton Lodge No 44 started August 26 1845 under Grand Master Thomas L Spooner. He describes rooms on Cadiz Street current Chestnut Street and nearby business partners, the transfer of cards from Mt Vernon lodge, and notes Ringgold Lodge No 50 founded 1874. He reflects on his life since and seeks replies to his prior letter.
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R. C. Kinkead
Coshocton
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Greenfield
Thomas L. Spooner
Cincinnati
Grand Lodge of Ohio
Cadiz Street
Chestnut Street
Thomas Ricketts
Second
Third Streets
Samuel Hazlett
Zanesville
Cadiz
Ellis Jones
Wm. Burns
Haiter
Lloyd Bigelow
Mt. Vernon
No. 44
Hazlett
James
Margueret
Humrickhouse
Lafayette Lodge
Hallsboro
Grand Lodge
Ringgold Lodge
T L. Spooner
Love
H. M. Fullerton
Sheep Killings Spur Hunt Near Roscoe
After the dogs attacked flocks south of Roscoe, W. H. Crawford and his son set out on horseback to pursue the canines. Thursday several more sheep were killed, and trouble began again this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Crawford
Roscoe
Mr Crawford
Local residents report grippe at home on Popular Street
John D. Young is confined to his home on Popular street with a severe attack of the grippe. Miss Nellie Hutchinson has been ill for some time but is alive to be out again.
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John D. Young
Popular Street
Nellie Hutchinson
San Juan
P.R
United States
Albany
Culebra
Venezuela
Dewey
Curacao
Trinidad
Snow the New Code Divides Ohio Municipalities
Columbus Ohio December 20 The proclamation by Secretary of State Laylin to Ohio mayors to start the new code machinery copies the federal census of 1900 and notes 55 municipalities with no return. It lists twelve cities over 4000 and the smallest city Painesville with 5024, while Jacksonboro is the smallest village with 77. Ten counties have two cities each and several counties host cities and villages across two counties.
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Age
Columbus
Laylin
Ohio
Ashland
Barberton
Bellevue
Delphos
Hillsboro
Jackson
Kent
Qoverlin
Pomeroy
Ravenna
Shelby
Uhrichsville
Painesville
Lake County
Jacksonboro
Butler County
Cuyahoga
Cleveland
Newberg
Glenville
Stark
Canton
Massillon
Alliance
Columbia
East Liverpool
Salem
Wellsville
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Norwood
Miami
Piqua
Troy
Butler
Middletown
Tuscarawas
van Wert
Allen
Green Spring
Seneca and
Sandusky
Loveland
Clemont
Warren
Minerva
Carroll and Stark
New Holland
Pickaway
Fayette
Plymouth
Richland
Huron
Plain City
Madison
Union
Scott
Paulding
Washingtonville
Mahoning
Columbiana
Sunset WA A Roseate Success At Opera House
Friday evening presentation of the opera “Sunset” drew a fair crowd at the Sunset WA Opera House. Miss Lillian Mae Cairnes as Lois won early favor while Mrs. Clifford Gendes impressed with song. J M McCloy sang well despite a cold. Postshow luncheon at Tyler’s featured Cairnes and friends from West Lafayette and Co shocton.
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Roseate
Opera
Lillian Mae Cairnes
Lois
Clifford Gendes
Manuel Yingling
Newcomerstown
J. M. McCloy
M. PB
Lillian Cairnes
West Lafayette
Coshocton
Tyler’s
Mia Leighninger
Margaret Carroll
Nellie Platt
Lucy Thrapp
Thomas
Talmadge
Melville Fisher
Frank
Edgar Selby
Civil Case Dismissed Against Canal Lewisville Merchant
The Youngstown Dry Good Company versus John Graham of Canal Lewisville was dismissed Thursday with costs to be paid by the plaintiffs. The case sought $469.85 with interest. Sheriff Hedge sold the Holt farm near Tiverton to Isaac Holt for $5,660, appraised at $5,500. The probate matter includes inventory for George Crawford estate and distribution report for Samuel Fenton estate. Marriage licenses issued to William W Dixon and Sara Shaeffer. Deeds filed include Chas F Goser to Edward Rigan and Prairie Chapel cemetery deed to Frank M Cullough. real estate transfers noted in Crawford township and Board of Trade additions.
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Canal Lewisville
Youngstown Dry Good Company
John Graham
J. C. Adams
Sheriff Hedge
Holt
Tiverton
Isaac Holt
George Crawford
Samuel Fenton
Wiliam W Dixon
Coshocton
Chas. F. Goser
Edward Rigan
Board of Trade
Prairie Chapel Cemetery
Frank M. Cullough
Sophia E Winters
Charles Lower
Crawford Township
Powers Want Roosevelt Arbitration by Hague Tribunal
The State Department statement says the Allies seek Roosevelt to arbitrate their dispute with Venezuela. Roosevelt favors arbitration by the Hague tribunal, aligning with an international legal path to resolve the conflict.
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Roosevelt
Telegraph
Age
Washington
State Department
Venezuela
Rosevelt
Hagne
Arbitration prospects and Venezuela crisis unsettled
Washington reports allies resist unreserved arbitration with conditions, favoring The Hague in some disputes but insisting on apologies for offenses against the allied nations. Ambassador Bowen seeks quick adjustment as the Albany and other ships move to support Caracas amid tensions with Germany and Britain.
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Hague
Veorzuela
United States
Atctlon
Germany
Graiser Albany
Bowen
Washington
Hague Tribunal
State Department
Caracas
Castro
Venezuela
Alpany
la Guayra
Marietta
Admiral Dewey
Albany
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Thomas Steele
Foster
Kinkead
Snow
Sunset WA
Guayra
Berlin
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Nord Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
Great Britain
Colo
Nica
Veneduels
Dnc
Einatl
Euglah
Nordeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
Port of Spain
Alert
Carupano
Rocket
Ciudad Bolivar
Fantome
Ornoco
Barrancas
Penalosa
Rolando
Rioja
Solague
Douglass
Carenero
Guanta
Cmriupano
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Falke
Victoria
Gulf of Maracaibo
London
Brussels
Dr. van Leyton
van Leyden
Willemstad
Cura
France
Calte
Quivreux
Belgium
Spain
Madame Vom Pilgrim-Baltazzi
Caracao
Aweney Markst
Indianapolis
Indiana
New Roads
Willis Wikiama
Williams
Albert Herbert
Fordach Station
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