District Meetings Scheduled This Week With Local Hosts
The schedule lists district two and five meetings this evening with Mrs. P. E. Boyd and Mrs. W. F. Smith respectively. District four hosts Thursday evening with Mrs. W. F. Smith, while district seven meets this evening with Mrs. Ed. Curfie.
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Ne. Wweh
PE. Boyd
W. F. Smith
Ed. Curfie
Historical Club Meets at Library With New Year Activities
The Historical eLus club gathered Monday at the library for a strong program marking Nineteen Six. Mrs Smith spoke on German Folklore and Mrs Roche presented A Journey from Source to Mouth of the Mississippi. Refreshments followed in New Year spirit. Mrs Lodge of Hannibal, Missouri attended. CAREY MISSIONARY SOCIETY meets Thursday evening with Mrs John Ricketts. Canal Lewisville Auxiliary meets Thursday January fourth at eleven with Mrs Alex Renfrew. Visitors welcome.
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Carey Missionnary Society
Carey Missionary Society of Fine Presbyterian Church
John Ricketts
Canal
Lewisville
The
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Alex Renfrew
Walle
Suspect Arrested In Idaho Governor Steunenberg Case
Reports from Caldwell Idaho indicate officers seized a man at the Saratoga hotel tied to the Steunenberg assassination inquiry. The suspect as M J Hogeman from Denver had clothing and items matching the crime scene and a white powder believed explosive in his grip. The Western Federation of Miners announced a formal inquiry to determine if a member was involved.
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Steunenberg
Caldwell
Idaho
Saratoga Hotel
M. J. Hogeman
Denver
Saratoga
Federation
Colo
Western Federation of Miners
Charles H. Moyer
Huntington Chosen as Site for American Christian Convention
Huntington Ind January 2 The American Christian convention has chosen Huntington as the meeting place for the October gathering this year. The convention will be organized with about 660 delegates representing churches of the Christian denomination in the United States and Canada.
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American Christian Convention
Huntington
Ind
Churches of the Christian Denomination
United States
Canada
State Farmers Institute and Ohio Board of Agriculture Meet
The Ohio State Board of Agriculture and State Farmers Institute plan sessions in Columbus at the Board of Trade Auditorium from January 9 to 11 1906. Addresses cover horticulture alfalfa beef swine and poultry with committees elections and various associations also meeting in Park Hotel and Townsend Hall. An agenda includes joint forestry and horticultural society sessions and cooperative extension talks.
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State Farmers’ Institute
Ohio State Board of Agriculture
Columbus
Board of ‘Trade
Ohio State Bond of Africuitme
Williamson Sisters
Lowell Ronde Fish
New Richmond
Williamson — Sisters
Ohio
Ohio Horticulture, F. J. Ballou
Wooster
Homer W. Jackson
Cambridge
Addes
I. PF. Kellar
Newark
Willamson Sisters
Willis Wing
Mechanicsburg
Thoms Shaw
St. Paul
Minn
Wy. B. Cook
Yenmark
N.Y
Ordinwey
H. A. Gossard
Wiliamson Sisters
Thomas Shaw
George B. Horton
Fruit Ridge
Mich
Alfred Vivian
Ohio State University
George Pp. Hampton
New York
A. M
John MM. Paruson
William Miller
Presient State Board of Agriculture
T. la. Calvert
State Board
C. H. Ganson
P. Bailey
E. J. Lybarger
State Board of Agriculture
St. Pan
Chicaga
Willhauson
O'Cloeka
We RD
Williamson
Wesley Bishop
Troston
Savino Treeders’ Institute
Park Head
Wb. Sander
Paris
Obbo Ohin Horse Breeders’ Association Yownshoms Hal
Tina Oeloch
Samuel Taylor
Secretay Grove
Clio
Obie
Ona Mont Breeders’ Assocition VY Ownsbend
Shopp Brevders’ Association
MLO
Pradtate
Miediie
Gere
State House
W. N. Cowden
Quarker City
Associations of Fair
Board of Trade
Trade Aids
Orm
Benim Fimiry
Teenelock
P.M. William
Agricultural Students’ Union
Tovenshead Hall
Central Passenger Association
W. W. Miller
Wagon Shop Opens On Wilson Avenue
The wagon and blacksmith shop at the south end of Wilson avenue is now open for business. It will remain open during the winter months December 18 1912. John Medley oversees operations.
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Wilson Avenue
John Medley
Drydock Dewey Weathered Gale Off Cape Henry
A wireless report from the Washington navy yard describes heavy seas and a southeast gale delaying the dry dock Dew as it neared Cape Henry. The Glacier failed to steer the dock and tow lines were released multiple times as 190 miles southeast of Cape Henry.
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Cape Henry
Washington
Washington Navy Yard
New York Vessel Arrivals Reach 14053 In 1905
The port of New York recorded 14 053 vessel arrivals in 1905 according to the barge office books. Steamers totaled 75 more than in 1904 while sailing vessels declined slightly. Overall 1905 saw an increase of 720 arrivals from the prior year.
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New York
Witte Urges a Constitution Amid War Turmoil
Precarious Witte pushes the emperor to grant a moderate constitution to reassure liberals and rally conservatives as the Baltic region tightens control. Arrests of agitators and arms confiscations mark the crackdown on a Dvinsk Riga rail strike, while plans for mass violence against Jews surface in Warsaw. Bishop Narva calls for church state separation, and a White House reception records 9052 handshakes at the president's stand.
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Dvinsk and
Riga
St. Petersburg
Precaier Witte
Immeda Ely
National Assembly
Premiwr
Ware
Count Solineob
Baltic
Bendit
Kroutazburg
Kemeyshof
Antonin
Narva
God
ReBating On Insurance Must Be Stopped in Missouri
Missouri officials pledge to curb rebating and stop special contract practices. State superintendent Vandiver announces insurers will uphold promises to end rebate writing, amid broader efforts to regulate insurance conduct.
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Missouri
Jefferson City
Vandiver
State Insurance Department
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Ohio Farmers
E W. Grove
Drydock Dewey
J. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
A. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Hall
Port of New York
Witte
Warsaw
Russian Poland
Kacza Street
Washington, D. C
White House
Roosevelt
Natehituches
Hoberta
Grand Espre
Here
Havre
Sheppard
Edward 1
Mayberry
Gulf Stream
Cape Tlasteras
Mangum
Okla
Jan
Duke
W. Goodnight
Mia
Goodnight
E. R
Monarch
Coshect
J. A. Compton
Walnut and
Fourth Streets
M. PF. Goodhart
Coshocton, Ohio
Coshocton County
R. M. Temple
Consbucton, Onto
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