Local Notes From Avonpate County Social Roundup
Avonpate January 31 reports a busy week of neighbors visiting kin and hosting guests. Names include William Zink en Alonzo Lockard, Rev. Kestle, F. W. Rengseggar, Sade McCullough, Moffet family, I. R. Fisher, Mont Wenderson, Edward Smith, Cora Phillapuum, L. M. Barrack, Bern, George Geene, A. McCutlough, Homer Turner, Clarke Winklenlech, Clara Sepumaker, AE Mayer, PFauvlize Suntheimer, and residents reshaping property and homes in Cushucton, Baltic, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltic
AE. Mayer
Winesburc
Pfauvlize Suntheimer
Miz
Renwick Boyd
Youngsigiwn
James Linden
West Lafayette
Wuivin
Charles Grover
Cashtown
J. L. Huff
Elisha
Twinsburg
Quivena. Wagop
James T. Lockard
Mary C. Murphy
M. L. Barrick
East Main Street
Alice Pinebarger
U. Manz
Wallace
Yarnell
Wes
Lafayette
Criswell
Plaintfield
Leavengond
Canton
Wisin
Smallpox Quietly Wanes as Town Sees Few Cases
Town residents note a quieting of the smallpox scare with Walter Laxelle as the lone patient. Local physician Dr. Baker and Mr. Clit Eider visited relatives, while M A Van Kanel and wife joined friends near Spring Mountain for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burs-Fisto
Sim
Eanes Fox
Seriusiyn
Ars
J. A. Diueniow
M.A. van Kaanel
Local notes from Coshocton and surrounding area
Daily life items include moves and occupations: Jap. 31 Karsey Bible goes to Coshocton work at KReagy & Lear machine shop. Abraham Kimberley will reside in Coshocton this spring. George Murry moves saw mill to Meory Crawford farm near Buscue. Frank Zea moves sawmill to C. L. Denman farm to saw willow plastering lath for Mr. Denman’s Coshocton dwelling. Louis Myers of Canton bridge company visits Coshocton on business. Birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Boyd. Eva Clark ill. Mrs. Jennie Williams recently ill but improving. A. D. Miller honors his fiftieth wedding anniversary with a large gathering and dinner. Phomus Need mourns sister’s death near Cadiz in Harrison county. Academic and social notes from Holt Endsley, Scott Endsley, Ross Kare, T. K. Finlay, Elmer Eadsley in Keene for Parniecis telephone work. Protracted meeting ends at the Presbyterian church. Farmers Institute to be held February 5 and 6. Young people visit the Crawford home. Mrs. Join Endsley visiting family. Charles Turner visits his mother Lydia Tarrida Carnahan in Canal Lewi. Ora Line visiting.
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Berarenen
Karsey
C. L. Denman
Denman
Coshocton
Louis Myers
Canton Bridge Company
P. & Bible
Henry Boyd
Eva Clark
Jennie Williams
A. D. Miler
Miller
Reexe
Phomus
Harrison County
Cadiz
Holt Endsley
Carrie
Paulding
Scott Endsley
Ross Kare
T. K.finlay
Elmer Eadsley
Keene
Parniecis” Telephone Company
O Hood
Canal Lewi
Ora Line
Wes
Tie atTLUSSEM HILL meet sparks Union ties
In a quarterly Trinway gathering at the Union, Mrs. George Hoover of Millersbury and Miss Nora Wieetel with her mother of Tyrone joined friends noting overpaid appointments. the report mentions illness among children and a return to work soon for a man once sidelined.
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Tan
Trinway
George Hoover
Millersbury
Nora Wieetel
Tyrone
Sterm
Prink Price
Ryusal McCoy
Fragmented notice on sale and meeting at Risreat church
The readable text references a sale advertisement and a quarterly church meeting at Risreat's church. It mentions attendees including Elder dujinsan and individuals such as ESinrand cc and Lorens, with a phrase about expanding the United States. The fragmentary items include names and a stated question about expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Smith
United States
de Redd
M_Esinrand
Lorens
Renner
Ounger
Risreat
Dujinsan Wis
Garin
Revival meetings address and local visits noted
A fragment lists revival meetings at Wilson Chapel and local visits by residents including Fisher, John Frey, Daugherty, Justin Wright and others. It mentions a lecture by H. G. Williams on February 2 and Perkins visiting his brother T. B. Perkins.
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Monawah
Wilson Chapel
Fisher
John Frey
Barnes
Imprivins Sina
Prey
Daugherty
Ceshveran
Justin Wright
Chaney Trego
J. E. Baughman
Coshocton
Ed. Turner
James Ogie
West Bedford
H. G. Williams
H. Perkins
T. B. Perkins
Miners reach tentative accord on scale committee terms
Indianapolis January 31 miners held a secret session after a joint conference. Delegates debated removing restrictions on what the scale committee may demand from operators and agreed any plan would not be binding until submitted to a conference and vote. A Denison meeting followed to discuss prices and run of mine factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Denison
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Minnois
Ssauguine Fea Bueaee
Three Men's Prayers and Alaska Mission News
The essay contrasts Swift and Stevenson's responses to death with prayers for Stella and a reflection on mortality. It then reports the Alaska Eagle mining town mission led by W. Kirk and his wife as they work to curb vice among night life crowds and win locals to faith.
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Swift
Perdon
Sacuel
Jesus Crist
Ledeemuer
Jolinse
Borane
Amd
Stevenson
Tien
Duces
Dar
Descriptions From The Police Blatt Inspire Global Interest
The text discusses a German French police bulletin offering detailed depictions of criminals gathered by various governments. It notes a publication featuring engravings and essays, describing criminals with emphasis on physical traits.
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Oi i Polizeiblatt
Willbeer
Darkfair Bilems
Rare Bible Found in Venice by Leo Olschki
A remarkable patriarchal Bible dating to the late Renaissance was unearthed in Venice by Leo S. Olschki, noted Florence antiquarian. The two large folios, printed in Rome by Don Pierre Massimo in 1470, 1472, were acquired quickly by a Venetian patrician family and later found in their archives.
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Venice
Betta Leo
Olschki
Florence
Lome
Don Pierre Massimo
Glschki
New York
Fragmented OCR item hints at local walking and rides
A garbled OCR fragment references a person and a ride or walk. The readable bits mention a pair of Ge the walking and a larger t along t' pounds, with unclear context and no definite event or outcome.
Rhodes to the Richt Place at London Meeting
A London meeting discussed passing a vote of sympathy with Mr Cecil Rhodes for the peculiar position he occupied at the present moment. The Westminster says the resolution would be plain and was proposed by a shareholder. The dialogue included remarks about the high regard for Rhodes and his standing.
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Rhodes
Richt Place
London
Cecil Rhodes
Westminster Les
Mississippi River Passenger Travel in the Old Era
Ainsiee's Magazine portrays Mississippi river passenger service from St Paul to New Orleans as leisurely and affordable travel, with frequent river town stops and varied cargo. The scene at Memphis shows levees, mills, freight bustle, and a heavy Black labor presence moving cotton and goods along the shore and boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi River
St. Paul
St. Lowis
New Orleans
Stetmer
Ben Te Stern
Memphis
Cepter
Desand
Mitsisipyi
Anay
Mem- Phis
Cinelissam Pbgmnt
Ainsiee
Cape Nome Miner Describes Rich Alaska Gold District
Cape Nome reports from William Henderson recounts the district as one of the world’s richest gold regions. He cites large pay streaks near the shore and in gulches, high wages, steep living costs, and a summer output potential exceeding 10 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Henderson
Cape Nome
Anvil
Snow
Buster
Dexter
Feach
Planis
Alani
Cane Nome
Cape Prince of Wales
Cape
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Cawan Lewisville
Garrett Dar
Willian
Frazersbure
Ileteani ix
Alex Renfrew
J_ Baw
Calvin Boyd
BH. Carnanan
Iain Boyd
William Bard
Ida
Anna Carnanan
Laure Boyd
Guida Renfrew
Edna i Maude Maples
Shoemnof Chili
Mensles Carnahan
Ward Boyan
Charles
Robert
M. OE
Sirete
Baptist Chapel
C_C_ Erwin
I Livia
Bnfinener
McCune’s
Piainte
Willard Hende Tso
Ber Hendersen
Suns Gan
James Haver
Geo
Harare
Benj. Miers
Bie Wainhhear
Arup
Nicely
Christopher Mendon
Blisspieli
BRERA
Tlussem Hill
BIA
Mits Zels
Nomad Crawford
Consville
Irei Smith
Maliss
Mary Newcon
Sol Ross
MOH
Cociperdale
Miners
Washington
Senate
von Sittart
Neaner
Gaza
Hay
Lord Pauncefote
KE Eds Sheret
United SB Senate
Bacon
Philippines
Ngton
Cenate
Philippine Guardiisa
Hstenes
MerWa
Dan
Tueniy-nith Infantry
Lear Surig
John Tenniel
Punch
Lord Salisbury
Marseilles
Alaska
Eagle
Tohl Mines
Dann
W. Kirk
Loxbury
Ami
Kirk
Sind
Wess
Abe
Basie
Saigon
Philadelphia Record
Tellier
Note Vilage
The
Wwe
Anton Syndicate
Park Hotel
Court House
Seanele
Nderwear
Veeheck
Crome
Ubte Front
Mascot
Caticura
Lowe Tegd
J. P. Zerbe
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Mississippi
Qustar
Liang
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England
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Marriot
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