River Tuscarawas Bridge Threatened by Floods and Erosion
ED BACHMAN reports the doomed iron bridge on the road toward Newcomerstown as floodwaters and channel changes scour the piers. Engineering notes describe past channel shifts, abutments, and a costly program to save the structure, urging larger water capacity and preservation efforts.
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Here
Newcomerstown
Tuscarawas
Ute Bridge
Moore
Nevun
Tuscarawas Tiver
Parhandle Raiload
Wrades Teil & Wossing
Canton and New Philadelphia Electric Railway Crossings Open
The Canton New Philadelphia Electric Railway completed crossings over the C and P line at Seventh street and over the Tuscarawas Traction at Seventh and Fair streets after court action. The line now links New Philadelphia and Canal Dover with plans to run cars to Dover soon if weather stays favorable.
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Canton
Denison
Canton-New Philadelphia Electric Railway Company
C. & P. Railway
Seventh Street
Klacky
Tuscarawas Traction Company
Seventh and Fair Streets
New Philadelphia Advocate
Canton-Philadelphia Company
New Philadelphia
Canal Dover
Dover
Gueday
Miles Finds Siberia Land With Future
Paris dispatch reports Gen Miles arriving from Russia with views on Siberia opening through railways. He describes winters, hardy natives, and planned benefits for commerce and governance, noting his wife Mrs Miles and Col and Mrs Maas accompanied him. He plans to return to the United States via London after Paris stay.
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Siberia
Paris
Russia
Continental
Hien Afies
China
Wosld
Sh Hernia
Wester
Iocome
Maas
America
United States
Canada
Imperial Palace
St. Petersburg
Cameron
London
Baron Von Sternberg On Monroe Doctrine Speech
Baron Von Sternberg of Germany comments on the Monroe Doctrine after arriving in the United States, stating Germany would not seek colonies or a coaling station in a South American republic. He claims the emperor understands the doctrine and has studied American statements.
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Kaiser
Age
New York
Baron von Sternberg
Germany
Festiday
Endavor
Washington
Bowen's clever diplomatic turn reshapes Venezuela talks
Washington reports a new turn in Venezuela peace efforts as Minister Bowen shifts defense to three allies opposed by seven powers including the United States France Belgium and Holland. Observers fear a broader threat with Germany Great Britain and others withholding replies on blockade policy.
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Bowen
The
Age
Washington
Venezuela
United States
France
Belgium
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Germany
Great Britain
Notes From Silver Nations Sent To Congress
Washington reports President Roosevelt transmitted to Congress a message urging cooperation with European powers and silver-using states to seek a monetary system stabilizing exchange rates between gold and silver economies. The note highlights potential aid to China in meeting indemnity payments and stresses trade stability as crucial for both gold and silver standard nations.
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Congress
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Tresith
Stalin
Luteric
United Deytes
Pacer
Hay
United States
Orient
China
Yula
Mexico
The Big Bank Safest The Cleveland Trust Company
A historical note argues that a large bank is safer than a smaller one with The Cleveland Trust Company cited as an example. It highlights $500,000 capital stock owned by reliable investors, a half million liability if needed, a surplus fund, strong stock demand, and a four percent savings rate. It also notes mail banking and a booklet describing services.
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Cleveland Trust Company
Ohio
Miost
Premium Company 18 To Stay In Coshocton
Premium Manufacturing will remain in Coshocton, defying a move. President Weisner announced the plant will stay permanently, plans for a new building at Third and Walnut will start soon, and West Lafayette negotiators failed to deter the decision. A West Lafayette representative will visit Monday to discuss with Weisner.
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Coshocton
Weisner
Oberlin Board of Commerce
Oberlin
Third and
Walnut
West Lafayette
New Designs for the Fair Buildings by Hart and Company
Architect Hart of Hart and Company in Columbus returned home after meeting with the agricultural committee. The committee members Alex Stewart W B Miller and E M Hanlon were appointed to choose plans for the fair grounds building. Hart will redraw plans and submit them soon.
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Hart
Hart & Company
Columbus
Alex Stewart
W. B. Miller
E. M. Hanlon
Fair Grounds
Ohio
Ohio Fim
Agricultural Press of America
Cleveland
Monkey Goes On Sprees At Patersons Saloon
Jocko the little monkey at Frank Patterson's saloon drinks rye whiskey and Tom and Jerry, grows cross after daily indulgence, and staggers about the bar in Parisian style. After hours he naps, dreams of cocoanut groves, then is recaptured by Clifford Wilcoxen and returned to confinement. Previously with Gentry Bros. circus, he hopped off a train but was caught.
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Monkey
Jocko
Frank Patterson
Tom and Jerry
Cross
Snyder Grocery
Clifford Wilcoxen
Gentry Bros. Circus
Ed. Bachman
Wreck on T W V O Railroad at Walhending
A Saturday morning derailment on the T W V O line at Walhending involved one cattle car and one box car. Twenty five sheep were killed with no other serious damage reported.
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Walhending
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