Macedonian Question Sparks European Reform Debates
Abdul Haaid's adviser discusses the Eastern Question, prospects for reforms in the Ottoman Empire, and whether Turkey will yield autonomy or face war. Professor Arminius Vamberg argues reforms may be limited by Turkish caution, while European powers weigh intervention and the risk of partition, with Russia and Austria-Hungary key to securing a cautious approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arminius Vamberg
Vienna
Bester Lloyd
Turkey
Sultana Abdul
Giuman
Alacedonia
Walkan
Russia
Austria-Hungary
Constantinople
Bednigs
Europe
Sultan Almtul Sint
Anti
Sarelore
London
Macedonia
Vaerberg
Dutomiter
Ace
Are Hn
Abdul Uaamid
Rasen
Tassin
Tarkey
Association Officers and Sabbath School Appeals in Avondale
Reports from Avondale Ohio dated February 20 1903 corrected officers for the Bethlehem Coshocton and Franklin townships with a call for township reports by Monday. The piece includes sermonlike exhortations on Christian love Sabbath school lessons and warns against secular temptations, urging readers to join in improving the church and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avondale
J. I. Bretius
Bethlehem Township
Neldon
Prone
William Neldon
Coshocton R. D
Prairie Chapel M. P
J. A Thrapp
West Lafayette
Hatlie Clark
N. L. Rullege
Sadie Dewitt
John McCullough
Zion M
John A. Clark
Rocky Dale
Cachlin
Frank Miller
Frank Croul
John Mullet
Jackson Township
Franklin Township
Hot Water System Proves A Great Success
The hot water system was tested Tuesday and proved equal to the emergency. Thermometers across the city showed a drop of one to four degrees below zero, yet no complaints were received at the hot water plant. In homes with the new heat the atmosphere stayed warm and balmy, comparable to an orange grove breeze. The plant is claimed able to furnish heat to maintain a stable temperature even if thermometers fall twenty degrees.
Rivers Rising Do Great Damage In McKeesport
By Telegraph to The Age Pittshurs Feb 17 The W Dewes Woon mill of the American steel company at McKeesport is swept away and 20 000 men are thrown out of work while thousands of felts and other goods are ruined The rivers here rise rapidly forcing closures of other factories and mills By Feb 15 the lickimeg river is out of banks rising with much timber lost and horses submerged at Parkers Forty amid widespread suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittshurs
W. Dewes Woon
American Sheel Steel Company
McKeesport
Forhsle
Lickimeg
Parkers
Poles Downed by Winds Cut Telegraph Service
A mile of telegraph poles were leveled by high winds and heavy snow between here and Columns on the Western Union line. The local telegraph office did not receive news until after 2 PM, when a small force of linemen repaired the damage temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union
Stumbled and Fell Across Hot Kitchen Stove
Arnold of North Pitch Street suffered a severely burned arm after a Monday morning fall while carrying a bucket into the kitchen. He shielded himself with an arm when he reached the stove, landing on the hot surface and burning hand and arm. Karl Schavery had his left second finger caught in the wheels of a new ironing machine at Rob son’s barber shop on Tuesday. the accident was painful but not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
North Pichth Street
Karl Schavery
Robson
Laundering Machine Brings Modern Methods to City
Speck and Smilk install the mangel the newest improver machine in their laundry. It is the first of its kind in the city and signals the business’s commitment to modern methods and customer advantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speck & Smilk
Ini
Plans for Opera Houses by Columbus Architects
Fred W. Ello of Meyer and Eliott, architects, met in the city Tuesday with Goshecton opera house company to discuss plans for a new opera house to be built on South and Main Street. They are also constructing the Weller theater in Zanesville. There are more than 100 women graduates in Trelame.
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Fred W. Ello
Columbus
Meyer & Eliott
Thesday
Goshecton Pera House
Weller Theater
Zanésville
Opera
Soath Ard Mai Street
Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy Endorsed by New York Magazine
Dr James H Montgomery M D editorially commends Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy after tests on kidney liver and bladder ailments rheumatism dyspepsia and constipation. The journal urges readers to use the remedy and notes availability from Dr David Kennedy Corporation Rondout. A 50 cent size and a larger bottle are advertised with free samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Magazine of Sanitation and Hygiene
Jame H. Montgomery
M. D
David Kennedy
James H Montgomery
M.D
David Kennedy Corporation
Conferences Between Miners and Operators
The state executive board of the United Mine Workers met in Columbus to arrange dates for joint miner operator meetings under the new Indianapolis scale. District President William Green, State Vice President Sullivan, and State President William Haskins were involved. Meetings are set across several fields with dates in February and March, including Zanesville, Cambridge, Athens, and Muskingum areas. Green returned from Janesville after adjusting minor issues in the Muskingum field.
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The
United Mine Workers
Columbus
Indianapolis
William Green
Sullivan
William Haskins
Washington
Coshocton
Muskingum
Cooksville
Zanesville
Guernsey
Cambridge
Hocking
Athens
Messrs
Haskins
Green
Celumus
Janesville
Spain awarded damages over torpedo boat delivery
The Lord Chief Justice of Scotland awarded Spain 67,300 to compensate for delays by the Clyde Ship Emitting Company in delivering torpedo boats before the Spanish American War. Spain argued that earlier delivery could have halted Cuban filibustering and averted hostilities with the United States.
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Spain
Maud Mutller
Edinburg
Lord Lady
Court of Sessions and Military
Clyde
America
Republicans Seek Dutch Government Change in Netherlands
Telegraph dispatch from Amsterdam reports whispers of a republic in the Netherlands even if Queen Wilhelmina bears a son. Republican clubs spread nationwide and, after Wilhelmina’s death, demand for a republican government grows. Potential conflict with Henry noted. US and France eyed for support. Britain poised to stay neutral.
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Holland
Amsterdam
Wilhelmina
Denis
Henly
Henry
United States
France
Great Britain
Paper Seeks Injunction Against Racy Story Printing
The case reports Mord Bretherton and family troubles allegedly to be exposed by the Evening News prompting a restraining order. Lawyers argue the injunction illegal under constitutional provisions and anticipate a preliminary hearing may dismiss the action.
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Age
Lima. O
Bry Mord
Bretherton
Sourcelinn
Arnela
Ettorniys
Ilegal
Storm at Sea Triggers Widespread Unease
The Age reports heavy weather along Nova Scotia coasts with several vessels in peril. Communication with near all ports is disrupted as rescue efforts struggle to free a ship from a perilous position off North Cumberland. Authorities warn of continuing danger and urge caution at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Novascotia
Minto
North Cumberland
Eighteen Drown in Wrecked Olive off Atlantic Coast
Norfolk, February 18. The passenger steamer Olive, running Franklin to Edenton, was struck by a cyclone in the Chowan River and sank. Eighteen died, including Charles Lister and Mrs Bennett. Captain Withy and several crew survived. Rescue efforts brought in survivors from lifeboats and a tug later landed the eight in lifeboats. Work to recover bodies and raise the ship will begin immediately.
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Norfolk
Olive
Franklin
Helenton
Chowan
Steumer
J. W. Prettow
North Carolina
Virginia
Edenton
George H. Withy
Charles Lister
Bennet
Easter Williams
Abraham Cooper
Captain Withy
Conroy
Bell
Pettit
Suffolk
Gazelle
Tunis
Wilder
Coleraine
N. C
Thousands of Elk Perishing Prompt Action by U.S. Rangers
News from New York reports 10 000 starving elk on the Jeton Yellowstone reserve in Wyoming. Deep snow and 40 below temperatures threaten the herd. United States rangers and special superintendent A us Anderson move to distribute hay and seek 1280 to 2000 dollars in local subscriptions to buy more hay.
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New York
Jeton-Yellowstone
Wyoming
United States Rangers
A.us Anderson
Jeton- Yellowstone
Anderson
Mann
Fire damages Newcastle home in Prestlas incident
Fire broke out in Dr Dillin's new house at Newcastle Prestlas last night nearly the entire residence was aroused. The blaze started in the garter bar when sparks drew the fire. Mr Dien was awakened by the flames before the alarm, and the blaze was brought under control after two hours of hard work by the bucket brigade. The kitchen and dining room were severely damaged. Loss estimated at £200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr Dillin
Newcaster Prestlas
Dien
Buchet
Chicago Faces Freezing, Destitute Plight Deepens
A chaotic telex from The Age reports extreme cold and worsening destitution in Chicago. The article notes a predicted further temperature drop tonight and highlights the struggle of impoverished residents lacking aid.
Loyal Partridge and True Partridge on Grand Pacific register
The Chicago Record Herald notes names Loyal Partridge and True Partridge appear on the hotel register at the Grand Pacific in Chicago, reflecting guests recorded at the property.
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R Trace
Loyal Partridge
True Partridge
Chicago Record Herald
Chicago
LEGAL STEW AND INFRINGEMENT SUIT AND WIDOW DECLARED IMBECILE
McCoy sues Beard in common pleas for 200 alleging infringement of iron brew rights from Coshocton Bottling Works contract with Maas and Waldstein. temporary restraining order granted. bond set at 100. Also probate case declares Mary C. Masten an imbecile seeking guardian. widow received 1200 damages from railroad. Deeds filed note Nantel Jones to Eien Mex Shane for Lot 10 in Marquand Third Addition Franklin township valued at 2100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Martin McCoy
Common Pleas Court
T. M. Board
Mr. McCoy
Mr. Bell
Coshocton
J. C. Adams
McCoy
Mary C. Masten
Thomas A. Master
Wheeling and Lake
Donley
Andrew Brannon
Vernon Casey
Millcreek Township
Vesta B. Madison
Nantel Jones
Eien Mex Shane
Marquand
Franklin Township
Weller denies links to Park hotel theater plan
S A Weller debunks rumors he will buy the Park hotel to build an opera house in Zanesville. He says no connection exists with the proposed project. Hotel owner Rittenhouse says negotiations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weller
Park Hotel
Zanesville
Demurrer of Packers Dismissed in Trade Case
In a United States circuit court today a preliminary injunction against the meat packers was granted for alleged illegal price control and restraint of trade. The demurrer of the packers, argued December 16, was dismissed as multifarious and insufficiently specific. The suit began May 10 with a temporary injunction issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ice Age
Chicago
Red 1Shudge Crasacup
Mr Wheeler Beats Rheumatism With Pain Balm
In the winter of 1898 I was lame in my joints and could hardly hobble until I bought Chamberlain's Pain Balm. From the first application I began to get well and was cured, working steady all year. For sale at Forbes black and other places. William, Northwood NC.
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R. Wheeler
Northwood
C. FE. Anderson
Forbes Black
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Tellin Mow
Sultan
Mather
Cer
New York Herald
Coshocton County
Sethlehem
Association
J. J. Bretius
No. 1
Frank Miler
War
Saw
Edith Clark
Metham
Brethren
Christian Sunday School
Ark of Safety
Gunther
W. FL Park
Pres. Co
Assn
Ite Vereris
Trelame
Montgomery, M.D
Dr. D. Kennedy
Atantic Coast
Newcastle Hom
Agehiewen
Eason
Demurrer
Packers
Mr. Wheeler
William
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