Keene Area Chautauqua Activities and Local News
A rush of Chautauqua Circle events unfolds in Keene with lectures at Grate Dai church and gatherings hosted by Miss Kate McClure. The Columbus Dispatch reports a family reunion in Sunny with a dinner for thirty five and a Sunday wedding for Minnie M. Frock and Charles Sells at Adams Street.
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Tee Ca
Witte Miller
Grate Dai Church
Grace Church
McCabe
Chautauqua Circle
Kate McClure
Mises Agnes
Eleanor Burns
Griswold
The
Wranglers
Lbrary
Dist
Rich
Howard Miller
Main Street
John Haines
Water Street
Sunny
John Hartsock
Canal Lewisville
Canton
Baoch L. Haines
Ray
Oklahoma
John Simmons
Braceville
Henry Haines
Sam Youle
Raymond
Ed Wilson
Oliver N. Hoff
Carlos Dawton
Minnie M. Frock
Charles Sells
Adams‘street
H. Kohder
U. B. Church
Cmmediate
Miss Marke Hay Heads to National Park Seminary Trip
Miss Marke Hay leaves for New ark to join a party of girls returning to National Park Seminary in Washington DC. Miss Penelope Mack also departs Newark to join the same party. R McCormick of Keene and Hon J T McBane attend local events while Mrs W M Smith travels to Wheeling for a daughter’s illness. Labor unions plan meetings in Central Labor hall and the Martter panding tonight.
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Keene
Nelle McCormick
Clara Endsley
Mina Finley
Mary Shannon
Dora Beall
Kate Porter
Harry Norman
Ray, McCormick
Floyd Norman
Bessie Wilson
Bessie Boyd
Coshocton
Mabel Park
Sadié Durbin
Rod. Hamilton
Fred Park
Fresno
Marke Hay
Newark
National Park Seminary
Washington, D. C
Penelope Mack
R. C. Snyder
R. McCormick
Millersburg
J. T. McBane
Columbus
W. M. Smith
Wheeling
Wm. Marsh
Gum Emgravers and
Emboss Cutters
Martter Panding
Brickingers
Mason’s Union
Central Labor Hall
Grand Jury Drawn. Two Washington Township Men Exempt
Judge Veerhees argues the grand jury must be drawn ten days before court. Nine to twelve days remain, and the two Washington township men Ben Dickerson cited are excused. New jury includes John Riker Henry Rehard F J Powell E L Wolford and others with substitutes Homs from Washington township.
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Veerhees
Ben Dickerson
Thie Eftefacente
Eason
Thie
Grand Jury
Washington Township
Dickerson
John Riker
Henry Rehard
F J. Powel
E. L. Wolford
W. H. Williamson
Janis Wigging
L. D. McCoy
Price Gwens
Chris Marebrl
Leander Lower
J. H. Platt
J. Lee Stil
F. C. Welling
John Williams
Henry Clerk
Mayor Smith Misses Court for Columbus Inauguration
No mayor's court was held Monday morning due to the mayor's absence while attending the inauguration in Columbus. Mayor Smith is away for the event.
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Smith
Columbus
Pattison Attends Church as New Year Sermon Prompts Hope
Telegraph report notes Governor elect Pattison and family at First Congregational Church with Rev Washington Gladden delivering A Happy New Year to Our New Rulers. Gladden calls 1906 an easy year for right actions and support for honorable, truthful leaders.
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Voumous
Jane
Pattison
Week of Prayer ushers Coshocton church services
The Coshocton area holds a week of prayer with Presbyterian Baptist Grace and M P churches starting this week. Topics include Believers Purified and Quickened The Church Wholly Reviewed of the Love and Life of Christ and The Unsaved Aroused to Seek Salvation. Dr Clark leads Grace church sessions with Van Dyke Revel references. Cantwell Shoe Co offers men s shoes special set.
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Coshocton
DeWitt Miller
Grace Church
U. B
Baptist, Grace
M. P
Presbyterian
Baptist
G. B
Christ
Forney Honored As Secretary-Treasurer In Breeders Group
John A. Forney of Plainfield, a noted live stock man with J. F. and J A Forney, was elected secretary treasurer at the American Breeders and Importers Registry Company meeting. His stock record under the firm is cited as bringing him fame and the new post comes with a salary tied to his ability to advance the association.
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John A. Forney
Plainfield
Percheton Registry Co
J. F
J A Forney
Cantwell Shoe Co. Sale on Ladies Metal Galf Shoes
Women's gun metal Galf shoes in button and blucher styles offered at special price of two dollars, sizes available. Cantwell Shoe Company location listed as 6 (address truncated). The promotion highlights affordable footwear options for women.
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Cantwell Shoe Co
Saloon Fight Reveals Sunday Business in Oak Hotel
A Sunday fight at the Oak hotel leads police to Heiser's saloon doing business on Sunday. About a dozen men were found in a back room around a tub of beer bottles. An affidavit will be filed against the proprietor when Mayor Smith returns.
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Oak Hotel
Heiser
DeWitt Miller Lectures Tonight at Grace Church
Along with the first snow storm comes DeWitt Miller the third number of the People's Lecture course at Grace Church. Miller is a natural born humorist known for witty epigrams and sharp refined humor aimed at noble purpose.
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DeWitt Miller
People’s Lecture Coure
Grace Church
Mr. Miller
Russian Xmas Is Quiet Today in St Petersburg
January 8 in St Petersburg reports a quiet Russian Christmas with all theaters and restaurants closed and religious services well attended. The emperor presided over the Tsarskoe-Selo palace Christmas tree and later distributed presents to his imperial Cossack escort. A special sale promotes men’s patent Colt Shoes priced at $2.00.
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St Petersburg
St. Petersburg
Tsarskoe-Selo
Cosdack
Election of Far Board Directors Named by Coshocton County
At the Coshocton county board of agriculture meeting in city hall the following were chosen as directors J P Darling Ed M Hanlon W M Smith Thos McConnell R J Graham F Dannon Charles McClain and L W Potock The directors will meet at Boyd and Mc Connell's office next Monday to plan for the coming year
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Coshocton
Prospect of a bigger market fuels speculation fears
The writer notes widespread optimism about prosperity and a surge in speculation as 1905 nears where agriculture and labor thrive, but warns that such booms often end in a speculative debauch. He cautions on foreign tensions, bank liquidity, and a likely push toward new railroad and steel stock activity to sustain the rally.
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USA
Russian Empire
France
Germany
Shaw
Panama
Comea
Mississippi
Pacific
Union Pacific
St. Paul
German American Trade Ties Seen Strong in 1905
The United States and Germany conducted robust trade in 1905 totaling over 400 million dollars. Imports from Germany reached 110 million, while US exports to Germany rose to 194 million, second only to 1904 in value, with raw cotton prices causing a dip in overall 1905 figures.
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Washington
Jan
United States
Germany
Bureau of Statistics
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Columbus Dispatch
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MT Inauguration
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Park Gash Grocery
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