Social Calendar Notes From Local Wranglers and Clubs
The Wranglers meet at the library tonight while Grace church groups and the Sarto club convene for meetings and reorganizations. Mrs. James J. Johnson hosts a four o'clock dinner for Miss Charlotte Sturgeon before her Denver departure, and Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Wolfe host a midweek supper with friends and chatter.
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Wranglers
Grace Church
Howard Miller
Woman's Club
Roscoe Woman's Club
L. D. Schott
Ladies Aid Society of Grace Church
Lady Workers
Wells
Sarto Club
Hd.Wimmer
James J. Johnson
South Third Street
Hyomei Lauded For Catarrhal Relief By Local Druggist
A local druggist, C. B. Anderson, endorses Hyomei as highly effective for catarrhal troubles. The complete outfit includes pocket inhaler, dropper, and Hyomei bottle for $1 with refills at 50 cents. He guarantees a cure when used per directions or offers a money refund.
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Age
Eastern Stars and WCTU Meeting Notices
The Eastern Stars announce a regular meeting this Tuesday evening at the Masonic hall urging all to attend. The WCTU meeting is postponed from Thursday to Friday due to the Union missionary society event at the Presbyterian church with Miss Weisser and Mrs. Clair as leaders.
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Masonic Hall
Union Missionary Society
Presbyterian Church
Personal Notes From Delaware This Week
Miss Nellie Doney spent Sunday with friends in New Philadelphia. George Klinger returned to Akron after a week at home. Numerous local residents visited friends in Conesville, Columbus, Saint Marys, Dennison, and other nearby cities. The list includes Miss Veronica Hanley, Irene Rogers, Nellie Travinger, Thresa Clark, Genie Rittenhouse, Donna Shinn, and others visiting relatives or attending events. J. H. Burrell and Charles Burrell attended the inauguration in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Doney
New Philadelphia
George Klinger
Akron
Dan Beach
Cheltaham
Agnes Hanlon
Malcolm Baker
Conesville
Fannie Davis
A. E Bona
Columbus
Veronica Hanley
Saint Mary’s of the Springs
Fred Compton
Delaware
Irene Rogers
St. Mary’s of the Springs
Nellie Travinger
Thresa Clark
Genie Rittenhouse
Will
Doc” Fisher
Dennison
Mary Harvey
Margaret Nelson
J. P. Darling
Nellie
Thomas Burrell
Will Shannon
Eloise Beebe
Glendale
James Hagans
Swallow
Markle
Baton Rouge
Benjamin $. Wright
Philadelphia
Geo. Hottman
Wright
Iowa
Anna Natchett
Adamsvile
Elmer Pierce
South Lawn Avenue
Byron Kendall
Chicago
Charles Pierce
James Vosburgh
Irene Rodgers
St. Marys
Donna Shinn
Massillon
Caton
Cleveland
J. B. Davis
Cadiz
J. H. Burrell
Charles Burrell
John Lacy
John Cooksey
Fiona Quillen
Canal Dover
H. B. McDonald
Walter Strine
Effie Hawk
Adams Township
Alta Hawk
F. E. Pomerene
Gov. Pattison
J. C. Adams
Dan Meek
Kiskimi Uitil
William Nicholas
W. A. Edwards
Nicholas
Thad. L. Montgomery
Newark
Franklin National Bank
Sentlemen
Ohio Mine Workers convene in Columbus temple
The annual Ohio Mine Workers convention opened in Columbus at 10 o clock Tuesday in the I O O F temple. President W H Haskins presided and the session runs until Saturday. Officers will be elected Tuesday or Wednesday and W H Green of Coshocton asserts his election as president is certain. It was rumored that Haskins’s name might not be presented.
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the Age
The
Ohio Mine Workers
Coldest Day of Winter Reported at South Lawn
The article notes the season’s coldest reading to date, with a thermometer at South Lawn cemetery registering two degrees above zero at seven o clock. It also mentions local commerce offering women’s warm shoes at discounted prices from Cantwell Shoes.
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Page
South Lawn
Exclusion Act Upheld in Federal Court Appeal
The US federal court of appeals at Cleveland sustains the April 7 1904 Chinese Exclusion Act and upholds deportation orders in Cimemna v Hong Wing a test case involving six similar suits. The decision confirms Congress power to extend the act full force. Cantwell Shoe Co. advertises youth Latin calf shoes at 75 cents to a dollar.
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Cimemna
Hong Wing
United States
Federal Court of Appeals
Cleveland
Congress
Birds Shipped To Tuscarawas County Poultry Show In Newcomerstown
Coshocton residents sent a sizeable lot of birds to the Tuscarawas county poultry show in Newcomerstown this week. Frank Ricketts delivered Buff rocks. Charles Gallaher provided nine birds including Bantams. Robert Greer supplied five Barred Leghorns. Al Renner brought six black Minorcas. W M Smith listed Rhode Island Reds.
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Coshocton
Tuscarawas County
Newcomerstown
Frank Ricketts
Charles Gallaher
Robert Greer
al Renner
W. M. Smith
Fomteen
Rhode Island
Statement by Dr Morris on Mrs Morris ejectment at White House
Dr Morris issues a public statement condemning those responsible for ejecting his wife from the White House last Thursday. He denounces the five dollar fine as adding to her humiliation and replies to Rep Hull of Iowa on the will and codicil of her father. He claims an effort was made to restrain her at a detention house until his arrival to cast her as friendless and insane.
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Doctor Morris
Washington
Minor Morris
White House
Hull
Iowa
Morris
Massacre Suppression Measures Amid Caucasus Turmoil
A semiofficial Caucasus report says Armenians refugees fueled anti-government actions, sparking massacres and harsh measures by the government. Count von Vorontsov-Dashkov may be replaced. troops defended against charges of barbarous conduct as insurgents were routed near Rostov-on-Don.
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St. Petersburg
Caucasus
Turkey
Russia
von Vorontsoff Dashkoff
Fifteen Missing After Landslip Destroys Row of Homes
A landslip near Aversetraw? New York carried away a dozen houses and left fifteen people missing. The debris caught fire, ruptured a water main, and blocked water access to fight the blaze. Two slips occurred, the second sweeping a line of homes and peril to residents.
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New York
Averstraw
N. Y
Insurgent Republicans threaten delay on joint statehood bill
In Washington a bloc of 9 Republicans opposing the joint statehood measure weakens the plan for a favorable committee report this week. Insurgents claim 75 Republicans oppose the new rule. Democrats will vote against it. Speaker Cannon pushes for party discipline as talks of amending the bill continue. In New York, Porto Rico Mayor Robert H. Todd arrives to push Congress for an elective senate on the island as its delegate.
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Washington
Dan
House
Committee On Territories
Rules
Cannon
New York
Robert H. Todd
San Juan
Porto Rico
Congress
Porto Rios
Floridans Busy Planting Gardens in Early Spring
An extract notes Floridians planting gardens with tomato vines in blossom peach trees green grass and thriving trees near Carlton and nearby farms. It describes a northern hope to move but reflects warm climate abundance and ongoing cultivation by residents including Sam and others.
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W. Wonmer
H. M. Schimneser
Carlton
Sam
Law Suit at West Lafayette Enters Jury Trial
George Roche and Howard Hahn traveled to West Lafayette Tuesday morning to oppose each other in a lawsuit over a disputed account for work, presented before a jury in Squire Coch.
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George Roche
Howard Hahn
West Lafayette
Squire Coch
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Ed. Wimmer
J. N. Wolfe
C. C. Porter
Erastus Boyd
Ed Clark
J. M. Richie
D. A. Overhelt
M. C. MaCormick
T&. E. Renner
Prof
Hosmer
Sidney Lauier
Ralph Griswold
Cuba
States
Agnes
Eleanor Burns
Pedro
Exmayor
Miss Mortley
Miss Edwards
Griswold
Guy Meek
Walter Bartholemy
Clarence Hay
Arthur Temple
Ernest Smith
Edith McNaughton
G. E. Anderson
Cc. B. Anderson
Ricketts
Helen Brown
Foster & Strome
I. O. O. F. Temple
W. H. Haskins
W. H. Green
Cantwell Shoe Co
Main Street
Smith
No. 32
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Caris
N. HE
Moscow
Moscow Dragoons
Presna
Gorbatof
St Petersburg
Makei
Rostot-on-Don
Zatermernitzk
the Ransom Dry Goods Co
Harris
W. Snyder
SOM
Ran’s Court
Roche
Lee
Seth
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