New Bedford Notes and Rock Valley Deliberations
Local items report Frank Gouser visiting relatives in Millersburg and Mary Goss returning to Coshocton. Debates at Rock Valley favored the negative on a travel versus rap claim. German and English spellings praised at Vader's school house. Jonas Troyer and B F Stuber win language honors. Community events include church services, dances, plays, and a New Year program with Viola Richard receiving the silver medal.
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New Bedford
Frank Gouser
Millersburg
Mary Goss
Coshocton
Rock Valley
M. A Emerson
Charles Cox
Wilgon Stewart
Milton Croft
Vader
Jonas Troyer
B. F. Stuber
Eben Beneil
George Schailer
Keene
Democrat
Edward Lower
Bredless
Trangott Prinver
Madison County
Miss Berths
Bankersville
Messrs
Newh Lantonserlager
Charles Kutcher
Banj
R. Jauke
Community Notes Reflect A Winter of Slush and Social Ties
Rain drenches the region as creeks run high and locals report frequent visits and shared illness. Notices mention Miss Jenale Titchinoud, Miss Clara Addy, Mrs Kate Oriu, and many neighbors in social calls, church meetings, singing plans, and school resume after the holidays.
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Ukrange
James Evane
East Liverpool
J. Nortis
Lueius
Clara Addy
Kate Oriu
Norenan
Con- Nhe
Quinsy
Revival Meetings Abound As Community Keeps Busy
Rev Hyde conducts series of revival meetings at the M E church drawing crowds with several conversions. Union services held at Presbyterian church on Thursday. William Frew buried in Darting Cemetery. funeral by Rev Hyde after a visit with family. Community notes mention illnesses, visitors, school resumes, and local travel among residents and friends.
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Stevick
James Cochran
T. W. Cochran
Batwre
Knox County
Junction City
Edna Gamble
Knox Commy
Minnie Cochran
Dasy Ringwail
M. FE
Hyde
Presbyterian Church
William Frew
Darting
Frew
Henry Boyd
Keane
Uist
Charles Ling
Killbuck
David
Dru
Tramps Attack at Newrrle Gaslight Barn Ends in Death
Smith of the Newrrle Gaslight and Coke Company was nearly killed by tramps who set a fire during an assault in a barn. He battled the flames and was found burned and unconscious. he died last night. A possible motive is the attackers attempting to cover a crime.
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George McWurpny
Wray
Newcomer Town
Join, Jones
Frank Renning
Roscoe
Newcome
Lou Caileriaon
O. W
Henry Wolfe
Tranip
Newann U
Jan
Wilford
Smith
Newrrle Gaslight and Coke Company
Kompene
Wat
Danths MaAxsiman
Wheeling & Take
Enat
Smithville
Mirman W. J. Ryan
Edwin T. Longsadert
Josaph Ramus
Norwally
Massillon
George Purriah
Orrville
John Nerkhart
Yalu
Gaull Hatate
New York
David McClure
THM
Jay Gould
Anid Tien
Bo Hin
Lake Carriers report boosted tonnage and new navigation aids
The Lake Carriers association held its third annual session at the Cadillac Hotel in Detroit. President Corrigan presided as officers reported rising tonnage to about 90,136 loaded tons, with shipping offices in Cleveland Chicago South Chicago Buffalo Ashtabula and Toledo and 10,056 men shipped during the season. A committee secured price reductions on ore unloading and shoveling charges saving vessels $280,000, plus savings on lumber unloading. The group celebrated updated funding for Great Lakes navigation and discussed lake level issues and federal inquiries. William Livingstone Jr was elected president with a slate of vice presidents and officers named for the coming year.
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Detroit
Mich
Lake Carriers’ Association
Cadillac
Corrigan
Board of Managers
Keep
Cleveland
Chicago
Budlalea
Ashtabula
Toledo
Rurney
Kuifato
Association
Clay Lake
Congress
Tts
Great Lakes
M Cormissing
Mghthouse
Washington
Manitou Island
Lake Michigan
Death's Door Passage
Green Bay
Grassy Island
North End
Detroit River
Eagle Harbor
Lake Superior
Middle Island
Lele Liuren
Cat Head Point
Grand Traversy Bay
Grand Marais Harbor of Refuge
J. O. Gilchrist
Parker
S. D. Caldwell
Buffalo
William Eagan
Chicasio
Lasalle
Duluth
Thomas Cranage
Bay City
George S. Mettay
Hirvey D. Couller
Atso
Board of
Ritchie Protests Judge Kicks in Northern District Case
Akrohn Samuel J. Ritchie files petition against Judge Kicks alleging corrupt conduct and improper handling of company books tied to the Canada Copper and Anglo American Iron ventures. Claims involve multi million dollar deals, forged securities, and collaboration with Henry Payne Cornell Burke and others. Proceedings referenced before a Judiciary committee with remarks from Senator Payne and associates in Cleveland Akron and Washington.
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Wasuvidtos
Johnson (Dent
Ohio
Samuel J. Ritehta
Akron
Judge Kicks
Circuit Court
Ritchie
Canada
Che Hind
United States
Discovery Unit
Steven
Larks
Henry J. Payne
Thamus W. Coranvil
Canadia Copper Company
Ami Anglo: American Iron Company
Cleveland
O. L
Rifelti
England
Nogisates
Ricks
White
James GB
Georgoe Wi MceMullen
Ontario
Tiny
Burke
Payms
Cornell
Kim Mitchie
McMullin
McMullins
Stit
Vielems
Judge Ricks
Central Liber Union
Congress
Reyes
Layton
Tennessee
Guil
Bille
Disorder in St John’s Colony Turns Violent Over Food
A protest in St John’s Newfoundland escalated into a riot at the government buildings. Police and volunteers fought to contain the mob demanding relief, with injuries reported and several leaders arrested as the crowd looted stores for provisions.
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St. Jonxs
N. PL
Dan
Tourtuntine
Atsnese
Edwin Yuder
Johnston
Legal Notice of Dower and Property in Coshocton County
A petition seeks to ascertain the dower rights of Liddy Giffen, widow of Enivin P. Given, with William Gitten and Robert White Gitten named as plaintiffs. The notice commands respondents to answer by March 3, 1905, or risk default, describing a large land tract in New Castle and other parcels, including military tract sections, and listing bounds and descriptions in Coshocton County Ohio. The case is filed by T.C. Roche, attorney for plaintiffs.
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Dellona Underwood
William Jumpary
Putlehes Caranphry
Caleta
Hwmphry
Bubecon
John Qamphley
Ton
Humphry
Thor
Sia Humphiy
Maak Lampley
Antogek Toler
Aenka
William al Gitten
Robert White Gitten
Pleke
Coshocton
Ohl
Liddy Giffen
Enivin P. Given
Calvin P. Giffen
Niki Dowet
Innuifowt Bijry
Sala
Cosbooton
Sandan Ghree
Anc
George PL Lawrence
Vhulisa
Astuke
Ehalus
Bluning
Inne
New Gustle
Onimberals
United States Military Tract
Colla
Nat Gornur
John Crothe
Laing Severnds
Bugluning
Eorth
Maid
Counry
New Castle
Mato Street
Pines
T.C. Roche
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