Calve and Bois Pose as Engaged Spiritualists amorously in Paris
Paris reports Emma Calve and Jules Bois nearing marriage after a year of friendship. Bois, famed for occult writings, and Calve share dinners and travel to San Remo for her throat illness. He has authored The Invisible World and Satanism and Magic, with Av ela a Herafter series stoking interest. Calve plans a U S visit while Bois prepares a book on America.
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Parie
Emma Calve
Jules Bois
Aveyion
Calve
M. Bois
Bois
San Remo
France
Delhi Durbar
United States
America
Italy
Marseilles
Lie
J. K. Huysmans
Matin
Rue Taithout
Odd Fellows Install Their New Officers
The Odd Fellows' Judge lodge installed its officers led by Deputy Grand Master N Criswell of Plainfield. After installation, many Plainfield youths attended and the group dined at Hamilton's restaurant.
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Odd Fellows
George B. Irwin
Noble Grand
Edwin McCullough
George N. Peacock
George C .Rinner
Arley C.crowthers
C. B. Kane
Henry Stacer
Samuel Sturtz
C. B. Wilhelm
Roy Carnes
Edward Hawkins
Geet to Strert
Local reports describe a coal industry disruption with a main plant shuttering for a short period. Officials say production will resume soon as maintenance completes and safety checks are finalized.
Joy of Winning Souls Address at Presbyterian Church
Rev. HB. N. Faulconer of Hillsboro spoke on The Joy of Winning Souls praising sympathy over card staffs. The address pleased the audience and proved instructive. He will preach each evening at 7 and each afternoon at 2 during the week.
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N. Faulconer
Hillsboro
Presbyterian Church
Falconer
Plans Made for New Pope-Gosser Pottery at Coshocton
Architect Fritz completed plans for the Pope-Gosser pottery and foundation work is underway with stone placed. I Bentley Pope heads the venture and says no rush until winter passes while a local contractor is awarded a dinner and two toilet sets. Pope plans a large workforce once construction resumes.
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NEW Pottery
Fritz
Pope-Gosser Pottery
Coshocton
East Liverpool
I. Bentley Pope
Rev Grimes Delights Coshocton Methodist Congregation
Rev I F Grimes of Groveport Ohio has conducted services at Grace M E church for ten days. His sermons last Sunday morning and evening pleased hearers and showed wide learning and clear grasp of scripture. Coshocton Methodists praise his preaching and hope for a bright future for him.
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Groveport
Grace M. E. Church
Ohio
Mr. Church
Rev Grimes
Coshocton
Tooth Pick Sticks In A Farmer's Throat
Samuel Crawford a prominent farmer of the Killbuck neighborhood endured a week of severe throat pain after a small toothpick lodged in his throat. The obstruction caused inability to swallow and grave concern until a sudden episode Monday evening released the blockage and brought relief to his family.
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Samuel Crawford
Killbuck
House Committee Plans One Year Coal Tax Rebate
Washington January 13 The house ways and means committee reported a substitute for Mr Hill's bill to provide a one year rebate on all coal from all sources equal to the Dingrey tariff duty effectively placing coal on the free list during that period The bill will be called up in the house this afternoon and passed immediately Also noted is the opening of Nellie new special school with M K Hosselt of Oregon as principal Twenty six pupils enrolled and about ten to fifteen more expected soon The building is not fully completed yet but expected to be soon
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Washington
House Committee On Ways and Means
Hill
Connecticut
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M. K. Hosselt
Oregon
Fire damages Gould's New York house on Fifth Avenue
A blaze in Geo Goulds residence on Fifth Avenue New York caused an estimated 126000 dollars in damage. Firefighting efforts saved the structure and minimized injuries though valuables were harmed. The incident occurred January 13 with Telegraph reporting from New York.
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Shryock Urges Action on Ohio Canal From Dresden North
Columbus Jan 14. The Ohio Canal association pressed for rehab of the canal from Dresden to Cleveland, aiming to restore active business and connect with the Muskingum river. Former Senator C A Shryock charged public discontent with current canal management and urged plans, estimates, and retention of public ownership. The meeting included Rev Father J B Behmidt and others advocating a $5 million expenditure and preserving canals against corporate control.
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Ohio Canal Association
State Board of Public Works
Ohio Canal
Dresden
C. A. Shyrock
Zanesville
Cleveland
Shyrack
Ohio
Wabash
Pennsylvania
Lake Shore
D. J. Ryan
H. S. Emerson
Newcomerstown
HB. B. Silk
Massillon
RH. Xovans
Muskingum River
E. 8. Lee
Charles Geidel
Coshocton
Coshocton Leads Miners in Ohio Convention Selections
Columbus Jan. 14 The miners convention passed a resolution promising ample labor and coal supplies with operators and railroads to meet demand. Officers elected include D. H. Sullivan as vice president and Wm. Morgan on the national board. Haskins was re elected president amid praise for unity and scale progress.
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Haskins
Savage
D H Sullivan
Wm. Morgan
National Board
John Morgan
North Lawrence
L. H. Jendons
Sherrodsville
John Milgate
New Straitsville
W. H Haskins
State Association
Roosevelt
D. H Sullivan
Jackson and
Keller
West Virginia
G. W Savage
W. H. Haskins
Ohio Miners’ Organization
Ohio
D. H. Sullivan
Daniel W. Wallace
National Executive Board
William Morgan
H. A Laning
G. W. Schackert
George W. Bush
Thomas Reid
Marlon C. Hull
Coshocton
Dr. Sullivan
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