Local Society Notes and Club Gatherings
The Caletday Today reports The Eastern Star meets this evening and Wranglers convene at the library. Mrs George Hay hosts Stitchery for guest Mrs Humberger. Tomorrow the Woman's Club and Roscoe Woman's Club meet at the library with Mrs Gleason and Mrs Parrish to host W O T U at Orchard Street home. Mrs Robson’s birthday observed by Rathbone Sisters at the Robson home with gifts and a two course supper. Leather Wedding postponed. Otto and Mrs Brice celebrate third anniversary noted as Leather wedding. Mrs Pomerene to entertain Thursday afternoon. The Wranglers meet tonight at the library with Mr Trott giving a Wilhelm Meister paper. New library books arrived from Cedar Point funds and will be shelved soon. Miss Sue Manning returns from Massillon. Robert Crawford to Canton. Jos L McDowell and C Balch to Fresno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hay
Mrs. Humberger
Woman's Club
Roscoe Woman's Club
Charles Loos
Gail Hamilton
Mike Denzer
L. V. Reed
Charles Carpenter
Jennie Denzer
Bill Denzer
Minnie Dawson
Mason
the Wranglers
Wranglers
Mr. Trott
Wilhelm Meister
Sue Manning
Massillon
Robert Crawford
Canton
Jos. L. McDowell
Charles Balch
Fresno
Tobacco Specific Promises Cure For Tobacco Habit
An advertisement touts a harmless vegetable remedy named Tol Specific claiming to cure tobacco addiction in any form. It includes testimonials from mothers and wives, offers a free trial package by mail from Ruger Drug & Chemical Co., and urges readers to mail in a cut-out with name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MM. E. Swith
Ruger. Drug & Chemical Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
Rogers’ Tobacco
Weather Turns Cold at South Lawn Cemetery
The blizeard scheduled to appear has begun to arrive as a sharp temperature drop hits 32 degrees at South Lawn cemetery, a 10 degree fall in eight hours. Sunday had seen 75 degrees, leaving readers puzzled by the unpredictable weather.
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Blizeard
South Lawn Cemetery
Blind Horse Pot Capers On Main Street Dash
A blind horse hitched to a Dawson & Smith grocery wagon bolted down Main Street at about two this afternoon. Driver John Ferrow remained in control as the harness broke near Panhandle crossing, stopping at Highth Street intersection with only minor damage and no injuries.
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Main Street
Hrse
Dawson & Smith
John Ferrow
Panhandle
Highth Street
Stones at house charge disturbs Morgan Run resident
Mrs Belle Bucy of Morgan Run swore out a warrant for Clifford Tidd accusing him of disturbing the peace by using profane language and throwing stones at her residence. Officer Jackson went to Morgan Run to serve the warrant and Tidd is expected to have a hearing this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Bucy
Morgan Run
Squire Wimmer
Clifford Tidd
Jackson
Personal notices from the city social scene
Wm Shannon traveled to Canton for business. W H Whittle visited Newcomers town on business. Misses Minnie Decker and Bertha McPherson with Lewis Gephart spent Sunday in Fresno. Mrs W Q Wilcoxon visiting sister Mrs H T Whitney in Cleveland. Miss Lida Robertson home from Wheeling. Mrs Powell of Lorain visiting. W R Burnside of Youngstown in town on business. H B E Burnside returned from New Philadelphia. Mrs John Strome and daughter Josephine to Warsaw for a few days. J P Sunthemmer of Fresno in city for business. H W M Ewing of Pearl in city on business. Mr and Mrs Hugh Gamble and Will Gamble with Mrs Mary Harmon, Edward Standen and daughters Alice and Harriet gone to Mansion to attend Leander Cecil funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Whittle
Newcomerstown
Minnie Decker
Bertha McPherson
Lewis Gephart
Fresno
W. Q. Wilcoxon
Cleveland
H. T. Whitney
Lida Robertson
Wheeling
Powell
Lorain
W. R. Burnside
Youngstown
H. BE. Burnside
New Philadelphia
John Strome
Josephine
Warsaw
J. P. Sunthemmer
HW. M. Ewing
Pearl
Hugh Gamble
Will Gamble
Mary Harmon Edward Standen
Alice
Harriet
Mansillon
Leander Cecil
Socialists March for Red Sunday in New York
In commemoration of St Petersburg's Red Sunday more than 15 000 Socialists marched through New York's East Side and held a mass meeting in Union Square to denounce the Russian government. Over 220 socialist and labor groups participated in two divisions with bands playing the Marseillaise and hundreds of red flags and banners on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Petersburg
East Side
Union Square
New Stenographer Soon to Be Chosen for Court Duty
The court seeks a new stenographer this week to precede the Dickerson trial. Salary may drop from 600 to closer to half one reports, as the incumbent typically earns more than the stated pay. Judge Has a careful pace notes the Dickerson case prepared for a fair Feb 26 trial. Also reported are probate filings, licensing to marry, deeds, and a divorce petition by James Fretague alleging cruelty and neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lora Smith
Dickernou
Dickerson
Hasan
Nhen
Eason
A. J. Randles
Ross Huff
J. C. Adams
J. C. Daugherty
Gilbert
Hay
William Dike
Jacob E. Norris
Adams
Charles D. Orin
Hazel L. Keesey
Robert D. Keesey
Frank Keesey
James Fretague
Staats and Williams
Alice Fr
Finland Ready 10 Strike Sparks Finnish Unrest
St. Petersburg reports Finland facing labor unrest as the labor party seeks trouble. Red Guards claim arms and dynamite to be used against moderates. The Social Democratic party disowns the move and calls for theft and dynamite use to stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Finland
Labor Party
Red Guards
Social Democratic Party
Chicago Slides on Sleety Streets
A severe storm of rain sleet and snow cripples Chicago causing massive transit gridlock and telegraph and telephone outages. Inside the city streetcar lines fail and city communication with the east breaks down as elevated routes suffer heavy disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
I O O F Meeting Reports First Degree Candidacy
The I O O F held its regular meeting Monday evening with one candidate advancing to first degree work and six applications received for a future vote. In Rome disturbances erupted as Socialists marked the Red Sunday Russian anniversary, inflicting injuries on Colonel Jilicki and several policemen. Demonstrations near botanical gardens led infantry to deploy bayonets while barricades of handcarts and building material hindered cavalry. Streetcar damage occurred at the city center as rioters clashed with authorities.
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Rome
Botanical Gardens
Jilicki
Chinese Commission Plans Banquets and Visits in Washington
A tentative program for the imperial Chinese commission's Washington visit includes banquets and tours to points of interest. Secretary Root and the president will receive them, with meals planned at the YMCA building and the Chinese regation. Root will host a dinner Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinese Commission
Washington
Imperial Chinese Commission
Root
Chinese Regation
Miners Demand General Advance Amid UMW Convention Demands
Indianapolis Jan 23 The United Mine Workers convention studied the general scale committee report outlining several demands. Key items include admission of districts 13 14 21 34 and 25 to joint conferences and broad district participation, a 24% wage increase, a shift to in of mine basis, a 7 cent differential for machine mining, a minimum outside day scale, advance of yardage and dead work to 12%, a ban on employing anyone under 16, contract effective April 1 1906 and expiring April 1 1907, eight hour work days, and two days pay for miners sent to new mines regardless of hours worked thereafter. Also a rent notice appears for a modern seven room house on Main Street with Feb 10 possession.
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Indianapolis
Convention of the United Mine Workers
Trying For More Basketball Games In Niel School Apply
The Athletic association of the Niel school met Monday night in the high school to settle last football season affairs. Funds will cover expenses, and new coal baskets will be bought for the gym. About twenty-five members attended. Manager Porter reported he tried for a game with North High Columbus for Friday or Saturday, but that date was booked. He is seeking a date with F and J College of Columbus for late in the week.
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the Athletic Association
Niel School
Porter
North High
Columbus
F. and J. College
Dickerson Names and Associates Continued on Page Four
The note lists T. J. Rittenhouse of Coshocton James Elder of Jefferson J. C. Douglass of Coshocton C. B. Bechtel of Keene Howard Taylor of Virginia W. H. Burrell of Bethlehem with continuation on Page Four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Rittenhouse
Coshocton
James Elder
Jefferson
J. C. Douglass
C. B. Bechtel
Age Agencies Established Daily Age on Sale at Downtown Stores
Beginning today the Daily Age will be on sale at Siegrist Williams drug store. The Age is now on sale at five downtown stores including G. E. Anderson's Shrigley's Smoke House Greek-American store Park View Billiard hall and Siegrist Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siegrist & Williams Drug Store
Vis
Railroad Rates Debate at Senate Session
Washington January 23 The Senate discussion centered on regulating railroad rates with no bill yet reported from the Interstate Commerce Commission. Key speakers included Mr Clay Megsta Alitvich Foraker Bailey and Newhads with Mr Clay urging a bill to empower the Commission to regulate rates on complaints Aldrich opposed and charged Hearst with authoring the proposal.
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Washington
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
Clay
Megsta Alitvich
Foraker
Bailey
Newhads
Aldrich
Hearst
Commission
Burns & Gosser Phonograph Records Ad
Enjoy music at home with new and old fan renditions for 25 cents each. Burns & Gosser offer the county’s largest selection of phonograph records from top manufacturers. Come in and see for yourself.
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Burns & Gosser
Promoting Sanitary Meats in Clean Markets
Advertisement touts home killed meats that are sweet, clean, and not embalmed. It urges buying in a sanitary market over other places, claiming absolute perfection and sanitation in its representational promise.
Poultney Bigelow Resigns From University Post
Boston January 23 Poultney Bigelow resigns as special tutor on international law amid prior criticism of Panama policy. The university reports resignation was not due to any action by them and the exact reasons remain unstated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poultney Bigelow
Boston
Panama
University
Elow
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Libra
Parrish
Orchard Street
Maud McCormick
Otto Brice
Pomerene
Frank Pomerene
Chestnut Street
Cedar Point
Wm. Shannon
Socialists
MARCH
the Age
Tanaas
Voorhees & Voorhees
Nicholas & Merrell
Julia A. Foster
J. Daugherty
Adm
J. J. Schmueser
Gdn
Thos. Minnig
Samuel N. Jack
Appollo
Leila Adeline Pritchard
West Lafayette
Skask
ENTE
the Hanley Milling CO
the Ransom Dry Goons
Percales
Seersuckers
Ginghams
A. F.C. Ginghams
the Ransom Dry Goods Co
National Senate
Music and
Lome
Borns & Gosser
the Jewelers and Opticians
W. Snyder
SON
White Tile Meat Market
Main St
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