Old Hymnals From Wesley Offer Insightful View of Early Methodists
J B Meek owns three rare hymnals recently received from London via Bernhard Quaritch in Piccadilly. The collection includes a 1731 John Wesley work praising practical divinity, with Wesley’s preface and notes on preservation. Meek notes others print Wesleyan hymns, but cautions against altering text.
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J.B. Meek
London
Loedy
Meek
Bernhard Quaritch
Piccadilly
Mr. Meek
John Wesley
J. Pigspie
J. Paramore
Joan Wesleyter
Brother
Meltnouch
Honer
Chley. M
Church of
Bezland
No Sale Made in United States Telephone Company Deal
Fragmented article notes a failed sale involving United States Telephone Company and Bell era players. It references Cirersion confusion and a stork sale entanglement with Ohio and other entities, ending with the deal collapsing and warnings of a general refusal by Citizens and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Telenheone
Cassingham
Coshorten
Unen
Stork
Ohio
Fire Damages House on North Sixth Street
A blaze erupted Thursday night in a house owned by H A Wisenburz on North Sixth Street. Miss Maury Daling, a Walnut Street Building teacher, returned to find coal fire spreading from the hearth to the couch and lace curtains. Neighbors and a fire wagon arrived. the blaze was extinguished with $4 damage and Miss Daling sustaining burns to her hands.
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H A. Wisenburz
North Sixth Street
Maury Daling
Walnut Street
Mary E. Varisan
Wiser Gure
New Buffet Cars Delayed By Shop Shortage
The Wheeling and Lane Emotions discuss a new service on the road delaying buffet cars. They hoped to have the cars in service with the new schedule, but the shops are too rushed to finish them. Cars to be added as soon as completed and turned over.
Illness of Chamberlain Ties Dubuque Firm Salary Support
Waterloo Iowa reports T B P Chamberlain, son in law of T H Elliott, has been ill with typhoid fever for some time. The Dubuque firm he traveled for sent a note to cover his salary during his incapacity.
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T. H. Elliott
Waterloo
Iowa
Tt. BP. Chamberlain
Dubdeque
Arraignment in case of feared assault at Mobley court
Thursday evening Mrs. Thompson appeared before Squire D. H. Mobley on an affidavit by Mrs. Casner stating fear of an assault. Thompson was bound over in the sum of 2100. The bond was posted as part of the proceedings.
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Thompaug
Tlardscrabbie
D. H. Y Mobley
Casner
Thompson
Undefined case fragment from 19th century report
Fragmentary OCR note describes a person charged with domestic dispute and breaching term, heard in court. It mentions a plea and orders to leave the city, with a reference to a son and a city name that resembles Pittsbare.
Epidemic of Tramps and Train Fares Reported
The article notes widespread tramper activity and rising fare confusion. Officers issued orders to calm crowds and secure trains amid chaotic conditions. Names of local residents and several men and women are listed among those involved or mentioned.
Doctor Locates Lazelle After Smallpox Warning
Health authorities track Wallace Lazelle, missing Coshocton youth, amid a smallpox scare. Dr Foster spends hours locating him in Helmick and reports eruption prompting quarantine as officials coordinate with Clark and Columbus boards of health.
Encouragement as Local Suil Jeary Company Forms
The city rushes to organize a suil jeary company under General Gyger. Sergeant McFarland is notified by Jan 20 and all must pass the prescribed physical. After the district is submitted another will be detailed to organize and muster the command. Prominent citizens back the effort aiming for a Chicago trip and the Dewey celebration in Columbus. Uniformed enlistment grants early attendees opportunities for these events. The Armory meeting Tuesday at 8 o clock will proceed promptly.
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Gyger
McFarland
Jermung Bita Dhat
Columbus
Armory
Linge
Quarantine for Jack Wolf Over Smallpox Risk
Jack Wolf, a well known teamster, is quarantined after driving Walter Lazelle from Cosbuctun to Helmick on Thursday night. Lazelle escaped health authorities at Columbus and was treated as a possible smallpox case by Dr Lepley. Authorities seek vaccination for those who rode train 20 with Lazelle and may have been exposed.
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Foster
Columbus
Melmick
Probst
State Board of Health
Wallace Lazelle
Coshocton
Coshecter
Abestienei
Oul Dame
Thellouston Hay Axle Company
John LazeHe
Ie Columbus
Mererns
Helmick
Walter Lazelle
Fostor Foster
Jack Wolf
Cosbuctun
Lazelle
Pan Handle
Clark
Rece
C. G. Ralston
Wolf
Doctor Lepley
Doctor Foster
The Heaviest Train on the Pan Handle
A description of the Pan Handle midnight passenger train consisting of about 16 cars. It claims to be perhaps the largest and heaviest train in the country, with note that combining divisions would make it a railroad wonder.
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Pan
Grand jury defendant pleads guilty in larceny case
Ernest Boyd, among those indict ed by the grand jury, was arraigned before Judge Maxwell on Thursday and pleaded not guilty. He returned Saturday and pleaded guilty to the charge, receiving a sentence and costs to be paid.
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Ernest Boyd
Maxwell
Court Tests Labor Status Of Coal Operator
Two three acre lots in Nig Canty belonging to Tfenis Lewis remained at sheriff sale at the courthouse Saturday afternoon to satisfy a claim by William Shaeffer. Shaffer had purchased the property for 244 in the transaction.
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Nig Canti
Tfenis Lewis
William Shaeffer
Shaffer
Oldest Man in Ohio Dies at 108 in Zanesville
Charles Murphy aged about 108 or 106 died after a long illness in Zanesville. He had lived in Coshocton and was a devout Catholic who received last rites from Rev Father Ross. Survived by daughter-in-law and daughter, with no known children. He voted at times and followed local progress and enjoyed strong faith in life.
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Mr. Murphey
Father Ross
Weberance
Nattie Murphy
Hum
Flo
Tarasay
Ana Ig
Mr. Murphy
Louth
Trehaned
Cera
Treland
Murpiss
Cai
Murphy
Palmer
Zanesville
Murphs
Miskimens
Ope Dauystier
Murphy Stili
Murneed
Ayer
Mr. Murphytte
Stromer
Law firm notices reveal regional counsel networks in Ohio
Lynch Day of Canton and Wheeling & Lake Erie Rabstead Co. publish notices listing their law counsels and the jurisdictions covered. Firms include Shuyle Lewis Toledo and Co., W Wieham Norwalk, Lynch Day Canton, John M L Cook Steubenville, George Dupoin Martins Ferry, under supervision of Squire Sanders K Dempsey Cleveland as general counsel.
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Wheeling & Lake
Rabstead Co
Counse
Shuyle & Lewis
Totedu
Lecassunty
C. Plan
W. Wieham
Norwalk
Ottawa
Sandusky
Orie
Auion
Lynch & Day
Can‘on
Wayne
Stark, Carroll
Tuscarawas
Coshocton
John ML Cook
Steubenville
Marrisuos
Jeferson
George Dupoin
Martin’s Ferry
Belanont
Squire Sanders K Dempsey
Cleveland
Madrid Letter Seeks Investment in Havana Treasure
Readers recall William Burns received a Madrid letter from a Spanish officer urging him to invest in treasure buried in Havana. Burns took no action. A duplicate letter reached an Allegheny dealer, an old friend of Burns, promising the same investment. No solution to the mystery yet.
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Air
William Burns
Madrid
Havana
Burns
Allegheny Jeeler
Mr. Burns
Sailor Samuel Felver Enlists in Navy in Cleveland
Friends report Samuel Felver went to Cleveland last Sunday to enlist. He passed the examination and will be sent east at once. Felver plans to return for clothes but learned he has entered military service. Samuel Lane also applied but was found one inch too short and his case was deferred.
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Samuel Felver
Cleveland
Navy
Felver
Samuel Lane
Schauweker & Co Acquires Nickel Plating Equipment
Schauweker & Co. buys nickel plating machinery from A Weisner and his associates. They will install it in the Manner building on Seoul Sixen Street to conduct all nickel plating in the city rather than sending work to Columbus or elsewhere.
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Schauweker & Co
A. Weisner
Seoul Sixen Street
Orstead
Columbus
Mrs Elva Willians Dies Suddenly at Home
Mrs Elva Willians died suddenly at her home on Chestnut Street Tuesday afternoon from a heart ailment. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Derclock with interment in Rosy ne cemetery. The 52 year old widow leaves a husband. She was a respected member of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
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Elva Willians
Sime
Derclock
Rosyne
Vacate Order and Marratees Meeting Highlighted
A legal notice reports Setce Morrie Elson ordered to vacate by a jury verdict in Squire Court. A review of the Ladies of the Marratees occurred Thursday with four new members initiated and applications received. Newly elected officers were installed with Mrs. Miller present as deputy areas commander.
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Elson
Squire
EL Marvel
Elon
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Miss. Mary Daling
Inquisratei
Wieling & Lake
T. H. Chamberlain
Wasver Cassingham
Hota
Maxar Casamihans
Efternoon
Chareed
Rairead Pregerio
Conta
Premind
Ranrard
Pitisbare
Tomorroow
Isador Foster Huibed
Leeter Probst
Opie Uweday
Simas
Rsiy Reaith
H. M. Platter
Coshogten Hoytaltral
Kraner
Queen & Crescent
Charles Murphy
Lota Cestiak Street
Florida
New Orleans
Chanks, Murphy
Canton
The
Wheelier & Lake Erie
Will Burns
Sam Felver
Sailor
Schaucher & Company
Fliza Williams
Trounie Suyuay
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