Local notes include deaths visits and social events
Kerexe July 2 Willian Duncan of Garke visits friends. Several residents from Clarke Coshocton and Keene attend gatherings and entertainments. Mrs Eliza Davis dies. funeral at Amity church. Harvest quiet with light wheat. Miss Crete Duncan visits Layland. Miss Lulu Patterson visits Crags. Deaths of Miss Fizzel and Mrs Linn noted with interment.
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Kerexe
Willian Duncan
Garke
Friends
Earl Farwell
Clarke
Cook Endstey
Miss Peoples
Coshocton
Fannie South
Frankie Smith
Elia Beall
Marc Sprague
Hillary Beall
Ilie Smith
W. J. Beall
Ars
George Whittemore
Keene
BR. A. Overholt
Ames Overholt
X. Shannon
J. P. Shapon
Madeline Shannon
Cushuc OD
Keene Frienes
Eliza Davis
Rachel Payne
Canal Lewisseille
Mary Bechtel
W. W. Bechtel
Robert L. Bord
Christian Endeavor
Dewit
Canada
Juna Sprague
Addie Skumer
E. M. Norman
Helen Wilson
F. F. Fitch
Ladies’ Aid Society
Tunnel Hill
Susanna English
Isaiah
N.S. Price
Knox County
James Brier
Wilbur Wolford
Ruscoe
George Johnson
William Dickerson
Colorado
Flossie Richcreek
Eva Smith
Crete Duncan
Layland
Zachariah Linn
Mohawk Veilage and New Moscow Notes
Mohawk news reports Thomas E. Barnes on the sick list with swollen limbs possibly from poison ivy. Melvin Barrett cut the first wheat. corn grows fast after recent rain. oats show a hearty crop. Locals share visits and travel as L M V Spang moves to Columbus for Pan Handle railroad work. New Moscow folks welcome E Ellis party from Columbus and Willie, with others visiting relatives. timber men harvest season. James Donler ill. lawn fete postponed. Mrs Richards visiting Zanesville.
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Thomas E. Barnes
Melvin Barrett
C. &. Rutledge
Laura Fry
Rutledge
Frederick Spang
Coshocton
Harry Cochran
New Guilford
Li M. V. Spang
Columbus
Pan Handle
New Moscow
E. Ellis
Willie
R. E. Botton
Conesville
Bert Largan
Muskingum County
James Donler
Daniel Richards
Zanesville
Bridge spans completed over Muskingum river at Pan Handle
FRANKLIN July 2 Marsh Bowers to Canton move noted. Bridge contractor on the Pan Handle has placed two spans over the Muskingum here. Zimmers reports locating a large coal mine on his farm and expects shipment after hay harvest. Rev McManiman of Steubenville visits E Martin and sister Morin. June 24 Rickle Bros move their sawmill to Benjamin Beard's farm. Zachariah Ashe loses a valuable cow Tuesday. Benjamin Beard erecting a new barn. John Dickey seriously ill. Samuel Leavengood of Avondale was here last week.
Hoboken Fire Devastates North German Lloyd Docks
The Hoboken waterfront burned at the North German Lloyd docks with losses pegged near 16.6 million and over 300 hospital cases. Three vessels Saale Bremen Main were lost or damaged while bodies recovered and identity difficult due to charred remains. The Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse survived with damages.
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New York
North German Lloyd Steamship Company
Hoboken
Jersey C
Gustav Schwab
Lloyd Line
Saale
Bremen
Main
Lloyd Imme
Palmer Campbell Company
North River
North
Weehawker
Ells Island
Jersey
Lloyd
The Wedding Miracle and the Joy of Abundant Grace
A preacher interprets the Cana miracle as Christ’s care for households, abundance for all, and festive joy. He notes Jesus supplies wine at a wedding, blesses ordinary life, and envisions a future heavenly wedding where all are guests at the Lord’s feast.
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Galilee
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Feses
Heaven
Earth
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Rou
Jesus Christ
Christ
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Orezoo
Ranke
Gui
Burt Jay
Lexarles
Lauch
God
Imerse
Fater
Gal
Rome
Flo
Bhrice
Esther
Ahasuerus
Revolver Fire Follows Car Abusers as Couple Escapes
In St. Louis on July 2 Thomas D Waters and his wife were taunted by strike sympathizers Alexander Stoffregen and Julius Kulage while leaving a Broadway car. Waters fired, fatally wounding Kulage and badly injuring Stoffregen who survived with a hip wound.
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Ser
St. Louis
Thomas D. Waters
Broadway
Alexander Stoffregen
Julius Kulage
Waiters
Steffregen
Kelage
Kulage
Stefregen
Global Haps and Mishaps Briefs
Summary of scattered incidents: Mrs Oph Langel of near Basil Illinois killed by lightning. Lola Rice three dead at Point Pleasant West Virginia from rat poison. In Huntington Indiana two thieves assaulted farmer Silas Jackson. Malthouse of Farmers Feed Co New York destroyed by fire with losses around 100000. Tug Marion Tuller sank in Lake St Clair with three drowned. Farmer John Isigar near Findlay found dead in field from heart disease. Puerto Rican laborers who received hurricane relief refuse to return to work. Rough Riders reunion opens in Oklahoma City Oklahoma with Roosevelt arrival and large crowds. Chicago trades unions plan a fundraising appeal to support the central labor body. Oneida Illinois fire destroys much of business district, losses about 40000.
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Oph Langel
Basil
Lola Rice
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Huntington
Ind
Silas Jackson
Sue
Farmers’ Feed Company
New York
Marion Tuller
Lake St Clair
John Isigar
Findlay
Sam
Market Reports June 30 Grains and Livestock Values
Market reports from Cleveland, Pittsburg, Buffalo, and New York list cattle, hogs, sheep and lambs quotes, with prices for steers, cows, calves, and feeders. Also included are grain prices for Wheat No 2 red, Corn No 2, Oats No 2, and various regional livestock figures. Local price ranges show notable variability across markets.
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Texas
Cleveland
Pittsburg
New York
Cincinnati
Toledo
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