Local Social Notes From Bacon And Surrounding Towns
Gathered for The Age readers, this item lists July social visits across Bacon, West Lafayette, Coshocton, and surrounding areas. Notable movements include Shafer returning to Cleveland, multiple guests at Barcroft and Chaney households, church services at Disciple in Bakersville, and festival proceeds in West Beport. Additional arrivals and visits span Franklin, Muskingum county, and nearby towns with several marriages, illnesses, and minor events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bepford
Epworth League
Edwards
Cleveland
Nellie Day
Tiverton Center
Butler
Elmer Canaval
Zanesville
A. L. Smith
Coshocton
John Wricht
Theopolis Clark
Wooster College
T. B. Tidball
Maston completes dwelling at Blooming Grove
July 1 L. D. Maston finished his new dwelling in Blooming Grove. Mrs. Hattie Fortune is ill. Mrs. John McCullough of Crooked Run visited last Thursday with Mrs. L. B. Wright. Joseph Fortune and Quince Bailey spent the weekend with Alphas Baileys at Mound. Frank Turner completed a barn for J. D. Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bicomise Grove
L. D. Maston
Hattie Fortune
John McCullough
Crooked Run
L. B. Wright
Joseph Fortune
Quince Bailey
Alphas Baileys
Mound
Frank Turner
J. D. Price
Threshing and social notes from SETELESEM area
Threshing yields about 16 acres per bushel after cleaning. Shaws visit son John L. Shaw. Henry Burrell hosts a group of young people. Myrtie Overholt visits Katie Turper. Prairie Chapel repairs proceed. church attendees from Coshocton and Brink Haven visit Adams Clark. Several locals travel or visit relatives in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Setelesem
Lewis Shaw
John L. Shaw
Henry Burrell
Myrtie Overholt
Katie Turper
Prairie Chapel
Benton Clark
Ella Lenon
Wilma Clark
Coshoown
Rachel Thompson
Brink Haven
Adam Clark
William Yvannerman
Crestline
Rebels fail to have the situation in hand in Colombia
Kingston Jamaica July 1 Further news from Colombia says by July 13 Panama remained in government hands. Rebels nearby were expected to begin operations soon despite reinforcements from Color. An American military expert reportedly leads the rebels. Government food shortages worsen as troops seize cattle from residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombia
Kingston
Jamaica
Panama
Amsrican
Striking Cigarmakers in New York Receive Aid
9,000 workers, half being girls, remain idle as the New York cigar makers strike persists. The American Federation of Labor and the Cigarmakers International union are aiding the effort, with about 4,000 dollars contributed so far. Also in this issue Powers case testimony in Kentucky, a Minnesota murder confession, and a fatal train accident in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Federation of Labor
Cigarmakers’ International Union
Manchuria War Flares as Chinese Attack Russian Strongholds
Reports from London and Washington describe Chinese forces in Manchuria seizing a Russian ammunition transport near Aigun, bombarding Blagoveshchensk, and overrunning the garrison. Chinese delays at Amur fortifications, Russian mobilization to 50,000 troops, and calls for restraint echo across Europe as Li Hung Chang departs Canton amid European fears for Tien Tsin and European residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Manchuria
Amur
Siberia
Michael
Selenga
Russian Frontier Commission
Aigun
Blagor
Chensk
Aigon
Blagovenschensk
Russia
St Petersburg
Peking
China
Tien Tsin
Li Hung Chang
Canton
Washington Sees Hopeful Tide in Chinese Situation
Official circles report growing optimism over China's status after Allied victories at Tha Tem and the forts. Minister Wu's cable confirms safety of foreign ministers at Peking on July 9. President will not call an extra session of Congress unless future needs arise. Root outlines 10,000 to 12,000 troops potentially available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tha Tem
Mouive City
Pexing
Root
Congress
Cuba
Beckham
Frankfort
Beckhan
Lexington
J. F. Robbins
Mayfield
William Cromwell
James D. Black
Chinese Reforms Pass Through Haste Amid Pressures
The piece covers efforts to rush reinforcements to China and rough timelines targeting landing by late August or early September. It notes President Wilson’s possible Canton trip and debates over Chinese and foreign minister protection, with Li Hung Chang summoned to Peking and motives debated. Reports from Washington and Shanghai detail casualties at Tien Tsin, naval communications, and U.S. expeditionary force readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Canton
State Department
Li Gang Chang
Chi Li
Gread
Peking
Uncle Sam's
Washington
Adjutant General's Office
War Department
United States
Republican Clubs Issues of the Hour Discussed in Nation
A long dispatch from St Paul covers Republican Club activity at the national convention. Theodore Roosevelt attacks Bryan and Democratic policies while defending Cuban and Philippine policy. Kentucky and Idaho lists include Goebel election law issues and local nominations. Generals Hazen and notable political figures are noted in brief items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
League of Republican Clubs
C. K. Davis
Roosevelt
Bryan
Treasury
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
China
Manilla
Peking
United
Isaac Miller Hamilton
Mnois
D. H. Stone
Kentucky
Luther Mott
Oswego
N. Y
Louisville
John W. Yerkes
Danville
Troop Dispatch to San Francisco from Cuba
General Jos Wheeler has orders to forward three U S infantry battalions from Cuba to San Francisco, destined for China or the Philippines, arriving in New York Thursday. James J Corbett and Kid McCoy are matched for a late August bout at Madison Square Garden. Detroit sues for sale after discrimination claims, while Governor Wood heads to Washington for Cuba talks ahead of the island’s constitutional convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
Chicago
Jos Wheeler
Department of
Wood
Washington
Leonard Wood
Cuba
War Department
Market Reports Chicago to Toledo and beyond cattle and hog prices
Market reports from Chicago Cleveland Buffalo New York Cincinnati and Baltimore list cattle steers cows and bulls with price ranges from $2.00 to $5.70, calves $4.50 to $6.80, hogs $3.30 to $5.50, sheep and lambs around $3.00 to $6.50, wheat and corn futures and spot prices, plus butter and eggs figures for Baltimore and Toledo. Local variations show Texas and western stock prices and regional grain bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Texas
Cleveland
Buffalo
New York
Dawson &Smian
Edwin
Lea
Also Mentioned on This Page
Age
Gar Lixsiling
Bacon
Peter Shafer
Charlies Neff
Franklin Township
Felix
Stones
Columbus
Frank Chaney
Aronholt
Henrietta Clark
Cashocton
Ethel Bradford
Barcroft
E. A. Kinner
Plainsfield
Colonel Brelsford Grewesoo
Coshocon
Minnie Leslie
Nellie Barcroft
Jane Sweitzer
Bakersville
Disciple
Newton
Isleta
Jacob Stinebaugh
Kitzmiller
Avondale
D. Swan
Lon Stonebrook
Phillipsburg
Theodore Everhart
Will Stonebrook
Magnolia
G. Lorenz
Jennie Swan
Port Washington
Valentine Reiss
Lena Masters
Portage County
Philip Harrisberger
C. Lorenz
Boyd
Canal Lewisville
Ella Lower
Hilt
Ranklex
Franklin
Yener
Robinson Church
Lastunday
Mina Clark
Conesville
A.B. Kknoff
Xirs. Voorhes
Ben Park
Thomas Solinger
James Tumblin
Jeb
Mobier
Chad Maxwell
S.T. Adams and Sons
Cosbocton
G. W. Preston
Muskingum County
West Bedford
Monn
Fuly
Adam Aligshouse
Austin
John Schiarled
Youngstown
Allen Marwell
Herlin
George Elliott
Anna Hart
Elliott
Iowa
Isiah Myers
Berlin
A.J. Luke
New Bedford
Monroe
John Dicker
Samuel Batley
Millers Schoolhouse
Blooming Grove
Adams Malls
Adams
Jair
Carrie Hele
Harrisburg
Frost
Zanesille
B. Harriman
Michigan
Susie Murphy
Skinner
Adamsville
Vina Meek
Cushocton
Pariha Smalles
Ben Collins
Den
Parkersburg
W. Va
Salem
Here
Davis
Qwensboro
Hawesville
Hanece County
Allen
Frank Pulliam
Jack Hesson
Hesson
Allen Pulliam
Jack C. Daniel
Pulliams
A. M. Pulliam
James Miller
Hardensburg
Ed Pullam
W. B. Swose
Powers
Gorgeiswa
Finler Anderson
Caleb Powers
Goebel
Campbell
Cincinnati
Anoka
Minn
William Wise
Eliza Wise
Wiss
James Hardy
Elmer Miller
Shelbsville
Ind
Prescott
Josie Zoble
Katie Schaff
Mary Wheeler
Czar
Li Hung Chaos
Petersburg
Aigus
Blagovrehnss
Earl Li
Lord Salisbury
M. Delcasse
Tien Fsin
Remey
Chefu
Lemley
Leonard
Anmmny
Liseum
Reagan
Lee
Noyes
Brewster
Bookmiller
Naylor
Lawton
Hammond
Waldron
Seymour
Sheng
Shanghai
Hay
San Francisco
Nagasaki
Taku
Chaffee
Tako
Stephenson
Joseph A. Barr
Sixth Cavalry
Tai Yuen Fo
Shan Si
Fexay
Tex
Secretary of War
Scurry
General Scurry
Pittsburg
L. Glesenkamp & Son
Denversta
Fuston
Idaho
Pocatello
Ida
John Hanley
K. I. Perky
Elmore County
J. J. Gennett
Idaho County
Lionree Hexion
Kootenai
Platt Piared
Platt Hae
Republican National Committee
Meror Strong
Johnston
Charleston
W. W
David E. Johnston
Bluefield
Montgomery
Bradley
W. O. Bradley
Hazen
Tampa
Fla
W. P. Hazen
Mra
George Dewey
Thanotosassa
General Hazen
Marion
Detroit
Elberfeld
Ban Johnsons
Burns
Stallings
Market Reports
Bostox
Ohio
Toledo
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