Local notes from Keene and surrounding area
Mrs William Shannon and daughter Sarah from Roscoe visited the Shannons early this week. Etta Foster and Cynthia Shannon visited Nettie and Fanny Dinsmore last Wednesday. Blackberry pickers are busy and berries abound. Several youths from the community camp at White Woman's Rock. Mrs C N Beail of Columbus visits friends there. Mrs Mary Bechtel and daughter Leneth spent Sunday with Keene friends. Some children have whooping cough. Keene sent two tramps to Clarke for Children's Day. Milan Pew builds a new house in Coshocton. Dr and Mrs McCurdy of Coshocton visited here. Mrs C N Beail and Mrs Ella Beall visited Roscoe. A four days meeting at the M E Church begins August 8 with Epworth League and many ministers attending. Mrs Phoebe Smith visited Liverton Beall. Ladies Aid plans an entertainment and lawn fete at the M E Churchyard Saturday afternoon August 4.
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Kerexe
William Shannon
Sarah Shannon
Roscoe
Thomas Shannon
Etta Foster
Cynthia Shannon
Nettie
Fanny Dinsmore
White Woman‘s Rock
C. N. Beali
Columbus
Mary Bechtel
Leneth
Keene
Clarke
Milan Pew
Coshocton
Local Notes From Blakrersville and Avonpave July Activities
July notes from Blakrersville and Avonpave report visits, guests, and family gatherings. Mrs. Powell attended a funeral in Shreve for her mother, while Miss Quve Bardir and Miss Edith Schlarb were among local visitors. Farmers harvest oats as townsfolk host relatives and friends across nearby towns in Ohio communities.
Local Notes From Clark and Perrisville
Akron visitors Mrs Fanny Workman visits relatives in town. Perrisville residents Mr and Mrs W Dotr visit. Convention held last Sunday drew large attendance. E L Snader and wife visiting friends here. M Kiser the postmaster traveled to Sandusky on Wednesday.
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Clank
Fanny Workman
Akron
Farmers oppose Bell Telephone line project failure at Uhrichsville
Farmers object to a Bell Telephone line from St Clairs ville to Uhrichsville balking the route. In Bannock area landowners demanded high prices for pole rights, prompting the company to abandon the project and begin refunding last fall subscriptions with interest at a stated rate.
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Bell Telephone Company
St- Clairs'ville
Uhrichsville
Bannock
Excursion to Chautauqua by Wheeling & Lake Erie
The Wheeling and Lake Erie offers excursion tickets to Chautauqua for 4.95 round trip. Baggage checked through. W J Davies is the agent. Tickets valid through October 31 inclusive.
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Wheeling & Lake
Chautauqua
W. J. Davies
End of First Year Report From Standard Mutual Benefit Association
Secretary Karns submits the first annual report showing nine executive sessions, 462 membership applications with 458 accepted, 27 accident benefits paid, 50 sick vouchers drawn, two member deaths, $1038.52 revenue and $931.30 expenditures leaving $107.22 balance and a $54.72 net gain from start.
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Standard Mutual Benefit Association
Frank Karns
Clase
Treasury
Elks of Ohio to hold annual reunion in New Philadelphia
Coshocton will be well represented as Elks of Ohio gather in New Philadelphia for their annual reunion. A large number of local Elks and friends will stay several days in the Tuscarawas capital while others remain in town. New Philadelphia plans a royal welcome with the town opened to visitors and a great attendance expected.
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Coshocton
New Philadelphia
Elks of
Bill of expense on large Pan Handle engines
Large Pan Handle engines in county service prove costly. Frames withstand weight but suffer defects, forcing repairs. Each engine part is massive and weighs about 57,000 pounds. Two or three engines are in the Dennison shop for repairs.
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Dennison
SAME OFFICERS CHOSEN
The country Republican executive committee met in the office of George A Thay Saturday evening and elected Chairman George A Day vice John Carhart secretary L T Judd treasurer P P Debart The officers served in the same positions last year No other business was transacted.
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Country Republican Executive Committee
Allice
George A. Thay
George A. Uay
John Carhart
L. T. Judd
P. P. Debart
Election Looms as North Carolina Votes on Constitutional Reform
Raleigh July 30 A general election is set for next Thursday in North Carolina with voters deciding on a constitutional amendment to limit the electoral franchise. The amendment and the Democratic state ticket run closely, while Populists and Republicans have largely dropped their slate to back a legislative majority and Marion Butler for the Senate. Campaigning remains heated, with threats of injunctions and potential trouble if opponents interfere.
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North Carolina
Raleigh
N. C
Marion Butler
United States Senate
Easizr
Builer
No Money Just Now Delays Coshocton Military Company
Sergeant McFarland and supporters press for a local company in Coshocton. Governor Nash replies that no new units can be mustered now due to appropriation limits, with officers hopeful the effort will be remembered when state military expansion resumes.
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Sergeant McFarland
Oine of
Cosboctua
Vieveh
Sergedoti
Board of Trade
J. W. Cassingham
Nash
Coshucton
Cushucton
Geo R. Greer
Guard
Coshocton
Columbus
Ten Injured in Toledo Street Car Crash
Ten people were injured in a Toledo street car accident with one fatality and two serious cases. Victims include Miss Ott, Miss Hartzell, Miss Kleinman, Miss Kuhlman, Abbie Rueps, Miss Gouslin, James Myers, and others treated at drug stores and physicians’ offices before being sent home.
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Toledo
Mra Ott
Miss Ott
Lida Hartzell
Lizzie Kuaiman
Sophia Kuhlman
Bliss Abbie Rueps
Mary Gouslin
James Myers
Elm Street
Relief Forces Fall Back Amid Heavy Weather At Pretoria
London reports July 30 dispatches showing continued British belt tightens around Pretoria. Generals Roberts and Baden-Powell struggle against Boer forces led by de la Rey and Delarey with heavy rain and cold hampering operations. Casualties mount among Highlanders and cattle as patrols report limited train captures and troop movements toward Fouriesburg and Middleburg.
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Lonien
South Africa
Pretoria
Lon Robert
Bork
Christian Deer
Lont Roberts
Delarey
Baden-Powell
Ruslesburg
Am Westare
Lnter
Hickmap
MacLaren
Daily Telegraph
Lourenzo Marquese
Kruger
Watervalander
Swaziland
Delagoa Bay
Europe
Fiesta Fizzled Amid Amnesty Proclamation Observance
Manila reports a two day fiesta organized by Senor Paterno to celebrate amnesty drew little enthusiasm as attendees saw no tangible results. American officials, including Judge Taft and the commission, refused to attend speeches promising independence under U.S. protection, and bid to avoid appearances failed.
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Gietle
Manila
Senor Paterno
Taft
Commission
Pregent Senor Paterno
Meantime At Seagrave Plant A Fatal Belt Failure
John W. Brandige 38 was killed at the Seagrave Manufacturing plant in Columbus by a head blow from a stick used to position a belt. The incident occurred during maintenance work, and an investigation is expected to determine negligence or accident.
Market Reports: Grains Cattle Hogs and Lamb Prices
Market notes list July 23 price ranges for cattle hogs and sheep across multiple regions including Chicam Cleveland Pittsburgh New York Cincinnati and Toledo. Prices cover steers cows bulls calves hogs and lambs with varied grades and weights. Decimals imply typical regional bid ranges and futures-like shorthand.
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Texas
Cleveland
New York
Cincinnati
Toledo
Baltimore
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