Avondale Town Notes Brighten Local Week
AVONDALE May 10 Miss Verna Kline of Bakersville spends two weeks with Miss Edith Dilley. Mr and Mrs Tom McNealy of Keene visit relatives. G J Park and family attend Miss Neighbor's funeral in Coshocton. Many townsfolk listed visiting, shipping, or moving. Eight new telephones installed. Phillip Gephart building a house in Hamilton addition for A S Phillabaum. Dr Wallace moves to Coshocton. Dr Kitsmiller to Columbus. Dr Wallace to run practice locally.
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Avondale
Verna ‘Kline
Bakersville
Edith Dilley
Tom McNealy
Keene
G. J. Park
Neighbor
Coshocton
Mongan Fuck
IZ Is
Mary Ferrell
Robert Boyd
Sadie
Phillip Gephart
Hamilton
A. S. Phillabaum
D. D. Leavengood
R. KR. Boyd
S. F. Boyd
Local notes from Bacon May 9 community column
The column records births and illnesses in the area including a May birth to Mr and Mrs W A Cross and several ill individuals such as Mr and Mrs A G Bradford Mrs Mary Apple and Mrs Edward Johnson Som. It notes marriages, visits, school term completion by Pauli Lapp and social gatherings including a surprise visit for Frank Aronhalt.
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R. P. Fowler
W. F. Barcroft
Dennison
Minnie Leslie
Lula Roof
Violet
Anna Bradford
Frank Aronhalt
C. E. Aronhalt
W. GC. Barton
Emma
Eva McNary
Lou Boyd
Coshocton
R. L.barcroft
Pauli Lapp
Wills Creek
Alan
Muskingum County
O. Z. Williams
John Williams
West Lafayette
Jerry Fowler
W. C. Kinner
University of Cincinnati Medical Department
Kinner
D. E. Maston
Co- Brocton
West Bedford Sunday School Convention Report
West Bedford hosts a well attended Sunday school convention led by President Peacock and Secretary Reamer. District teachers’ institute meets next Saturday with an interesting program. The baccalaureate address for the graduating class is by Rev. E. H. Caris of Warsaw on Sunday evening March 20. The third annual high school commencement is May 24 with Dr. Jesse Johnson of Muskingum College delivering the class address. Prof. H. M. Shutt will leave after four years as principal to study two years at the University of Chicago.
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West Bedford
Bedford
Peacock
Reamer
Teachers’ Institute
Cliss
E. H. Cariis
Warsaw
Jesse Johnson
Muskingum College
H. M. Shutt
University of
CooperDale Notices From March Visit Remarks
CoorerDayz reports multiple local social visits. T. P. Perkins spent time in Asbier visiting friends. E. B. Thompson visited in West Bedford on Tuesday. J. L. Dickerson stayed with C. C. Kanavet last Thursday. Mr. Parks traveled on Kiltiack Wednesday. I. G. Anderson and family spent Sunday with Mrs. Anderson near Tanne. Mr. Thompson and family of Warsaw were guests of H. B. Daugherty Sunday. J. O. Dickerson and family visited his brother W. A. Dickerson Sunday.
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W. A. Dickerson
Jackson township Sunday school convention May 20 at Blooming Grove
Sunday school convention of Jackson township to be held at Blooming Grove church on May 20. Eerparen will conduct exercises. Mrs Lizzie Rouse returns to Kent after weeks with Mrs Daugherty. Class of 1900 welcomed by J W Rouse. Johnson Hammond responded. feast by Mrs W W Bechtul for about 30 guests. Roscoe Woman's club entertained by West Lafayette ladies at Mrs Barringer's. dinner prepared for arrival.
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Bitete
Onis
Mountain
Jay Rerilley
Roxy Thomas
Jackson + township
Blooming Grove
Eer- Paren
Lizzie Rouse
Mirs
Daugherty
Kent
Aiuoni
J. W. Rouse
John
Hamuoid
W. W. Bechtul
Lena Daupherty
Keene May community notes and graduates listed
Keene May notes show graduates Miss Dora Beall and Bessie Reed and Walter Zwagg. Various locals/visitors from Coshocton and nearby towns frequent the area. Births, birthday party, and numerous visits by relatives mark a quiet community weekend in Keene and Roscoe corridor.
Local Social News and Notable Surrenders
Adams Miees and Adams Minis visit relatives in town while residents attend church and household projects progress on Main Street. Several locals, including Misses Mossman, Murphy, Newcome, and Skinner, are noted for visits and recoveries. In other items, Charles Neely returns home from embezzlement talk and Jim Howard surrenders in Kentucky claiming innocence regarding Goebel’s assassination.
Church Brotherhood Plan Suggested by Rev Sheldon
The Central Congregational church in Tereka under Rev Charles M Sheldon adopts a church brotherhood plan modeled after fraternal orders. Sheldon says a church should care for its members as faithfully as a lodge. The Kansas Association of Congregational Churches will be asked to adopt the plan.
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Sheldon
Central Congregational Church
Tereka
Charles M. Sheldon
New York World
Kansas Association of Congregational Churches
Enslonists Demand Reopening of Mints and Free Coinage
A late 19th century convention at an opera house drew 479 delegates and 75 in the galleries. National Chairman Deaver presided as committees formed and Donnelly delivered a fiery address urging unity. Colonel Peek of Georgia was chosen chair, Waite of Colorado as vice chair, with Wharton Barker of Pennsylvania addressing Donnelly’s influence. Howard of Alabama may head the ticket with Donnelly possibly as vice president. a platform favored unlimited government paper currency, direct legislation, and government ownership of railroads and telegraphs, while silver may be dropped from the policy.
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Cimenisti
Itobasan
Coarts
Deaver
Iguaninus Donnelly
Peek
Georgia
Waite
Colorado
Wharton Barker
Pennsylvani
Donnelly
Howard
Alabama
Ignatius Donnelly
Fusion Populists Adopt Platform at Sioux Falls
May 10 Sioux Falls South Dakota reports the fusion wing of the People's party at its national convention in a large tent. About 500 delegates attend as Butler of North Carolina and Ringdale of Minnesota address the gathering. The platform denounces the administration in the Philippines and calls for free silver coinage at 16 to 1. Tennessee Democrats meet in Smashville as McVithan, Carmack, and Snodgrass vie for governor. A Bridge Jumper is reported in New York with police and a hospital transfer. Rumors from Accra claim Kumassie fallen and insurgents drawing support amid telegraph outages.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
People’s Party
Butler
North Carolina
Chaiman
National Committee
Ringdale
Minnesota
Usul
Thomas Patterson
Colorado
J. 8. Curran
Kansas
Leo Vincent
William Mi. Deisher
Pennsylvania
Philippines
United States
Idaho
Coeur -Alene
Charles H. Towne
Tennessee Democrats
Smashville
Tennessee
McVithan
Carmark
Snodgrass
Bridger
New York
Ropert
Tan
Brooklin
R.g
Kneeling in Methodist Conference Sparks Church Space Debate
May 10 reports from Chicago and Washington describe a Methodist conference debate on kneeling during prayer as impractical due to contracted pew space. The gathering also discussed committee powers for church extension, missions, and education, with a later move to set rules for nominating bishops. A separate session covered contested elections in North Carolina and armor provisions in the naval bill. Other items include Admiral Dewey’s Tennessee visit, a Chicago arson attempt on two children, and a potential Arica port development aligned with Bolivia.
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Methodist Conference
Chicago
Methodist Church
Handley
New Jersey Conference
Freedman’s Aid
Southern Education Society
House
Washington
Pearson
Crawford
North Carolina
Sir. Pearson
Ways and Means
Newlands
Nevada
Subcommittee On Customs
Senate
Tillman
Blaney
Chandler
Hale
London
Admiralty
Seawitch
Wasp
Delagoa Bay
Lorenzo Marques
Dewr
Nashville
Dewey
Tennessee
Union Depot
Anna Gra Lani
Emma
Diary
t_c.le
Baseball Scores and Weather Across Regions
American League results list A¢ Puffsio-Retide 2 Seanespelia to At Tetraubersat 0. G. Kaneasity 20 at Clevelampiersind Milwaukee 7. Interstate Leousae AL Manteld Viaufield G. Toledo 5 at Pepten-Dayton 16 Fort Wayne 71. At Aeseastl-Newrasi 9 Souths orn at Columbus-Columbus 1 Wheeling. Weather forecast for Ohio West Virginia Kentucky and Tudlana says warmer Friday with southerly winds.
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American League
Seanespelia
G. Kaneasity
Clevelampiersind
Miwaukee
AL Manteld
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tudlana
Arrests in Havana Fraud Inquiry Relates to Neely
May 10 dispatch reports ongoing probes into Cuban frauds, with hints of more arrests expected. No charges yet, but one suspect has approached an official to defend against an Essen charge. Cuban reaction is muted, though derisive at a large defalcation spanning a year in a department highlighted as a symbol of political honesty.
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Havana
Neely
Runcie
Essen
Cuba
Taylor
Washington
Kentucky
War Department
Meiklejohn
Market reports show mixed livestock and grain prices across major cities
Chicago markets report cattle prime to poor and calves hogs and sheep with varied pricing. Cleveland New York Pittsburgh and Cincinnati follow with ranges for hogs cattle calves sheep and lambs. Wheat corn oats and flax show No 2 red and cash quotes. Baltimore notes butter and creamery edge values.
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Chicago
Texas
Cleveland
New York
Pennsylvania
Bouprands
Gattle
Cincinnati
Toledo
Baltimore
Fanny Creamery
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Walter Zwagg
Minnie Overholt
Bele Wable
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R L. Boyd
Tiverton Center
D. G. Whittemore
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J. D. Foster
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Miss Annas
Irvin Baird
William Biggs
Roscoe
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David Markley
William Boyd
Fern
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Hattie Lint
H. Crawford
Adams Miees
Xeely Islam
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Clay County
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Church Insurance Now
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