Mees Comings and Goings in Local Society News
Conneaut's Will P. Hay ming among friends. Sadie Manson visits Zanesville parents. Edward Evanses share Sunday with Traaway friends. Mrs E W James visits Wilmington. Lenore Coe visits Killbuck relatives. A S Caten attends Prohibition convention in Columbus. J Earnest McCoy returns from Canal Dover visit. Fred Gates visits Roscoe home of J M Carhart. Edna Coe travels to Kimbolt to see uncle James Ingram. Ida and Nettie Steiner visit Nellie J. Miller in Canton. Hugh McElroy visits city from Pittsburgh. Henry Irich visits Roscoe home. Postmaster McDonald of Minerva visits son Earl McDonald. George W. Richie on Tuscarora sales trip. Charles Marsh visits sister Mary Marsh in South Third. W C Frew goes to Ann Arbor to see son John. Townsend visits Frank S Townsend in Clay. Charles S Clark and Hattie Alloway guests of Prof. Baughman. Mrs B F Cunningham and children visit from Carnegie. P F McGarry and daughter attend Hickey funeral. Hon D B Mortley returns from Zanesville. Mrs G W Loose hosts Royal Wide Awake club. Mr and Mrs A L Smith visit daughter in South Third. Mrs John McClure returns to Warsaw after stay with A G Ralston. Mr and Mrs A B Test visit from York Nebraska at the Mecca.
Unionport reunion and regional notes from the era
WLP. Jones and family and Dio Crider left today at noon for Unionport to attend the family reunion of Mr. and Mrs. Singleton Crider. Mrs. Harry Lewis of Pittsburg visited Mrs. C. Christopher Hall and Miss Cora Hay. The Chautauqua Reading circle hosted a banquet at L. K. Beach's home. Irish prisoners excluded from the U S by the immigration board. Otis to arrive in San Francisco for a Presidio visit. Confederate veterans' reunion planned in Louisville with expected large attendance. Children struck by lightning in Chicago. Frank Gosnell faces fatal injuries after a hatchet attack in St Joseph. Arthur Rehan, brother of Ada Rehan, dies in Brooklyn at 38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wlp. Jones
Dio Crider
Unionport
Singleton Crider
Harry Lewis
Pittsburg
C. Christopher Hall
South Fifth Street
Cora Hay
Orange and
Cherry Streets
West Lafayette
New York
James Fitzharris
Skin the Goat
Joseph Mullett
Ireland
Phoenix Park
Board of Special Inquiry
Washington
Census Interview Questions From Household Survey
A list of census questions covering names, residence, relationships, race, sex, age, birth dates and places, marriage status and years, children and their sex, place of birth for self and parents, immigration and residency years, naturalization, occupation, months worked, schooling, literacy, education, and home ownership or mortgage status for houses and farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Csex
United States
Congress to Consider Key Measures This Week
Washington reports show house leaders expect senate agreement to adjourn June 6 leaving a crowded agenda. Priority goes to conference reports on appropriations with the oleomargarine and anti-canteen bills among items likely deferred. Senate focus shifts to Philippine question and appropriations with doubts on the Spooner bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
House
Senate
Wellington
Teller
Philippines
Pettigrew
Turner
Nassing
Royal Baking Powder's Cost Efficiency Highlighted
The article notes that despite price differences, baking powder remains economical in practical use, with Royal cited as a standard. It discusses value and consumer perceptions of cost across brands and emphasizes practical affordability in cooking.
The Age Delivers Focused County News Coverage
The Age newspaper emphasizes its role in providing detailed focal news for the county, highlighting breadth of local coverage and timely reporting across communities.
Three Shot Marks Progress of St Louis Strike
In St Louis three men, Philip Sullivan, James Sullivan, and Joe O Connell, were shot during a clash between striking and nonstriking Transit workers. A fatal wound pierced Philip Sullivan, with James Sullivan and O Connell seriously wounded. The incident sparked disputed accounts of the motive, from a gang violence to a pitched battle between factions.
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St Louis
St. Louis
Philip Sullivan
James Sullivan
Joe O'Connell
Lafarette Park
Fred
O’connell
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Will P. Hay
Conneaut
Sadie Manson
Zanesville
Edward Evans
Traaway
E. W. James
Wilmington
Lenore Coe
Killbuck
A.S. Caten
Conumbus
J. Earnest McCoy
Canal Borer
Fred Gates
J. M. Carhart
Roscoe
Edna Coe
Kimbolt
James Ingram
Ida and
Nettie Steiner
Canton
Nellie J. Miller
Hugh McElroy
Uest
W. Cassingham
Henry Irich
Mrs.Landerman
George W. Richie
The
Tuscarora
Charles Marsh
Lafayette, Ind
Mary Marsh
South Third Street
OD. W.C. Frew
Ann Arbor
Michigan
John
T- Townsend
Clay
Iowa
Frank S. Townsend
Main Street
Charles S. Clark
Hattie Alloways
Dresden
Baughman
B. F. Cunningham and Children
Carnegie, Pa
Henry Lorenz
North Third ‘Street
P. F. McGarry
Steubenville
E. C. Hickey
Mrrs
G. W. Loose
Royal Wide Awake Club
Seventh Street
A. L. Smith
West Bedford
John Wright
John McClure
Warsaw
A.G. Ralston
A. B. Test
York
Nebraska
Chautauqua Reading Circle
Tire L
Otis
San Francisco
Presidio
Elwell S. Otis
Manilla
Louisville
United Confederate Veterans
Chicago
Lucy Holden
Irene
St. Joseph
Frank Gosnell
Frank Walsh
Gosnell
Walsh
Arthur Rehan
Ada Rehan
Oliver Doud Byron
Brook Inn
Augustin Daly
ORK
S. S
Ephine Polhill
Wi Dees
Ooerat
Trai See
S.S
SWIFT
Atlanta
Gal
WS Musser
Millheim
Nerte
Itia
E Anderson
Farmers’ Want
Wellington Powell
Avondale
Corhocten
C. E. Aronholt
Coshoctonra
Lawrence
Keene
Jerusalem
New Jers
Julian K. Smythe
John Worcester
Massachusetts
James Reed
Boston
J. ©. Colom
Denver
Swedenhorsian Evidence Society
Worsted
Wheeling
Church Federation
Morrill
Owensboro
G. J. Morrill
Orient
Minneapolis
East
Mary Bachhelor
Mary Batchelor
Coshocton County
Ohio & Meter
Robert Geaham
Hin
Aeroeps
Eureka Harness Oil
Standari Oil CO
Crawfolds
Crawford
Postoffie
Coshocton
J.K. Glass
East Main Street
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