Report on Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs Toledo Meeting
Coshocton delegate Mrs. James KR Jobst reports from Toledo where the Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs held sessions at Valentine Theatre. Highlights include openings by Mrs. Hopley, a press session led by Miss Amos, a steamboat ride, and praise for the Toledo hospitality and the federation’s growth with 38 clubs added in the year.
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Historical Club
Ohio Federation of Woman's Clubs
Toledo
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New York
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State Federation
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Hopley
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S. M. Tones
Press
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Idney Daily News
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Ohio
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Lake Erie
Manuel Training School
United States
Croesus
Carnegie's Greatest Pride and a Framed Patent Tale
The London Chronicle reports Andrew Carnegie prizes a framed patent title as his best noble title a handbill appealed for £300 in Chartist days to defend an uncle from conspiracy charges. He recalls a Dunfermline uncle and his Republican grandfather and recalls the cavalry in the streets. He tells of a midnight window speech urging patience and lawfulness.
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Fragmentary crime note from the Lower Basin incident
A garbled report describes a tense scene in the Lower Basin with mentions of Peer the trestle and a Friday afternoon event. Names and actions are unclear due to OCR errors, but it hints at attempts to lure or harm aboard a boat and people trying to escape safely.
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Hack
Edward Re Lilley
Western Letters From Samuel Coe In San Francisco
Samuel Coe, son of E. V. Coe and former Coskecton boy, writes from San Francisco describing sights at the waterfront. He mentions ships including the Oregon, Boston, Sierra, and Crown of England, plus a mint visit and city statistics such as population and banks. He closes with a caution to his relatives about mail frequency.
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Seattle
Mayor Johnson strikes opponent in public square
Cleveland dispatch reports Mayor Tom L. Johnson struck Republican board member William Mylecrane after an accusation Johnson lied. Johnson says he acted to defend his honesty during a ward papers dispute and that the blow was only a tap.
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Drowning Sighting and Exposition News Across States
Harvard law student Ernest Mansfield is believed drowned in the Charles River after leaving the Newell club in a single shell. In Colorado, Colorado College plans a new engineering school offering civil irrigation electrical mining sanitary fields alongside commerce and legal studies. Germany awaits confirmation of Dr Lewald as imperial commissioner for the St Louis exposition with sailing plans from Bremen to New York.
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Doan's Kidney Pills Offer Quick Back Pain Relief
Doan's Kidney Pills claim rapid relief from a bad back and kidney and bladder troubles. Available at all drug stores for 50 cents. Foster Mack Co., Buffalo, New York.
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Mail Sack Incident on Trunk Line Rail Scene
A mail train on the Panhandle reportedly discharged mail into the receiver at high speed after a pile of papers and books became trapped under the wheels. Fragments and leather were scattered from the station to the canal, leaving only scraps of the original load. Mrs. Austins pancake flour ad notes a quick ready mix. Kemp's Balsam is recommended for grippe with throat and lung support and offered at 25 cents to one dollar.
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Fire damages stock at Newman's cloak and millinery
Fire at 174 East Main Street Columbus damaged stock of Newman's cloak and millinery store. The loss is reported as extensive with implications for the business and building conditions. Police and fire crews responded promptly to the blaze.
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Lailding
East Main Street
Newman's Cloak and Millinery
Is Sara German
Berlin reports claim Sara Dernhardt is German born at Frankfort on the Oder. A ship engineer who knew her birth spoke German with Mme Bernhardt in a Copenhagen hotel and she asked him not to mention it. The cited paper is anti Semitic and its editor was jailed for alleging Jewish protection in the Konitz Winter murder case.
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Berlin
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Sara Dernhardt
Frankfort-on-the-Oder
Feibel
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Copenhagen
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