Community Group Socials and Notices in Roscoe
Local society brief lists numerous gatherings and entertainments. Mrs. Ragan Powelson is ill with typhoid at North Eighth Street. Clubs meet tonight and tomorrow at various homes, including the Roscoe Woman’s Club, Historical Club, Stitchers, Rathbone Sisters, and church circles. A McCoy family reunion is planned near Jackson township, plus a Sunday school gathering and W R C meeting.
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Bick List
Roscoe Woman's Club
Ella LeRetilley
Historical Club
Compton
St. Clair
Robert Crawford
Rathbone Sisters
K. P. Hall
Iane Adams
Presbyterian Church
Joseph Clark
Grace Church
Metzler
McCoy
William McCoy
Jackson Township
Roscoe
Miss Frances Stearns Builds Fortune From Gift Shop To European Antiques
Miss Frances Stearns began in Boston ten years ago with a small gift shop serving afternoon tea. She expanded into antiques after studying them and traveled through Europe to buy treasures. She sold items to Boston society, gained fame, and completed a Magnolia mansion furnished with abroad treasures ready for occupancy.
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Frances
Stearns
Miss Stearns
Boston
Women Oat Society
Europe
England
France
Germany
Italy
America
Magnolia
Murderer Adds to Crime Record
Milton Franklin Andrews, wanted for the sensational murder of Bessie Bouton in Colorado Springs, shot and killed his female companion Mulda Olivia and then killed himself in San Francisco. He was also wanted for a murderous assault on William Ellis in Berkeley, California, and the police located the couple at 748 McAllister Street before the fatal acts.
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San Francisco
Milton Franklin Andrews
Bessie Bouton
Colorado Springs
Mulda Olivia
Andrews
William Ellis
Berkeley
Cal
McAllister Street
Personalities and political votes across towns for election day
Local notices report residents returning home from Pittsburg Mt. Union and Cleveland to vote. Visitors include Sadie Cooksey Carrie Cassingham and Mrs Mary McDonald while Dan Summers Edward Lathbery and Nellie Miller travel for work and social visits. Election returns detail headquarters at the court house Age office and venues for telegraph AP and stereopticon displays. Also touring productions Pitt Patt Pouf Heir to the Hoorah Mrs Black is Back An American Lord and performances by May Irwin W H Crane with local showbiz updates.
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Cal
J. Voorhees
Pittsburg
Floyd Sheeffer
Mt. Union College
Sadie Cooksey
Willow Brook
H. B. Burnside
New Philadelphia
Mary Mitchell
Hopedale
James McKee
George Caton
Fred Cutter
Cleveland
Carrie Cassingham
Mary BE. McDonald
Mary McDonald
Lancaster
Dan Summers
Orrville
Nellie Miller
Portland
Ore
Jas. Preston
South Fourth Street
P. J. Love
Bloomingville
M. J. Love
Melvern Love
Charles Mast
Otsego
W. R. Davis
Edward Lathbery
Millville
N. J
Abbott
Pitt Patt Pouf
New York
Chicago
May Irwin
Mrs. Black
Far- West
W. H. Crane
C. T. Dazey
George Broadhurst
Making Ready for 6000 Hoads Conference Saturday
Harry Hunt is named secretary of the Good Roads association replacing Charles Smith who declined the honor. He sent letters to every township vice president and other farmers inviting attendance at the city hall next Saturday at 1 30 PM. The meeting aims to ratify the convention action elect officers and plan progressives work toward better county roads. A large turnout is urged as nothing of more importance has arisen in years.
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Harry Hunt
Good Roads Association
Charles Smith
World’s highest elevator opened opposite Lucerne in Switzerland
A special dispatch from Lucerne describes the new highest elevator at Burgenstock near Lake Lucerne. The electric cage rises 600 feet in under three minutes from a grottoed shaft to a landing stage, then 3400 feet to the summit with a grand view of the Four Cantons lake and the Alps.
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Lucerne
Switzerland
Burgenstock
Nasoury
Hammer-Sehwand
Momtein
Cantons
Url
Taoterwild
Berea murder suspect Adam Boyer hangs self in jail
Adam Boyer, charged with murdering his wife at Berea in this county, killed himself in the county jail in Cleveland this morning by hanging with a handkerchief and sheet to a steam pipe. The suicide followed a prior case where Albert Darwin reportedly hanged himself yesterday.
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Cleveland
Adam Boyer
Berea
Albert Darwin
Tragic Death Reported At Vassar Student Emily Ensign
Poughkeepsie Nov 7 body of Miss Emily Ensign of Youngstown Ohio, freshman at Vassar, found in the campus water after an apparent overdose of headache powders. Investigation suggests she wandered outside in darkness and accidentally walked into the water.
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Poughkeepsie, N
Emily Ensign
Youngstown
Ohio
Vassar College
Jake
Ensign
Feathered worm with poisonous bite terrifies North Carolina
A special dispatch from Asheville to the New York Times reports a winged wormlike creature spreading across parts of North Carolina. The brown down covered insect resembles a white earth worm and bites cause rapid swelling and symptoms akin to snake venom. It feeds on maple trees and rosebushes, crippling several women, while experts prepare specimens for Washington analysis.
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North Carolina
Asheville
N. C
New York Times
Washington
Good Night Kiss Signal Sparks Last Car Romance
A Winsted Connecticut trolley bell rung for a mile by a Torrington motorman to signal when Torrington suitors may reach Winsted to court sweethearts. The nightly car attracts a carload of wooers, and residents call the bell a nuisance while some threaten to petition city officials to halt the practice.
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Main Street
Winsted
Conn
Torrington
New York World
Postmaster Gist Dies Suddenly in Office
Athens dispatch reports Postmaster C. D. Gist died of heart trouble while seated in his office chair at age 61 after months of declining health. Also from Washington an elevator tragedy claims Margaret McIlvaine, 35, a state building chore worker, when the elevator surged and her head became caught between floor and ceiling. Columbia University reports gifts totaling 1,960,000 with 4,981 students and an updated three to four year study option.
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Athens
C. D. Gist
Washington
Margaret McIlvaine
State, War and Navy
Secretary of Navy
Columbia
New York
Columbia University
Nicholas Murray Butler
Butler
Fire and collisions claim lives and injury across cities
A Denver lumber fire destroys $85010 in Mc Ghee & McGinnity yards. A Grand Trunk train and street car crash in Blue Island TI kills five and injures ten. Stoddart of St. Louis dies after a long illness. Ira Caler fatally shoots his wife and then himself in Los Angeles amid a $4 dispute. Peter St Agnolio is found murdered in Holland, Michigan. his brother and Tony Martino are arrested. An oil stove explosion near Monticello, Kentucky burns Mrs Massena and others fatally. Joseph Johnson listed as jaundice victim. Local ads list overgaiters and sold items. job and housing notices follow.
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McGhee & McGinnity
Denver
Colo
Grand Trunk
Blue Island
Thomas A. Stoddart
St. Louis
Peter St. Agnolio
Holland
Mich
Joseph
Tony Marting
Arthur Massena
Inlaw
Monticello
Wolf fishing gains foothold in Indian Territory mining Turner Falls tale
The Arbuckle mountains see wolf hunting emerge as a sport introduced by Keaton Bryan and J R Wick, dubbed mayor elect of Turner Falls. They bait a fishhook with meat on swinging limbs, yielding a large gray wolf and a monster wolf scoop. Wolves shot, pelts sent to Davis, and fishing methods to be studied during camping season.
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Arbuckle Mountains
Indian Territory
Ansasley Journal
Keatton Bryan
J. RB. Wick On
Turner Falls
Davis
Automobile Pillows Add Comfort To New Newport Cars
American women lead in comfort trends as Newport society embraces automobile pillows. The New York Press notes the latest luxury for whiz carts includes soft silk downy chairs and leather cushions, turning cars into cozy corners. The idea, praised by society, credits Remus for fitting pillows into automobiles.
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United States
New York Press
Newport Imtths
Remus
Mailings of linen collars through the mails in Winsted
A Winsted special to the New York World reports residents are sending laundered collars and cuffs by mail instead of postcards. The address is on one side and a few linen pieces on the other. Postmaster James P. Glynn expects a shirt with bosom stamped and addressed next.
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Conna
New York
Winter Tourist Rates 1905 06 From W L E Agents
The W and L E announces season long round trip tourist tickets from Oct 15 to Apr 30 1906 to Florida Georgia Mississippi Cuba and Central America Colorado and from Nov 1 1903 to Apr 20 1996 to Texas and New Mexico. Final return June 1 1906 and six months for Havanna. Diverse west routes free, and small fees for Cincinnati or Louisville to Jacksonville. Special homeseekers excursions November 1905 to Southeast states with 21 day ticket limits. Details from agent W J Davies.
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Florida
Georgia
Mississippi
Cuba
Central America
Colorado
Texas
New Mexico
Havanna
Cuim
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Louisville
Jacksonville
W. J. Davies
WL & I. ER
Alabama
Kentucky
Louisiana
South Carolina
North Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
Low Round Trip Fares to West and South via Pennsylvania Lines
Reduced round trip fares offered for Home-Seekers excursions to Colorado Idaho Iowa Kansas Minnesota Missouri Montana Nebraska Dakotas Oregon Washington Texas and other western and southern states. Stop-over privileges allow travelers to visit business openings. Tickets on sale on specified dates through December 19 with detailed fare and time information from Pennsylvania lines ticket agents.
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Pennsylvania
Colorado
Idaho
Iowa
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Dakotas
Oregon
Washington
Texas
Pennsylvania Nes
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Warner Hay
J. A. Comson
Mary Mortley
Presbyterian Sunday School
Gray Building
Knights of Pythias
Sisters
Forbes
The
Order
Chestnut Street
Hugh Gamble
Bess and
Mary Gamble
Fred Baker
Will Benson
Philadelphia
C. E. Gibson
Mecca
Jennie Wertz
Walnut Street
Court House
Age Office
Associated Press
Shaw
Sixth Street Theatre
Park View Billiard Hall
the Ransom Dry Goods Co
Donaldson Bros
Main St
Joseph Johnson
Walker & Lawrence
Leather
Jersey
Astrakian
T. L. Montgomery
North 4Th Street
Coshocton National Bank
East Main
Pennsylvania Lines
S. W. Snyder & Son
H. J. Robson
Penmsylvania
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