Mohawk News and Local Happenings
Mohawk November 13 reports visiting residents Mr and Mrs Limberton Bell of Keene and a well attended pound social at the Methodist parsonage. Rev Dr Buxton of aldwin spoke at the Mohawk M E church. Local coal field survey by town leaders. J L Moore and J J Bowers & Son husking corn and shredding fodder. Mrs Wilby Crawford of Newark visiting relatives. Strong coal demand and miners unable to meet needs. All bait to Koosvelt the peacemaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Line Company
J. L. Moore
J.J. Bowers & Son
Wilby Crawford
Newark
Koosvelt
Bowman Notes and Local Visits During Break
Bowman with four week vacation notes. Miss Myrtle Neldon and Miss Mayme Neldon visited uncle O. F. Neldon near Franklin last weekend. Mrs. Catharine Hinges spent Saturday with Wilson Randles and family. O. B. Demoss of Coshocton called on friends nearby Tuesday. Miss Florence Shaw visiting Lewis Randles. A. S. Neldon and wife were in Coshocton Monday. Sylvester Randles moved his family from Baker farm to Coshocton. Clem Stewart moved into the Rawles house. Mrs G H A Randles and Mrs Jonn Dobson visited Roscoe friends last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Randles
Baker Farm
Coshocton
Clem Stewart
Rawles
Gha Randles
Jonn Dobson
Roscoe
Chalfants Note Week Events and Local Visits
Cuannants recounts visits by Rev ZLink McConnell and W N McConnell last week. J G Meatland moved his family from Cushocton to the county home. Frank Tash welcomes a newborn daughter. Ed Bell visited G W Croun and family. Charles Dickerson works in Trinway, a public sale for Thomas Jaspes drew locals. Dr Buxton spoke Sunday morning and raised funds for Baldwin University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buxton
Baldwin Universiry
Avordale Avondale News Notes
Nov 13 local items from Avordale and surrounding areas. Miss Maud Getz guest with Prof. and Mrs Dummermuth. Miss Maud Mobler at Warsaw and Libur ay. visits by Mr and Mrs Phison Warrisberges and others. Lillie Boyd visiting in West Lafayette and Coshocton. communion at Amity church. PHOTO GALLERY moved near East Main. stock shipment by Syler & Co. McCormick and Dinsmore families attend U P church communion. Amity church pie social planned at Machwert home. Attendees at Sunday convention in West Lafayette. Rev Buxton of Baldwin University lectured at M Bochurch house.
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Avondale
Maud Getz and
Wrother
Baltic
Dummermuth
Maud Mobler
Ashenstitute
Warsaw
Liburay
Phison Warrisberges
Bakersvile
Lillie Boyd
West Lafayette
Coshocton
Bessie Bayt
Amity Church Sanny
Frank Bichman
Amity Cburch
George Machwert
J. W. Mastin
Deover
John Daugherty
Alpha Renner
Pedd
A. Rinehart
Fire Wipes Out Armour Plant in Sioux City Loss Near Million
Fire at Armour & Company packing plant spanning four acres in the stockyards destroyed the facility on the second floor of the fertilizer building. Manager Lennon cites spontaneous combustion or dryer defect as likely causes. Insurance covers about $721,500 of the loss to the Philippine Treasury. Auditor Lawshe reports Philippine treasury losses from silver depreciation since January totaling $1,054,000 in gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Iowa
Armour & Company
Lennon
Philippine Treasury
Manilla
Lawshe
Waiter Julius Ammon’s Suicide Shocks Columbus
In Columbus on November 17 Julius Ammon a 19 year old waiter killed himself after disputes with his wife. He left a wife and infant in Toledo where he previously lived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Julius Ammon
Toledo
Postmaster General seeks lower foreign mail rates to boost trade
Washington, Nov 15. Postmaster General Payne will urge Congress to cut international postage from five cents per half ounce to align with domestic rates for England, Germany, France, and others. He expects foreign governments to accept, arguing reduced rates would stimulate U.S. trade and revenue through increased volume and reciprocal arrangements along with future conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Europe
Congress
Payne
Canada
Mexico
England
Germany
France
Payre
United States
Embezzlement Charged in Hawaiian Government
Official reports to the interior secretary from Governor Dole detail defalcations by two Hawaii officials. Treasurer William H Wright admits a $17,950 deficit and chief clerk B H Wright faces embezzlement charges of $8,272.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Goavernor Dole
Wiliam H Wright
Territory
B H. Wright
Department of Publi Works
Hawaii
New York Trade Review Reports Rail Stocks Down Yet Demand Robust
Trade Review from New York highlights lower railroad stock prices since last March yet notes continued strong activity. Manufacturing and transformation sectors show efficiency gains, with ample plant capacity. persistent merchandise disinflation and heavy holiday demand anticipated. Rail earnings rise, labor disputes largely avoided with some wage increases, and buyers postponing orders hoping for lower prices in other areas. Also reported: a San Francisco whale voyage with meager catch and Arctic hunt notes. aluminum deck debate for the Shamrock II hull as the America’s Cup project proceeds with Captain Wringe overseeing construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
F Duin & Company
United States
Canada
Bear hunt misfortunes and death pass in Nov remarks
An account from Lansing reports a 235 pound black bear killed after a hunt led by Holt Collier during a presidential expedition on Little Sunflower. The party paused at camp for lunch, while another item notes National Grange memorial exercises and the death of Prince Edward of Saxe Weimar in London after complications from appendicitis.
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Killa
Smedes
Mies
Winchester
Mr Foote
Parker
Bob Collier
Holt
Collier
Sankers’ Trust
Lansing
Mich
National Grange
Aaron Jones
Grange
Bankers’ Trust
Indiana
Jaty
Prince Edward
London
Prince Edward of
Saxe Weimar
Railroad master mechanic shot dead in private car
Cenroe Tra reports Gulf Forea and Santa Fe Master Mechanic C. W Tate was assassinated in a private car of Roadmaster Mawson near Wauke gan. A shot through the rear struck his forehead, and Tom Futrell, a dispatcher, has been arrested on circumstantial evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cenroe
Waukegan
C. W Tate
Gulf Forea
Santa Fe
Mawson
Suet Optus Nm
Tom Futrell
Ordinance to Assess Special Tax for Sesenth Street Lands
An ordinance authorizes a special tax on all lands on Sesenth Street Osby of Ga snioeton from Waloue to Remlwor. It creates bonds in anticipation of tax collection and directs levy of assessments on real property to fund street improvements to Kenilworth Avenue area. It outlines payment terms, due dates, penalties, and publication requirements, with officials named and effective dates noted.
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Sesenth
Gasnioeton
Waloue Street
Kenilworth Avenue
Coehecton Ohio
Goshocton
Che Costa
Conielwand
Gnehorton
Goyteaud
Sn LM
Goshecton
Geo
Aidan Dart
Peter Fat
Leon Cape
Unprecedented Union Arbitration Hearings Open
Scranton Nov 15. The first testimony to the arbitration commission came from United Mine Workers President Mitchell as 30 lawyers attended for mine owners. The packed courtroom heard Mitchell defend union policies, strikes, and discipline while Willcox pressed for evidence of irresponsibility by the union and its impact on contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Arbitration Commission
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Miners’ Union
Clarences. Darrow
Chicago
Henry D. Lloyd
John EF. Shea
James H. Shea
Wilkesbarre
James F. Lenahan
John J
Murphy
Thomas
Erie
Nicholls
Duffy
Fahy
Sin
Gray
Willcox
Mitchel
Cape
Dlr Willcox
Firemen Narrow Escape in Royal Insurance Building
Seven Chicago firemen and two comrades were knocked unconscious by an explosion on the 13th floor of the Royal Insurance building. Rescuers, descending White with injured colleagues, were knocked back by a second blast. All men survived though two were seriously injured. Building damage described as small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Royal Insurance
White
Expel Pythian Knight and Other Local Notices
A week long hearing leads to expulsion vote against John A dhiney of the Mlinas Knights of Pythias with appeal to the grand tribunal in February. Other items note suspensions in the endowment ranks, a fatal shooting in Somerset Kentucky, and various interurban franchise and business notices across multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian
Chietaga
Pram
Mlinas
Knights of
Pythias
John A Dhiney
Board of Control
Mer
Iiinay
Supreme Tribunal
Indianapolis
Supreme Jodge
San Francisco
Fta
Head Shot Off and Other Ohio News
A report from Chilliesthe Ohio recounts Pearl Justice provoking William Smith to pull the trigger on a gun, killing him as Smith claimed the weapon was unloaded. Other Ohio items note wage increases for Lake Shore switchmen, expansion plans for Chesapeake and Western to West Virginia coal mines, and a two tongued baby born in Rochester. Also noted is the death of New York teacher Celia Ettleson after drinking carbolic acid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steveland Galeon
Ohio
Chilliesthe
Greenland
Pearl Justice
William Smith
Smith
Justice
Cleveland
Lake Shore Road
Chicago
Richmond
Chesapeake and Western Railway Company
West Virginia
Virginias
Rochester
N. Y
John Melee
Gates
Springer
New York
Celia Edeson
Ettleson
Markets Show Mixed Grain and Livestock Prices Across Regions
Grain and stock quotes from Cleveland and New York list steers at various prices, hogs trading mixed, and sheep and lambs ranging from good to fair conditions. Wheat, oats, and corn prices appear unstable with no uniform market direction.
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Texas
Cleveland
Uala
Chelee Yeurling Wethera
Calvan— Bost
New York
Lamina
GailveseVeols
Western
Boston
Ohio
Prices From Coshocton Market Report
Corrected semi weekly by Dawson and Smith. Lists varied prices including wheat, corn, oats, poultry, beans, honey, tallow, and lard per pound or bushel. Also shows sacks of flour and meal, with prices per hundred weight and per barrel, reflecting market activity and commodity rates.
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Dawson & Smith
Beeswas Jr Pulp
TV Lad
Pattins Ce
Shearer
Bartin Co
Witten
Busted . Corp
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Bowean
Chalfants
Avordale
Andraw Hicks
Olatus Sea
Bankrate
Japan
Arctic
Gasrow Nas
Williaam Tate
Captain Wringe
Rotard M
Wiwure
Glerk
Whieser
UNION
Nonuaton
Mitshell
Markle
Darrow
Hopkins County
Kentucky
Jackson
Mr. Willcox
Mr. Mitchel
Somerset
John Sloan
James Pratt
Whitley County
Colyer
Sloan
Pratt Aransen
Pratt
Willingham
Marveville
Mba Sprinssfield
Tota
Belilepontaine
J. H. Outhwaite
Colyebert
Sears
Michigan
Minnesota
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