Students and town notes from Newcomerstown
Nov 22 reports Lee Addy sick with typhoid fever at Newcomerstown as Dr Wells and Prof Walt visit. Miss Mabel Lyton and Miss Mary Bicketts are guests from Gnu and Coshocton at the chapel. Miss Me Daniel from New Brighton Pa resumes classes after illness. Boarding club praised for good fare and low rates. Mrs Gray the matron earns high marks. Attendance at convention reduces work. Sr H Sloughter visits Sse Brook and Adams Mill. Donaldson attends funeral at Hanover. Webster literary society buys a piano at Newcomerstown and plans an evening program with Dot the Miners Daughter and Hans-Van Smash. Metab of students at H Lawrence home. Both library societies meet Friday. Websters to not meet next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Addy
Owcomerstown
Wells
Walt
Mabel Lyton
Gnu
Mary Bicketts
Coshocton
Daniel
New Brighton
Gray
Dot
Hans-Van Smash
H. Lawrence
Websters
Revival services and meeting notices in Blissfield area
Rev. Magrego conducting revival at the Ale. Rev. Conklin will hold a quarterly meeting soon. Myers is sick. Daniel Fréderick sold clover seed at Warsaw last week. Brillbart of Big Run sold four wagonloads of bogs. We claim no saloons. Class in vocal music closed under B C Meek of Coshocton. He will give a concert Friday assisted by Roscoe, with Miss Finley and Miss Cella Meek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C. Meek
Coshocton
Finley
Roscoe
Cella Meek
Noted Army Surgeon Dead and Other Nov. 24 News
Major Walter Reed of the surgeon general’s department died in Washington while his research helped prove yellow fever is immunizable via mosquitoes. Other items report Rock Island express robbers believed captured near Buchanan but proved to be tramps, a suicide by George Shelby, Septimus Winner’s death, missing child Lunar Joyner, and Gypsy the elephant killing keeper James O’Rourke near Valdosta with the circus tragedy following a wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Walter Reed
Surgeon General’s Department of the Army
Reed
Havana
Davenport
Rock Island Express
Buchanan
Lexington
George
Shelby
Isaac Shelby
Kentucky
Auther
Philadelmia
Septimus Winner
Postersburg
Luna Joyner
Ida V. Joyner
Savannan
Gypsy
Harris
Valdosta
James O'Rourke
Tyton
Moint
O'Rourke
Sit Horves
Chicago
New York
Stock Exchange
Chicago Stock Exchange
Post Office
James W. McGarvey
Bible College of Kentucky University
Broadway Christian Church
Christian Scientists Call for Lawful Reporting of Contagions
The article quotes Mary Baker G. Eddy urging public understanding of Christian Science along with a directive on reporting contagions to authorities when required by law. It notes Eddy’s stance on vaccination and a call to render to God the things that are God’s, amid reports of thirty five cited failures of cures by scientists. It also mentions indictments of physicians and parents not arising from the diphtheria deaths in Greater New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Biston
Eddy
Jesus
Greater
New York
Lawyer's Device to Foil Grave Robbers in Westfield
Jesse Hodgin, a Westfield attorney, reveals a deadly grave protection system designed to deter body snatching. A nitroglycerin-filled pipe beneath the coffin, capped ends, and dozens of concussion caps buried nearby aim to destroy intruders within fifty feet, with Hodgin asserting it would prevent dissections and ensure respect for his wife’s remains. The plan, debated by cemetery trustees, seeks approval despite safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Hodgin
Westfield
Noblesville
Cincinnati Enquirer
Hodgin
Gstave
Laim
Workers Wanted Across Manufacturing Towns
The piece notes a nationwide labor shortage with scarce workers in factories and farms. It reports employers offering high pay to attract labor and praises the current prosperity. It urges voters to support existing conditions, claiming change would harm workers. Source cites East Liverpool commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ims
East Liverpoo
Cws Review
Building Wrecked After Dynamite Blast in Saloon
Dynamite exploded in a Mahanoy City saloon causing great damage and wrecking six adjoining buildings. Windows shattered in the square and most residents slept through the blast. Portland and family escaped serious injuries though their two sons, nonunion workers, were among those affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahanoy City
Portland
Newcenters Developments Boost Coal Interests Near Coshocton
Large coal operations are expanding a few miles south of Coshocton as the Around Goa company, led by the Johnson Brothers of Columbus, develops Franklin and Virginia townships. The Arnold company’s mine employs 78 with 200 expected by April, investing about 50000 in equipment including electric machinery. Johnson interests may bring new office in Coshocton and expand coal lands over 1500 acres in Franklin and Virginia plus 600 acres more. John Williams awaits a key position with the company amid Coshocton’s growing industry in manufacturing and mining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elect
Goa Company
Coshocton
Franklin
Virginia
Johnson Bros
Columbus
Bridgeport
Cleveland
Chicago
Cosbocton
John
Thomas Illams & Son
Conesville
Williamses
Tess Pass Avenue
Arnold Company
Jiahi
Kranklio
Johnsons
John Williams
Apeia
Coming Home For Thanksgiving on the Farm
A nostalgic verse notes a son returning home for Thanksgiving after ten years away, and a family preparing a feast with biscuits, pies, and orchard fruit. The piece blends domestic warmth with signals of reunion and gratitude.
Ingalls Grave to Feature Native Bowlder Monument
Dispatch from Atchison Kansas reports that John J Ingalls grave in Mount Vernon cemetery will be marked by a native bowlder from Kansas soil. A letter written in Washington December 10 1890 requests a natural rock monument with the name Ingalls in bronze letters and nothing else.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Bowlder
Maason
John J. Ingalls
Mount Vernon
Bowlder
Kansas
Saya
Atchison
Kan
St. Louia Globe-Democrat
Senate Chamber
Washington
Ingalls
Mexico's Next President Senor Limantour Foreseen
The National Magazine article argues Jose Limantour, Mexico's finance minister, is the likely next republic president, with General Reyes withdrawing and Díaz fading. Limantour, described as magnetic and multilingual, is portrayed as thoroughly knowledgeable about both Mexico and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senor Li_mantour
Jose Lyes Limantour
Quance
Saga & Writer
Bernardo Roses
Aetetary
Senor Limantour
Diaz
United States
Mexico
Army's New Musket Promises Greater Velocity and Penetration
General William Crozier reports to the War Secretary that the improved musket has been completed and tested with satisfactory results. The design reduces gun weight, removes the bayonet from use, and may replace it with entrenching tools, while 5,000 muskets have been authorized for construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Crozier
Bureau of Ordnance
Washington
Secretary of War
Hardy Orange Developed for Colder Climates by Webber
Washington department of agriculture notes tarbert J Webber claims a new orange variety can grow 200 miles farther north than Florida varieties through crossing ornamental trapuunese trifallete with Verietles suceively. The New York Times cites potential resilience to extreme cold, though details resemble fragmented OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Florida
New York Times
Tarbert J. Webber
Tos
Noted Criminologist to Reenact Death Scene in Trial
Paris reports progress stalled as magistrate sets Tuesday for witness examinations and a reconstruction of the room where Mrs. Gore died. Bertillon will photograph the scene while De Rydzewski faces cross examination and possible homicide by imprudence charges loom for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Eller Gore
Gore
America
Moszkowski
de Rydzewski
Jean LaSalle
Grand Opera
M. Bertillon
de’ Rydzewski
Death of Herr Krupp Not Attributed to Self Destruction
Berlin reports that the initial theory Herr Krupp died by his own hand is being challenged by testimony. Professor Binswanger and Dr. Pall, with several physicians, were present in the apartment when the death occurred, suggesting death by natural causes or other factors rather than suicide.
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Herr Krupp
Berlin
Trst
Binswanger
Herr Kriyn
Pall
Herr Kripp
Kraap
Riqui
Hamid
Accountant killed at Rous-Meyer factory in Offa Cincinnati
Edward Kamp acting superintendent at Rous-Meyer Machinery and Tool Company was murdered in the counting room of the Cincinnati plant. A second slaying at the same factory occurred last June when John Siefert, a long-time employee, was found murdered in the engine room. Robbery suspected in both cases. Masons laid the cornerstone of Akron city hospital. Dr. W Belt led the ceremony in Akron Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Offa
Cincinnati
Edward Kamp
Rous-Meyer Machinery. and Tool Company
John Siefert
le Tims
Masonic ‘Lodge
Akron
Onis
Grand Lodge of Free and
New
City Hospital
W. Belt of
Kenton
Ber
George. T. Perkina
MarketReport Prices for Cattle Hogs Lambs and Wheat
A fragmented market note lists bid ranges and prices for cattle hogs sheep and calves across regions and markets. Entries show varied quotes for fed steers cows bulls veal calves and lambs along with commodity prices for wheat corn oats rye and dairy goods, reflecting diverse regional bids and market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galves
Agaova
Cleveland
Pote Mons
Stovkers
Billy
Prine Wethers
New York
Castle
Canada
State
Cincinnati
Borton
Delaine
Toledo
Mutter
Ancy Creamery
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Goa
Jim
John Mervin
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Pras
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Oe Wien de
Cieinnat
Ohio
Mae
Ellen Stogdall
Atlantic
Broadway
Ravenna
J. D. Slater
Charles D. Stodgall
Welsonville
Join Crain
Hocking River
Bloomington
Nis
Portal
N. D
Anna
St Hayes
Soc
Dawson & Smith
Buiter
Erin
BO Beusvak
B.S. Lee
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