Gughogton Girl in Peace Riots Tale From Tokio Visit
Miss Alice Finlay reports from Yokohama and Tokio during the recent Portsmouth peace unrest. She describes burned churches, girls schools with sewing and drawing classes, and the etiquette room obligations. The voyage included a steerage tragedy near Yokohama and a Honolulu incident before the meeting adjourned.
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Alice Finley
Orient
Jap J
Rune Ding
Yokohama
Portsmouth
Finkay
Tokio
Senna
Yokohami
Miss Finlay
Pacific
Honolulu
Will Hunt Deer in Adirondack Woods by Coshocton Pair
Two Coshocton hunters James Preston and Carl Riggs head for northern New York next Wednesday with a guide to chase deer in the Adirondack mountains. They expect to spend two weeks in camp in the primeval woods and promise venison for Coshocton friends all winter.
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James Preston
Carl Riggs
Yark
Adirondack Mountains
Coshocton
Excursion Rates to Loudonville and West Coast Travel
Excursion tickets to Loudonville via Pennsylvania Lines on October 4 and 6 will be sold from Cressline Orrville and intermediate points and from Coshocton to South Londonville. Very low fares to San Francisco and Los Angeles return via Pennsylvania Lines October 16 to 20 for Women’s Christian Temperance Union convention. Contact local ticket agents for full detail on fares routes and schedule.
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Loudonville
Pennsylvania Lines
Cressline
Orrville
Coshocton
South Londonville
San Francisco
Los Angels
Pennsylvania
Los Angeles
Women’s Christian Temperance Union Convention
Mrs King Defends Actions In Home Destruction Incident
Mrs Nellie Burt King disputes sensational accounts of damage at her former home saying the motive was exaggeration. She explains she went with her father and Mr Munich opened the house, gathered items she wished, and left usable items behind at Min ish's suggestion. She asserts nothing improper occurred during the housecleaning effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Burt King
Age
King
Mr. King
Munich
Min‘ish
Columbus Marriage Rumor Denied By Both Sides
Telegram from Columbus claimed a local woman wed a prominent Columbus lawyer last Friday. The woman, formerly living here, and the Columbus lawyer both denied the claim and Columbus papers did not publish it. Also notes church services at St Paul, Praahlin township.
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Columbus
Coshocton
Columbus Papers
The
Age
St. Paul
Weber
I's
Lost notice found by blacksmith on Second Street
The Age reports St George Smith, a local blacksmith, found a note or item on Second Street and brought it to The Age office on Thursday morning. He saw a lost ad mentioning R. J. Burrell of Base Field and referenced repeated phrases from the ad.
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Age
St. George Smith
R. J. Burrell
Sear Basefield
Lont Ft
Adiets Enock
Sunina
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Forbes
Gughogton
Torio
Alice Finlay
Adirondack Woods
Peacock
Mrs. King
Henkle
Just
AL King
Grocer
Hervey
Hyde
Boston Piano & Organ Co
Bell
E. $. McDonald
Main St
Geidel Building
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