City Council wrestles over contract value and light bill
Eight councilmen meet at city hall to review bills inclosing Burrell works on Orchard street and a disputed electric light bill. Debate centers on payment for speedy street and pipes, police system reform, and possible outlay for city protection before adjourning in the rain.
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City Hall
Shaw
Wne
Lis
Cub Wo
Tish
Zugschwerl
McCormick
Weisner
Wimmer
Johnson
F. A. Burrell & Non
Orchard Street
Cornell
Mr. Pharton
Light Company
Youncil
Ordnance
Light Committee
Rinner
Coshocton
Winchester
Powelson
Scaffold Breaks Injuring Two Carpenters on Main Street
Carpenters Charles Jones and A A Eckelberry, workers on W F Daring's new residence on Main, fell eight feet when east porch scaffold braces failed. Jones injured a foot. Eckelberry fractured a wrist and required a physician. Both men hospitalized briefly and out of work for days. Jones resides on North Second, Eckelberry on North Tenth.
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Chas. Jones
A. A. Eckelberry
W. F. Daring
Main
Mr. Jones
Eckelberry
Hennel
North Second
Mr. Eckelberry
North Tenth
Ohio Odd Fellows Nominate Grand Lodge Officers
Ohio Odd Fellows have made nominations for grand lodge officers including Grand Master Charles Pavey of Washington Illinois and Deputy Grand Master George C. Kolb of Cincinnati. Other officers named are Grand Warden Isaac M Durdan Chillicothe and Grand Secretary C V Lyznan Pomeroy. Grand Treasurer Charles E Wiles Findlay and Grand Representative Lour Hughes Columbus. No trouble to prepare quick headfasts if you have Mrs. Austin's Pangake Flow.
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Ohio
Odd Fellows
Charles
Pavey
Washington
George C. Kolb
Cincinnati
B.C. Boyce
Lewis B. Wuuck
Mr. Vernon
Isaac M. Durdan
Chillicothe
Leonard Walther
Lima
J. M. Merritt
Keith
Samuel K. Landis
Urbana
L. E. Dodd
Zanesville
C. VI. Lyznan
Pomeroy
Charles E. Wiles
Findlay
Iour Hughes
Columbus
Socialist Future Urged by Urbain Gobier in America
Urbain Gobier, noted French author and former Dreyfus figure, arrived in New York after lecturing in San Francisco and Chicago. He predicts America will adopt socialism, critiques French labor groups and trusts, and notes Americans’ ignorance of European finance led by J Pierpont Morgan. He reflects on Dreyfus, duels, and his own reformist writings while planning more books on America.
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Urbain Gobier
Dreyfus
New York
New York Journal
Jim
France
Ue Bean
San Francisco
Lie
Chicago University
Icre
America
Europe
Atlantic
J. Pierpont Morgan
Paris
Loudon
L’aurore
Zola
J’accuse
Faris
Waldeck-Rousseau
Conde
Unimportant detail mocks pole era zealots and Peary
James Montague of the New York Evening Journal mocks polar discovery claims while praising Peary's voyage and trimming the boastful press. The piece notes Eskimos, a stern ice beacon, and a playful attack on exaggerated scientific gains. It also mentions Frank Jones, Portsmouth brewer and former politician.
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James Montague
New York Evening Journal
Big Fund For Filipinos Planned By Episcopal Church
A new Protestant Episcopal plan aims to raise 1 million dollars to establish a central church in Manila and send preachers and teachers to other parts of the Philippines. Bishop Brent will lead this effort, with a Manila cathedral already receiving funds. the program includes nine clergy, nurses, teachers, and a physician, costing about 5,000 dollars yearly for maintenance and 2,000 more for an industrial school.
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Philippines
Protestant Episcopal Church of
United States
New York Times
Manila
Islands
J. Pierpont Morgan
Marcus A. Hanna
George Me.Culloch Miller
New York
James L. Houghteling
Chicago
William H. Crocker
San Francisco
Samuel ‘Mather
Cleveland
J. Pierpont Morgan & Co
George C. Thomas
Philadelphia
Tt Wis
Mr. Morgan
Boston
Brent
St. Stephen's Church
Series of Bouts in Milwaukee Packs Draws and Wins
In Milwaukee on October 4, Tom Cody of New York and Charles Neary of Milwaukee drew after six rounds. Charley Berry defeated Jack Sullivan, Dougherty stopped Haley in the second, Riley beat Reed in six, and Doyle drew with Lyons. Bandits Raid a Town in Sonora, Mexico. steal $400 cash and jewelry from Ignacio Quijida, total haul about 4000. Mrs Volastin's Panurge Flow promotes pancakes and gems, seeks more.
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Milwaukee
Tom Cody
New York
Charles Neary
Badger Athletic Club
Charley Berry
Jack Sullivan
Philadelphia
Jack Dougherty
Racine
Lock Haley
Chicago
Mickey Riley
Shiney Reed
Freeport
Don Doyle
Young Lyons
Tucson
A. T
Bravo Juan
Ranchi
Sonora
Mexico
Hermosillo
Ignacio Quijida
Sierra Madre
Coal stores under water urged by British dock authorities
South Wales dock managers urge the government to test underwater coal storage to preserve caloric power. Experiments show immersed coal loses less than 1 percent in energy, with plans for concrete tanks of 5,000 tons or more to be kept submerged and dried later in subtropical heat. Other items note women's hosiery trends and factory coal shortages in Kokomo, plus a fatal shooting in Shreveport involving T. R. Vickers and Edward Coglin.
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South Wales
London
Chicago News
Lord Charles Beresford
Monmouthshire
Malta
Gibraltar
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Seuster Hoone
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Shreveport
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Louisiana
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Texas
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Chicago & North-Western Railway
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