James Hoff man wedding brings Lamberson to Bluffton
Sam Lamberson from Pittsburg attended the James Hoff man wedding then left for Bluffton Indiana to join the Ernest Gamble Concert company opening its season tonight. Lamberson praised as a virtuoso pianist with the Katherine Ridgway company and slated to tour the Pacific coast this year.
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Mr. Lamberson
Sam Lamberson
Pittsburg
James Hoff
Bluffton
Ind
Ernest Gamble
Katherine Ridgway Company
Mr. Gamble
Lamberson
Funds Expected to Aid Banquet Plans This Week
The Zanesville Times Recorder notes that $40 or $450 more is expected to be collected before week’s end to fund banquets and related events.
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Zanesville
Personal departures and visits noted in town
Norman Cottom left today for Uniontown Pennsylvania to take a position in the ad alley of the Evening Genius. John Stanton departed for Brooklyn. A large group gathered at the Panhandle to bid him farewell. Mrs John T Mack and granddaughter Alice Snyder left for Sandusky. Mrs R C Snyder is in Columbus. H E Burnside returned from New Philadelphia. W N McDonald in Columbus on business. Miss Mary Baad of New Bedford and Paul Whittenhorne of Cleveland visited Mr and Mrs Otto Band on Locust street. Anderson and Lynde left for Cleveland for several days of business. Dr Henne! left for the south to spend the winter in Ashville North Carolina. Rev Dr Toland of Wellsville visiting his daughter Mrs W D Montgomery. Sol Bordenkircher and Miss Kathryn Leoffert returned to Kenton after visiting his folks on Vine Street. Miss Myrtle Mowrer off on two weeks vacation to Newcomerstown Thridsville and Canal Dover. Miss Bessie Rechel and Bernard Stover visited Dresden. John Cooksey wife and son Carlos spent Sunday with relatives in Zanesville. Hutton Gibson advance agent for Over Niagara Falls company was in the city. Leonard Dudley of Philadelphia arrived Monday and accepted a blower position at the glass factory.
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Norman Cottom
Uniontown
John Stanton
Brooklyn
Panhandle
John T. Mack
Alice Snyder
Sandusky
R. C. Snyder
Columbus
H. E. Burnside
New Philadelphia
W. N. McDonald
Mary Baad
New Bedford
Paul Whittenhorne
Cleveland
Locust Street
C . Anderson
W. R. Lynde
Dr Henne
South
Ashville
N.C
Toland
Wellsville
DL. Montgomery
Sol. Bordenkircher
Kathryn Leoffert
Kenton
Jacob Bordenkircher
Vine Street
Myrtle Mowrer
Newcomerstown
Thridsville
Canal Dover
Bessie Rechel
Bernard Stover
Dresden
John Cooksey
Carlos
Zanesville
H. Harrah
Aanhandle
Pittsburg
Hutton Gibson
Niagara Falls” Company
Leonard Dudley
Philadelphia
Philadelphia mob attacks political leader after Folk rally
A crowd of several thousand, urged by impassioned speeches, marched from the Academy of Music to Israel W. Durham and Senator McNichol homes in Philadelphia. The enraged public vented anger at the organization leader at his doorstep as police struggled to keep order.
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Philadelphia
Get
Academy of Music
Israel W. Durham
McNichol
Governor Folk
Insurance chief to New York Life calls for hearing
Jefferson City Missouri October 17 W D Vandliver superintendent of the state insurance department says New York Life Insurance Company must face another hearing this week after a letter from its attorneys fails to deny or admit facts. He asserts the Missouri supreme court empowers the state to act and demands changes in management and refunds if needed for continued Missouri operation.
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Jefferson City
W. D. Vandliver
State Insurance Department
St Louis
New York Life Insurance Company
Vandiver
Supreme Court
Missouri Superintendent of Insurance
The
New York Life
Fire Injures Woman At Orange Street Kitchen
At 3 o clock this afternoon Mrs John Cullison suffered severe burns when gasoline ignited in her kitchen stove causing a flash that set her aflame. Neighbors including Mrs Mike Gorman acted quickly using a carpet to smother the blaze. Details are unavailable as the press time.
American Navy Third German Officer Predicts Hin Countey Win Be Supply Field
A German officer asserts the United States will soon rank third in naval power as shipbuilding shifts favor the Americans. He notes current tonnage, upcoming vessels, and projected battleships, with Britain still leading but narrowing the gap. The plan includes fifteen battleships and several cruisers, including Connecticut, Louisiana, Minnesota, New Hampshire, Vermont, Nebraska, Georgia, New Jersey, and others.
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France
Italy
Japan
Russia
Austropol
Great Britain
Germany
America
Connecticut
Louisiana
Kianas
Mirnesota
New Limpshire
Vermont
Nebraska
Georgia
New Jersey
Jode Ishin
Virginia
Idaho
South Carolin and Mactan
Bureau of Construction
Grammar puzzled Yorkville dog case over ownership
Tootsie the fox terrier appeared before Magistrate Cornell as ownership claims between Mrs. Nellie Lyons and Mrs. Beckie Gordon clashed. The dog obeyed the verb lie down after the judge suggested the form, highlighting the quirky custody dispute.
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Tootsie
Cornell
Yorkville Court
New York Mail
Nellie Lyons
Beckie Gordon
Cornell Nally
Mrs. Gordon
Woman scales Breithorn peak in 24 hours
Edith Lee Baker of Chicago climbs the Breithorn in the Alps, the highest female ascent to return within twenty four hours. She describes perilous passes, freezing camps, and hunger during the trek with warmth for milk and crackers as she reflects on the accomplishment.
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Edith Lee Baker
Chicago
Miss Baker
Chicago Cold Storage Company
Europe
Bakers
Tiathe
Nevilly
Basil
Leming Zermatt
Giadie Moping
Misa Haber
Cape Densienout
Wu Bea
Jemen
Mass Baker
Bates
Booth
Iorlock
Zermatt
Bast
Papa
Avery
Alps
Oberland
Breithorn
Evangelical Lutherans Outline Future Marriage Policy
The General Council of the Evangelical Lutheran Church adopts a canon on marriage and divorce. Pastors shall refuse to marry anyone with a living spouse unless legally divorced for adultery or willful desertion, and only if they wed the innocent party after a one year waiting period.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Gentral Council
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mary
Sheriff Sale In Partition In Coshocton County Ohio
Public auction to sell two rural tracts in Millcreek township Coshocton County Ohio on November 18 1905 at 1 pm The first tract eighty acres and the second eight acres total appraised at 1650 with terms one third cash one third in one year and one third in two years secured by mortgage Stated as James M Patterson et al vs John Patterson et al Probate Court Coshocton County Ohio Mechante township Bloomfield Ohio and Holmes County boundaries named are given along with appraised values and payment terms H Browning Sheriff and Nicholas Merrell attorneys listed with publication dates Oct 17 24 31 Nov 7 14.
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Ohio
Coshocton
Millcreek
State of Ohio
Jess
Holmes
Moses Steele
Olver Hahn
Henry Conrad
Fred Bethel
Clifton J. K. Patterson
Cora E. Patterson
Mechante Township
Bloomfield
Presbyterian Church
Henry Rapa Tes
A. Ht. Patterson
Cosho
Sherif
Nicholas & Merrell, Plufs
Lost watch and key found near Crawford's store
Notice describes a lost lady's watch with a chain and steel key at Caln near Crawford's store and the farm. Finder urged to leave at the Age Office. The ad mentions no mercury or minerals and references Hollister's Rocky Mountain route and a health claim, priced at 35 cents for Tea or Tablet from C EB Anderson.
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St Chain
Crawford
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
C. EB. Anderson
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