WAKATOMIKA NOTES AROUND THE COUNTY OCT 20
Local residents return home after moves and visits. John Garrett Jr and extended family appear in the village. Miss Nellie Parks convalesces. Mrs. H V Norris and Mrs. Alva Simmons visit. a Karr reunion draws neighbors from Keene. Rural mail carrier Porter and Susie back from Nashville. Bell telephone begins a new rural line west of town with twelve subscribers. multiple spellings and family news fill the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Michian
M. E
Robert Karr
Karl Daugherty
Paxton
Illinois
KR. D. Porter
Susie
Nashville
Adeline Compton
Chisago
Henry Clark
Karr
Andrew Karr
Keene
Anthony Ricketts
Linton
Indiana
Jobs McFarland
George Ricketts
le Retilieu
Ferguson Drug Store
Bell Telephone Company
Lader’s
New Castle Social Notes Mixed Residents Visit Nearby Towns
New Castle residents and visitors are noted visiting Bladensburg and Gambier, with many Sunday calls to relatives in the area. Guests include Leo Collins of St. John Missouri and Frederick Turner’s family from Wal bonding, while T. J. Woll and family plan a winter stay in Bladensburg. Local events feature a well attended MBE church supper and a music recital by Miss Zaia Berry and pupils at the New Guilford church. Florence Stewart is listed as ill with a severe cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
G W. Darling
C. Horn
Bladensburg
Leo Collins
St. John
FLW Goohran
M. A. Garrison
Mollie McLannan
Pennsylvania
Charles Holt
Columbus
F. M. Buxton
R. A. No
Knox County
Zilla Berry
MBE
Zaia Berry
M & Church
New Guilford
Florence Stewart
Sheep Raids Spark Local Excitement in Bowlsian
In Bowlsian on October 23, excitement rose as dogs raided several flocks of sheep. Some were killed and many wounded. The report notes community activity and various local visits and family gatherings scattered through Franklin Coshoeton Roscoe Keene and nearby areas.
Avordall Avoxmndale Community News Brief
Avordall area notes from Canal Dover fair attendance and social visits. Local society plans a missionary meeting, while many residents travel to nearby towns and attend services, dinners, and funerals. Notables include Diebel family obituary and the Stringfellow funeral in Pearl.
Visit and community notes from Bakersville Ohio
Miss Adella Barrick, Mamie Balmer and Mrs Harry Groff visited Fredericksburg. Services were held at the disciples church by HKide Martin. Henry Lower moved from Chili to the Marhofer farm. John McCormick and daughter returned from Pennsylvania. Schools progress with Prof Renner in high school and Miss MacUlay in primary. S C Leech began a school in Powell district. Lewis Dreher suffers rheumatism. The band shows progress and hopes to play more music. Aimer of the W and L E carpenter vacate spent Sunday here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersville
Adella Barrick
Mamie Balmer
Harry Groff
Fredericksburg
Hkide Martin
Henry Lower
Chili
Henry Marhofer
Jobn McCormick
Pennsylvania
W. QO. Renner
Witzibelph MacUay
Dlo. Beiter
Newcomerstown
S.C. Leech
Powell
Lewis Dreher Waufferinge
Aimer
W.& le
E Carpenter Vate
Adams Mills notes and social visits in October
Miss Susie Titton returned to Pittsburgh after a four week stay. The Missionary society will meet Friday afternoon at Miss Laura Smith’s home. Newcome and family spent the weekend with relatives near Bloombeld. Susie Murphy of Calumus visits her parents. Mr and Mrs Tilton of Roseville visited relatives over Sunday. Mr and Mrs Smailes of Network were guests for weeks at Mrs Jacob Bale’s. Mrsamilh of Cleveland visits the Smith family.
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E. Lahm
Lewis Piper
Coshocton
Charney Miller
West Lafayette
Jane Hawk
Chili
Moses Miser
Sade McCullough
A. . Sandles
Shambaugh
Teresa Shambaugh
Predheidsy
Elmoreavis
Ellsworth Caton
Clifford
Twinsburg
Will Rigby
Indiana
Newcomerstown
Frank Graham
Conhoated
Elmer Stiner
Strasburg
Fred Stine
Nancy J. Winklepleck
Warsaw
Lucinda Ford
Chris Graham
William Graham
G. W. Geese
Baltic
C. W. Deibel
Seaman
Berlin
W. F. Park
A. C. Sandies
Coshucton
Abe Ford
J. P. Benjamin
Linda Baldwin
Cameron
Marion Murphy
Milton Murphy
Commissioner Davis
John Steffy
Ruth
Ind
Seymore Steffy
Henry Diebel
Rennar Church
Mote
Weisner
Deibel
Ransweiler
Canton
Rockenhausen
Kitchom
Bavaria
Germany
New York
Tuscarawas
Christina Schmaltz
John Deibel
Albert
Will Darringer
Plainfield
Mrod. D
Jacob Bale
Denmark Dominates West Indies Sale Debate Amid Political Turmoil
In St Copenhagen on Oct 23 Denmark shows strong support against the Danish West Indies sale and blames a domestic political move for pressuring the government toward resignation. The sale question may return as Rigadag divisions on island policy stall progress and keep the issue alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Copenhagen
Denmark
Danish West Indies
Rigadag
Danish West Indies Treaty Rejected by Danish Landsting
The Danish landsting rejected the treaty to cede the Danish West Indies to the United States by a 32 to 32 vote. A few opposed senators may push for an amendment, while reactions vary in St Thomas and Copenhagen. Carnegie urged European federation and US market unions in a separate London speech.
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Danish West Indies
Andrew Carnegie
Washington
United States
Denmark
Senate
Hberty
Copenhagen
Landsthing
Carnegie
London
St. Andrews University
Wiliam
Europe
France
Germany
Russia
Japan
Miners Return After Coal Strike Ended
Miners in Higginsville Missouri return to work after I J Looney Coal, Bonanza Coal and Consolidated Farmers Coal sign the union cause. Workers had been on strike and are elated by the settlement reached on October 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higsinsville, Mo
I. J. Looney Coal Company
Bonanza Coal Company
Consalidated
Farmers’ Coal Company
Union
Coase
Campaign Indulgence and Odell Hill Feud Spark in New York
In New York the campaign grows bitter as former Senator Hill endorses Schenectady papers alleging Governor Odell profits from state contracts. Hill repeats charges at Tammany Hall rally, while Odell in Syracuse refutes them and attacks Hill personally. Separately, a deadly hotel fire in Fairview, B C, kills at least one and leaves seven fatally injured, with several others badly hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Senator Hill
Schenectady
Odell
Hill
Tammanyhall
Syracuse
Spokane
Wash
Fairview
B. C
Peace In Batangas Report From Governor Luz
The War Department insular affairs release quotes Simon Luz, governor of Batangas, describing a 80 day tour of municipalities, peace under American sovereignty, and reestablished civil government with inhabitants pursuing peaceful work and rebuilding prosperity. Washington notes 1902 date and Taft submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batangas
Washington
Bureau of Insular Affairs
War Department
Simon Luz
Taft
Fail to Get Jobs. Miners face suspension end in anthracite region
The coal strike fallout continues as many mines reopen but output remains limited. Thousands seek work while engineers and pumpmen struggle for reinstatement and nonunion tensions flare amid wage and eight hour disputes. President Mitchell prepares arguments for arbiters as regional crews await orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Mitchell
Arbitration Commission
Oddities and Prices From an Old Time Market Ledger
Distinctive notes report burials and deaths in Missouri and Columbus, with arsenic incidents and a 106 year old New Yorker’s death. Also listed are a Curacao drowning, a knife tragedy in Glen Minnesota, and a broad sweep of grain and stock prices across Chicago Cleveland and Ohio markets with livestock, grain, and wool values.
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Crisp
Jim Younger
Lee's Summit
Columbus
Mary Davis
Simon Raphael
New York
Russia
Blanche Post
Emerson E. White
Albert B. White
West Virginia
David T. Day
Geological Survey
Salek
Anca
Chicago
Texas
Henry
Witsbure
Tidy Butchers
TM AG
Prine
Dum
Hye
Ohio
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Nellie Parks
Will Graham
KE. Ferrell
Welsh
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Alex Graham
Linnie
Belle
John Graham
Chas. Lemert
Spencer Howell
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Oskaloosa
Henry Stradley
Roscoe
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J. R. Weldon
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American Senate
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League Island Navy Yard
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Harry Plamwick
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Kellevue
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