Indies Mission Concert at Union Next Sunday
The Home Missionary Society ladies plan a concert at Union next Sunday evening, October 20, inviting all. Several local residents, including Mr Isaac Dickerson and Mrs Henry Dean, visit friends, with others returning from trips and moving nearby. The Trinway circuit held its first quarterly meeting at Chalfants with receipts totaling hundreds in support of several branches.
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Ardale
Trinway Circuit
Chalfants
Financial Revere Ds
Witson
Russel Sharpless
Notable Local Notes From New Bedford Society Desk
Oct 2 New Bedford items report illness typhoid fever improving for Lewis D Kaer. Benjamin Jake returns from North Dakota. Mr and Mrs G W Klein of Rogersville visit Rev F E Lahr. Joan Kerstetter and family at their parents home. Mrs John Baker visits Gilbert Baker in Smithfield Ohio. W S Rinehart and Pearl Welling marry at home last Sunday. Rev F hr officiates. large dinner. Simon K Snyder family move into new home. La Cox returns home after serving as juror. W E Stewart and daughters attend Canal Dover fair. Mr and Mrs William Levengood summoned to Canton to aid Charles. Typhoid fever remains the illness.
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Benjamin Jake
North Dakota
Rwo
G. W. Klein
Rogersville
F. E. Lahr
Fartéin
Joan Kerstetter
Ted
John Baker
Gilbert
Smithfield
Ohio
W. S. Rinehart
Bar 4
Battle
Pearl Welling
Rev. F. Hr
Simon K. Snyder
C. S. Lower Isnt
A. la. Cox
W. E. Stewart
Canal Dover
Wm. Levengood
Supreme Court rejects Defiance water case ruling
The United States Supreme Court denies acceptance of the Defiance water case, forcing the city to repay 56000 in hydrant rental and accrued interest after a legal fight through all courts. Other brief items note a shooting in Columbus, a Cleveland youth’s fatal crash, a bulldog killed by a deer, a Dayton woman’s death in Chicago, a mill closure in Bellaire, a fatal gun accident in Zanesville, and Emery L. Ferris’s death in Wisconsin.
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Guy
United States Supreme Court
Defiance Water
United States
Italiana
Columbus
Clarence Boyer
Dominic Cotello
Boyer
Dotello
Cleveland
Cleveland & Pittsburg
War sa w Farsa Drag Race Incident Reported
Local pupils dismissed early on Thursday evening to view a drag race event. Mrs. Thompsen of Millersburg visited with her mother, Mrs. J. M. Cochran, at the fair. Miss Riehereck, a young horse keeper, was badly injured after a horse bolted and threw her from a wagon, with serious injuries though not fatal.
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Warsaw
Farsa
Det
Thompsen
Millersourg
Myre
J. M. Cochran
Brand
Miss Riehereck
Fresno Social News Highlights Local Attendance and Visits
Fresno reports a busy week with multiple weddings, visits, and family gatherings. Notable items include the Ewine-Stiner wedding attended by numerous Stiner and Swigert relatives, and Mrs. Frank Swigert of Newcomerstown visiting with her father William Weir.
Hydrophobia Claims Two Boys in Wilkesbarre
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania on October 23 two boys Samuel Burnett seven and Joan Zeemertis died at home from rabies. Isaac Burnett twelve and neighbor George Rega ten were sent to the Pasteur Institute for treatment after being bitten by a dog seven months earlier. Another boy Joseph Oretto bitten five weeks ago was treated but Zeemertis refused to seek care and died in agony.
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Wilkesbarre
Samuel Burnett
Joan Zeemertis
Isaac, Burnett
Samuel
George Rega
Pasteur Institute
Burnett
Rega
Zeemertis
Joseph Oretto
Oretto
New York
Millions For Alfred Vanderbilt Under Final Will Details
New York October 23 under his father's will Alfred Gwyone Vanderbilt gains one half of Cornelius Vanderbilt's residuary estate estimated at 40 million dollars. He receives the remaining 30 million in 1912 when he reaches age 55. Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr. is disinherited for marrying Grace Wilsons.
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Alfred Vanderbilt
New York
Alfred Gwyone Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Alfred
Grace Wilsons
A. G. Vanderbilt
Favor Church Union
Milwaukee Oct. 23 The Evangelical general conference moved toward uniting the Evangelical church with the United Evangelical church by endorsing a revision committee report. It proposed a commission of 18 members to work with the United Evangelical church on arranging details of the union, including four bishops seven clergy and five laymen.
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Favor Church Union
Milwaukee
Evangelical General Conference
The
Evangelical Church
United Evangelical Church
Committee On Revision
Conference
Daion
Maura says France and Spain will recognize only Abdel Aziz as Sultan
In Madrid on October 23 Premier Maura told the Senate that France and Spain would recognize only Abdel Aziz as Sultan of Morocco. He stated that all arrangements were completed to sustain Franco Spanish police in Moroccan ports and organize native contingents.
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Sultan Abdel Aziz
Madrid
Maura
Senate
France
Spain
Abdel Aziz
Morocco
Balloons Reported Over Mount Horeb in Wisconsin
In Wisconsin Madison Wis Oct 23 report from Mount Horeb 23 miles west of here says two balloons passed over there going rapidly northward.
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Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Mount Horeb
Here
Imported violin sold by New York firm to Professor James Newton
A violin imported from Germany has been purchased by Professor James Newton through a New York firm. The transaction details include the instrument’s origin and the buyer, with pricing information not fully disclosed in the fragment.
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James Newton
New York
Germany
Canal improvements to widen Dober and nearby sections
State engineers and legislators toured the canal area to inspect planned improvements. The project aims to allow two boats to pass at most points and raise capacity from 70 to 115 tons, with an requested $200,000 appropriation to finish the work.
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Agar
Canal Dover
Dresden
Lana Rocks
C. E L. Perkins
E. A. Hafner
Cincinnnati
George Little
Greene County
R. B. Lersch
Lorain County
City council lacks a quorum. next meeting set for November
The Coshocton city council did not meet Tuesday evening due to insufficient members to form a quorum. No meeting will be held until November 12 unless a special issue prompts one. Separate notices praise the Turner Art Exhibit at the Carnegie library staged by the Parent-Teachers Club with strong citizen attendance cited.
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Coshocton
Carnegie Library
Columbus
Columbus Quizen
Dayton
Boston Art Glu
Boston Public Behools
Boston Transcript
Fey
Aren Lo Ithebrary
London Not Affected by New York Crisis
London editorial writers say the Ananelal crisis in New York will be felt abroad but not severely. British operators and investors have been gradually freezing themselves from commitments and Wall Street influence, so some stock exchange sections may escape major impact.
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London
New York
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Chicago Banks Stand On Sound Basis Despite National Bank Failure
Chicago officials declare the city banking system is on an unusually sound footing. In the wake of the Chicago National Bank collapse two years ago the Chicago Clearing House formed its own inspection team, hiring an inspector at double government pay to ensure bank stability.
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Chicago Sankts Sound
Chicago
Chicago National Bank
Chicago Clearing House
Peace Talks At Casablanca Conference
Representatives of most Chaumia rebels met General Druda in Casablanca to discuss terms for submission. Druda said the tribes accept the pacification plan with minor exceptions and that control of followers by the cards could complete the settlement.
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Casablanca
Chaumia
Druda
Cals
County official advocates bloodhounds to curb petty theft
County Commissioner Benton Davis told the courthouse crowd that two bloodhounds are needed to fight petty thievery. He shared a personal tale of Rhode Island Red eggs, twelve of which hatched as pets, only to have a thief raid the hen house and steal the chickens.
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Benton Davis
Rhode Island
Davis
Plucky Sunfish Fight Typhoid Germs To Guard City
Reported plan to flood Plitsbury with 70 000 sunfish to curb typhoid fever. Fisheries expert Dr Edwards and local officials say fish in Sheams Park reservoirs and Allegheny river near Brilliant station may kill fever germs and malaria.
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Allegheny River
Brilliant
Edwards
Deer with a single horn sighting shocks woodsmen
Uttea resident Uneh Williams reports a freak deer with a single horn protruding from its head found near a woodlot. Observers note the horn is fully formed yet covered in fuzz, a rare anomaly not seen in years by local hunters and foresters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uneh Williams
Uttea
Adiron
Night College Plans and Local Road Elections
Trustees of the College of the City of New York plan a night college to aid needy students. A district road election order creates four voting sections in Tastisari Wael Keene Franklin and Jackson townships. Road commissioners elected at Clank McBane's office will be paid per day, with possible future elections if the measure fails. The piece also notes dangerous Lizard rocks off Cornwall linked to historic wrecks.
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College of
City of
New York
Joolk
David “Markley
Id Norman
John Wagoner
Alten Halns
Main Street
Twelfth Street
Clank McBane
John Waxover
Frutilin Township
el Norman
Kuere Township
An Old Greek Glutton Folklore Tale
A fragmentary account describes PhilosoS a famed Greek glutton who boasted he could prolong savor by drinking hot water. He terrorized cooks and took the first bite of every dish, prompting a rival guest to refuse to dine at the table.
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Philosos
Chen
Birds' Lightning Rods in Fable of Ornithologist Hoax
The Cincinnati Enquirer mocks a supposed ornithologist who claims hummingbirds nest in warm climates during thunderstorms and protects his home with cobwebs as a lightning rod. The piece faults the tale as a clever fake and lampoons the claim as quack science.
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Cinsinnati Enquirer
A Humorous Tale Of Presidents And Delegations
A Kansas delegation visits President Roosevelt at Oyster Way. Roosevelt jokes about hay and a barn talk as he clambers for time. A misplaced voice and a claim about knowledge between Missouri and New York close the quip filled vignette.
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Knox
Kansas
Roosevelt
Oyster Way
John
Jonn
Treryborty
Manuscript Declined by Emperor Aboard Spiteful Sparrow Tale
A Chinese newspaper editor rejects a manuscript with mock reverence, noting the emperor’s expected ban. The tale centers on a belligerent exchange between a patron figure and a boy, who recalls a father and sparrows as the source of guidance.
Westinghouse Fined by St Petersburg for Transit Failures
St Petersburg levied fines totaling 500000 on Westinghouse Theti ie company for failing to complete the city rail lines. The metropolis, one of the world’s largest, faces backward transit conditions with only one electric tram in operation after several weeks. The company plans to appeal the decision.
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Westinghouse Company
St. Petersbutrg
St. Petersburg
Westinghouse Thetiie Company
Failura Tea
Mis
St. Petersburs
Farmers Elect Officers At National Congress
Oklahoma City reports the Farmers Congress adjourned after electing officers for the wing year with Colonel Bendant Cameron as president Joshua Strang as first vice president G M Whittaker as secretary and W L Ames as treasurer They plan to let the executive committee decide the next meeting place The report includes a quip about burning money and a note that Miss Margaret Matthewa has postponed a visit to Adrian Michigan.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Parmers
National Congress
Coleonel Bendant Cameron
Stayvilly
Joshua Strang
Marion
Ind
G. M. Whittaker
Washington, D. C
W.L. Ames
Oregon
Wis
Tom Page Then and Now on Balloon Race Weather
The piece cites Tom Page's weather insights during the International balloon race. balloons were reported drifting toward Ohio and into Canada, with later reports confirming the balloons over Coshocton and Jam pose, contradicting earlier forecasts from large newsrooms and AP. Page is portrayed as more informed than top-paid meteorologists.
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Law
Tom Page
Interna
St. Laul
Ita
Age
Iterview
Pago Inowien
Jama Posse
Casliveton County
Stu
Mayer and Co. Assignment Shocks New York Board
The Mayer and Co brokers and NY Block Exchange members faced an assignment announced on the exchange. Estimates set liabilities up to six million dollars while asset coverage was noted as potentially meeting liabilities and hopes of resuming business persisted. Market strain, liquidity limits, and diminished aid deteriorated conditions.
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New York
Mayer and Co
New York Block Exchange
Keeurings
Local Names Shift as Residents Move in Goshoeton Area
The text lists several residents and moves in the Goshoeton region. Fowler occupies Edw Stockur property, Franklin relocates Shaffer coal line family, Rowlett and Drewson associated with Mar fin Run, J L Sicker and S L Stocium vacate and resettle, with mentions of Jack sonville visitors and Coshocton connections.
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Bacon Bacon
Frele Frost
Fowler
Edw Stockur
Goshoeton
Franklin
Rene
Missed details from Fenton general store event
An unclear notice mentions a Fenton general store event and a tense transition in management. It references Mrs. Honey Apple of Muskingum County visiting last week with friends and relatives.
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Fenton
Wok ‘Duling F . & Stockium
Honey
Local residents hosted visitors across several towns in Ohio
The item lists neighbors and relatives visiting Crestline Millersburg Coshocton and Terre Haute areas, with social calls at homes of Kaser, Page, Miller, Fitch and others. It also highlights a discussion on women’s health noting Dr. Fierce Favorite Prescription as a remedy for female ailments and ill women.
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Clark Ghirk
John Hoot
Crestline
Min Muck Sinden
Sve
Albert
Kerr
Millersburg
Kaser
Helen Miller
Nebraska
Mea
Wesley Porta
Ports
Millersburg Ave
Isaac Techtel
Bessie Kaser
EB. J Swaer
John Fitch
Millershire
J. RR. Speck
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Michigan Boulevard
Adrian Sibson
Sibson
Elizabeth Sturtz
Ilinois Central Depot
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Slack
Bellaire, O
Carnegie Steel Company
Zanesvile
George Weston
Pleasant City
Ezra
TiWisboro, O
Emery L. Ferris
Merchants’ National Bank
Fresno
Aud Mra
Milo King
Cashogian
John Stine
T. A. Swirert
Grete Swigert
Mester Stiner
Mabel Park
Frank Swigert
Archie Saints
Camtridge
Ewine-Stiner
Frank Ro
Newcomerstown
William Weir
Robert Miser
Charles Reed
Bahmer
Conesyville
Ray Walton
Perrysville
W. OH. Mint
Abe Ford
Kidder, Mo
Martin Overholt
Roy Overholt
Keene Town
United Presbyterian Church
Lahin
Bit. Stiner
Robert Hamilton
Mabel Park Cave
Hester Stiner
M. Deeds
Eima
Canton
Chris Norman
John Norman
Strasburg
Nichols
Iva
Cameron, Mo
M. Henderson
Council
Just
Lizard
Cornwall
England
New England
Sike
Missouri
Clark
Sly
Tois
China
Pernastor
Gueh
Basten
Atlanta
Margaret Matthewa Han
Adrian, Mich
Nottingham
the Ransom Dry Goods Co
Oc. Te Crawford
Vonnsylvania
Mra Eerge Patterson
Mrs. Hudson
Lig Prairie
Dr. Fierce
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