East Ohio M E conference closes with many Coshocton links
The East Ohio conference session at Alliance ends with Coshocton ties. Grace M E church's Rev. Dr. Toland is kept for another year. Appointments include J S Eaton Adamsville J H Slack Plaingeld J G Extine West Lafayette and others as itinerant pastors. The bishop assigns annually under a five year cap, with cabinet input and no advance notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Ohio
M. E. Church
Alliance
Coshocton
Malalieu
Grace M. E. Church
Toland
J. S. Eaton
Adamsville
A. A. Loomis
Kimbolton
Abraham Lincoln
Fo Ows ii
Doctor Tolasd Writes Seed Ev Sethe Wednesday
Fragmentary letter from Dorder Te land discusses conscientious feelings and kindness. Mentions Bran Brorusen Team and Brother Caton, New Philadsipisa, and W.CPenann with unclear action or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sethe
Dorder Teland
Dean Brorusen
Rspeedurel
Giiai
Ian
Moore
Wien
Tio Oseemisite
Samme Prem
Tay
Caton
Shep
Philadsipisa
Yoo AL W.cpenann
Open form excursion tickets by Pennsylvania Lines offered
Special open form excursion tickets without signatures go on sale at principal Pennsylvania Lines stations for New York and Washington trips. New York tickets sold Sept 23 27 26 with return by Oct 4 via direct line or Washington. Washington tickets sold Sept 30 Oct 1 with return by Oct 6 from Washington. For rates times and details contact the nearest Pennsylvaia Lines ticket agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Devly
New York
Pennsylvania
Washington
WasHixetox
Penneyivaia Lines
Forgery case and labor news from Ohio to Massachusetts
Colum bus Ohio September reports Secretary Root on Private Hoon of Belle Center convicted by court martial in the Philippines for forging six names to win a promotion. National Association officers announce committees led by D W Clifton, F D Voris, J L Dexter, W R Munford, J W Ellis. Youngstown Ohio warns of possible split in the Amal gamated Association over wage settlements. Ohio physicians papers presented in Indianapolis. Toledo strikes for 25 percent piecework raise. Chillicothe boy 12 kills another boy in play. Royalty in Scotland narrowly escaped a train wreck near Balmoral. Carterville Iowa coroner probes riot. militia to withdraw with one exception. Uintah police report ongoing invasion fears and local unrest. Passages mention Amos Ames, steamship Cherokee wreck at Vineyard Sound with heavy hull damage.
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Americas
Young Hoon
Columbus
Bushnell
Root
Lawrence F. Hoon
Belle Center
Philippine Islands
Otis
Lawton
Siege ends as anti Semite Guerin surrenders to police
Paris reports the six week siege of MacGuerin and his band ended when Guerin capitulated to municipal guards at Fort Chabrol. Nearly 1,090 troops and police surrounded the area. his companions fled. Guerin appeared calm and was driven to the police depot.
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Paris
MacGuerin
Lee Municipal Guards
Fort Chabrol
M. Guerin
Guerin
Pardoning Dreyfus Fails to Stir Paris Controversy
Paris reports show cabinet decision to pardon Captain Dreyfus drew little public interest with anti Dreyfusard papers failing to spark a renewed agitation. Soir's banner headline accused the President and army, but the drama continues as supporters plan further campaigns against generals and the staff behind the affair. The item also mentions comments from Truth on public perception of justice in Britain and America.
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Paris
Captain Dreyfus
Dreyfus
Loubet
Soir
Dreyfusards
Mote
London
Henry Labouchere
France
Florence Maybrick
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound praised by two women
Two women share dramatic health improvements after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. One patient reports relief from inflammation and uterine issues with a restored sense of well being, while another describes cure of fibroid tumor symptoms and return of vitality after refusing surgery.
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Mas
Lydia E. Pinkham
New York
Lydia E. ‘Pinkham
van Clert
Jervsey Crry
N. J
Washington weighs insurgent motives as Otis briefs rise in Philippines push
Cable from General Otis reaches Secretary Root amid cabinet talks. Officials doubt the insurgents seek peace and may merely buy time. Military operations will continue. he may hear negotiators but gains ground will not be restrained.
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Washington
Root
Otis
Philippines
Reeders
Asuieldo
Ill Starred Reconnaissance Ends with Captives
Admiral Dewey reports that a lieutenant and 13 men vanished during a shore reconnoiter in the Philippines. Survivors are said to be alive at San Isidro with several named sailors and a captain from the Nineteenth Infantry linked to the insurgents.
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Qjen
Admiral Dewey
Manilla
San Isidro
Gilmore
William Walton
Paul Vandoll
John Feldworth
Albert Patterson
Landsman Limen
Paul Edwards Broglio
Fred Anderson
Charles M. Rockefeller
Nineteenth Infantry
Alaska sheep and cattle raising seen by Coville party
F W Coville of the agricultural department reports from Alaska after a two month expedition with E C Harriman's party. They explored islands and the western coast to the Arctic, noting Kodiak island grass supports large flocks and potential for extensive sheep farming with wool export by slow steamers, despite transport limits for cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Coville
Agricultural Department
Washington
Alaska
St. Louis Globe-Demetra
Coville
E. Co. Harriman
Kodiak Island
Kadiak Island
President McKinley’s Philippines policy praised in Ocean Grove speech
The article quotes President McKinley praising his policy toward the Philippines and urging unity under a government of law. He says the flag stands for liberty and humanity, and calls for peace, order, and occupation for the people’s well being amid wartime governance under the Stars and Stripes.
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McKinley
Philippines
Ocean Grove
N. J
United States
Porto Rico
Notice to Contractors for Sidewalk Improvement
Notice to Contractors, Coshocton Auditor's Office, Coshocton County Ohio, sealed proposals due October 2, 1909 at 2 p.m. for sidewalk improvement along Main Street on the south side of Court Square. Work includes concrete paving about 445 feet long by 2 feet wide with asphalt. depth and materials described, with award guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Ohio
Rene
Zeure
Village bid notice for contract with security required
Notice from the village council state bids must be accompanied by a bond of one thousand dollars or performance secured. The council may reject any or all bids. By order of the village council dated Aug 21, 192. F P Wagner, Clerk.
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Coshocton
Comine Et al Banking Company Bank
Walnut Street
Cambridge Street
Ohio
Bard
Third Street
F.E. Wagner
Wagner
Cierk
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Toland
G. Exkee
West Lafayette
J. Hi. Stack
Plainfield
Clerch Suglay
Bewey
National Association
Cincinnati
James W. Sale
Collins
D. W. Clifton
St. Louis
F. D. Voris
Neoga
Ihls
John L. Dexter
Detroit
W. RB. Munford
Chicago
J. W. Ellis
Youngstowna
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steal
Indianapolis
American Association of Obstetricians and Gynecologists
James E. Baldwin
L. H. Dunning
L. S. McMurtry
Louisville
D. Ted Gilliam
Toledo
Hilled
Chillicothe, O
Charles Black
Tommy Griffin
Black
Griffin
Perth
Scotland
Hohenlohbe
Langenburg
Saxe-Coburg-Gotha
Balmoral
Queen Victoria
Carterville
Bennett
Vicini
Runawars
Secor
Uintah Inmiivins
Me 8
Ergurds
Colorado
Deaton Gikes
Panes
Casea
Auries
Issa
Pasque Island
Mass
Nauschen
Vineyard Sound
M. Guersin
Pera
Dicey
Pacusu
Xo Mess
Omaha
Standard OU
Wrans
Ciug
Ia2 Uy
Samicinal
Lewmar
Age Te- Lessa of
Rentort
Jacksonville
Fla
Porismoiuia
N. C
Springfield
Ills
Allen
United States Circuit Court
Lindolph Betz
William Canser
James Galloway
Sangamon County
Betz
Canseler
Galloway
Sterr
Capiare
Aar Teu
Et.i.a
Zacinderella
Wolford Coshocton
Nawsesr
Porras D. Asp C. Coar
THE
NEW York Life Insurance Company
McFarland &Cornell
Selby Block
D. D- Boyd
the Grocer
Isd
MoMopar
H. Davidson
W. Lecky
Davidson & Lecky
Selby Building
Coslincton
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