Norway Accepts Karlstad Agreement With Sweden Despite Criticism
Christiania reports Norwegians broadly accept the Karlstad terms though many criticize Norwegian commissioners for concessions. The protocol includes arbitration by the Hague for 10 year periods, a neutral frontier zone, demolition of fortifications except specific old forts, and rules on reindeer pastures inter-traffic and waterways.
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Norway
Karlstad
Sweden
Verdens Gang
Hague
Fredriksten
Uyldenleve
Overbjerget
Harvest prizes and local notices on page one
A collage of brief items lists harvest prizes, a dog bite incident, a death in the Caton family’s circle, J B Pope withdrawing from a new rink project, Shaw departing the cabinet, Rev Upshaw returning, and other short notes across pages one through five including church jubilees, Knights Templar, and probate matters.
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George Caton
J. B. Pope
Rink
Shaw
Upshaw Io
Lutheran Church
Knights ‘Templar
Columbus
Perkins
Dr. Edwards
Ohio Minera
Dresden
Court House
Humane
Coshocton
Meredith
Dr. Siler
Lorain
AME Cedar Ridge appoints eastern Ohio district pastors
The North Ohio conference of the African Methodist Episcopal church, meeting at Cadiz, adjourned and announced ministerial appointments for the coming year in eastern Ohio. Presiding elder Charles Bunéy covers Cleveland, J H Mason leads Youngstown Mowat, H M Mitchell Newark, C D White Steubenville, and other assignments include Cadiz B Blackburn, H F Fox Wellsville Qkey, and L A Upshaw Coshocton Flushing with H H Updegrove in Richland and St Clairsville area.
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African Methodist Episcopal Church
Cadiz
Derrick
Ohio
Cleveland
Charles Bunéy
Youngstown
J. H. Mason
Mowat
Vernon
D. Singleton
Newark
Liverpool
T. A. Collins
B. Blackburn
Tellaire
H.F. Fox
Wellsville
Jackson
Mithfield
Prize pumpkins and goods at Coshocton store harvest event
Coshocton county farmers and shoppers attended Long Bros department store harvest season display featuring six prizes for top corntest, flowers, grapes, pumpkins, jams, and grains. Judges awarded items No.54 doll, No.27 dishes, No.26 rug, No.16 shoes, No.11 umbrella, No.28 air rifle as winners among 100 contestants.
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Coshocton
Long Bros
Gale
Coshocton County
Cuban Election Signals Palma Victory in December
Complete island returns show government supporters won all provincial election boards. The outcome signals President Palma’s potential reelection in December and strengthens the Moderate party leader Mendez Capote’s claim. Authorities report arrests amid continuing political upheaval and Revolutionary tensions.
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Palma
Havana
Mendez Capote
Ferrera
Discouraging Yellow Fever Rise in Pensacola
Twenty new yellow fever cases and one death were reported to the state health officer in Pensacola Florida. The outbreak is scattered across the city with little hope of halting it before frost. Four cases arose on the German steamer Bremen which had been discharging ballast at Palafox wharf before loading cargo.
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Ensacola
Florida
Pensacola
Fla
Bremen
Palafox
Take Pride in Home Trade or Lose Your Town
A persuasive piece warns that sending money to cities drains home industries and drives away teachers preachers and doctors. It urges residents to buy locally to preserve schools churches and social life, arguing cities will otherwise lure away talent and leave towns empty and dull.
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Death of the venerable father of Geo S Caton
George Caton received word this morning of the death of his father. The elder Caton had recently lost his wife and, past eighty, his recovery was deemed hopeless. Mr George Caton left for Cardington today.
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Geo.s. Caton
George Caton
Independents After Bells Scalp in New York Focus
Cleveland Sept. 26 According to F. B. Dickson president of the Federal Telephone Company the United States Independent Telephone Company the largest anti Bell concern in the country has just increased its capital stock from 100000 to 50000000 in New Jersey and will confine operations mainly to New York state He said Ohio independent firms would not be directly affected by the enlarged system but would benefit from access to service centers.
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Cleveland
Dickson
Federal Telephone Company
anti-Bell Telephone Corporation
United States Independent Telephone Company
New Jersey
New York
Ohio Independent
Three Workers Bitten by Aggressive Dog at Factory
John Gross Clemmie Duffy and Della Swain, glove factory employees, were bitten Tuesday morning. Clemmie Duffy suffered a severe leg wound and required medical care while Gross and Swain were bitten on the leg and arm respectively but escaped serious injury. The big shepherd dog, belonging to a nearby resident, was teased inside the factory before turning on workers and was chased out after multiple bites.
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John Gross
Clemmie Duffy
Della Swain
Gross
Miss Swain
Fido
Crossing Collision Kills One Injures Twenty Seven In Alabama
At Woodstock crossing in Birmingham Alabama a northbound Alabama Great Southern freight collided with the Blocton accommodation on the Birmingham Mineral Railroad. A misjudged right of way led the freight engine to crash into the rear coaches of the passenger train. One man died and 27 were injured to varying degrees.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama Great Southern
Blocton
Birmingham Mineral Railroad
Woodstock Crossing
Pope Denies Ties to Main Street Rink Company
I B Pope tells The Age he is not connected with the Main Street Rink project nor a stockholder. He says his interest was in using his lot and property, and that he is now out of the venture. Also notes A S DeHart and Fred Mugo have dropped out.
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I. B. Pope
Age
Main Street
C. DeHart
Fred Mugo
Twin City Lad Dies in Fight
Uhrichsville Ohio September 26 Virgil Norris 11 son of George Norris died during a fight with William Timberling a boy about his own age. The boys were settling a dispute when the incident occurred.
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Uhrichsville
Virgil Norris
George Norria
William Timberling
Norria
Train Wreck at Paoli Station Kills and Injures Several
A rear end collision at Paoli station involving a local train and the Newark Limited caused multiple deaths and injuries. General staff and railroad inspectors from Pennsylvania lines assessed the wreck, with forces sent from Philadelphia shops to aid. Passengers and crew reported dozens injured, with at least one private car of a high ranking official reportedly damaged.
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Paoli
F Tia
Majury
Paeu
Rem
Newark
Adtoona
Pennsylvania’railroad
Garland
Pen
Carl. Danhane
Phil
D. B. Bott
Daytom
Fusionists Fail to Agree on a Candidate
New York September 26 The fusion committee meeting at the Fifth Avenue hotel failed to reach agreement on a candidate. Former State Senator John Mere dominated a Republican and Justice Beabury backed by the Municipal Ow League, while Fulton Cutting of the Citizens' Union opposed Poré and Seabury. The union could not accept a unified choice.
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Jnorstiinking
Fifth Avenue
John Mere
Iss Publicans
Justice
Beabury
Municipal Ow League
Fulton Cutting
Zens’ Union
Amiseag Union
Eeatances
Gy Seabury
Robert Grier Monroe
Citizens
Enon
Wayne County Bank Closes Amid Turmoil in Smithville
Telegraph report from Wooster notes Smithville Banking Co. and Dalton National Bank near Wayne County shut their doors. Jean Alcorn of Toledo helped organize the banks months ago, with losses tied to stock operations in Cleveland. T. K. Hunsiker, cashier of Dalton National Bank, was named receiver of the Smithville bank after its closure.
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Co‘shocton
Logal Store
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Merchant
Bell
the Age
Canine
Pope
Twin City Laddies
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Navy
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