W C T U Ladies Plan to Attend National Convention
County W C T U president Mrs F A Drummond and coworkers Mrs Baily Timmons and Mrs G W Shrake plan to travel to Cleveland next week for the annual W C T U convention at Euclid Avenue Presbyterian Church. About 500 delegates are believed to attend with sessions led by Mrs Annie W Clarke and speeches by Mrs Anna Shaw.
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F. A. Drummond
Baily Timmons
G. W. Shrake
Euclid Avenue Presbyterian Church
Anna Shaw
Society
Children of the Loyal Temperance Legion
Annie W. Clarke
Coshocton May Miss Missionary Meeting Gathering
The Cincinnati branch of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church will hold its annual meeting in Cleveland on October 11 and 12 with representation from Ohio Kentucky and Tennessee. Bishop Phoburn is billed as a speaker. Coshocton may be unrepresented and a decision will wait until the Grace Church society meets next Thursday.
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Cincinnati
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist, Episcopal Church
Cleveland
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Cwill
Phoburn
Coshocton
Grace Church
Chautauqua Circle Plans Winter Greece Study At Library
The Chautauqua Circle will begin its winter study of Greece at the library next Monday evening. Elected officers include President Mrs L K Beach Vice president Miss Marie Sauvery Recording secretary Miss Edith McNaughton Corresponding secretary Miss Elizabeth Wilson and Critic Mrs Drummond.
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Chautauqua Circle
Greece
L. K. Beach
Marie Sauvery
Edith McNaughton
Elizabeth Wilson
Drummond
Princess Helps Little Children in Child Welfare Plan
The Princess of Wales supports new plans to protect child life in industrial centers. Following a post Boer War concern over urban physiques, several societies aim to educate poorer families on proper child rearing, backed by Mayor Broadbent of Huddersfield and his brother Sir William Broadbent, the king's physician.
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England
Princ ‘of Wales
Mayor Broadbent
Huddersfield
William Broadbent
Empress Aids Berlin Cabmen Welfare Wagon
Mrs. George Palmer Davies, widow of Rev. George P. Davies, runs a Berlin cabmen’s welfare effort aided by the empress. The police halted a coffee wagon but the Kaiserin intervened, allowing resumed mercy runs and donating 500 marks. Davies has 1200 families under care and runs Bible study and nursing services with deaconesses.
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Germany
Berlin
George Palmer Davies
Mrs. Davies
Women Lead in Greatest Charity
Charities for foundlings in major cities rely on women’s clubs for support. New York accepts about 200 babies yearly, with Chicago and Philadelphia handling similar volumes. Cleveland around 60. Washington 12. Buffalo reportedly fewest. The piece links charity leadership to club efforts and cites examples from Chalfants and surrounding towns with local social notes and events.
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America
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Buffalo
United States
Avondale Social News and Local Nominations
Avondale notes visitors from Marshall and Coshocton. new baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Garber. Local Republicans nominate officers. community gatherings include a surprise party for Mamie Bahmer. Shippings include wheat hay and stock. barn and barber chair updates. various visits among residents and surrounding towns.
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Avondale
Jeremiah Lower
Marshall
Mich
Ben. Fisher
David Garber
Mabel Park
Sadie Durbin
Alta Croft
New Bedford
Madge Hamilton
Coshocton
C. Smaltz
Angies Dickey
Lafayette
Avery Stiner
Canton
Ed. Rinner
Chili
S. F. Boyd
Mott Powell
J. M. Henderson
W. H. Klasgye
Angie Dickey
Weaver
E. Weaver
Sugar Creek
Ray Keefer
Alice Henderson
New Castle
Dora Henderson
Clark
Warsaw
A. L. Huff
W. F. Park
Lafayette Township
P. E. Lahm
Swigert
Joe Rehe
Lewsville
Daugherty
Burkey
Young, Diebel & Co
Ber
Judge Donley Visits Friends Here
Judge Donley paid a courtesy visit to local friends while Fred Stiner Sr. remains confined to his home due to illness.
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Judge Donley
Fred Stiner, Sr
Riots In Budapest Clash Of Socialists And Coalition Supporters
Rioting in Budapest near the Royal hotel injures 40 to 80 people as Socialists clash with coalition backers including students. Police and 150 citizens restore order after fights with knives sticks and stones. The melee continues with rain and thunder as factions disperse, no deaths reported. Separately Paris and Paris banking centers discuss a new Russian loan of about 150 million dollars with American interest hinted. In Portland a jury convicts Congressman J N Williamson and associates in a livestock case with a $10000 fine.
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Budapest
Hungary
Royal Hotel
Independence Club
Paris
New York
Berlin
Portland
Ore
United States
van Gessner
Marion B. Biggs
Princeville
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