Reverend Castle Leaves Mohawk for Evangelistic Work
Mohawk Sept 26 Rev M A Castle former pastor of Mohawk charge took a superannuated relation at the North Ohio conference session and will enter evangelistic work. He sold his household goods at public auction Monday and leaves this week to reside with his wife's relatives. Rev B D Jones and daughter Mrs Smith of Conesville visited his granddaughter Mrs Everett Darling this week. James Barret an aged resident died Sept 6 and was buried at Mohawk Baptist church Sept 8 aged 69 years six months. He suffered a five year cancer, lived where born, was Civil War veteran carried to his grave by soldier pallbearers. He left a widow and three brothers.
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M. A. Castle
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B. D. Jones
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Conesville
Everett Darling
James Barret
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Missionary Worley to Speak at Union Reunion
Tuxwet Hill hosts Rev Worley a missionary from China next Sunday at 10 30 Chalins 2 30 and Trunway in the evening The reunion features local residents and visitors from Dresden Warsaw Tranway and Chalfins with addresses and social greetings noted In addition to church and school activities several residents are listed including Ed Dickey Clyde Sproull and Myrta Lease with social visits and teaching assignments mentioned Mrs Austin's Pancase Flour praised for pancakes muffins and gems.
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Minerva Dickerson
Ada
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Maude Johnson
Helen Jones
Zola
Etta Almack
Myrta Lease
Fred Dickerson
Lease
A. M. Smith
Ed Dickey
Mcturdy
Clyde Sproull
Marshall’s
Blind Tom wins suit against man who blinded him
Thomas Angus known as Blind Tom, who sold papers at the Pennsylvania railroad ferry, won $6,205 in Jersey City supreme court. The verdict followed a bottle trick by William Jungling that blinded Angus in 1889 after a five dollar donation from Charles M. Schwab funded his legal defense.
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Vengeance of a Mob and Crib Game Violence North Mississippi
Corinth Mississippi September 29 Thomas Clark alias Will Gibson a young negro burned at the stake after confessing to the murder and rape of Mrs Carey Whitfield on August 19 and other crimes including killings on an excursion train and a theft. A second item reports a fatal crap game in Glenjean West Virginia where a deputy sheriff and two men are killed and a crowd avenges a killer. Also reports choked death and assault of Mrs Helen Dickson in Mobile Alabama and soldiers’ fatigue during marches. Authorities pursued Clark with a citizen committee. the mob execution drew thousands.
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Will Gibson
Mississippi
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Chicago
Tom Clark
Committee of 12
French Camp
Miss. Clark
Thurmond
W. Va
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Black Diamond
Mount Hope
Will Washington
Montgomery
Diamond
Washington
Watts
Traunderer
Mobile
Ala
Helen Dickson
Helen Robertson
Concessions Made: Mills adopt 8 hour day with wage changes
Minneapolis reports no strike in flour mills and an eight hour shift to begin October 15. Workers accept new pay levels despite shorter hours, with positive sentiment on both sides. The article notes improved relations between employers and employees.
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Bradley will heirs feud ends with $100,000 settlement
Joseph H. Bradley of Indianapolis died a millionaire with large property in Bartholomew Johnson and Marion counties. His will left a small life provision to son Harry and penniless survivors, his three sisters, until a suit to break the will led to a $100,000 settlement and dismissal of the case. Expedition Against Moros moves toward Maciu Forts under Captain Pershing with engineers to build a pontoon bridge and corduroy trail. The sultan of Butig was captured and released, aiding transport.
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Harry Bradley
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Maciu
Mindanao
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John J. Pershing
Fifteenth Infantry
Baseball Results From Yesterday in the American League
The day’s AL games featured St Louis and Chicago matchups with notable performances by Sugden, Meries, and Isbell. Batteries, scores, and club totals are listed, including Chicago’s late gains and Cincinnati’s back-to-back at bat.
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HINERS' SIDE OF IT ON ANTHRACITE PAY AND OUTPUT
Philadelphia reporting President Mitchell presents a defense of the anthracite strike stance. He counters John Baer claim that wages are fair by arguing bituminous pay is 20 to 40 percent higher, and miners face longer hours and higher injury risk. Mitchell disputes output loss claims and stresses broader stakes for workers and families. He notes Reading Co. gains and overall 1901 coal output. Public petitions urge President Roosevelt to use good offices to end the strike. Troop movements and continued idle mines are described with emphasis on workers and community impact.
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Federation
Jews In Romania Aimed At By Immigrant Debate Rise Of Anti Jewish Legislation
The piece critiques Romanian treatment of Jews, citing past and ongoing discrimination including admission bans, school and tax restrictions, and limited naturalization. It notes US and European views on policy, plus historical context from the Berlin Congress and Romania’s wartime alliances.
Half Million Fire Destroys Stockton Agricultural Pavilion
A major blaze in Stockton California destroyed the agricultural pavilion and contents, with about half a million dollars in losses and limited insurance. A plumber found a gas leak and ignited a candle causing an explosion, leading to rapid wood construction fire that forced occupants to flee. The fire spread to nearby Joaquin Street and Lafayette Street structures.
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Lafayette
Mixed reception for new Tobacco Trust in Britain and U.S.
London welcomes the new Tobacco Trust announced Saturday with mixed feelings. Support praised the defeat of an American bid to capture the British market, proving the trust system cannot flourish in a free country. Consumers fear higher prices ahead.
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New Tobacco Trust
London
England
United States
Markets Report Mixed Grain and Livestock Prices Across Regions
Grain and stock prices for September show mixed levels with cattle and hogs varying by market. Ohio and Texas listings indicate feeder and steer ranges, while New York and Cleveland reports note substantial cow and bull prices alongside sheep and lamb figures. Wheat and corn quotes appear mixed with regional variations and October futures mentioned.
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Emttsburg
Lidy Butchers
New York
Luis
Toledo
Balduwre
Maccy Creamery
Grain Market Brief Declines Amid Demand Signals
Grain market text notes reduced prices with reference to quick bread preparations. Mentions Mrs. Austin's Precoie Fire and limited details on available blends. Unclear context and potential product names require caution in interpretation.
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