Government Ownership of the Telegraph Debate
A discussion argues for government ownership of the telegraph, noting its importance to commerce and the risk of service disruption during labor disputes. It compares federal intervention during mail strikes to potential regulation or compulsory arbitration, suggests centralization favors state control, and questions reliability under private ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Telegraphers Union
Roosevele
Ulegraph
Telgraph
Fight White Plague and Health Rules Spark Debate
The Texas state board of health proposes sweeping rules to curb tuberculosis in public spaces and workplaces. The draft bans tubercular individuals from police buildings schools churches and factories and imposes strict hygiene and daily cleaning requirements. The article notes strong opposition and calls for careful consideration of workers rights and public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Pew
State Board of Healh
Jay
Iavaldertey
Wally
Sunday newspapers debate moral impact on society
A New York preacher denies Sunday papers educate the public and cites crime, politics, and sensational content in major dailies. He argues the press should be restrained by moral suasion and threatens broader burdens unless nations seek higher purposes than armaments.
War Peace Talm Conference Resolution Adopted
The YUngue Conference last week unanimously adopted a British introduced resolution. It confirms the 1899 resolution on the limitation of military burdens and notes no burdens have been augmented in most countries since then. The conference urges resumption of study on this topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Small Fry on Rail Finance and Reform
A critique of powerful railroad magnates and self dealing by stock manipulations. The piece argues against busting small stockholders for the gains of those in control and praises reform efforts. It notes Chattanooga Times and New York Sun comments on Southern railways and governance in Tennessee and broader railway policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Wer. Sa
Community News From Chestnut Ridge and Nearby
Neighbors report events at local homes and farms including a Saturday gathering at T. KO Pindar’s, visits by Mr and Mrs Leopard Murry, and a party at J. W. Lawrence’s. Families like Kilfin, Finlay, and Porter host or attend dinners with local residents from Coshocton and Wayne counties. Reports note scarce cattle and deer, and visitors from Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rvra
T. KO Pindar
Bimer Eites
Peron
Wilmot
J. W. Lawrence
Mesa Leopard Murry
Elia
Esfe Punean
Frank Conrad
Walter Zange
J. Ro Robertson
Coshocton Apent
T. K
Wreck blocks main tracks near Newark delaying No. Woon
A freight wreck on a Newark side line delayed No. Woon Friday as an Ontville bound freight derailed near a construction crossing. Eight Coshocton men nearby helped, with engines and cars tumbling. horses, mules, and calves were killed or injured. The wreck halted both main tracks, diverting trains while crews aided victims and cleared the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Coshocton
Ontville HL
Charles Walter
Li Ox Milligan
Charles Wiliam
Sackson Rowe
Charles Ihal
Forest Wintermuth
Geo. Bock
West Bond Track
Cate
Wellgwigg
Piratle
Granville
Weekley
Var Union Statin
Personal notes from Buckeye Lake visit and farewells
Sunday visits at Buckeye Lake feature many locals including Benen Ho Kelly returning to Cincinnati after a week away, and Mrs Beda Tiawaning bax traveling to Adamsville. Several residents plan or attend farewells for friends headed to Portland, Oregon, while others return from Civelang and Zanesville to their hometowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiting
Wiilr Forter
Buckeye Lake
Benen Ho Kelly
Cinnw
Sudas
Beda Tiawaning
Bax
Toon
Plumaer
Adamsville
G Brown
Woodoof
Ty Marie Dan Worth
Ratan
Sadie
Pooh
Lata
Moses
Jen
Mies
John Himes
Mas
Thomas Starkey
Portland
Ore
Leonard Vincent
Wall Street
Civelang
Deesle
Zane
Morning visits and travels around Mt Gilead area
A long list of residents and visitors travel to relatives and nearby cities. Families such as the Bebetts, Eckerts, Grahams, Babucks, Shiptons, Robinsons, Shrimplles, and Hodges join trips to Cleveland, Columbus, Pittsburg, Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Wheeling, and other locales. Several guests stay with relatives in Mt Gilead, Gambier, Newark, Buckeye Lake, and Coshocton as they conduct visits, attend events, or return home from excursions to lakes, Ohio medical meetings, or anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Gilead
L. D. Bebett
Tueasay
Niagara Falls
Greg
Eckert
Dresden
Lucy Graham
Lucy Babcuck
Cleveland
Mary Shipton
Ctreleville
Columbus
Mary Robinson
Chicago
W. B. Shrimplle
Lowell
Gambier
Mt. Vernon
Buckeye Lake
Newark
Orlando Foster
Buffalo
Mildred Kinney
Dennison
W. E. Tyler
South Second Street
Helen House
Wheeling
Whhl Marsh
Thomas Hood
Canada
Picnic and visits mark Layland outing in August
A casual gathering near Layland drew residents from RedLooh and surrounding areas to a local picnic. Mrs Kata and her two children from New Philadelphia were visiting relatives, returned home Monday. George Craig and family from Wayne County stopped by briefly. Walter Zaugg, home from a Tadiana school vacation, spent time with friends. J. M. Patterson and Critz visited Coshocton on business Monday. Burt Ubl and wife enjoyed Saturday in Covbocton.
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S. G. Sawyer
Columbus
Mary Sawyer
W. BR. Gault
West Carlivle
W. M. Knoff
Lawrenceville
Knoff
Adolph Mallick
Michigan
Anna Schaich
J. R. Robertson
Lenora Coe
Pittsburg
Elizabeth Zugschwert
George Zugschwert
Mary Miller
Effie Milly
Aann Aprichard
Indianapolis
Central Union Telephone Company
Keyes
Arthur Piper
California
Coshocton
Fatyland
RedLooh
New Hedford Baturday
Kata
Chile
New Philadephia
George Craig
Wayne County
Walter Zaugg
Tadiana
J. M. Patterson
Brother Critz
Rural Mail Carriers Convention At Dayton Ohio
The Ohio Association of Rural Mail Carriers met at Dayton from Aug 6 to Saturday afternoon selecting Zanesville as next year’s meeting place. Delegates to the national convention were named and officers re elected by acclamation. Resolutions praised department salary boosts, called for a roads bill, and supported uniform plans for rural carriers. A committee on officers reports and advance notice for committees were approved. The Ladies Guild of Trinity Episcopal Church will meet this evening with Mrs. Ed Shepler.
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Dayton
Ohio Association
Association Hall
Yanesville
Alsa
L. J. Steinbrecker
Mt. Healthy
Themis B. Smith
Prospect
George Williams
Darrtown
John D. Steddom
Lebanon
BE. S. Brooks
Logan County
J. W. Search
Kingston
J. Je. Kite
St Paris
C. F. Darr
Ashtabula County
Hoffman
J. J. Clevenger
Atlanta
L. G. Steinbrecker
H. K. Hoffman
O. A. Troxell
Cleves
T. G. Smith
George Wiliams
Darke
J. D. Steddom
T. S Brooks
Chillicothe
J. D. Kite
Champaign County
Ww. A. Carruthers
Tuscarawas County
C. F. Duer
C. H. Scott
Committee On
Oni
Ohin
Stiate Association
Wat
Uns Association
Post Office Department
Tod
Mo Walty
P.O
DeGraw
Lawebhe
Go Whihett
Hosteett
Aston
Maryer Caleta J. Wright
Vebanait
Rae
Eomyran
Sahothata
Lee Miles
Raut Mail Carriers’ Association of
Oho
Ladies Guild
Ladies Guild of
Trinity Episcypal Chaurch
Ed. Shepler
Markets and Produce Prices Reported for Grain and Livestock
Corrected market listings show Wheat at 2 6.06, Corn and Oats mixed futures, Flour and Bran prices, and wholesale to retail ranges. Produce includes Butter, Eggs, Potatoes, Apples, Onions, with Chicago and Pittsburg cattle and hog price tables. cattle by class, sheep and lambs values, and regional city notes.
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Vo G. Ralste
Nmbottey
Chicago
Igg
Plese
Pittsburg
Catte
Prince Wethers
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Ford
Hand Caught in Thresher at Tiverton
Aug 28 Tiverton reports Winheld Kent injured Saturday while tending a threshing machine wheel. Condition described as serious with expected time off work. Nellie Winslow returns from Howard visit. Social notes include Ceo Rabn's gathering and multiple games. Frances and Julia Cranshaun two Charity sisters from St. Joseph's Academy Cincinnati visiting. Largely peaceful weekend at Union Grove with many attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rames
Frances
Julia Cranshaugn
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Ohio Medical Association
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Toledo
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Canton
Eda Gasser
Layland
Burt Ubl
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