World's Missionary Conference Opens in Edinburg
The World's Missionary Conference opens with about a thousand official and unofficial delegates from the United States and Canada, Great Britain, and several European nations. The two-branch gathering plans to hear reports from eight commissions and present conclusions on missionary methods, avoiding resolutions or votes.
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Edinvureh
Inne M
Kayern
United States
Canada
Great Brit
London
New York
Wil
Protéstantium
Church of England
Quaker Meeting
Assembily Hall
Synod Hall
Court House Notes and Local Transfers
Court house notes show Catherine Syler named executrix of Simon Syler with no bond. Marriage license issued for Corwin and Ella Singer of Mr Vernon. Deeds filed record W D Willa to M L Harris for lots in Willis addition Centerbury. Burns to Clow for 66 acres in Pike and Berlin. Gann to G A C Bulloway Co for 4404 acres in Union. Rev Guerne G Atwater of Akron attending clergymen school at Gauibler.
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Corwin
Hackman
Ella Singer
Vernon
John T. Black
Deede
W. D. Willa
M. L. Harris
Willis
Centerbury
Francis M, Burnett
L. Clow
Pike
Berlin
Jacob Gann
Bulloway, Company
Union
Guerne G. Atwater
Akron
Gauibler
Bible features at assembly draw Cleveland crowd
Stanton Caldwell of Cleveland plans to bring more than 800 people from Liataarti ton to an assembly in Hiawatha for an outing and program. University president Dr. Lincoln Mulley and Prof. Wr Bopworth of Oberlin will lecture on the Bible. Dr Halley may give readings. Chamberlaing Cough Remedy ad promises refund after two bottles if unsatisfied.
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Stanton Caldwell
Cleveland
Wr Bopworth
Oberlin
Dr Halley
Br. Hulley Mmoat
Mt. Vernon
Newsboy killed in Orrville yard accident
Roy Dunning aged 23, a Union News Company newsboy on train No 519, was found dead in Orrville railroad yards last night. He likely was struck by a passing train around 9 pm. papers in his clothing helped identify him. He previously worked a year for the company and lived in Columbus.
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Roy
Dunning
Union News Company
Orrville
Columbus
Lay Reader to be ordained deacon at Kenyon
Frank Albus, lay reader for Trinity Episcopal Coshocton, passed canonical exams at Bexley Hall Gambier and will be ordained as a deacon by Bishop Leon ard next week with exercises at Kenyon. Seven will be ordained. Albus is greatly improving Coshocton church and plans full orders next year. Major Hoey and John McElroy left for Columbus Xenia Dayton to attend G A R encampment and visit Soldiers’ Home. Dr G P Smythe of Gambier led Gambier church choir to Camp House near the Caves for a plan toy trip. Mrs Henry Maccabes, grieving George Wythe, returned home to Columbus.
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Coshocton
Frank Albus
Trinity Episcopal Congregation
Bexley Hall
Gambier
Leonard
Kenyon
Albun
Hoey
John McElroy
Columbus
Xenia
Dayton
AC Xenia
G. P. Smythe
Hionse
Henry Maccabes
George Wythe
Statue of General Morgan to Stand in Lexington Ky
Plans call for a marble statue of General Morgan in Lexington Kentucky with a total cost of 817,000. Daughters of the Confederacy raise five dollars and the state legislature votes ten thousand dollars toward the monument. The statue will be placed before the Fayette County courthouse facing the river and a June 1912 traveling exhibit is rumored to accompany the project.
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General Morgan
Lexington
Morgan
Faye County
The Innocent Bystander Hazard Highlighted In Chicago News
A satirical piece notes bystanders face greater risk than active participants in street life. It jokes that bullets stop for bystanders, while police and pedestrians pose threats, detailing mishaps from falling bricks to aggressive crowds. It laments lack of pay and promotion.
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Chicago News
Short Locals From Mt. Vernon And Nearby Areas
Corning resident Charles Wythe heads home after being called to Mt. Vernon by his uncle George Wythe's death. Orrville visitor Otto Le Baker arrives to spend the week with relatives. Beulah Doelfe leaves for Delaware for Olla Wesleyan commencement. Ethel Hardesty attends Bell Telephone chief operators meeting in Mansfield. Mrs. Charles Lewis Loos returns to Dayton after visiting Judge and Mrs. Berry. Eisie Lepley returns home near Howard after weeks at Mt. Vernon hospital. T. H. Clark wins Tulsa Coal contract to build mines houses at Torchlight. Barbara Arnholt, struck by heat north of Jelloway, deemed incurably blind. Louis C. Wythe returns home from Syracuse after father’s death. Dr. N. R. Bastian back from St. Louis and Chicago. witness at railway surgeons meeting. Mrs. L. A. Springer visits brother Dr. G. R. Baker. en route to New York to visit son L. A. Springer. Dr. J. G. Renger’s condition is critical. may not live. He is at home in Can ton after operations. Rev. Arthur Dumper of Norwalk visits Gam bier with friends.
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Charles Wythe
Corning
N. Y
Mt. Vernon
George Wythe
Otto le Baker
Orryllla
Beulat Doelfe
Weat Vine Street
Delaware
Olla Wesleyan University
Ethel Hardesty
Mansfield
Bell Telephone System of Ohio
Mra
Charles Lewis Loos
Patrick A. Berry
Dayton
Ohio
Eisie Lepley
Howard
T. H. Clark
Oulsa Coal Company
Torchlight
Barbara Arnholt
Jelloway
Louis C. Wythe
Syracuse
Tate George Wythe
N. R. Bastian
St. Louis
Chicago
Kastan
National Association of
Canton
Arthur Dumper
Norwalk
Friends
Gambier
Care Of The Eyes Should Be One's Chief Object
Guidance warns that eye health requires strict care from infancy, including avoiding direct sun, regular examinations by an optician, and proper cleaning of eye discharge. It cautions against poor lighting and tobacco or alcohol use and advises seeking specialist help for injuries, persistent inflammation, or blurred vision.
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Firth
Mawnan
Cady
Elon
Pride of the Valley flour promoted by Howard Milling Co
Howard Ohio readers urged to support home wheat farmers as Brown Milling Co promotes Pride of the Valley flour. The notice defends blending spring wheat, claims the winter wheat blend is pure and whitened by no alum, and denounces national flour monopolies while urging locals to buy local products.
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Howard Roller Mills
G. 1 Brown
Brown Milling Co
Munnesota
Howard
North West
Ohio
Pride of the Valley Flour Advertisement in Brown Milling Co
An advertisement from Brown Milling Co in Howard Ohio touts Pride of the Valley Flour as the best big grade four. It promises thirty seven pounds of flour and ten pounds of iran per sixty pounds of good wheat, inviting customers to bring a sample to be convinced.
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Brown Milling Co
Howard
Ohio
Gabriel Large Jack Breeding Stallion At Sparta Ohio
Gabriel Large registered black Spanish jack touted as one of the largest and best breeding jacks for public service. Hig colts noted as large smooth sound and well dispositioned. Season 1910 at my stable in Sparta Ohio. Fee to insure living foal.
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Cuba
Contigny
Villers
Briard
Brillant
Brilliant
Carolina
L’am
Berarde
la Ferte
Philibart
Superior
Celestine
Ohio
Morrow County
Morrow
Sparta
C. L. Pierce
Gabriel
Local Residents Move Between Cities on Business and Visit
Phones Mr Frank L Palechild left Tuesday noon for Pittsburg to attend business matters. W J Vann went to Chienye Monday evening for business. C G Couperett Tuesday morning for Boston Mio where she Witmike on extended visit. Miss Isabella McFadden went to Colmbus this afternoon to visit friends and relatives.
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Frank L. Palechild
Pittsburg
W. J. Vann
Chienye
Cg, Couperett
Boston
Mio
Witmike
Isabella McFadden
Local Figures Visit Gambier Friends and Clergymen
C L Pierce notes Irene Myers from Millersburg visiting with Judge and Mrs Patrick Barry and Rev and Mrs Mareh. Rev T McCalla of Cleveland joins Boondines for days in Gambier as clergymen attend school. J A Young of Titin, Ohio, spends several days with Gambier friends.
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Mise Irene Myers
Millersburg
Patrick A. Barry
Com. Mareh
Woomter
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