COUNTRY NEWS LOCAL ITEMS AND NOTES
The Country News prints a stream of local items from Stas You and neighboring areas. Reports include attending funerals, sick lists, social calls, library attendance, church meetings, and a Mayville style note on residents moving or improving homes. Names like John Overdear Daniel Winkler Ralph Stout and others appear in scattered notes.
Literary Society Discusses Race and Local News in Canaan
Jan 21 notes show a busy period with a Literary society debate on whether the Negro suffered more from White oppression than Indians. Reports include health updates, church revivals, school repairs, a threshers trust proposal, a teacher visiting from Wadsworth, and multiple community notices from Canaan and nearby towns.
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Literary Society
Nella Scott
Burbank
Hanne
Gay
C. E. Society
Maud Whittnose
Community Notices From Local Life This Week
A resident died Sunday afternoon from lung trouble and was buried Tuesday afternoon at his home in a large funeral. A lecture by Rev. Schott of West Salem titled In His Steps was well attended at the town hall last Saturday. Seymore Mowery and his Akron companion visited Wm. Culler and his wife Sunday. Floyd George and wife from Columbus came to attend the death of his uncle Abner Hall. Eldric Smith of Rittman spent Sunday with Burt Smith and wife. The remains of Mrs. F. W. Neumyer were placed in the vault at Lodi. A workday was held at that site last Friday.
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Schott
West Salem
Town Hall
Seymore Mowery
Abner Hall
Eldric Smith
Rittman
Burt Smith
F. W. Neumyer
Lodi
Cleveland to Entertain Grand Army Next September
Cleveland was chosen by the Grand Army council to host the next encampment in September 1901, with Denver and Cole considering action to contest and hold an encampment the following week. The council also heard charges against Col. Zimmerman of the Fifth Infantry and officers Wright and Squier for misused funds and false muster certificates, with court-martials likely. Labor dispute in Cincinnati ended in favor of the brewers' union, while Woolson Spice battles continue as Arbuckle interests seek court-ordered book inspection and threaten appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Grand Army
St. Louis
Cleveland
Council of Administration
Denver
Cole
Wend
Columbus
Gyxor
State Department
C. X Zimmerman
Fifth Infantry
O N G
Ko Wright
B O Squier
Zimmerman
Wright
Squier
Minerva Park
Woolsons
Toledo
Clarence Brown
Arbuckle Brothers
Woolson Spice Company
Circuit Court
Sugar Trust
Coffee Trust
Supreme Court
Fragmented 1920s world news roundup with mixed brief items
Toledo reports a Sandusky city revision shortage of 320 182 37 after a prior 32 000 amount partly paid The city clerk and bondsmen face an unsatisfactory decision Buck Stelzer meets Jimmy Murray in Columbus Brooklyn at a 20 round bout Murray wins on points Teddy's picture controversy in Wichita a senate clash over removing Hoosewelt and McKinsey photos British troops plague report in Cape Colony Verdi illness described as brain trouble Kewanee fire destroys Commercial House three dead two injured and seven escape attempts Utah senatorship caucus fails to nominate after ten ballots with many candidates named by region and party
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Toledo
Board of Revision of the City of
Maretta
Buck Stelzer
Columbus
Jimmy Murray
Brooklyn
Murray
Fromn
Kewanee
Ills
C. C Cottom
Terre Haute
Ind
Elmer Peterson
Galesburg
Jameer Flacher
Walnut
A Desperate Gang Fails Train Robbery Near Kearney
In Cheyenne on January 22 a gang attempted to wreck the Overland near Press Neb by piling rocks on the track. A pedestrian was assaulted and robbed of 150 dollars. The posse captured one bandit. others fled. Officers pursue.
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Cheyenne
Press
Kearney
Neb
Lne
Kingston Jamaica Braces as Violent Weather Wreaks Havoc
Severe weather across the north side causes banana plantation destruction in multiple parishes. Bluff Bay river redirects, two houses swept away, a fruit district at risk. High seas collapse wharves and threaten regional economy. In Cincinnati James J Jeffries trains for February 16 bout with Gus Rubbo, amid unclear opponent plans.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Bluff Bay
Postponement Likely Over Queen Victoria Death
In St Johns Newfoundland on January 22 reports say the death of Queen Victoria could delay the French shore conference in London and postpone Mr Bond the Newfoundland premier from departing. The colonial legislature may convene soon to renew the modus vivendi and pass condolence resolutions to be sent to the British royal family.
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St. Johns
Queen Victoria
London
Mr Bond
Newfoundland
Prussian Diet Debates Lottery Project for Berlin Pantheon
In Berlin on January 22 the Prussian diet debated a lottery backed by Emperor William to fund a German pantheon near the schloss. Several members condemned state lotteries as a means to finance the project while others supported the undertaking.
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Berlin
William
Schloss
Montreal Strongman Match Ends Swiftly With Dud
Louis Cyr, the Canadian strong man, battled G F Little in Graeco Roman style in Montreal on January 22. Little weighed 160 pounds and took four minutes to defeat Cyr, who weighed 340 pounds, though Cyr did not accept Atherton's challenge. Large crowd attended. Torpedo Boat Bailey Sinks Frigidly During Trial. Washington, Jan 22. The torpedo boat Bailey, at Newport for a trial trip, had water-ice in boilers and burst tubes in the cold. She goes to New York for repairs and likely cannot trial again until spring.
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Montreal
G F Little
Louis Cyr
Atyle
Cyr
Little
New York
Market Reports: grain and stock prices on Jan 21
Market notes show cattle and prime steers prices, feeders and cows quoted across regions, with Texas, Oklahoma and Ohio markets detailing hogs, sheep and lambs values. Prices list by grade include wheat corn oats and regional bids, plus Chicago Cleveland and Boston references.
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Noga
Adale
OP Ous
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Tod Feeder
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Canada
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Boston
Ohio
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The Duke of Wallington and Victoria's Marriage Vision
A fragment from 1955 notes Victoria engaged to Prince Frederick William of Prussia amid reflections on royal history. It recalls the late Duke of Wallington at 88, Albert's influence, and Victoria’s long reign, parliamentary shifts, and royal finances. The piece blends personal memory with political context from Britain and Europe.
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George III
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Georges
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Palatinate
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Luther
House of Commons
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Palmerston
Gladstone
Disraeli
Queen Victoria's reign and private life analyzed
New York reports dissect Victoria's tenure from birth to death, noting her restraint, domestic life, financial dealings, and influence. Her alliances with leaders, role as mother, and royal finances are examined alongside the vast expansion of her realm and colonial reach. The piece contrasts Victorian virtue with political power, detailing incomes, pensions, and imperial reach. The piece also covers related items on bond taxation, anti trust moves, and labor conventions.
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