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Congress on his hands Reed reshapes committees this week
The piece notes Speaker Reed aims to form new committees as Congress begins a busy stretch. It mentions business alliances in natural gas ownership linking Bushnell and Brice, and reflects on Treasury relief talks ahead of the holiday recess. It critiques fiscal strains under the Cleveland administration and rail trunk-line layoffs looming amid broader economic concerns.
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Congress
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Brice
Sidney, Joy
Pigus
Dayton
Springfield
Trunk Line Trust
Lively Letters by Republican Writers Nov 25
Nov 25 issue notes heavy rains as the general topic. Conrad Plasterer breaks ground for a new house on Wooster road. Missionary society of the Reformed church to hold Thanksgiving supper in Kauffman's Hall. H A Nickey of Cleveland at home due to his mother's illness. Henry Hutt improving. Dr Mourey adds a room and furnace to his house. Wm Gill and family visited Riley Maurey’s home. Fred Rice and family spent Sunday with Mrs Rice’s parents.
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Wooster Road
Missionary Society of the Reformed Church
Kauffman’s
H. A. Nickey
Cleveland
Henry Hutt
Dr. Mourey
Pearl McFadden
Mra. Worst
North Dakota
Fred Spreng
Teorge Shank
Akron
Golden Corners
Charley Gordon
Mr. Snyder
Edith Ginter
Rev. Darling
Ashland
Nair Haven
Sheriff Garver
Eliza Garver
Lota Heacock
Red Haw
Henry Spreng
Elmer McFadden
Bertha Weaver
Kieffer
Misa Brown
Maud Snyder Sanday
Mary Lindsey
Wooster
Clayton Good
Cherry Corners
Lindsey
Effie
Nelson Lindsey
Homer
Charles Crater
Killbuck
Effie Lindsey
George Biddle
Elizabeth Biddle
Town
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Martha Irvin
Dallén
Dell Hined
R. A. Mulimbeans
West Salem
Alva GH
Jeromoville
J. A. Statler
B. Winterateen
New York
Will Adams
Eee
Jacob Adams
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Kaufman’s Hall
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Lydia A. Brenneman
J. F. Kimmerline
New Washington
Ohio
Garrett Eppard
John van Neat
Rows Fiitley
Congress
L.O. Weiler
Irene
Anna Weller
Misa Me France
Rev
A. Scott
Presbyterian Church
A.C. Warner
Nov 25 1895 Local News and Social Notes
Rain arrives as farmers rejoice and wells refill. Creston area reports lectures, anti-saloon league, school growth, and social events. Notables include Dr. J. H. Ruggles ill, Thanksgiving services set, and a busy pattern of readings, oyster suppers, and weddings amid village updates.
The Armenian Massacres Reported From Constantinople
A Boston telegraph column reports that sultan’s reform scheme preceded massacres of Armenians to prevent a majority in any province. Estimates show 15000 to 20000 dead and 190000 left destitute. Dispatches from Constantinople and London note continued confusion and disputed blame amid European powers.
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Boston
Constantinople
Orso
Europe
Moplem
Saossoun
Church property dispute splits United Brethren in Christ
Cincinnati November hearing begins on a landmark case to decide which faction the vast property of the old United Brethren church should belong to after the 1889 split. The outcome will determine control of valuable church holdings as proceedings continue.
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United Brethren Church
Cincinnati
Taft
Church of the Unite Brethrent In Christ
Old United Brethren Church
Wind Storm Spreads Damage Across Cities and States
A sweeping wind and blizzard across Cincinnati Louisville Chicago and Indiana towns caused extensive property damage. Gusts up to 60 mph toppled signs windows and chimneys while trains and electric lines suffered. Snowbound passengers in Chicago rode out the night as lines washed away and enterprises faced heavy losses in multiple towns.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Louisville
Rob Roy
O’connell
Main Stich
John K
O'Neill
Thanksgiving Excursions on Pennsylvania Lines
Travelers may spend Thanksgiving Day away from home with reduced fares. Special excursion tickets go on sale Wednesday and Thursday, November 27 and 28, at all Pennsylvania Lines stations to any station within one hundred miles.
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Pennsylvania
Rannylvania
Board of Trustees
Plain Township
Wayne County
Ohio
Nollidgy
Sard Township
Nathan W. Kmitit
Martin
Fragmented OCR Note on a Billiard Hall Incident
An unclear OCR snippet describes a disturbance at a roundtable billiard area. It mentions drinking and a fight ending with a cornstable and a bar being present. The readable fragments imply a lack of coherent actions or identifiable persons.
Cornerstone of a Church Pried Open and Robbed
The corner stone of the Conley church about five miles northeast of this place was pried out and the contents consisting of coins of various denominations documents and relics stolen. Several robberies of this kind have taken place in this vicinity recently.
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Thigves
Buernus
Conley
Electric lights to back UC Marietta showdown
Nov 27 reports from Cincinnati state UC will host Marietta in football tomorrow and the game will be lit by electricity to avoid darkness. The piece also lists new incorporations in Ohio and other brief items from the region.
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Bowfine Green
Standard Oil Company
Cygnet
Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Marietta
New York
Lazard Freezes
Messrs L von Hoffman & Company
Alaska Gold Output for 1805 Estimated at 3 Million
Alaska's gold production for 1805 is estimated at 3 million dollars with 500000 from placer mining mainly along the Yukon river. There are 15 mills with 500 stamps in operation and Pap e's condition not alarming. Ror reports Leo XIII remains confined in his room due to cold damp weather. Edith Rockefeller and Harold McCormick wed in McCormick's apartments after medical advice delayed departure. Ohio Populists resolve to systematically back General Coxey for the presidential nomination.
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Alaska
Yuokon
Pape
Lapponi
Leo XIII
Armenian Massacres Reported Amid Turmoil in Anatolia
Dispatches from Constantinople and Erzurum describe massacres ordered by central authorities and confirmed by Times correspondent. Estimates of casualties and losses run high, with Armenians calculating up to 40,000 dead and property losses near 50 million dollars.
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Constantingple
Amatic
Anatolia
Earthquake Shocks Reported Across Several Towns
Reports of sharp earthquake shocks on November 26 and 27 affected residents in HESS Chal wis Livendin Thebis Corinth and nearby areas. An agreement grants Canadian Pacific 50 year access to city over the Cantilever bridge enabling future service to Welland via the Toronto Hamilton and Buffalo route with first train once TH&B completes in about two months.
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Hess
Chalwis
Livendin
Thebis
Corinth
Niagas Falls
Niagara Fallss
Canadian Pacifc
Cantileore
Canadian Pacific
Welland
Toronto
Hamilton
Buffalo
Tren
Europeans Seek Annulment Of Nicaragua Canal Contract
Europeans press Nicaragua to annul the canal contract with U S citizens. A request for Judge Carte of the supreme court to review the case was reported. The Nicaragua canal company official report opposes U S supervision on the project. Nearby, storms disrupt shipping along the English channel and Atlantic coast. a vessel Belle O’Brien with crew from Thomaston Maine is believed lost after leaving Kerry Head. The Empire steamer to London faced bar obstacles in the Thames. Northeast gales suspend cross-Channel service and cause multiple fishing-boat casualties. Nine bodies washed ashore near Pinistere, France, elevating concern of a broader shipwreck.
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Judge Carte
Supreme Court
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Lonpox
Navy
English Channel
Atlantic
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E. O'Brien
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