Sam Jones declared insane and incarcerated
Samuel H. Jones of West Lafayette was declared insane by Judge Donley in probate court. He was taken to Columbus state hospital by Sheriff Hedge at noon after two weeks of disordered mind, irrational conversation, and threats. Family and Dr. Jesse McClain testified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel H. Jones
West Lafayette
Donley
Columbus State Hospital
Hedge
Samuel Jones
Charles Jones
Jesse McClain
Mystery of Boy Disappearance Dissipated
George Weaver, the young man who disappeared Friday, is safe at home. He had been near Dresden with a sawmill gang and went with Lon Emery’s son, not telling his mother he would be absent. He thought he would return by noon and could not reach his mother by telephone. Also noted, ten new members joined the Presbyterian church on Sunday, bringing quarterly accessions to thirty seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Weaver
Dresden
Lon Emery
George
Wind Cyclone Disrupts Otsego Area Causing Severe Damage
A one mile wide cyclone and heavy rain pummeled Otsego and Muskingum county, ripping roofs off William Walker and George Donley houses, lifting barns and a wagon shed, overturning a grain separator, and destroying multiple properties. Several families narrowly escaped Injury as cows were moved from barns in motion. One sheep died from T M Lows eighty head flock. An new house stood on end after being lifted from its foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otsego
Muskingum County
Hill
Vale
William Walker
Mr. Walker
William Jackson
J. H. King
Jeff
T. M. Low
George Donley
Ross McNeil
Hugh Addick
Alex Hnutchinson
Resolutions oppose Virginia statue of Lee in Capitol
Richard Lanning Post No 1y of the Grand Army of the Republic condemns Virginia legislature for plans to place a Robert E. Lee statue in statuary hall. They argue it honors treason and preserves sectional strife, urge citizens to remonstrate and ask government to prohibit the display. Resolved, records to be sent to senators and congressman and published locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GA. R
Virginia
Robert E. Lee
Washington
Lincoln
Grant
Richard Lanning
Department of Ohio
Grand Army of the Republic
Union
Lee
Benedict Arnold
America
United States
J. N. Collier
Horse Injury Delays Church Preparations for Nicholas
Nicholas suffers a badly swollen right ankle after a horse steps on his foot on Sunday evening. He was getting ready to harness the horse to ride to church when the accident occurred. The bruise causes him inconvenience and pain but he hopes to recover soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas
Mr. Nicholas
Botanic Blood Balm touted as cure for blood troubles
Ad claims Botanic Blood Balm heals chronic sores pimples eczema scrofula and other malignant blood conditions. Includes testimonial from Geo A Watams of Roxbury and Geo George. promotes free sample and prepaid mail order from Blood Balm Co Atlanta with free medical advice and trouble description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Roxbury
Botanic
Blood Halm Co
Atlanta
Peppery Southernner causes arrest of a Coshocton county man
W E Kanavel of Zanesville secretary treasurer of Ayers Asphalt was arrested at Illinois Central depot as a dangerous character after Dr F Young accused him. Kanavel was discharged by Recorder Hughes, with Dr Young intending to press a U S court case. Young alleges Kanavel assisted in an assault robbery on a Pullman porter. Kanavel asserts innocence and seeks relief through parole and public support. Fred C Crass passes exam for government zoological survey and sworn in April 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
New Orleans
W. E. Kanavel
Zanesville
Ayers Asphalt Company
Illinois Central Depot
F. Young
Hughes
Messrs. Adams and
Ciero
Dr. Young
Young
Mr. Kanavei
United States
Mr. Kanayel
Tilindis Central
Cincinnati
Kanavel
Porter
Sam
Illinois Central
W. B. Spencer
Spencer
Ones
Ile
Asheville
President Roosevelt Delights Western Tour At Medora and Capitol
President Roosevelt rode through lavish streets to the state capitol, where a reception with Governor White and Sioux chiefs followed. He spoke from the capitol balcony, then at a barbecue tasted a roast beef sandwich amid praise. Chiefs including John Grass presented a peace pipe, and the president enjoyed a warm Western welcome with old friends in Fargo, Jamestown, and Medora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhins
Governor White
Capitol
Roosevelt
State Capitol
Mandans
Grosventres
John Grass
Grass
Red Tomahawk
Sitting Bull
Red Fish
Black Bull
Standing Bear
Crow Ghost
Cross Hear
Mandan
N. C
Fargo
Jamestown
Bismarck
Philippines
Medora
Billings County
Joe Ferrin
S. M. Ferris
Blemarck
One House Has Too Many Leases On It
A spirited Squire Wimmer court case Tuesday involved Misses Eliza and Helen Miller and Charles Pilegier over a South Seventh Street home leased last December. The Miller sisters sought eviction for breach of contract as Pilegier claimed possession for a year. The jury found for Pilegier, allowing him to remain, amid note that the Millers had leased to M H McCormick for two years, who threatens suit for hotel expenses. Also: Thomas Reet, recently stroked, was taken home from Keene. polo traced to 600 B.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Wimmer
Eliza
Helen Miller
Charles Pilegier
Miller Sisters
South Seventh Street
Pfieger
Jos. L. McDowell
Misses Miller
J. Adams
Pflegler
George T. Ayres
M. H. McCormick
Thomas Reet
Keene
Reed
O. A. Overbolt
Ohio City of Coshocton Improvement Bonds Bid Notice
Notice of proposed improvement bonds in Coshocton Ohio for 1903 outlining bid requirements price terms and installments. Details mention bond amounts interest rates semi annual payments and conditions for submitting bids and guarantees with disclaimers about council proceedings and acceptance.
Fragmented lines hint at a historic boxing trial and fever
Garbled OCR text hints at a boxing match or trial with themes of competition and illness. Mentions a challenger, a sprin gesture, and fever, but readable specifics are lost. No clear names, dates, or places are extractable.
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Sarah _ Tell
Mance
Waic
Canton
Theiran
Bradfield Regulator Co
RIEND
Cnaries
A. Scio College
Charzge
Cers Terra
J-H. Real
Teio
Ohia
Sam Jones
Presbyterian Church
Wu Const
Pt Ge Te
J.R. Stewart
Mr. Kanavel
Coshocton County
West Carlisle
Fred Crass
Fred C. Crass
Government Zoological Survey
Butte
Mont
National Park
Major Pitcher
Gardiner
Ohio
Bonde Ton
Main Street
Main
Asser
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