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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1907
Page
2
Fragmentary text mentions outdoor sports and hunting plus local officials, colleges and addresses, with scattered names and places, but lacks coherent events or dates to summarize a single clear item.
A terse local update discusses river alterations planned for May and the impact on roads and nearby properties. Officials urge caution for residents and river users as construction phases approach.
Ethan Allen Brown born 1780s in Darien Connecticut pursued law in Charleston. He served as governor of Ohio from 1820 to 1822, then United States senator and later held finance and public offices before dying in Indianapolis.
A scrambled OCR segment describes a Fire Alarm product, buyers and sellers, notes about infant care, and various scattered names. The text includes stray references to Peta Mears, Reed, and other unclear entities amid a dense jumble of unrelated phrases.
A garbled text block mixes medical cure claims with hotel and service notes. It mentions a request for free surveys from leading authorities and references to a hotel and various names, though the overall content is unclear and largely incoherent.
A severe electrical storm drenched Coshocton County causing widespread damage. Lightning struck roofs and walls, shattered objects, and left several houses with extensive interior and exterior damage. Residents report damaged wiring, fires, and fallen trees across multiple townships.
Fragmented text references storms and warnings with scattered terms. No clear event, person, or organization is identifiable. The passage appears garbled and does not yield a coherent summary or named entities.
Fragmentary memo details a lodge ceremony appointing officers including president McCort and treasurer Tearueh with trustees and committee roles. Names appear garbled but indicate a formal installation event for Pathfinders.
A Warsaw boy named Jack Handles endured a startling incident on a rough road when a wagon trunk toppled and he was thrown onto the sidewalk. Witnesses described the ride as chaotic as reins and horses lurched, but the boy remained unharmed despite fearsome injuries. Local driver Mr Patterson and shopkeepers nearby assisted until help arrived.
A chaotic court scene unfolds as several men plead not guilty in a case involving a disputed pond. Witnesses describe a struggle over a legal stake at a sequestered site near a town pier, with authorities asserting jurisdiction and property rights.
A jumbled report describes an appendicitis operation and various mentions of posters, people, and events. It notes a weather-related disruption, a meet and other scattered details about local figures and activities, including a reference to Mr John Shaw and Mrs. Figeai.
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