Police tighten rails after express messenger murder robbery
Pittsburgh Chief Kemp orders heightened guard on Pan Handle rail lines after the Lane murder and safe robbery. New personnel include Charley Doney and Officer Magner reassigned to Denison. routine trains watched at every station. riders between baggage and express cars feared by police.
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Express
Lane
Ross Ferrer
Pennsylvania Police Department
Kemp
Pittsburg
Belind Bats
Kemn
Charley Doney
Cushoeton
Cambridge Street
Moore
Magner
Oficer Moore
Dennison
Coshocton
The
Furce
Distributing Pheasants Under State Release Plan
The article notes a state program releasing pheasants with Bard groups from London leading the effort. County participants will share in the distribution, with local Barths arranged to release birds on farms. State district and commission members were present to oversee arrangements and ensure compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Barths
Road paving delays noted in county proceeding
The report outlines an ongoing road paving matter with extended timelines. It mentions an estimated county share and payments to property owners, but notes that the decision is not yet made and other details remain unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Sette
Sicam
Netecond
Iaid
Veterans reunion set for Canton in September
Coshocton veterans who volunteered for service in the Lincoln era will hold this year’s reunion in Canton on September 11. Between ten and fifteen veterans share this honor in Coshocton, and organizers strive to have all the old boys attend, as they typically do and always enjoy the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Lincoln
Canton
Infant Deaths Prompt Morning Funeral Obituaries
Six month old child of Herman Berkhart died at Philip Welfe's home on Ninth Street. Funeral services to be held there with burial at South Lawn. The infant's mother had died earlier and was cared for by Mrs Wolfe. Another infant from Conesville, child of Mr and Mrs Bers Williams, died at home Wednesday. Funeral and burial followed at Conesville Cemetery. Mrs Harvey Barmer died Wednesday at her father William Norris's home in Jackson township at 21 from consumption. Funeral at Pleasant Hill Church today with burial at the cemetery there, conducted by Rev B C Senter.
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Herman Berkhart
Philip Welfe
Ninth Street
South Lawn
Wolfe
Bers Williams
Conesville
Conesvile
Harvey Barmer
William Norris
Jackson Township
Consumpton
Pleasant Hill
B. C. Senter
Woman Sent to the Works
Muriel Brannan, a 35 year old woman, was arrested after allegedly stealing money from Mrs. Anna Lennon. In Mayor Cassingham's court she pled guilty, received ten days in the works as a sentence, and was sent to Zanesville for confinement. Brannan claimed Pennsylvania as her home and said she had been in the city about two weeks, working at times at the Park Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Brannan
Anna Lennon
Cassingham
Maple
Zanesville
Pennsylvania
Park Hotel
Rain saved Coshocton corn crop declares farmer
A well informed farmer told The Age that timely Sunday and Monday rain saved the corn crop. He said without the rain the crop would have shriveled, and Coshocton county would have had only stalks to harvest. He noted heat caused some damage but expects the crop to recover in the iris and river valleys.
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Coshocton
Morgan Felver Hurt In Reunion Acci dent
Morgan Felver attended a reunion event when an accident occurred at a stated location. The report notes Felver suffered injuries with incomplete details remaining unclear about the exact circumstances or persons involved. The fragmentary text mentions names and a postcode style reference but lacks verifiable context.
Struck by Lightning Tragic Farm Bellows Losses Reported
A storm struck a farm injuring a man named Isaac Vantte and causing extensive damage. The owner, aided by insurance, faced the collapse of several structures. Several sheep perished in the barn as the event prompted swift action from emergency responders.
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Ee Insurance
Isaac Vantte
Mortgage Filed by Cleveland Akron & Columbus Railway
Recorder Mortley records a certified copy mortgage from the Cleveland Akron Columbus Railway to Commercial Trust of Philadelphia securing 24,000,000 in four year bonds at four percent. The original carries 2000 in revenue stamps and must be recorded in every county the railroad traverses.
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Recorder Mortley
Cleveland, Akron & Columbus, Railway Company
Commercial Trust Company
Philadelphia
Faction Attacks At County Republican Convention
The piece accuses a factional organ of deceiving voters over resolutions endorsing the Ably administration and two senators. It claims delegates did not endorse the measures, notes chairmen maneuvering, and cites hopes to influence prosecutions and offices, describing ring politics and patronage.
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Ab Ley
Hanna and
Forarer
Nash Srere
Mr_ Meer
Inn
Central Committee
Meek
R-peblicans
Shucton
CBGU
Gilenn
AGF
Star-Chamber
Bulletin
Coshocton
Ot Ices
Pacheme
Convention
Forzet
Wheeler Alme-Liwe
Allen
Our New Business Manager Appointed in Coshocton
E. W Baker, widely known in Coshocton, has become the business manager of The AGE, succeeding C. W. Edwards whose resignation was announced Tuesday. The paper asks for public and trade courtesy toward Baker, reflecting on the prior respect shown to representatives.
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E. W Baker
Coshocton
C. W. Edwards
Baker
May Lose His Eye In Dynomite Accident At Warsaw
Charles Strome seven year old son of David Strome probably lost sight of one eye after a dynamite cartridge exploded while he played with it. He also severed a thumb and finger on his right hand. Physicians have yet to determine the full extent of eye injury. The Myers family suffered multiple accidents with a school fall breaking an arm and a finger amputation of a finger. The children are slowly improving.
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Warsaw
Charles
David Strome
Oscar Myers
Delightful Evening at V E Kaser Residence West of Ruscoe
Mr and Mrs V E Kaser hosted a party Saturday evening for a group of young guests at their home west of Ruscoe Dainty refreshments were served on the lawn before a moonlight drive to the city Names guests included Dessa Miller Maude Florence Van Buskirk Carrie Duncen Estella Pearl Valentine Grace Cooper Gertrude Fkilligas Louise Turner Ida Neilson Margaret Krause Er nest Miller Bert Enylish Otis Mc Mekee Chas McDowell Otto Brice Carl Shrake Dawson James White Will Hamacher of Flammond Indiana and other locals
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V. E. Kaser
Ruscoe
Dessa Miller
Maude
Florence van Buskirk
Carrie Duncen
Estella
Pearl Valentine
Grace Cooper
Gertrude Fkilligas
Louise Turner
Ida Neilson
Margaret Krause
Canal Dover
Messrs
Ernest Miller
Bert Enylish
Otis McMekee
Chas. McDowell
Otto Brice
Carl Shrake
Mr. Dawson
James Whites
Frank Valentine
Will Hamacher
Flammond
Indiana
Mashed Nose After Farm Horse Bite Accident
Archie Clark received facial injuries when a horse in a Brown farm pasture kicked him as he lifted the animal’s foot to check a lameness. His nose was mashed and the flesh above one eye torn, with additional bruising.
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Archie Clark
Mr. Clark
Typo Triggers Advertising Mix Up at Local Store
A typographical error in a recent issue of The Age led a hardware dealer to receive confusion over a steel burden price of 21.04. Farmers visiting the store sought Aarhysys due to the misplaced decimal, causing trouble for the ware man.
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AGE
Agricultural bids sought for hay and straw delivery
The Ottawa County Agricultural Society invites bids for 15 tons of ged clean baled straw eight tons of lean Timothy hay baled and eight tons of 2000 clover and Timothy hay mixed baled to be delivered at the fair grounds on or before September 1 1906. Bids must reach the secretary by noon Saturday September 1 1900. The society may reject any bid. Robert Boyp Secretary For sale a first class general country store in a thriving town stock new and fresh. A bargain for somebody cash required. Address A B C care of THE AGE 30 41
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Onbocton County Agricultural Society
Robert Boyp
Labor Day Parade Arrangements At Fairgrounds In City
Labor day plans by the trades council include a large parade forming on Walnut street at 9 am and advancing to the fairground with a welcome address by Mayor Cassingham and union leaders. The afternoon features dancing and field sports with prizes, open races, and a drunkenness policy, plus notes on a state fair excursion.
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Trades Council
Almack
Coshucton
Walnut Street
Kissner
Main
Park Hotel Veranda
Park Avenue
Walnut
Fairground
Moscow
Morgan Run Mice
Cassingham Mine
Hudson Mine
Wade Mine
Typographical Union
Federal Union
Carpenters and Joiners
Feamsters
Pressmens’ Union
Roa
James A. Stewart
United Mine Workers of Ohio
Cassingham
Io All Union
Wake Trein PC Lo
Morvan Ban le Eal
Ateran
Opsingham
Alloinil Foot
Tolun
Federal Unin
Girsh Privet
Beaiobters
Peteods Phas
Owas
Aeters
Moschins
Stewart
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Pan Handle
Dovey
Denison
Awakening
Morgan Felver
Morgen Felser
Tirios
Osis
Fames Pitman
Cooperiale Weorines Tay
Arlatud
I George Baich
Bryan
St. Paul
Sainess
Nwgador
Dtea
Tada
Pep Arsine Eis
Hanit
V.E. Kaser
Brown Farm
Col. Peacock
Coshecton
Columbus
D&w
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