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Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1903

Page

5

Masked men rob two citizens at midnight in Roscoe area

Two masked men held up Bert Dornen and William Heartsock near Balch's mill between were and Roscoe after attending a carnival. Dornen lost $4 from his pocket while Heartsock was not robbed. Dornen was struck, Heartsock cut and bruised, and both resisted the attackers. One assailant had a black mustache.

Bert Dornen William Heartsock Were Roscoe Balch's Mill Dornen Pittsburg Heartsock

Prehistoric Village Found North of Chillicothe Farms

Dr. M C Mills reports a Gartner farm site on the Scioto river near Chillicothe as a major prehistoric village discovery. Excavations reveal a vast feast remains with 1500 diners evidenced by a 10 foot deep pit of heated rocks and 10000 mussels, plus deer bones and bear skulls, and ancient corn and beans indicating agriculture.

Chillicothe, O M. C. Mills State Archaeological Society Gartner Farm Scioto Ohio

JETT MAY BE TRIED ON ANOTHER CHARGE

Aged Tales Ox 2 Lily Telegrey Cymbiana Ky Aug Morne today overruled the martian bes the defense for a new print of Jet and Wafte. Notice of executions and WAT an appeal to the emirt of a pie then given and a stay of execution for sixty days granted for the court of appeals to pass on the case. Probably Cy wil be triet here dn Repiemiher go ge in iGTi al Tow Leger ype ag ate oy Tae thie ee te ether & GY ete Pes AL O White to the gee The fruors beoite: eatin, a fan tan ett to the Lexington amd anther pethen conveyed White to the jail at Covington, Miss Grace McManniman, who has returned to her home in West Lafay. PAD

Lily Telegrey Cymbiana Morne Court of Appeals Lexington Amd Anther Pethen White Covington

Outrage Memo Details Turkish Atrocities in Salonica and Balkans

A memorandum catalogs 131 outrages by Turkish authorities across Salonica and nearby villages. It describes massacres by regulars and Bashi Bazouks, mass exiles, arson of homes and churches, and widespread looting. Prisoner counts reach about 2,800 with potential to triple. Russian Balkans policy and Balkan insurrection reports follow.

Vilayet Adrianople Salonica Baldevo Banitza Karbinga Maghila Smerdesch Nikodon Sanjak Seres Kirklesse Uskub Monastir Adrianopile

Fire destroys Laning Printing Plant in Norwalk

Early morning blaze levels the Laning Printing Company plant, a major independent press, valued at about 260000 dollars and only partially insured. Linotype operator Join McDowell loses his job due to the fire. A baby boy is born to Mr and Mrs Jay Markey of Walnut street. A boy is born to Mr and Mrs Larkin on South Ninth street.

Theaca Norwalk Laning Printing Company Boss Torn Jay Markey Walnut Street Porn

Wedding Invitations Out and Mysterious City Notices

Fragmentary notice hints at a marriage announcement for Bliss Arn e of Coshocton and Mr. fra bh Seward formerly of Colorado. Disturbing details involve court actions, a $700 payment, and a Canton investigation tied to Cincinnati transport. Citizens worry over a low school fund and rising village taxes as events unfold.

Leon Bliss Arne Coshocton Fra Bh. Seward Formeny Colorado Todiana

Reunion of the First Call Boys in Coshocton County

The First Call troops of Ohio hold a two day reunion in Coshocton with a camp fire supper at S. H. Nicholas home and an evening program. Free transport to ex soldiers and a 2:30 pm meeting led by R. M. Voorhees includes songs, recitations, and speeches. Wednesday elects officers and plans the next annual reunion.

First Call Troops of Ohio Fair Grounds First Call S. H. Nicholas W. R.C Lana R. M. Voorhees Dyer Dresden H. Nicholas Taylor Cambridge Musile Margaret A. Given Comrades In Blue Coshocton Opera House Cam

Death Angel Spreads Its Wings Over Three Homes

Miss Nanna Sandles of Coshocton died Sunday at one in the morning after a five year battle with consumption. She was 29, born in Illinois, lived in West Lafayette then Coshocton, clerking at Ransom's store. Survived by brother L W Sandes and sisters Mrs Margaret Smith and Mrs A Gerald Mayo. Funeral Tuesday at 1:30 pm at her residence, burial in South Lawn cemetery. Also reported: William Wallace Kinkead, aged over 70, Coshocton resident and Civil War veteran, died Saturday on Water Street. Funeral services were held today at 3 pm with interment. A six-year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Lingilliot died Sunday night at 12:30 am after typhoid fever. burial at Amity Church near Avondale Tuesday morning.

Nanna Sandles Locust Street Miss Sandles Denver Col Ransom Illinois West Lafayette Coshocton Miss Sondies Grace M. ©. Church L. W. Sandies St. Louis Margaret Smith Dennison A. Gerald Mayo Hoy Toland South Lawn Cemetery William Wallace Kinkead

President Roosevelt Views Naval Parade At Oyster Bay

Telegraph reports Roosevelt witnessed twenty one warships in four long columns from the veranda at Oyster Bay on August 17. A local game at Riverside Park saw the Hamiltons beat the Athletic club 8 to 7 with Ernest Smith outstanding for Athletics and Gail Hamilton highlighted as team manager.

Oyster Bay United States Navy Roosevelt Hamiltons Indians Athletic Club Riverside Park Ernest Smith Athletices Dave Burell Namibhons Wells Tish Shatter Craig Fountains

Personal notes from West Carlisle and vicinity

S F Chanry a prominent merchant of West Carlisle was in Coshoc t on Friday. Mrs A A Carnahan and children from Lexington U and Miss Lilian Roy from Avondale visit Mrs William Decker on Tower Avenue. S Douglass Waes of Wheeling visits Tlerhts residence. Will Marsh returns from Wheeling after staying with Wi and Mr Simith on North Fourth Street. Mrs Marsh and son Walter stay a few weeks. Prof Duramermuth and Mrs Duramermuth of Avondale attend the street fair. Mrs Menry l visits Mrs Recorated, Cott Mobtie of Strashi on business in the country from Cleveland. Vituch Gamblin at Sick List. H R Barcraft remains very sick with typhoid fever.

S. F. Chanry West Carlisle Coshoct A. A. Carnahan Rose and Arthur Lexington U Lilian and Tessie Roy Avondale William Decker Tower Avenue S. Douglass Waes Wheeling Tlerhts South Feurdyroth Will Marsh Simith North Fourth Street

Panama Canal Treaty Rejected by Colombian Senate

Telegraph reports from Washington and Bogota that the Panama canal treaty has been rejected by the Colombian senate. In San Francisco the official count lists 10,669 spectators for last night’s fight, with total receipts of 62,340 dollars and shares of 33,728 for Jeffries and 10,910 for Corbett.

Age Washington Minister Beaupre Bogota Columbian Senate San Francisco Jeffries Corbett

Fleet from Black Sea sails to Turkish waters

A four ship squadron of the Russian Black Sea fleet is ordered to sail for Turkish waters to press for prompt compliance with Russia's demands on Turkey. In Roscoe visiting Urbana residents Willard Brelsford and family, who will have Mr. Brelsford occupy Rev. Toland's pulpit at Grace M. church Sunday evening.

St. Petersburg Russia Turkey Roscoe Sev Willard Brelsford Urbana

Fire Causes Major Damage at Union Stock Yards

A late night blaze at the Union stock yards in Cincinnati caused sixty thousand dollars in damage. The fire started after midnight in a site where stock drivers slept and spread to Annex 1. Much livestock was moved to safety before the flames.

Tales Hota the Cincinnati Union Stock Yards Annex 1

Improvements on Residence of C. L. Cagsingham

T. da Montgomery will make improvements on the recently purchased residence of C. L. Cagsingham. While work is ongoing, Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery will reside for a few weeks with Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Toland on Ww alnnt street.

T. da Montgomery C. L. Cagsingham

Malford Aged Lady Ill at North Town Street Home

The elderly Malford is sick at the residence of her daughter Mrs. Anderson Reed on North Tonth Street.

Malford Anderson Reed North Tonth Streat

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