Bad Boy From Town and Valuables He Stole
Elmer Berdett a 14 year old Newcomerstown boy spent Monday night in county jail after breaking into Rose’s home and stealing 35 in cash and 334.50 in valuables. Police recovered 342.29, and Marshal Tidrick brought the boy to Squire Manner who bound him to the probate court for possible commitment to Lancaster Industrial School.
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Elmer Berdett
Newcomerstone
Elmer
Ben Bertett
Cleveland & Marietta
Newcomerstown
Sfather
Marshal Tidrick
Squire Manner
Lancaster
Miners Form Beneficial Association for Wreck Victims
A miners’ beneficial association provides sickness and accident benefits for members injured in Saturday’s wreck. Members earn thirteen weeks of benefits at a weekly rate, then 52.50 a week for another thirteen weeks if unable to work. About ninety five percent of Morgan Run miners are enrolled, with Wade County members recently joining. Robert McCormick serves as treasurer.
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Morgan Run
Wade Couny
Mmers
Robert McCormick
Stolen Horse Tale Tracks a Pennsylvania Boy
A 13 year old boy stole a white horse and buggy from Warren Liveryman Zackle and fled toward Newcomerstown and Coshocton. He was traced by Officer Maple to a Plains destination where the thief traded the horse for another. The boy then sold the harness and bags before riding off.
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Eakle
Warren
Newcomerstown
Henkle
Coshocton
Officer Maple
Saturday’s Wreck Victims Receive Broad Community Aid
Reports from Coshocton describe neighbors and country people rushing to aid the Saturday wreck’s uninjured and injured, with officials praising the city’s sympathetic, generous response. Other dispatches note developments on the Cherokee treaty, Senator Hayward’s condition, a new indoor bicycle record, Croker backing Bryan, Milwaukee’s city invitation debate, and mourning in Washington for Vice President Hobart.
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Coshocton
Cashocton
Nashville Boy Wins 48 Hour Bicycle Race in Kansas City
Repine of Nashville Tennessee won a 48 hour bicycle race that started in convention hall last Tuesday. He set a new 48 hour record covering 961 3 miles, earning 409 dollars and several prizes. Miller of Chicago challenged but accidents including punctured tire and broken crank cost him the lead.
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Kansas City
Repine
Nashville
Tenn
Convention Hall
Winnies
Charles W. Miller
Chicago
Julius
Miller
Lawson
Waller
Lingenfelder
Niederhoefer
Mammoth Texas Exhibit and Paris Expo Bits
Latagre Tera presents a giant Texan steer weighing 1700 pounds exhibited at a Paris exposition alongside the smallest male in the world. The Paris show, claims McHardy, features a three year old, 38 inch high steer reared on a Texas ranch. Philadelphia reports a failed plan to consolidate U S independents with major telegraph firms, undermined by key backers withdrawing support.
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Latagre
McHardy
Texas
Costly Oho Campaign and Samoa Pact Rejections
The excerpt notes the Oho Republican campaign spending 1 12327 dollars, the US declining an Anglo German Samoa partition, and plans for Admiral Dewey’s Chicago reception. It mentions bonds worth 81000 dollars, prison arrest in Ohio, and wartime transport changes. Also cites a joke from Collier’s Weekly about gifts to a husband.
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Mussulmans
Chicago
Admiral Dewey
United States
Samoa
Lhe
Coney Island Jockey Club
W. K. Vanderail
Arrvas
Washington
War Department
Pacific Coast
San Fabian
Lawton
Taguig
New Life Preserver Described by Ghent Inventor
Consul LeBert reports a Ghent citizen’s life saving collar tested in a Ghent swimming school. The device floats with head exposed, cannot capsize, and can be worn by a child of seven. It features a cork collar with outer diameter 164 inches and inner about five inches, weighing about 61 pounds and displacing roughly 12 quarts of water.
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Consel LeBert
Ghent
State Department
Washington
LeBert
Protest From Omaha Mass Meeting Seeks Roberts Unseating
A mass meeting at Kountz Memorial church in Omaha adopted resolutions urging the unseating of Utah Congressman William H. Roberts. Rev. Edward F. Trefz presided and religious leaders attended in strong numbers.
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Omaha
Omana
Neb
Kountz Memorial Church
William H. Roberts
Utah
Edward F. Trefz
Fine upland farm for sale in Coshocton County
For sale one of the finest upland farms in Monroe township east of Spring Mountain Coshocton County Ohio very productive with abundant timber and springs a 1500 tree peach orchard suited to shipping varieties and a history of good yields Will sell all or part on private terms or trade for smaller farm with cash or secured notes details through Co B McCoy Coshocton Ohio
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Coshocton County
Monroe Township
Spring Mountain
Co. B. McCoy
Coshocton
Ohio
The Age Local News Promotion
A promotional notice from The Age touts its county coverage and urges readers to subscribe for more local news. It emphasizes broad local reporting and county-wide access.
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