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Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1905

Page

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Grim Death Ends Happy Holiday of Henry Carnes

Henry Carnes a popular young man in the city died suddenly at his North Water street home at 5 30 PM Thursday from a heart disease attack. He was last seen healthy and cheerful after bowling with friends on the Star alleys and had supper with his wife and two year old before collapsing. Funeral services are set for Sunday at 1 PM at the residence with burial in South Lawn cemetery.

Henry Carnes North Water Street Star Water Street South Lawn Cemetery

George Bell Killed By Westbound Train at Walnut Street Crossing

Foreman George Bell of section No. 24 on the Wheeling who lived on Water street was struck by westbound passenger train No. 3 at Walnut street crossing Thursday night. He died around midnight after being conscious to the end. He was 31 and survived by a wife. Funeral plans not announced.

George Bell Wheeling Water Street Walnut Street Bell Loughead Ian Mapel Wolfe Marshal

Alexander Bonham Found Dead Along West Carlisle Road

Alexander Bonham aged 67 a farmer from West Carlisle was found dead by the highway near his home on Thanksgiving evening. Authorities suspect heart failure and his body lay by the road. He lived in West Carlisle for years though his wife and son resided in Newark boarding house.

Alexander Bonhem Carlisle West Carlisle Alec Bonham Newark Miller Ithe

Manchurian Army in Open Revolt Reported

A Guardian correspondent reports Russia's Manchurian army now beyond officer control with a fierce mutiny breaking out. Warsaw announces the czarist decree abolishing martial law in Poland.

Warsaw Poland

Miners Arm Amputated After Sudden Blast Near Newcomerstown

Charles Rigle, a well known miner from Newcomerstown, lost his right arm from an accidental blasting cap misfire while preparing a blast on Thanksgiving Eve. He treated at a local physician and the arm was amputated near the shoulder. he remains seriously injured otherwise.

Charles Rigle Newcomerstown Xaing Otan

Grand Jury Finds No Indictments in Pierson Death

Vernon December 1 The grand jury reported no indictments against D E T fraternity members or Kenyon College students in connection with Piersons death. The jury agrees with the coroner that Pierson was tied to the track but cannot determine the guilty parties.

D. E. T. Fraternity Kenyon Col Pierson

Certification of Teachers Session Expanded

A note indicates that a number of teachers will advance to the certification session as part of ongoing credentialing efforts. The item underscores continued professional advancement for educators in the district.

Threat of Macedonians Ultimatum Raises War Fears

London reports from Sofia that the Macedonian committee has issued an ultimatum. It warns the powers must back a demonstration to avoid a declared plan to trigger a war between Turkey and Bulgaria. Bulgaria and Romania have an accord over Macedonia and may act if needed. The British foreign office is unsure of the coercion the powers will apply.

London Sofia Macedonian Committee Turkey Bulgaria Roumania Macedonia Nere Robert Ealletee Aes Tenirel Mavedoula

Elsie Janis to Star in Columbus Engagement at Sixth Street

The Columbus actress Elsie Janis arrives with her company at the Sixth Street theatre next week in what is billed as one of her final Columbus appearances before moving to New York for a new engagement. She is slated to earn a princely salary of 1000 dollars weekly for fifty weeks, a figure likened to a U S president’s earnings.

Elsie Janis Columbus Sixth Street Theatre New York United States

Fire Destroys Outhouse Behind Triplett Building

A fire at about one o clock Friday morning broke out at the rear of the Triplett building corner Fourth and Main streets. Firemen from hose cart No 1 found a blaze in an outhouse near a beer and traveling man who had just arrived from a train. The alarm was promptly sent and the fire extinguished with little damage. The origin remains a mystery.

Gas Escapes Endanger Two Men In Orchard Street Room

Ephc Cook of Plainfield and Willis Platt of this city narrowly escaped asphyxiation Thanksgiving night when a sickening gas smell woke Mrs Parrish in Orchard street rooms. Cook, a cornet player in the hyperla! band, and Platt, employed at Hunt Crawford Corrugated Paper, were saved by awakening.

Ephc Cook Plainfield Willis Platt Mr. Cook Mr. Platt Mrs. Parrish Orchard Street Mr.Cook Hunt-Crawford Corrugated Paper Company

Elks Lodge Memorial Service Set At Sixth Street Theatre

The Elks announce a Memorial services program to be held at the Sixth Street theatre this Sunday afternoon. Exalted Ruler Charles A. Lamberson and officers lead the ceremony with music from the quartette and guests including Hon. James J. Grant. The benediction honors P. P. DeHart who passed away in the lodge the past year, and a roster lists the departed members with dates from 1897 to 1905.

Elks Sixth Street Theatre Messra G. A. Hay Carl Herbig John H. Lang Mendelsohn Boffman Dawson Smith Shrigsey Mr. Thompson James J. Grant Joci Lodge P. P. DeHart J. C. Pomerene Wm. H. McCabe Frank C. Hay Charles EB. Spangler Edward M. Mortley R. A. Powelgon Houston H. Bostwick

Masked Couple Wins Skates at Park Event

Mrs Willard Hook and her partner won prizes for best masked couple at the Park event Thursday night. An accident during woodworking left Sawyer with loose front teeth after being struck in the mouth by a piece of wood.

Willard Hook Tink Beling

Mutiny Crushed Amid Russia Crisis at Sebastopol

Reports from St Petersburg describe a major mutiny being crushed at Sevastopol with factions loyal to the government claiming success. Financial panic follows, as deposits flee and bank liquidity wobbles amid fears of further industrial and political upheaval.

St. Petersburg Moobastopol Une Mae Mainder Sehmidt Count Witte Ava Russia Gene Louis XV Imperial Park Tsarskoe Selo St. Peterburg

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