Coshocton Mill Brings In New Supervisors This Week
Foundations laid for the big engine and railroad trackage as Coshocton rolling mill nears finishing. Superintendent Ward and Chief Engineer Davis move from Atlanta to Coshocton with families, expected by Friday or Saturday. The plant will receive heavy machinery soon, the floors will be concrete and cast iron plates, and crews push toward an early operation date.
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Coshocton
William E.ward
John R. Davis
Atlanta
Indiana
Beard
Mul
E. E.erikson
Pittsburg
Tips of his fingers in tin cutter accident
Walter McGinnis suffered a painful but not serious injury while using a tin cutter on Tuesday. Two fingertips were cut by the knife after contact with the blade. Dr Marshall treated the wounds. McGinnis boards with J T Foster on Bank Street. his parents live at West Bedford.
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Walter McGinnis
Doctor Marshall
McGinnis
J.T. Foster
Bank Street
West Bedford
Death of FiveYearOld From Scarlet Fever
Frank Parks aged five, son of James Parks of 125 South Water Street, died Monday evening of scarlet fever after illness starting Friday. Interment occurred Tuesday at South Lawn. Dr Foster reports no new cases for several days and notes other patients in the city are recovering.
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Frank Parks
James Parks
South , Water Street
South Lawn
Foster
NOT UNTIL JANUARY Bishop appointment delayed in Rome dispatch
A Rome dispatch says the Catholic diocesan bishop vacancy after Bishop Watterson will not be filled this week as expected. The matter and the Indianapolis and Savannah appointments were postponed and the vacancy likely will be filled in January. An accompanying note mentions a personal illness and a medical cure advertisement.
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Watterson
Rome
Indianapolis
Savannah
Coshocton Missing From Regional Telephone Tale
A fragmented passage touts Guernsey county telephone reach with wide area service and Coshocton’s omission noted. It claims Coshocton exchange links many towns and farmers to the county seat, while business and residential users remain largely on file with the company. A minor ad fragment promotes DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve for piles and skin issues.
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Lars
Cambridge Sun
Guernsey
Coshocton
British Retreat at Magersfontein Shocks London
London papers seize on Methuen’s retreat to Modder River as a grave crisis of the war. Descriptions from Meyersfontein recount brutal trenches, high casualties, and a costly check that may require added reinforcements and new colonial aid.
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London
Julian Ralph
Mazersfontein
Bail
Meyersfontein
Modder River
Guards
Gordon Highlanders
Wauchope
Marquess of Winchester
Coldstream Guards
Downham
Black Watch
Boer Rifles
Lord Methuen
Magersfontein
Mormins Post
Europe
Methuen
Forestier- Walker
Cape Town
Four Killed in Jersey Central Collision Near Laurus
Four men killed in a rear collision between Jersey Central eastbound passenger No 13 from Easton and an eastbound coal train near Laurus. Victims Engineer Fred F Yeomans Tireman William H Smith Baggagemaster Thomas Herth of Easton and Flagman George Hann of Bergen. Bodies not recovered. wreck fire consumed engine, smacker, and baggage car.
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Allentown
Jersey Central Railroad
Laurus
Fred F. Yeomans
William H. Smith
Thomas Herth
Easton
George Hann
Bergen
N. J
Washington House Votes Holiday Recess Amid Debate
Washington reports show the House adopted a holiday recess from December 20 to January 3. Speaker Payne argued Washington would back keeping business moving, while Richardson urged ad journment for memorial events. Separate items note Senate committee reassignments, currency debate activity, Washington memorial preparations, treasury balance figures, and a robbery in Vanceburg Kentucky.
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Washington
House
Richardson
Washington Memorial
Mrr. Payne
George Washington
Appeal Refused in Investors' Trust Receiver bid
Philadelphia December 14 appeals in a United States district court sought to declare Investors' Trust officials involuntary bankrupts and appoint a receiver for deposits totaling 800. Judge McPherson set aside the appeal noting balances are in reliable banks and protected by attachments. The Investors' Trust resembled the Franklin Syndicate of Brooklyn. officials disappeared two weeks ago after exposure.
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Philadelphia
United States District Court
Investors’ Trust
McPherson
Franklin Syndicate
Brooklyn
Market Reports From Cleveland Buffalo and Beyond
Market notes show cattle prices steady to high across regions with no 2 red wheat and mixed corn futures. In Cleveland and Buffalo markets buyers posted varying prices for cattle calves sheep hogs and grains reflecting size and quality differences across consignments.
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Clevelard
New York
Cincinnati
Major March wins Cervantes engagement in Tilad mountains
In December actions around Cervantes unfold as Major March with 300 men attacks 3,000-strong Pilar forces. Pilar falls at front, nine Americans wounded, others retreat. March strengthens his position, ferries supplies, and moves down to Cervantes with 131 troops and 25 mounted men. News from Washington reports naval operations in Luzon with mixed outcomes and capitulations including Tirona surrender.
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Nueva Viscaya
Concepcion
Cers
Cayan
Legui
Cervantes
March
Washington
Luzon
Watson
Vite
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Kaiser
Lalong
Young
Tirona
Aparri
Cagayan
McCalla
Newark
Jec
Princeton
Helena
Ammunitien
Otis
Batchelor
Engana
Boers Well Prepared In Transvaal War Talk
Genster Schacht and a Johannesburg party arriving in New York from the Transvaal claim Boers have long prepared for war with cannons rifles and 300 pieces of artillery. Schacht says Boers know every foot of the country, have drafted many for service, and have confiscated horses and fodder while foreigners suffer.
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Genster Schacht
Johannesburg
New York
Transvaal
St. Paul
Gustav Schacht
Orange Free State
Natal
Courar
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