Coshocton Folks Seen In Cities Along Puget Sound
J M Compton of Coshocton writes from Washington state proposing a leave extension from the Philippines to March 1 and considering a western city. Chas B Compton travels via Portland en route to the Philippine Islands after a Summer with his father, visiting Olympia Tacoma and Seattle and noting weather and local people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Puget Sound
Chas B. Compton
Portland
Oregon
Philippine Islands
J. M. Compton
Washington
Philippines
Puget Soul
Olympia
Tacoma
Seattle
United
Tates
Son
Harry Moore
Aloa
Miss McNult
Liverpool
McClelland
Catonettis
Steckaehder
Mit
Shasta
Hood
Royal
John Brough Civic Leader and Ohio Governor
John Brough emerged as a prominent 19th century Ohio statesman and wartime governor. Born in Marietta, he pursued education at Athens College before entering public life. He won the governorship with a record majority during the Civil War era and died in 1865 in Cleveland.
Hill Incline Housing Views and Western City Life Reflections
A fragmentary letter describes steep cable car rises to the residence district with harbor and lake views. It mentions the Denver society belle nickname and lists Portlandbank closures, Portland and Astor settlements, and mixed populations including Chinese and halfbreeds. The writer signs off as Cc. HH. Compton.
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Syeul
C. A. Magydon
Levenge
Seatecare
Jinmanily
New York
Chicago
London
Pri
Cato
Shusapore
Praine
Denver Society
Ehorne Giltad
Boston
Coshocton
Swigerts
Neighbors Add To The Value Of Any Land
An edited college style play is described with dialogue and reflections on neighborly value. The piece names characters and places, referencing the Keene site and community figures while discussing moral and social questions within a town setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keene
George Maelwark
Community Betterment Through Grange and Church
The article extols living among upright neighbors and the value of social institutions. It highlights the Grange and Pomona Grange as avenues for civic service and wider social ties, and notes the church as a unifying force guiding moral community life for the common good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solly
Pomona
Otter
Haemony
Ows
Church
Canal funding advances threaten Cleveland to Dresden work
The state board of public works proposes a 50 000 dollar appropriation for canal improvements from Cleveland to Dresden and 500 000 for the Miami and Erie canal, with total needs around 350 000 000 to finish the project. Nearly 700 000 already spent. the canal stretches as far south as Akron and aims to clear the route to Dresden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganal
Perkins
State Board of Public Works
Lourd
Cleveland
Dresden
Dreston
Akron
Akrop
Dreeden
Pubie
Burglars Try at King's House
Reported attempted break in at the home of Albert on Toews street. An intruder entered the door and keys were tried to pry open. No injuries reported, intruders fled before entry was completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Toews Street
Kim Weste
Tian
Rams Blows Cause Death Near West Town
An elderly woman, Mrs Netheraw, died after a beating incident in a west town outbuilding. The tragedy arose when quarrel erupted during feeding chores, with injuries leading to her death seven weeks later. Authorities report the case as a fatal assault linked to a confinement event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershinag
Dee
Dacon Novheraw
Ines
Nether
Sore throat remedies warned against harsh home cures
A health note warns against blistering the neck with lamp oil or using foul fats or red flannel for sore throats. It condemns superstitions and emphasizes medical care using Tonsiline for quicker healing, noting prices of 25 and 50 cents at all druggists.
Educators Gather for Fourth Allied Educational Meeting in Columbus
Ohio educators from Ohio College Association Ohio Academy of Science and other groups prepare for the Fourth Annual Allied Educational Association meeting in Columbus December 26 27 28. The program for Elementary Teachers includes sessions on course of study hindrances to reading and environment with speakers from Ohio colleges and Normal schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Capitol
Ohio
Allied Educational Association
Columbus Bee
Ohio College Association
Ohio Academy of Science
Ohio School Improvement Federation
Central Ohio Schoolmaster’s Club
Ohio Speech Arts
Associaton of Ohio
The
Association of Elementary Teachers
Ohio Young Men's Chirotian Association
Ohio Kindergarten Association
Ohio State Association of Medical
Association of Elesientar
Meera
Palm
Tillie Laure
Harriett Lazarus
Columbus
Carrie Cowden
Akren
Anna i. Logan
Townshend
Great Southern Hotel
I. C. Minnith
Aio State Normal College
Oxford
Grace E. Makepeace
Cleveland
Laura F. Sheldon
Akron Normal School
Akron
Spring Street
Piqua
J. A. Shuvan
Elementiary
Hintersarlen Association
Mirs Vey Wheelock
Siegat Norant Af Hoston
Evan Harris Leads Knights In Local Lodge Officers
Evan Harris heads the Knights as the Canton lodge elected officers for the evening session. The list includes Commander Turils and Lieut. Commander George Boidenkircher with Chaplain Retzler and other posts filled by Ww. CG. Burton, Ross, Clemons, Gray, Miller, and Burners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan Harris
Knights
the & O. VW. M
Tuirls
CG. Burton
George Boidenkircher
Reevord
Teper
Hares Retzler
Ross
Wo. Grant
Clemons
G. Gray
G. A. Miller
Sentinel
Win, McCoy
Tedse Baur
Canton
Local Man Injured After Slip on Icy Oak Avenue
A man from Lee Deenpe slipped on the icy pavement along Oak Avenue while en route to a home, sustaining a slight arm injury. The injury is swollen and painful but not considered serious after initial treatment.
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Fall County
Oak Avenue
Lee Deenpe
New Fire Department Ready by January One
The public board announces the new fire department will be ready for business by January 4. Contractors Willians works to complete the station while teams prepare to ready equipment and uniforms. Needing careful progress, the project proceeds amid ongoing preparations for the ward’s new fire service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Osuter
Wilson
Willians
Chiiewags
Wandering Meteor Sighted Across Several States
A note from Cleveland Abbe requests local papers to publish accounts of a wandering meteor seen in multiple states. He lists potential sightings from New York Pennsylvania New Jersey Maitland Virginia and Delaware and asks readers to forward reports to the Weather Bureau station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Met
Department of Aerialty
Wiekington
New York
Dennsylvania
New Kreev
Maitland
Virginia
West Virginia
D.C
Cleveland
Mrs Lorenz Improves At Columbus Home
William Lorenz reports marked improvement in his wife Mrs Lorenz who has been confined near the State Hospital for the Insane. She eats and sleeps well and doctors express high hopes for eventual recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ater
Stole Wheat Near Keene Sparks Theft Probe
Sneak thieves tapped S R McCormick's wheat bins near Keene and took about 25 bushels over several nights. A peck of his distinctive wheat was found near a fence, spilled during a climb. McCormick plans to use bloodhounds to identify the culprit if more thefts occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. R. MccCormick
Keene
Me. McCormick
Lang Slips on Ice at Wake Shop Injures Shoulder
Henry Lang former proprietor now baker at Peoples Bakery slipped on icy street in alley behind the Wake shop Saturday about 5 am. He sustained a serious right shoulder injury and was taken home for medical care. Lang is over 60 and the accident marked the third such incident this week for bakery staff.
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Bcy
Henry Lang
Akers
F Peoples Bakery
Locust Street
Peoples Bakery
Mitchell
Wain Street
Warner Bradford
Park Hotel
Martin Barker
Paper on Trip Impresses Keene Readers
A reader from Ure waste out of the eemity praises a paper by Miss Nelle McCormelli titled An Eastern Tip, recounting a guest trip hosted by The Age last August. The writer notes the trip was highly engaging and valuable, calling Miss McCormicks’s article well written and charming.
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Keene
County Examiners Grant Certificate to Miss Mande Hall
West Lahiyelle resident Miss Mande Hall received a teaching certificate on Saturday after completing the Elementary Teachers Oxon on December 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mande Hall
West Lahiyelle
Monument Expected for 97th Regiment at Ridge
A proposal seeks a $2500 appropriation to erect a monument on Ridge County battlefield for the 7th Regiment. Committee members and backers, including Capt A Compton and Sen Crites, discuss the plan while inviting guests to Leighsinger-Beall wedding events and noting local social circles.
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A. Compton
Gav. Ihirris
Loybareer
Senetar Crites
Fairfield County
Compton
Dinner Party at Conesville Hosts Opened Week
Special to The Age reports Rev. and Mrs DD Carpenter hosted a dinner at Conesville with guests including Mr Aw Mis John Belt and Mrs Joe Danley. In Walhonding a Thursday afternoon gathering occurred as Potheettng and other operations were performed by Dr. Lawrence of Columbus assisted by Dr. Sands of Walhonding.
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Conesville Conessing Dee
Ss. Carpenter
John Belt
Ot Adams
Jills
Mise
al HL McCoy
Caer Thiarsday
Suess
Joe Danley
Tayard Walls
Ed. Watts
John Stanton
Eestor. Au
Walhondinge
Dr. Lawrence
Columbus
Sands
Walkonding
Meek company salesmen end convention with grand banquet
The Meek Company salesmen wrapped up their three day session with a rousing banquet at the Elks Club. About sixty guests attended as C. B. McCoy served as toastmaster while officers and directors joined the event. A Meek Company Salesmen Booster Club was formed during the gathering with H. A. Ferreira of Philadelphia as president and other officers from Ohio New York Rochester and Philadelphia. The revelry ended around 3 AM after a night of enthusiastic speeches and toasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meek Company
Elks* Club
C. B. MccCoy
Gen- Ueigen
Company
Herbert H. Bigelow
Saint Paul
BE. O- Selby
R. M. Temple
J. F. Meek
The
Great Industrial Organization
George M. Gray
L. E. Pratt
Frank B. Ponierene
J. L. Rue
McCurdy
Messrs
F. S. Townsend
F. J- Kristofek
L. O. Dawson
J. W. Preston
H. A. Ferreira
Philadelphia
J. F. Dodd
Oho
George 8. Holland
Ohio
Charles E' LaSer
Man From Dry Town Gets Damp
Two men pictured in Mayor Smith's court Saturday morning. George Lidy of Mitlersburg faced charges after wandering into wet territory and appearing on police court records. He once served as Holmes county deputy sheriff under W F Jordan. Fri day night he was found drunken on South Third street and charged by Chic Hapel. He vowed to return to Millersburg where salons do not tempt him. rank Hughes, a Civil War veteran from Dayton Solders' home, left for Pittsburg after a disturbance at the glass plant. He was ordered by Squire Wimmer to leave town in fifteen minutes and threatened to pursue Dennison.
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Smith
George Lidy
Mitlersburg
Holmes County
W. F. Jordan
South Third Street
Chic Hapel
Millersburg
Rank Hughes
Solders
Dayton
Pittsburg
Squire Wimmer
Dennison
Court House Remodel Progress With Kirk Push
Contractor S M L Williams pressures contractor R N Kirk to speed the court house remodel. Wagon loads of sand arrive and the upper building area nears plastering readiness. The north stairway is removed and iron work continues, with two and a half months left to finish before the new term begins March 2.
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Kirk
Court House
S. ML. Williams
R. N. Kirk
Stolen wagon load of fine corn investigated by Randies
C T Randies reported to The Age that a theft of 35 to 40 bushels of fine corn occurred Wednesday night. He kept two oil stocks near a basin and, aided by a two horse team, the thief took corn valued at about $22 at 55 cents a bushel. Randies has clues and expects possible grand jury action in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Randies
Age Office
Ar. Randies
Rand- Tey
Keene Institute Honors Finlay Officers and Talks
Keene Institute elected T. K. Finlay as president James L. Boyd as vice president O R Crawford as secretary with a slate including George Whittemore Mrs Ed Pomer Mrs S R McCormick and Judge Wolfe. The gathering featured a notable address by Melnuree of Arus Ingum coun ty urging profitable horse farming and praising the Morgan breed. Poultry show set for Killbuck during December 30 to January 4.
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Keene Institute
Finlay
T. K. Finlay
James L. Boyd
O. R. Crawford
George Whittemore
Ed. Pomer
S. R. McCormick
0. R. Crawford
Wolfe
Koend
Pon
Melnuree
Arus Ingum
Laura Porth
Coshocton
Deon Weeter
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Coshocton National Bank
Q. Baker
Strong
E. Pamerene
Directors
E. Co. Selby
W.W. R. Pomerene
H. Wilson
H. R. Mccurdy
W. A. Himebaugh
T. L. Montgomery
Algeska
Rishi
Mathy
Earlands
Caton
Italien
John Brough
Olio
Clovarnor Brough
Cugishium
Blennerhassett
Elsiention
Athens College
Marietta
Wriles
Republican Union
Danie
Toda Pou
Tiewe
Lori Daley
Ivy T
Usde
Oles
Rana
Gavin Woerrebo
Peter Gross
Nuith Twelfth Street
Mars
Weendsning
Kate Alamisten
Sleeck
Auloaance
Issias
Leighsinger-Beall
Earl
Beall
Man
Killbuck
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