Escape at Seventh Street injures wagon crew
Wood, son of Joseph Wood, escaped injury after his wagon was struck by an afternoon passenger engine near the Wheeling and Lake Erie crossing on Seventh Street. The rear wheel of the first wagon and the tongue of the second were damaged. Wood was bruised but unharmed as horses ran to Kenilworth Avenue.
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As Wood
Joseph Wood
Wood
Seventh Street
Behd
Wheeling & Lake Erie Crossing
Kenilworth Avenue
Orange Street
Hickory Street
Coshocton Triumph Over Newark In Bowling Series Opener
Newark and Coshocton opened their Brunswick alleys series with Newark 576 and Coshocton 666 in the first game. In the second game Coshocton led 687 to 540 as Gasser and Schrenk posted top scores. The Coshocton squad finished strong with a 71 percent mark, Barrick at 148 and Kern again leading Coshocton with 172.
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All Stars of
Newark
Coshocton
Brunswick
Lowendick
Kern
Cospocton
Gasser
Schrenk
Barrick
Kern Es Coshacton
Scheidter
Simonds
Kiasser
Lowfendick
Coshawton
Hack
Carnes
Sehrenk
Abbott
T. L. Montgomery
No Decision Yet on Neuse Building at Sixth and Main
A weak draft of plans for the Neuse project at Sixth and Main faces delay as officials discuss options. Readers will be informed as soon as a decision is reached. town readers show interest amid uncertainty about the opera proposal and other notes.
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Wwe Arclusion
Informaivean
Anwisu
Seutiemen
STANDARD WORKS Added to Public Library Collection
The public library acquires numerous standard works including histories of sea power by Mahan and volumes on English literature from Chaucer to Tennyson. Titles include The Influence of Sea Power upon the French Revolution and Empire, The Life of Nelson, and four volume set edited by Thomas Humphry Ward.
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Chemstrr
W. Mattie
Filiams
Jack
Engisti
Neier Tiews
Matthew Arnedd
Thomas Humphry Ward
Chaucer
Deane
Ben Jonson
Dreden
Addison
Blake
Wordsworth
Tennyson
Frederick Roche Dies After Train Accident Near Flushing
Frederick Roche 34, brother of T C Roche, died Sunday night at Flushing hospital after a Friday injury on the Cleveland Lorain and Wheeling rail line. He fell from a train and lost both legs before being brought to Lie Hospital. Funeral services were held in Harrisville, Harrison county.
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Frederick Roche
T. C. Roche
Flushing
Roche
Cleveland,Lorain & Wheeling
Ruche
Blarrisville
Harrison County
Plead Not Guilty To Four Charges Against McConnell
Sheriff Hedge and Deputy McCullough arrested Anderson L McConnell on charges of an embarrassing nature filed by Miss Magette Stuffer. He pleaded not guilty at a hearing in Squire Maoner's court and was bound over in 300 dollars. he remained in jail after failing to post bond. Miss Stuffer resides at the county infirmary as a domestic.
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Hedge
McCullough
Wakatomika
Anderson L. McConnell
McConnell
Miss Stuffer
Wreck Train Called To Clear Derailed Cars
The Pin Wandle wreck train was sent to Conesville on Tuesday to clear two box cars derailed and crosswise on the tracks. The crew cleared the tracks and moved east before being recalled to place the travel spreader on the line. The gear had been derailed west of town where work on the double tracking is underway.
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fConesville
Iit
Here
Died in Zanesville Mass Evama Salstin Dies of Typhoid Fever
Mass Evama Salstin daughter of M and Mrs And Salpig of Franklin township died in Zanesville after three years employment there from typhoid fever on Thursday funeral services held Saturday with many relatives paying respects.
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Evama Salstin
Salpig
Franklin Township
Zanesville
Aren Ng
Fathet Rees
Nighiv
Tragic Hunting Accident Reported In Local Area
The article describes a accidental morning shooting during a hunt. Joseph Wook reportedly died after a firearm discharged while returning home. Doctors Frew and Stacy are noted, with Captain T. OW. Collier mentioned as a pestmaster and posteres PRET Ment providing support. The notice ends promising printing services at THE AGE office.
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Joseph Wook
Wie
Bath
Woot
Docturs
Frew
Stacy
Wheeling and Lake Erie May Tap West Virginia Coal Fields
Rumors from Toledo and Cleveland indicate the Wheeling and Lake Erie line plans a venture into West Virginia coal regions. Negotiations are said to be advancing, with asset transfers and a major survivor sale connected to the Zanesville and Ohio River property as part of reorganizing efforts. A Marietta route and ties to Zanesville, Deshocten, and surrounding areas are noted, while Wardwell and associates reportedly hold stakes amid coal industry moves. The Milwaukee oil and gas company raises capital to 50,000,000, aiming to operate across western county and eastern Licking with a daily gas output of about 3,000,000 cubic feet.
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Wheeling & Lake Erie
West Virginia
Sorf
Toledo
West
Recrviver
Zanes
Marietta
Threich Zinesville Amd
Deshocten
Enia
Winch
Virginia
Wheelie
Enie
Acrardmeteri
Vmiliwoerd Oil and Gas Company
Licking
Grocers Report Price Increases In City Stores
A leading grocer states that price changes are needed for provisions and city stores have raised costs. Potatoes now priced at 60 cents per bushel previously, six cakes of standard soap for 25 cents, and package coffee at 14 cents per pound. The grocer says these changes yield a fair profit margin and that shoppers will accept the higher prices.
Scale Committee Sees Changes In Mine Workers Local
H Sullivan, noted city resident and newly named vice president of the United Mine Workers of Ohio, retains a seat on the scale committee after the Indianapolis convention. The vacancy in district five arises as TL Lewis becomes National president. no candidates have yet emerged. A Mass at Sacred Heart was held Friday morning conducted by Father Boiss with burial in the cemetery and many friends of the late gate man in attendance.
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H. Sullivan
United Mine Workers of Ohio
Indianapolis
Vale
Ofwil Gist
Sifth
TL Lewis
National
Tie
Church of the Sacred Heart
Father Boiss
Old men, local figures, and a state senator visit Coshocton
In Lafat Township and nearby areas, elderly residents like Mr. Fliraguier and Mr. West are noted amid local events. State Senator Joseph L. Myers traveled from Columbus to Coshocton to spend Sunday, claiming a train ride offer a reasonable outing while the walk proved not bad.
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Sds West
Fliraguier
Lafat
Waest
West
Square West
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Abert West
Joseph L. Myers
Columbus
Coshocton
Cow Turns Hydrant Water On to Quench Thirst
A William Parson cow at 192 Chestnut street is seen drinking from a hydrant after the animal dexterously turns the hydrant valve. Witness Bert McKee noted the act and the cow’s owner must be identified. The story, printed as a local curiosity, claims authenticity despite skepticism. The cow leaves the hydrant running after drinking.
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Bert
Meee
William Parson
Chestnut Street
Mr. McKee
Wifords
McKee
Thomases
Ohio
Freak of Nature
Gire
First Court Cases Involving Trespass And Imprisonment
Clerk records two cases in which plaintiffs sue for trespass and costs. One plaintiff fails to appear as directed. The second case involves Joseph Roberts suing William Whittier for false imprisonment and trespass. The docket lists names of local residents and a notice to announce advertisement dates.
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Wright Warner
Walliams
Joseph Roberts
William Whittier
Ito
Mary Fry Returns to City After Disguised Work as Young Man
Mary Fry, known as Barnhill Mary, has returned to the city from Tuscarora after posing as a dapper boy to feed press labor. She was seen in Union County and described by the Dennison Telegraph as attracting wide curiosity from travelers aboard a Pan Handle train, with many seeking a look at her.
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Mary Fry
Barnhill
Tuscarora
Mary
Coshucton
Farmers
Hawkins
Onve
Cora Murray
George Murray
Ubrichsville
Dennison Peregraph
Mmany
Newcomerstown Man Wins 6000 Verdict Against Pennsylvania Co
W H Smith, a Newcomerstown resident, sued a Pennsylvania company for 220000 over injuries from a railroad incident. A jury in common pleas court returned a 6000 verdict after Judge Maxwell had instructed them. Smith, employed by the Panhandle line, was riding a travel spreader when he was thrown and suffered numerous injuries including lacerations and bruises.
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W.H. Smith
Newcomerstown
Pennsylvania Company
Common Pleas Court
Maxwell
Alt
McDermott
Smith
Paniande Line
Meeting on Main Street Bridge Project Plans
Senators Myers and others will discuss the Main Street Bridge project Friday evening at the pidmieders meeting place. The purpose is to review state aid and for Myers to answer questions about a pact to allow the commissioners to levy taxes to land the private.
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Des Pa Miers
Qad
Ned Ie
Handy Atlas offer from The Age Printery
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AGE
Rand McNally
United States
Dominion of Canada
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