Death of Mrs. Nancy Barrer a Coshocton Resident
Special correspondence from Marlboro reports the death of Mrs. Nancy Barrer, wife of Rev. Jas. Merrier, after a prolonged illness diagnosed as cancer. Born near New Moscow in March 1839, she leaves a husband, five children, five grandchildren, one great grandchild, and siblings. Funeral services were held Friday, with interment in Marthaore cemetery.
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Marlboro
Nancy
Barrer
Jas
Merrier
Harrier
Teed
Highand Wright
New Moscow
Coshoctonesand
Hermar Stare
Milvoro
Caghocton County
Minois
Kansas
Marriee Wee
Coshocton
Fev
J. B. Taylor
The
Christian Church of
Sebring
Ohio
Fev. Wiliame
Harper
Marthore Cemetery
Cook Supper at Hornet's Nest Club
Members of the Hornet's Nest Club gathered in the McManus building rooms for a social session featuring a roast coon dinner. The menu included roast, fried, stewed and belled coon with garnishments as part of the meal.
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Hornet's Nest Club
Bagzing
Nigel
Hii Hornets
Nebi Club
McManus
Tne
Notable Darwin scholar linked to moon origin theories
The article notes Profeaae George H Dacein and Professor Gieorge Howard Darwin with ties to early cosmology and origin of life studies. It mentions Darwin's focus on life origin and planetary development and references Plumian professor of astronomy at Cambridge, born Tonwen Kent 245. It also advertises remedies for GAS IN THE STOMACH and a travel fare for Toledo Ohio on a specific round trip in February.
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George H. Dacein
Gieorge
Howard Darwin
Rent Naturanit
Tate
Charles Dranwitt
Te Acentiie
World of Today
Tessa Nas Furl
Hfe Wutys Hale
Inter
Etter Darwin
Ph Lee Younger
Darwin
Tleinah Astonomer
Plumian
Cambridge University
Iss
Tonwen
Kent
High School Notes On Literary Programs And Activities
School notes list literary program entries with student names such as Nellie Brownfield and Don Porter Panyu solo. A trip for chemistry class is planned to Cass ingham mines with invited geology pupils. Girls basketball practice continues under manager Porter with aims for games Friday or Saturday evenings. Physiology will be taught this semester for the first time in four years.
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Alcyone
Voral
Nellie Brownfield
Morgia Wilkins
Larry Parrish
Flivilia Shipps
Don Porter
Panyu Solo
Edna Whiting
Mary Miller Piper
Lucile Shatter
Grant Lowery
Bernice Preston
Denon Olney
Peck
Cassingham Mines
Judge Maxwell to Sit in the Lingafelter Case
Newark Advocate reports Hon John T Maxwell of Millersburg will arrive Monday to try the Lingafelter cases with Judge Savard going to Millersburg. The State of Ohio vs Robert C Lingafetter indictments raise claims of bias and prejudice among local judges. The note adds unrelated medical advert content about Catarrh Cure and a 100 reward offer.
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John T. Maxwell
Newark
Newark Advocate
M. Larhson
Robert M. Campbell
Ashleod
John T Maxwell
Millersburg
Savard
State of Ohio
Robert C. Lingafetter
Clark
Juge Campbel
Ashland
Campbell
Ifdl
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Monster lemon grown in county quartet tall and heavy
A county garden reports a monster lemon measuring nearly four feet high with three fruit attached. One lemon is stated to have a circumference of eleven and three eighth inches. The unusual specimen is grown in West Lafayette Indiana.
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M. C. Jones
West Lafayette Indleator
Neighbors Nickname Jokes Over Park Hotel Clerk
A Park hotel head clerk reveals his name is Frank Neighbor and that Zach is a nickname from Newcomerstown. He explains five Franks named Neighbor caused a humorous misidentification as locals recalled the musical moniker Zach as a way to distinguish them.
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Gach
the Park Hotel
Zacharias
Zach Neigh
Bor
Zach
Newcommerstown
Frank
Record Cold Morning At South Lawn Cemetery
The Page thermometer at South Lawn cemetery read six degrees above zero at sunrise marking a cold morning though not the coldest this winter. The prior deep freeze reached two degrees, while recent Junelike warmth in the past weeks intensified the chill of this morning.
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South Lawn Cemetery
Hoboes invade South Zanesville. town marshals pursue
Residents report a band of hoboes distressing South Zanesville, pleading at homes for food and insults. A town marshal and deputies conducted a search Wednesday, but the tramps had left, leaving villagers fearful of possible violence.
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South
Zanesville
West Lafayette Indicator notes poor No. 3 record and delays
Trainmaster R J Lyle warns agents and engineers on No 3 that the schedule is often not met, with delays mainly at stations. He threatens to issue orders to leave stations after a time limit unless progress improves, urging coordination with express services to reduce time. An Old Coshoctonian mentions Addison Williams managing a medicine show in town.
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Adams
R. J. Lyle
Pittsburg
West Lafayette
Express
R. Jd. Lyle
Coshocton
Addison Williams
Milas,Mich
Reed Josephus relates cure for temple sore in Gant Missouri
The writer from Gant Missouri expresses thanks for a treatment that cured a long standing left temple sore. It itched burned and bled until after a period of five years the discharge ceased and healing followed. The account notes no relapse in ten years.
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S. S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Gas
Ada Gore
Gant
Josephus Reid
Armed Truth Emerges From Viadivostok Mutiny Standoff
Dispatches from Viadrostok reveal order in the fortress came from a tacit armed truce and removal of Cossacks rather than suppression of mutiny. The article notes calm in the city and questions whether amnesty petitions will calm or inflame tensions among mutineers. In Washington the house debates the railroad rate bill with Sibley of Pennsylvania delivering a lengthy critical speech.
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Viadivostok
St. Petersburg
Linevitel
Viamvostok
Pacithe
Superion
Washington
Sibley
Pennsylvania
Heave
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Chamberlain
C. N. Anderson
Qing and Hook
C. Mc Ferguson
Kinscoe
Judge Maxwell
Lingerfelter
Ayer
Sassy Tramp
C. KB. Andersson
M. Ferguson
Rasen, Ola
Suca
Panhandle
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Frank Deshon x
Office Boy” Theatre
Acock
New York
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