Fire Hits Park Hotel and Syndicate Store in Coshocton
A devastating early morning blaze at the American Auction Syndicate stores and Park Hotel ruins the buildings and furnishings, with losses estimated between 30 000 and 50 000 dollars. Guests escape with aid from local volunteers and hotel clerks Zach Neighbor and James Hagans. No fatalities reported. many tenants use nearby facilities as temporary lodging.
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American Auction Syndicate
Park Hotel
Coshocton
Syndicate
Zugschwert
Zugsehwert
Zach Neighbor
James Hagans
Neighbor
F. Chariton
Philadelphia
A. Harbon
Washington
Cincinnati
H. S. Herger
Buffalo
Lewis Reichle
Detroit
W. L. White
Cleveland
C. Cogan
Chicago
T. R. Powell
Canton
Wilcof
Max Harmon
Columbus
F. L. Evans
Zanesville
Mecca
Cook
Recorder Mortley
Ricketts’ Hardware
Roscoe Eyes Great Water Power Project
Ohio State Board of Public Works members visited Roscoe to study its water power potential. Officials discussed a possible private syndicate led by the Appleyard group plan to build power houses and convert Walhonding and Tuscarawas waters into electricity for Eastern Ohio rail lines. A public meeting was held at the Empire hotel before the delegation departed for Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe
Ohio State Board of Public Works
Messrs
C. A. Goddard
Portsmouth
W. G. Johnson
Akron
William Kirtier
Defience
Charles
State Board
Walhonding
Tuscarawas
Ohio
Great Appleyard Syndicate
Empire Hotel
Cleveland
Real estate deals in West Lafayette and South Sixth Street
Dr. Bendure, a real estate man, sold the Dr. Shaffer property in West Lafayette and the Thomas Clark property on South Sixth Street on Monday.
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Dr. Bendure
Dr. Shaffer
West Lafayette
Thos. Clark
South Sixth Street
City Council Adopts Denomination Plan for Chestnut Street Outlet
At the meeting the council reviewed a memo on a sewer outlet project and assigned the city solicitor to start condemnation proceedings against the McDowell property owner on Chestnut Street to secure a right of way along Twelfth Street. The clerk will report status at the next session as part of ongoing business.
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Fe Valley
Powelson
Tish
McDowell
Chestnut Street
Twelfth Street
Still Pondo
Regul Ons
Sion
Weisner
McCormick
Brink
Shaw
Zugschwert
Pharion
Ritchie
Carneste
Tenth and
Orange Streets
Board of Health
Hamilton
Coshocton Iron Company
Reed
Coshocton Typographical Union
Himebaugh
Righ
Mr. Pharion
Haight
Mesers
Tish, Brink and Powelson
Coshocton
J. A Compton
Boston Piano Company
Orchard
Adams Streets
Piano Company
Twelfth Streets
Wimmer
Heskett
Hso
William Schaich
Council
Senators Debate Trust Legislation and Indian Affairs Probe
Washington notes discuss the new department of commerce as a landmark, trust opposition from big firms, and Hearst hereditary interest in Seneca Indians. A bill to allow free postage for blind reading matter passes committee. Alaska statehood and westward expansion prompt frontier talk. County council in Coshocton politics tackle typhus ponds, library plans, and city scales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Commerce
Knute Nelson
Minesota
W. DP. Hep
Burn of Lawn
Nelson
Senate
Department
Hear
Committee On Indian Affairs
New York
Host
Senator Platt
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Boutell
Tinois
Committee On Post
United States
Fll
Bilt Maaey
New Mexico
Arizona
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Aldrich
Senator Wansbrough
North Dakota
Alaska
Hansbroneh
Tuehle
Adaskattl
Mason
Seoator Platt
Henvy
Congress
Justice
Law Department
Arthur W. Dunn
Die press adds one on its victims
Fred Courson, a Meek & Epoch lower plant employee, lost his right thumb when a die press gripped it while operating a newly installed machine. The thumb was amputated at the first joint after treatment by Dr. E. C. Carr. Courson will be out of work for several days due to the injury.
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Court House
Louis Ricchie
Detroit
Mr. Reichle
Court End
Massilon
Jie
Movar
Landlord Ball
Ball
Smith Building
T. B Cook
Cleveland
Cook
W. Snyder
Mr. Snyder
Fred Courson
Meek & Epoch Company
E. C. Carr
Courson
Nine Citizens Die in January Mortality Report
The January mortality report filed with the board of health lists nine deaths. Argell Hoop, 36 days, pneumonia. Jennie Carpenter, 46, stomach trouble. Martha J Johnson, 83. Charles Barcus, 25, exhaustion. J M Gledhill, 64, heart exhaustion. Annetta Bryant, 80, Bright's disease. Margaret Casey, 73, apoplexy. Arthur Casey, 83, old age.
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Board of Health
Argell L. Hoop
Jennie Carpenter
Martha J. Johnson
Charles Barcus
J. M. Gledhill
Annetta Bryant
Bright
Margaret Casey
Arthur Casey
British protocol accepted as arbitration path advances
Washington reports Acting for Britain Mr Bowen formally accepted the British protocol after submitting the preferential treatment question to The Hague for arbitration. Germany and Italy revise their conventions to conform to the British plan, with drafts pending final agreement and optimism from Bowen that negotiators back the move.
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Washington
Fort I
Venezuela
Bowen
Hague Court For Arbitration
Germany
Italy
London Foreign Office
Castro
Baron Speck von Starnberg
Mayor Des Planches
Lne
Assailant Attacks Mate Then Dies in Steam Shears Incident
In Wheeling West Virginia on February 11 David Richards aged 35 a Whitaker iron mill worker attacked Joseph Clem 25 a rougher with a pair of tongs and severed his own head in the steam shears. Clem survives. Water tube boilers are now built to withstand 350 pounds per square inch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Va
David Richards
Whitaker Iron Mil
Joseph Clem
Clem
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Hunery
Spriggs & Ball
W. A. Mizer
T. H. Elliott
Alfred Peck
Boyd & McConnell
Boyd o~McConnell
Decker
J. P. Zerbe
Ed. Shave
Zerbeara
Samaritans
James Glenn
Mr. Glenn
George Leighton
The
Empire
J. I. Rose
Seneca Indians OF
Moay
Capitol
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