Robbery Incident Disturbs Bakersville Street Scene
A resident described as robbed in Bakersville fled onto Main Street where a scramble drew fifty onlookers. Police and Officer Courtright pursued the assailant through a alley, with witnesses noting coin bows and shouts near Fifth Street. Separate items list building permits and a new barber employed by Alex Rauberts.
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Bakersvile Vier
Poway
Main
Rarsom
Fifth
Oman
Une Aman
New Remedy for Stomach Troubles Promises Cure
EB Anderson offers Miona tablets as a guaranteed cure for digestive ills. The ad claims the remedy restores digestion, reduces weakness and nervousness, improves appetite, and allows eating without indigestion. Customer satisfaction is guaranteed with a refund if Miona fails to cure.
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C. EB. Anderson
Anderson
C.F. Anderson
Will Ehrich Becomes City Editor of The Age
Will Ehrich is named city editor of The Age. Frank Dellart, a popular city figure, becomes a reporter and William Bhitch is appointed city editor. Ehrich, a well known newspaper man from Ceshoctan county, has long been regarded a rising talent in journalism and is celebrated for his steady ascent within the paper.
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Will Ehrich
the Age
Ure Cdiroviad
Partitatt
Frank Dellart
Willian Bhitch
Ity
Me. Ehaeh
Ten
Ceshoctan
DeHart
Newark men summoned as witnesses in Coshocton murder trial
Mr C2 Watson of the repertorial platform for the American Tribune has been subpoenaed by the state for the Diberson Hughes murder trial at Coshocton on Monday. Attorney BL oP Meunard of Newark has also been subpoenaed to testify for the defense.
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C2. Watson
Dieverson-Hughes Amurdes
Coshocton
Meunard
Tits City
Nerah Ad
Good Roads Meeting Planned for City
The Good Roads Association announces a meeting to discuss delaying the city fall in this city. The session is set for March 3 at 2 o clock and aims to have vice presidents from the townships present along with interested members.
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Divades
Batioday Vareh
Ofelock
Ceul
Rumage Sale a Grand Success at Presbyterian Church
The rummage sale conducted by the Presbyterian church in the Misses Stewart's military store room closed with strong finances and leftover items donated to Adjutant Bimbley for future use. Miss Euduh Rippey leaves plifather Charles Helman to join Coshocton Machine Co. C. M. Edwards moves his household from Eighth Street to South Fourth Street.
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Presbyterian Church
Stewart
Adjutant Bilmsley
Eudhih Rippey
Charles Helman
Plifather
Coshocton Machine Co
Gasser
Hieman
Local notices mix with medical ads and business items
The column combines a union leader’s convention note in Brideport with medical ad copy for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and local business blurbs. It mentions Charles Darrow visiting a sister, a pneumonia warning, plumbing services from William Culner, and Tom Carton purchasing a new cab for Ingham livery. The fragmentary text also references Lola Te of Dover and Dr Charles Dover New Carlisle.
Otsego oil line advancement and local drilling update
Oil line progress connects Otsego field to Standard Oil main line via Bladensburg Cooperate Otsego and New Concord reducing transport costs. White Eyes Oil reports finish of No. 2 well on their lease with potential ten barrels daily. Nos. 1 shows promise. Colonist rail fares offered to western states at reduced rates through Sept 1. Tax reform notions prompt conscience funds for tax dodgers in Washington.
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Otsego
Standard Oil Company
Bladensbur
Cormine
Cooperate
New Concord
Be & O
Meee Drilling Company
White Eyes Oil Company
White Eyes Company
West Lafayette
WL & L
Utah
Colorado
Washington
Oregon
Montana
Idaho
British Columbia
J Davies
Stolen Bank Recovered Sunday After Heist
John Werland turned up at police headquarters Sunday afternoon with a Peoples' Bank and Trust safety bank found in the McDermott bottoms near the paper mill. The burst bank is believed to be the one stolen from a Brower block home about a week earlier. The incident followed reports of a dire city outbreak and local misfortune, with unrelated local business notices and a fire update from Columbus.
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John Werland
Peoples’ Tanking and Trust Company — Safety Banks
McDermott
Brower
Peoples’ Bank
Ill
Rose Bros. Announces Carpet and Flooring Expansion
ANSE BROS. 10 PUT IN CARPETS ANSE BROS. 10 PUT IN CARPETS so is announced today that Rose Bros. who recently purchased of Miss Emna Lee the property occupied by Ross Reed will completely remodel the building putting in a new front and otherwise improving it and at an early date expect to annex to their already big business the room now occupied by Ross Reed. The firm will put in an entire new line of goods carpets and rugs and hardwood floors. This latter industry is a new one for this city but parquetry and all sorts of hardwood flooring will be a feature of the business. A big line of rugs and carpets maltings etc will be added this spring. A big new line of fine furniture is now on the way and the firm is right in line with Greater Coshoeton.
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Rose Bros
Emna Lee
Ross Reed
Wii
Patti son governor likely to name new penitentiary warden
Columbus reports an undercurrent of talk that Gov Patti son will make long delayed appointments this week. Charles Lamberson of Coshocton is among top candidates for warden, with strong political chatter but no certainty.
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Columbus
Pattigon
Charles Lamberson
Coshocton
Knoff Sells Bicycle Business and Moves to Auto Repair
William Knoff sold his bicycle business to Mr. Nelson and will devote his efforts to automobile repairs. Smith's Meat Market relocated from Farmers' hotel basement to the Ricketts block on West Main in new quarters formerly used by Viton.
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William Knoff
Mr. Nelson
Smith’s Meat Market
Smith Meat Market
Farmers’ Hotel
Ricketts
West Main Street
Viton Company
Court House Sale Report In Lafayette Township
Court records show a sheriff sale of land in Lafayette township held Saturday by John Miller for 82.00, appraised at 271. Writ of partition issued in the Eves Shortr versus Louisa E Phillips case. Magruder as administrator cited a final account in the estate of John Beiver.
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Miller
Craig
Lafayette
John Miller
Eves Shortr
Louisa E. Phillips
CLT
Magruder
John Beiver
Three Cadets Die in Kenyon Delano Hall Fire
Gambier Ohio February 26 There is no explanation for the blaze that destroyed Delano hall at Kenyon Military academy The floors were oiled aiding rapid burning Cadets Winfield Scott Kunkle of Ashtabula J E Wenderson of Ridge Farm Indiana and James Fuller of Warren Ohio were found dead in the ruins The bodies of Fuller and Henderson lay together They were believed suffocated In hospitals in Cleveland Cadets Harry Barnes Lenox Baker residents of Cleveland were moved on cots to Cleveland hospitals Barnes improved J R Stearn burned feet jumped from the building and went home to Cincinnati Alexander W Walton of Cincinnati and Milan J Bartlett burned on the arms also left
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Cincinnati
Alexander W. Walton
Milan J. Bartlett
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the Fountain Dry Goods Co
Bakersville
Pod Rimmer
Cora Mauston
Alex Rauberts
Harper
Alex Jotatson
Culambas
Newark
C. M. Iidwards
South Fourth Street
Tom Lew
National
Tone Boews
United Mine Workers of Seeries
Dst
Brideport
Lewis
Warcoma
Patrick Dolan
Lndianapolis
Mira Charles Darrow
Sam Gein Y
Chienge
Chamberlain's Cough Beraeddy
Cr. J. Andersone
Oat Ciom
Pergersen
Dmg
Roscoe
Ohio
Walker & Lawrence
William Cunler
Priess
Wwf
Dr Watton
Lola Te
Dover
Charles Dover
Tom Carton
Ingham
Bladensburg
Corning
Federal Conscience Fund
Chicago
Herada
Wollister
Rocky Mountain
C.K Anderson
Masonic Temple
Ia Niwax
Anse Bros
Rippeth
Coronet
Pattison
Knoff
Hollister
C. EB Andersen
John Williams
Adams Street
Hollisters Rocky Mountain Tea
Court House
Kenyon Military Academy
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