1905 Local Burying Grounds Interments List
Oak Ridge and South Lawn cemeteries show 1905 interments with numerous names and ages across many dates from January to December. The record lists infant and adult deaths, re interments, and a single disinterment, noting varied ages and a large roster of individuals.
Art of B: A Clear Hey How Every 3
A brief item notes a notable piece titled Art of B focusing on a sequence or technique described as Hey How Every 3. The report highlights the work’s display context and artist, with emphasis on interpretation and reception within the gallery space.
Laxakola Tonic Tables Advertised For Skin Beauty
A Coshocton article promotes Laxakola Tonic Tables as a vegetable skin tonic to improve complexion and health. It claims it clears skin, enriches the blood, and aids digestion with a money back guarantee. Also includes a light note about a holiday joke involving a miniature Walter Wason and a drink request.
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Fullell
Anderson
Coshocton
Walter Wason
Joan
John
Vinol touted as stomach cure by local councilman
A local councilman Frankin of Frankfort Kentucky endorses Vinol as a stomach remedy, claiming it cured his dyspepsia and stomach troubles without oil or grease and restored appetite and strength. The advertisement urges Coshocton residents with weak digestion to try Vinol, noting it contains no drugs and is guaranteed by local druggist C. F. Anderson.
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Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Vinci
Franklin
C.F Anderson
Avery
Coshocton
Ander
Chamberlain
C. E. Anderson
C. Mr. Ferguson
Roscoe
Plainfield burials and notices in local cemetery
List of burial dates ages and names for Plainfield cemetery including Ignfin 17 Charles Stickrath 50 and others with April May June July and December entries. Jamaican Lady Speaks Highly of Chamberlains Cough Remedy crediting Mrs Michael Hart Kingston. John Cox arraigned for rape bound over to grand jury in 350 bond. unable to post bond returned to county jail.
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Oak Ridge
Carl Clendening
William King
Mary Peacock
Pearl B. Murphy
Blanche G. Tish
John Burt
John Hesket
John Mulgan
Neille Moffet
Mary E. Guenther
Ida M. Jacobs
James T. Hosclton
Mary A. Guedmer
Nancy Tubbs
Mary Purnell
William C. Dankworth
John Burns
Anguet
Rebecca Hay
John Spinner
Adelaide McManus
Albert Plint
Sarah
Carnahan
Robert Dorsey
Ruth A. Coe
J. W. Beard
Joseph Blackburn
Elizabeth St. John
Christena Lang
Caroline McCormick
Edward Wawthorne
Onk Ridge
J. K
Mary
P. W. Grevey
Louis Hentzy
Earle Smith
Lesie Hentzy
Edna Smith
Margaret Peoples
William Armstrong
Allie Holmes
Minnie B. Jones
John Tommy
Wm. Watkins
Charles Simimons
O. L. Cherk
Thos. McConnell
Mary Retzler
Wilbur Burton
Roxy Barcroft
W. Kellerman
FR. S. Collison
Mary Lacy
Angeline Rolfes
Irene Wessner
Edward Colopy
Carrie Binnerman
Myrtle Cox
Florence Hendricks
Plainfield
Charles Stickrath
Jan
T& Renton Peoples
Keb
Sophronia Hootmian
Benjamin Banks
Alexander Leslie
Thomas Dewitt
Luther Lawrence
Myrtle Buler
Charles Perry Taker
Isaac Mapel
Albert CG. Johnson
Chamberlain
Michael Hart
Kingston
Jamaica
West India Islands
C. FE. Anderson
C. M. Ferguson
Roscoe
John Cox
Squire Willams
Cox
Grant Seeks Congressional Seat in Ohio Election
In a Washington letter, Frank Gessner discusses J J Grant of Canton pursuing the seat held by Kennedy. Grant believes Canton Stark Mahoning and Niishil lion districts can unite for a convention win despite past defection in Massillon. The note cites Grant’s aim to represent a historic district with strong manufacturing valleys. The piece also touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a preventive for grip symptoms.
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Frank Gessner
Washington
J. J. Grant
Canton
Coshocton Elks
James J. Grant
Kennedy
Jim
McKinley
Grant
Ohio
Mahoning
Niishillion
Massillon
Huttington Wilson Named Pierce's Successor
The state department announced Huttington Wilson of Illinois, presently first secretary of the legation at Tokyo, as the successor to Mr. Pierce, third assistant secretary of state. Irvin B. Loughlin will be promoted to first secretary of legation at Tokyo.
Back Home First in Hale Arm Meek Returns After Half Century
Meek R. 8. Meek, a prominent Scotland Green county farmer, returns home for the first time in fifty one years. Born in Coshocton county he left Indiana to seek his fortune in the west and now visits his old home during the recent holidays. The piece notes changes and wonders at the passing years.
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Meek
Scotland
Green County
Indiana
Mr. Meek
Coshocton County
Hoosier
Howard Hopeful Faces US Supreme Court Chance
James Howard, confined in the county jail in Louisville, says the Kentucky and appellate rulings are upheld but trusts action by the United States Supreme Court and President Roosevelt. He maintains his innocence in the Goebel murder and expects allies to present facts to the president for intervention.
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Howard
Louisville
James Howard
Supreme Court
Kentucky Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Goebel
Snow Sweeps Over Colorado and New Mexico
A broad winter storm blankets southern and western Colorado with several inches of snow. Denver predicts a visit after mild weather as temperatures drop to zero in southern areas and mountains. New Mexico and regions to the Texas line report a general storm and severe cold with cattle and sheep suffering.
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Colorado
New Mexico
Denver
Texas Line
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