Coshocton Plans Summer Chautauqua Run by Local Men
A Coshocton meeting in Dr. McCurdy’s office appointed a committee to launch a Chautauqua next summer led by local organizers. Prof Tarr will handle talent selection for a share of net profits, and local stock sales aim to fund the event.
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Coshocton
IF. KR. McCurdy
T. L. Montgomery
Messrs
D. HW. Hornley
H. R. McCurdy
R. H W. Mills
Chautauqua
Prof. Tarr
Reminiscences of McKinley Banquet in Cleveland
The Tippe Canoe Club of Cleveland hosts McKinley day banquet with Governor Andrew J. Harris as toastmaster. The event honors William McKinley with remarks on his presidency and public service.
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Governor Harris
Tippecanoe Club
Cleveland
Andrew J. Harris
Antrope
Renatoveyert Waikua Yido Smith
Seth Topipe Tor Meran
Hay
Govermtor Trazo McKinley
Engineer Perkins Visited Town For Public Works Meeting
Engineer Perkins arrived to review the Columbus contract bids including the John N. Eisener bridge and paving project. The meeting set for Friday morning will finalize the contracts and confirm bids while officials discuss the Kissner contract and related work with local officials.
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Caumbus
John N. Eisener
Npw
Periine
Ecpr
Pendpmes
Kissner
Per.kins
Wooa Himebaugh
Cat Returns Home After Ad In The Age
A handsome Persian cat owned by Mr. Herbs in Boston disappeared for weeks. An advertisement in The Age led to a finder who had been scanning the paper for the owner. The cat was returned to its home and likely learned to stay at home.
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Herbs
Boston
Neegie
Thaw Trial Sees Two New Jurors Sworn In
New York Jan 10 Harry K Thaw trial proceeds with 46 jurors questioned after exhausting an original panel of 200 and 18 called from 160 summoned. Two new jurors Denney and Walker sworn amid Thaw’s counsel’s favorable reception. Walker’s prior ties surface as defense aims for an impartial verdict. The Thaw family cluster and Mrs Thaw interact in the gallery as proceedings continue.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Mead
Johnny
Dennee
T.oo Sears
New Orleans
David Wo Walk
John Drishet Walker Tha
Denince
Walker
Talesmen
Denner
Vathers
Distrien Jatter
Tome Beyer
Jiaw Fami
William Thaw
Harry Thaw
Yarmouth
Mra Thaw
Milas May MacKensie
Bank To Conduct Another Contest
A bank announces plans to hold another contest overseen by executive staff and aided by internal committees. The initiative aims to engage participants across departments and attract broader attention from directors and the public.
Fractured OCR Tale of a Patient's December Illness
An OCR reading recounts a hospital patient’s December illness and later recovery from a bronchial condition. It notes the author had a talus episode and a Christmas time event, with the story mentioning courage and danger during treatment.
Building Permit Notice on Lee Avenue Project
A building permit has been issued for a project on Lee Avenue. The work involves a two story addition for a residence and related safety inspections. No further details on applicant or exact dates are provided in the readable text.
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Ga &Eam
Amy Dovice
Lee Avenue
Rabbits Provocation Notice From Ohio Farm
A farm in Coshocton County Ohio receives a hostile letter from Mr and Mrs Wu threatening to kill rabbits on the property if they are not removed. The notice requests the game warden authorities to intervene and remove the rabbits from the premises.
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Frederick
Ty Coshocton
Shire of
Ohio
Fem
Explosive Mine Disaster Wrecks Stuart Shaft Trapping Many
A massive explosion at the Stuart mine near Fayetteville traps 80 or more workers 600 feet underground. Rescue teams fight debris and rising gas as officials confirm no chance of survivors. casualties described as heavy with many families affected.
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Charleston
W. VI
Hunt
Stuart
Fayetteville
Baird
Gece
Mimourea
Samuel
Fire briefly threatens Grange Street home alarm
Fire broke out in the rear of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Robson on Grange street just after nine on Tuesday night. Mr. Robson extinguished the blaze with a rug and water, suffering minor burns to his fingers, while Mrs. Robson was away calling. The fire started from a lintel or drapery and spread to the mantel and brickwork before being contained.
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Henry Robson
Grange Street
Robson
Mr. Robson
Mr. Roba
Ascene
Ebal Ktove
Rohwon
Making Changes at Drug Store in Smith's
Jeel Richards began renovations at Smith's drug store but front floor and shelf work paused due to weather. Plans include low shelves and a door between front and back rooms, with a second door at the back of the counter. Reports also mention a former Newcomerstown youth, George Crawford, who allegedly lost both legs in a railway incident near Quaker City, though details remain unclear.
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Jeel Richards
Smith's
Tru
Ile
Newcomerstown
George Crawford
Quaker City
Cambidee
Pather
Wreck at Isleta Ties Up Rail Lines and Delays Trains
A freight wreck near Isleta badly damaged two locomotives and blocks both tracks. The Dennison wreck train, en route to Trinway to replace a derailed car, was involved as a freight engine pulled from a siding. Passenger trains No. 10 and BF 4, 459 were delayed due to the disruption on the division of the Pennsylvania railroad.
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Anpeed
Dennison
Trinway
Columbus
Newcomerstown
Aly
Treight Trang
Tim
Parsylvenia Imen
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