38 000 000 Of Personal Tax In The County
County Auditor Lamberson has completed the abstract of personal property in Coshocton County. Totals show values for horses cattle sheep hogs carriages watches pianos and organs male and female dogs and other property, with a grand total of 4 834 906 in property subject to tax excluding per capita dog tax. A Woman's Back is a notice for Dodd's Kidney Pills citing Mrs Chalker of Dublin Michigan reporting relief from back pain after use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamberson
City of
Coshocton
Dublin
Mich
Fred Chatker
Dodd
Chalke
Mob Attacks Sheriff and Hangs Black Suspect in Alabama
A mob of about fifty from Larkinsville abducted Anderson Diggs from Scottsboro jail, took him to the woods and fatally harmed him. Sheriff D O Austin was struck down and his keys taken as the mob warned others not to follow. Diggs had been jailed after hurting a white woman, with officials seeking his fate.
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Scottsboro
Ala
Larkinsville
Anderson Diggs
D. O. Austin
Diggs
Eagle Struggles With Man In Lucernville Incident
P A Dill of Lucernville Ohio recounted a fierce encounter with a large four foot eagle on a wood road. Dill, armed with an ax, fought the bird after it attacked with claws and he sustained deep lacerations to face and hands before killing the eagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Dill
Lucernville, O
Masonic Picnic Planned at Epworth Grounds Bethesda
The Masons of Marnesville announce a grand picnic on July 22 at Epworth association grounds in Bethesda. Open to Masons families and friends with nearby lodge brethren invited. Bellaire band to accompany delegates. Project aims to make the outing annual, with future dates to be set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masons
Marnesville
Epworth Association
Bethesda
Bellaire
Palestine's Pottery Accepts Six Kiln Project At Meeting
At a citizens mass meeting in Palestine's Pottery East Palestine the community accepts a proposition to build a six kiln pottery. The site is already donated and a bonus of ten thousand dollars will be raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
East Palestine
Picnic at old Welling farm near West Bedford
J M Welling and family of Chicago and R H Tredway and family of Roscoe visited the old Welling farm near West Bedford last Wednesday and called on friends in the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J M Welling
Chicago
R H Tredway
Roscoe
Welling
West Bedford
Trades Assembly selects Bass Island for July picnic
At Baas Island the Tuscarawas County Trades Assembly met in New Philadelphia and chose Bass Island as the site for their union labor picnic on July 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baas Island
Tuscarawas County Trades Assembly
New Philadelphia
Bass Island
Encroachment on Man's Rights: Socks with Garters Trend
Telegraph dispatch reports New York society embracing a fad of wearing men's silk garters with prolonged 18 inch socks. Fashion originates in Paris and spreads via Fifth Avenue shops to seminary girls and summer resorts. Womens socks feature white or black embroidery and lace, paired with standard male garters, provoking public comment on propriety and style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James
Fifth Avenue
Paris
Kott
Fifty Years of Happiness in Married Life in Coshocton
Frank Kane and Julia H Baker marked their golden wedding on June 30, 1853 in Richfield New York as relatives and friends gathered at their Vine street home Coshocton to honor eighty guests. gifts totaled 71 dollars in gold along with keepsakes and readings from Sarah Kane and others.
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Coshocton
Frank Kane
Vine Street
Kane
Frankié and
Julia H Baker
Richfield
Otsego County
New York
Charles S Kane
3. C. Suits
Barberton
Belling Ag
Rebekah Lodge
Ella Kline
New Philadelphia
Alta Rausch
Tuscarawas
Roy Baxter
East Liverpool
J. C. Suits
W. Merrell
Newcomerstown
Herbert McDonald
Pekahs
Fairey Connerty
Doctor showcases twenty dollar gold coin buttons on coat
Dr. Cooper’s money show draws crowds as he wears a Prince Albert coat with genuine twenty dollar gold pieces set as buttons worth $260. Ten dollar buttons adorn his sleeves while the display draws a furore on the streets Tuesday night. Mrs Veneman hosts a seventy seventh birthday dinner with family at her South Eighth street home.
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Dr. Cooper
Third and
Walnut
Prince Albert
A. Veneman
South Eighth Street
Mrs Veneman
John Robson
William Seward
Pearl
Lulu
Cora Seward
Fred McDonald
John
Will Veneman
June sees surge in marriage licenses and divorces
In Coshocton County Judge Donley issued thirty seven marriage licenses in June. Seventeen involved at least one Coshocton resident. two licenses went to Roscoe couples. July and subsequent months may ease as marriages and divorces rise in June, the peak for the year.
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Donley
Coshocton
Roscoe
Changes in Star Routes or Rural Free Delivery Contracts
New four year contracts place G W Lane on the Coshocton to Plainfield route at 480 dollars annually, succeeding George W Marlatt. Charles Robinson takes the New Moscow to Coshocton route at 544 dollars, replacing J W Corder. Thomas F Landis remains on Coshocton to West Bedford at 600 dollars, a notable rise. H Z Patterson becomes Clark Coshocton carrier at 700 dollars, succeeding Frank S Ripley. Hamilton Young continues Wills Creek at 395 dollars per year under the new terms. All carriers to provide service under the rural free delivery style schedule.
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Star
Coshocton
Plainfield
G. W. Lane
George W. Marlatt
Mr. Lane
New Moscow
Charles Robinson
J. W. Corder
Thomas F. Landis
West Bedford
A Hz. Patterson
Clark
Clark-Coshocton
Frank S. Ripley
Hamilton Young
Wills Creek
Auto Speed Charge Targets Karl Hinig in City
Officer Haines seeks charges against Karl Hinig for speeding on Tuesday night. Mayor Rinner weighs the case as residents claim the move is spite against Officer Bud Johnston who rode with Hinig. Johnston says he had never driven the car and found the speed not dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haines
Karl Hinig
Rinner
Bud Johnston
Mr. Hinig
Chestnut Street
Johnston
Hinig
Nuptial Magnet: Kinney and Martter Wed at Sacred Heart
James Kinney and Cora F. Martter were united in marriage by Rev. Father Synan at Sacred Heart church on Wednesday. The ceremony drew many friends and relatives as Miss Agnes Ingham played the wedding march. Best man John McDowell and bridesmaid Margaret Kinney supported the couple who plan a Columbus honeymoon and August housekeeping. Mrs Kinney will keep her forelady position at the Martter cigar factory.
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James Kinney
Cora F. Martter
Father Synan
Sacred Heart Church
Agnes Ingham
Margaret Kinney
John McDowell
Norwalk
Columbus
Kinney
Martter Cigar Factory
Miona Dyspepsia Remedy Praised by Coshocton Druggist
Mr. Anderson, Coshocton druggist, extols Miona as a cure for dyspepsia and digestion issues. He offers a 50 cent deposit and money-back guarantee, citing strong sample turnout and rapid sales growth as proof of its merit.
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Mr. Anderson
Cosbocton
Anderson
Coshocton
Asphalt for Dresden paving discussion
Dresden correspondent notes several paving proposals for Main Street as council debates options. The majority of large frontage owners favor asphalt for its quietness cleanliness and ease, with paving requiring water works. a stand-pipe system is seen as the cheapest sanitary option and favored by the council.
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Dresden
Zanesville
Cure Blood Poison and Cancer with Blood Balm Cures
An old advertisement touts Botanis Blood Balm as a cure for blood poison cancer ulcers eczema carbuncles and related conditions claiming it heals by purifying the blood. It offers a free sample and medical advice from the Blood Balm Co Atlanta Ga and lists local contact C B Anderson of Forbes block and George Stewart visiting J R Stewart before returning to Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blood Balm Co
Atlanta
C. B. Anderson
Forbes Block
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Daily Age
United States of Canada
TRE Age Publishing CO
Coshocton, Ohio
Brendel Bros
Hwiting
Boston Herald
David Devis
Conesville
City
White Woman Rock
Ransom Store
Carry-all
Mary Bucklew
Chas. Raymer
Leone
Granville Correll
Bertie Raymer
Sara Marshall
Margaret Clark
Della McClain
Daisy Wilcoxon
Lulu Cox
Lina Clark
Odel Gaumer
Louise Adams
Beryl Shaw
Frank Adams
Louise
Nellie Hamilton
Fannie Marshall
Franklin Station
George Stewart
J. R. Stewart
Mulberry Street
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
F. F. Adams, Jr
F. F. Adams Tobacco Company
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