Coshocton Picnic Draws Three Thousand Plus Home Happy
A large Coshocton county outing to Olentangy Park in Columbus drew an estimated three thousand attendees from Coshocton and surrounding areas. Train logistics handled by Pan Handle officials and Assistant Trainmaster McCarty ensured smooth runs despite rain, with tickets distributed quickly at Union station.
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Columbus
Olentangy Park
Pan Handle
Iterary Board
Pan Handle Company
Agent Kipp
Frank Campbell
Rock Run
Frenklin
Conesville
Adams Mills
Cushocton
Otheir
McCarty
Pittsburg
Dan L. Smith
Coshocton
Ie Park
Caigubus
Betints
Pepe i
Toland
Union Station
Cosmeion
Coshuctun
Coshocton Turns Out for Columbus Excursion Day
The Coshocton excursion to Columbus drew hundreds of fans and little cost. Officers supervised the trip but reported good order, with residents enjoying the holiday and many choosing picnics by the river rather than shopping. The day was marked as a liberal, quiet celebration with no heavy enforcement needed.
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W. RK. Crawford
Columbus
Hiefz Bis
Crawford
Ube
Bate
Moore
Jester
Bueze
Jackman
Mazner
Johson
Coshocton
Ohio
Courthouse Square
Timber worker injured by falling sapling near city
A man working in timber two miles south of the city bent a sapling, was struck by the axe, and caught the blow on his toe. The axe split the toe joint and bone. He drove to town where Dr. Wallace dressed the wound.
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Wallace
Soldier Temple Reports Tenth Regiment to Santiago
Superintendent Temple of the Tuscarora receives a letter from his son Private Arthur Temple stating the Tenth Regiment has been ordered from Cardenas to Santiago to replace the Fifth Infantry bound for China. Private Temple is in excellent health and a skilled soldier.
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Temple
Tuscarora
Mill Creek Township Notes On Local Mentions
Two prominent Mill Creek youths, Lower and Chitsra C. Lower, were involved in a minor incident last Wednesday. Mr Lowers left for Chicago for a brief period, with Ed L. Snader and his wife Frides neon visiting Solomon Snader in Clark township. Snader has been active in theater for a decade and recently performed in Beaton and New York productions.
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Moenntas
C. Lower
Mill Creek Township
Sas
Mit Vet
Lowers
Chicago i
Ed. L. Snader
Coniccten
Cour Ten
Frides Neon
Arave
Solomon Snader
Clark Township
Mr. Sna@er
New York City
Infant John R. King Dies. Funeral Held at Maple Home
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. John Kine died Friday at their Maple street home. Funeral services were conducted at the house Saturday at two o'clock by Rev. C. N. Pullen, with interment in Oak Ridge cemetery.
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John R. King
John Kine
Bom
Maple Street
C. N. Pullen
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Cassingham Committed to Kansas City Platform Say Critics
In a Wooster Democratic meeting speech on the 14th inst, J W Cassingham pledged adherence to the Kansas City platform and opposed sound money reform, tariff reductions, and anti‑oppression goals. Critics argue his stance would jeopardize the financial system, tariffs, and American leadership abroad.
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Wooster
J. W. Cassingham
Sam
Kansas City
Cassingham
America
Aguinaldo
Water mains shut as Rafs team cleans pipes Friday
Superintendent Raf and crew shut water mains Friday night to enable cleaning by valve isolation. The system is being serviced to clear the lines and ensure water returns to normal pressure. Notices are being sent to contractors about the construction of a new well and related bids.
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Raf
Gane Tractors
Work suspended at Pan Handle Gravel pit for two days
Work at the Pan Handle Gravel pit halted for two days due to a break in the big steam engine. A shovel power wheel broke Sunday evening. repairs will be completed soon and work will resume.
Man Escapes Serious Injury After Car Jump Incident
During a Newark morning excursion train stop, Samuel Shaffer slipped between cars as bumpers clasped. Doctor Larimore found no bones broken but the four toe was severely pinched. Shaffer received treatment and returned home with his father on the next train.
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Newark
Samuel Shaffer
Larimore
Pan Handle Sureon
Shaffer
Mrs. R. M. Voorhees Injured in Morgan Run Accident
Mrs. R. M. Voorhees wife of Judge L. M. Voorhees sustained both bones broken in her right arm and a fracture near the shoulder of her left arm along with facial bruises when a horse pulled by Isaac Marritt bolted at Morgan Run. She was treated at home and expected to recover without lasting effects.
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Morgan Run
Voorhees
LM. Vourles
Isaac Marritt
McMurtry Letter On Coshocton Sheet Mill Reopening
George G. McMurtry, president of the American Sheet Steel Co, informs the Coshocton board of trade that the local sheet mill, formerly Coshocton Rolling Mill, will reopen as soon as trade conditions allow. The mill has been closed for repairs, with rumors claiming a restart was unlikely.
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Pittsburg
President McMurtry
Board of Trade
Tru Ace
George G. McMurtry
American Sheet Steel Company
Coshocton
Rolling Mil Company
Accidents at Franklin Mine Injure Two Mules
A lash car slipped from a train of empties at the Franklin mine on Saturday. On the return trip with 22 tons of coal the mules collided with the detached car, badly cutting two of the three mules. No cars were derailed. Dr. Foster treated the wounds while miners watched with concern.
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Franklin
Foster
Judge Roche Loses Pocketbook In City Loss
Judge Roche mourns the loss of his pocketbook containing about 2300 in cash and two 226 geld certificates. He stopped at a fruit stand on Main Street near the THuiel Mecca and searched everywhere after misplacing it before dinner. A thorough search found no trace of the pocketbook.
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Judge Roche
Thuiel Mecca
Bis
Ohio School Records Sent to Manila for Philippine Use
At the request of the military government of the United States in the Philippine islands, State School Commissioner L. P. Bonebrake forwarded a complete set of office forms, recent reports, and full copies of state school laws to Manila. The Cuba and Porto Rico systems have been copied after Ohio’s model, a point of pride for Ohio citizens.
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United States
Philippine Island
L. PD. Bonebrake
Manila
Cuba
Porto Rico
Ohio
Demented postal clerk Dietrick detained for safety
William H. Dietrick a postal clerk from Columbus became demented after alighting from a midnight train. Chief Clerk Bradford traced him to the Park hotel where he was watched for safety. He claimed a duty to kill several people including his family and was jailed in the county jail before being moved to Wooster then likely to an asylum.
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Bradford
Columbus
Oliver Hains
Park Hotel
Sherry Hedge
Alliance
Orrville
Dietrick
Pittsburg
Columbus- Dietrich
Wayne County
Wuoster
Runaway Mill Wagon Strikes Trucks on Walnut Street
A Hanley's Houring mill wagon ran away Monday morning after the driver Ike Ralston left to enter Lang's bakery. The team escaped damage, but one horse fell near Walnut street after turning from History street and the wagon collided with two car trucks, breaking the coupling. No further damage occurred and the horses were captured.
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Hanley
Ike Ralston
Lang's
Hiktory Street
Walnut Street
Republican congressional district meeting in Newark Ohio
The Republican congressional committee for Ohio's Seventeenth district will meet at the Park Hotel in Coshocton next Monday July 3 to nominate a candidate to succeed Colonel M M Gillet who has resigned. The Ohio regiments will camp at the Elks Ohio State Reunion in New Philadelphia August 4 through 11 with parades and bands. The Fararia trained animal show visits the midway and Wheeling and Lake Erie offers Chautauqua excursion tickets for 8.95 round trip with baggage checked through. Pickets valid until October 31.
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Newark
Republican
Congresa Neaval Committee
Seventeenth District of Ohio
Park Hotel
Coshocton
Jialy
Congress
Col. M. M. Gillet
Wheeling & Lake
Chautauqua
W. J. Davies
Also Mentioned on This Page
Willam Gephart
Santiago
Arthur Temple
China
Ed L. Snader
New York Tribune
MR. Cassingham
Fie
Water Department
Hbreast
the Times
R. M. Voorhees
McMurtry
Hanley’s Flour Mil Team
Elks
Philadelphia
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