First Steam Boat on Muskingum Exhibits Trials of Mary Ann
The Mary Ann, the first steamboat on the upper Muskingum, left Zanesville on November 2 for Coshocton. Captain A Nicholson led a crew including John D. Dare and William Helmick. Passengers included Charley Launder and Dick Inmale. The voyage faced storms, a near mishap at Dresden, fuel troubles, and a dramatic dockside landing before continuing toward Coshocton where crowds welcomed the historic craft.
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Upper
Am River
Mary Ane
Capp
A. Nicholson
Leith
Coshec
Ubé
Dick Inmale
Jebo Alter
John D. Dare
William Helmick
Isaac Sockman
Big Inojan
Thomas Cunningham
Charley Launder
Paccoy
Aleet Guun
Wade
Nine
Jack Fairland
John Alter
Ife
Charley
She ‘Eli
Juba DL
Dare
Dresden
Zanesville
Coshocton
Adam Victor
Adanmatin
Brigid
Joseph F. Muprué
Muskipgom
Bempy
Logtown Ripple
Lee
Coshucton
Mary Anon
Tuscarawas
Ines
Fred
Launder
Wbs
Dick Farlamb
Eve
D. Charlie
Wimgland
Iarrivina
Imade
Jackson Republicans elect delegates for county convention
Jackson Republicans met in Roscoe town hall Tuesday evening and chose delegates and alternates to attend the county convention. George Sikes chaired, with T. T. Compton as secretary, and Leander Mimic, Daniel Winklepieck, and Edward Burchneid named to nominate township representation. The delegate list includes Daniel Winklepieck, Lee Mirise, Ed Burchneid, U. W. Sykes, R. T. Compton, and several others. alternates were named as well. A county committee member, C. XN. Randies, was reappointed to his post. In a separate notice, Foley's Kidney Cure ad claims effective kidney and blood benefits. ICE Anderson's Drug and Hook Store advertises in Forbes block.
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Jackson
Roscoe
George Sikes
Tt. T. Compton
Leander Mimec
Daniel Winklepieck
Edward Burchneid
Lee Mirise
Ed Burchneid
U. W. Sykes
R.T. Compton
Aishowian
2. D. Porter
J. M. Lowery
R.H. Treadway
Grant Cross
James Andrews
Joseph Martin
C. XN
Randies
Foley
ICE Anderson
Drug and Hook
Forbes Block
Seventeenth district changes teased by political writers
Political writers draft plans for Ohio congressional district redrawing while awaiting federal results. Attention remains on the Seventeenth and the influence of M L Tay Luge Tuscara in the county.
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Ohio
Tuscara
Major’s Cement Ad Promotes Rubber and Leather Repair
A faded 19th century advertisement extols Major’s Cement for rubber boots shoes and leather goods repair. It claims cement mixes with sand and water to fix items, touts low prices per bottle, and urges readers to trust the product and its dealer network despite unclear promotional language.
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New York
Ais
Gallu
Oeen Eeni
Wentyetve
Guater
Major
Slator
Ordinance Prohibits Depositing Dirt and Filth in Coshocton Village
An ordinance from Coshocton's incorporated village prohibits depositing dirt paper offal straw wood stones brick rubbish or any filth in or upon streets and public ways. It declares it unlawful for any person to throw place or deposit such material in the village, with penalties to be enforced by the mayor and village officials.
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Coshocton
Pseu
Anadvertised dealer seeks entry to Banner Lake
A garbled notice mentions a dealer authorized to enter Banner Lake for reasons unclear. Likely includes misread names and items such as drugs and stores, with scattered fragments like Forbes bites and other broken terms.
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Aany
Enrantee Banner Lake
Ezoma
Guls
Scales, Burns
Alvere Sud
C. EL Ander
Forbes
Fragmented tale of restaurant gag or cryptic slang mix
A garbled, humorous piece weaving diner dialogue and mismatched dialects from Detroit Free Press material. It mixes quips about taste, sugar, and a vaudeville scene with stray lines about yesterday and tomorrow, ending with a collage of misread phrases and social chatter.
Te Asthma Sufferers Lawson Ele of Barrineion
An unclear report notes asthma sufferers and a claim that Lawson Ele of Barrineion was cured of chronic asthma in his sons. The text mentions causes of asthma and a blocking force by a drug firm, with terrors by an Anderson’s Drug and Bank Forces block.
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Lawson
Yar
Crearnderson
Memorial to Lord Roberts draws widespread support
The New York Tribune reports strong public favor for a memorial to Lord Roberts and a tentative tribute in London. Prominent figures such as EBUR UDOp in Nelson and the Duke of Wath are noted among those proposed for busts and commemorative works. The piece highlights a shift away from strict precedent and signals momentum behind the anniversary display.
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Lord Roberts
Lord Olefts
Thpisa
The
New York Tribune
Nelson
New Aerial Warship Dragon From Prussian Design
A Washington dispatch reports a new aerial warship named the Dragon, invented by Lieutenant Von Siegsfeld and purchased through the Berlin embassy. The craft blends kite and balloon principles, measures 75 by 23 feet, uses a two–gas system, and can lift two observers to about 436 yards with a 1000 yard reach. It aims to revolutionize air power in the summer Senate session.
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Ury
Signal Corps
Fort Myer
Washington
Philadelphia Record
von Siegsfeld
Berlin
Hammocks and bargains fill the sale list
A sale advertisement lists adjustable hammocks priced at 31.49 and 2.75 for clothes wringers, plus brushes, nets, shears, tea kettles, wax, paper, mops, ironing boards, laundry soap and more. The retailer promises savings and money off on select items as shoppers are urged to purchase now.
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Ceshoctua
Stolt Little
Mary Ann
William Culbertson
Muskingum Historical Society
Downis
Detroit Free Press
Eifes
Paris
Hotress
Vaudevillainy
Indianapolis Press
Ings
Rhinos
Todd
Brendel Bros
Forbes Elk
Colufibus
Dro
McDonald
Geidel
Pera
Coshocto
Tae
Jaye
Palalpinee, WA
Sesserur
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Ci& C
Merriam Co
Springfield
Mass
U.S.A
Chicago Post
Chamberlain
C. E. Anderson
Forbes -Block
Heanty
Horse Shoe Baeches
McKinley
Bryan
Joe
Luche
Renfrew Bros
Opera House
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