Cyclone Near Gainesville Affects Coshocton Residents
Coshocton people escaped harm as a Monday cyclone swept Gainesville Georgia. Will A. Carlisle and wife, once connected to the Walhending railway, are Gainesville residents. roofs fell from car barns of the electric company where Carlisle is a member. Gen. A. J. Warner is another partner in the electric railway venture, while Mrs. Pomerene and her sons stay with Warner in Dahlonega.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Gainesville
Will A. Carlisle
Walhending Railway
Madeline Thompson
James Thompson
Carlisle
Electrical Company
Gen
A. J. Warner
W. R. Pomerene
Stil at Large Johnston Charged in Conductor Vicious Cut
John Jones, charged with cutting Conductor Frank Teeters at Conesville Thursday night, remains at large as authorities seek his apprehension. The case involves a violent assault on a railway official, with police urging public assistance in locating Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jones
Frank Teeters
Conesville
Life Plant claims blood purity cures diseases
The text asserts blood health determines strength or sickness and that Life Plant cures by acting through the blood. It claims impurities like uric acid cannot exist with their medicine and touts phenomenal, sweeping success.
Gainesville Ga Tornado Leaves Heavy Toll Across Cities
A massive tornado ripped through Gainesville and nearby New Holland and White Sulphur, killing about 30 people and injuring around 40 with extensive property damage estimated near 300000 dollars. Cotton mills, stores, and homes were wrecked. scores of victims were crushed in the Mills and cottages as surgeons rushed to aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
New Holland
Southern Railroad
Pacalet Cotton Mills
Pacalet Company
Joseph Logan
Jones General
Jones
White Sulphur
Matrimonial Ad Reply From Newcomerstown Man
A Newcomerstown citizen seeks a marriage partner in a matrimonial ad. He sends a photograph and full description noting dark complexion gray eyes brown hair six feet tall and two hundred pounds. He describes himself as humble and hopeful to find a wife he can love and honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomerstown
Walter Cochran Weds Grace Sparks Quietly at Home
Dr Walter Cochran formerly of this city married Miss Grace Sparks of Nelsonville at the bride’s home on Sunday afternoon. The bride is daughter of Rev L B Sparks formerly of Dresden. They will reside in Dresden where Cochran is building a dental practice. Also noted are delays in turning on gas at West Lafayette and John Frew of Neille registering at the Metva.
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Walter Cochran
Grace Sparks
Nelsonville
Missa Sparks
L. B. Sparks
Dresden
Cochran
Giant six acre map display at Louisiana Purchase Exposition
The exhibit in St. Louis features a 480 by 240 feet geographically accurate map grown on six acres on a gentle slope. Planted with cow peas to enrich soil, the area forms a living display of crops from each Louisiana Purchase state with state lines marked by paths and walks.
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Tesson Hill
St. Louis
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
Louisiana Purchase
United States
Great Northwest
Florida
Kentucky
Robbed of Money on Wedding Day
A telegram from Lieutenant Charles Burt to L P Burt reports theft of $200 in treasury checks. Burt, just married in Macon to Miss Fannie Tindall, will arrive in Coshocton on Saturday with his bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Burt
Charles Burt
Treasury
Burt
Macon
Fannie Tindall
Coshoct
Death of Miss Eliabeth Karr Noted in Telegram
Telegram reports the death of Miss Eliabeth Karr at a Champaign hospital age 37. She had tumors removed during a hospital stay and had been blind since childhood. A well educated relative with many relatives in the county, she visited here last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Callahan
Eliabeth Karr
Champaign
Miss Karr
Nelson Roney Dies in Chicago
Notice announces the death of Nelson Roney in Chicago and notes he was a longtime letter carrier for nineteen years. He was the sole surviving of five soldier brothers and his funeral drew many from the Grand Army and local patriotic groups.
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Low English
Nelson Roney
Chicago
Roney
Grand Army
W. A
Librarian Love Retained as Library Board Changes
The old library board turned over all library property to the new board on Monday evening. The present librarian Jo seph Love was retained by the new board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love
Joseph Love
Zanesville Wins Boston NL Visit for July 13 Game
Zanesville management secures a July 13 appearance by the Boston National League team, promising a strong turnout from local fans and neighboring towns in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail
Zanesville
Love, illness, and cures in a Victorian ad narrative
A period advertisement extols Tyr. Pierces Favorite Prescription and related products as solutions for female ailments. It includes customer testimonial from Mrs Geo Fletcher of Galt Ontario praising cure of uterine catarrh and urges private consultation with Dr. Pierce in Buffalo New York. Also promotes Pleasant Pellets as a gentle laxative.
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Tyr. Pierce
Geo. Fletcher
Victoria Avenue
Galt
Ontario
Joe
Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Safes Sought for New Bank Site Visit Covers Dayton Trip
Dr R Finley Prof L E Baughman and T H Wheeler of the Citizens Banking and Trust visit Mosler Safe and Lock and Herric Hail Marvin to inspect vaults for a new bank. They plan further stops in Pittsburg Canton and Cleveland before buying.
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R . Finley
L. E. Baughman
T. H. Wheeler
Citizens’ Banking and Trust Company
Dayton
Mosler Safe and Lock Company
Herric, Hail & Marvin Company
Pittsburg
Canton
Cleveland
Carnegie Library Plans Presented for Review
Architect Hart arrived from Columbus with plans and specifications for the new Carnegie library building and submitted them to the board. The group will take a week to decide. Hart also brought plans for the Frew building and conferred with L. K. Beach, Katharine Rodgers, and Samuel Gamble.
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Hart
Columbus
Carnegie Library
Frew
L. K. Beach
Katherine Rodgers
Samuel Gamble
Judge H C Caldwell to Retire from Eighth Circuit
Little Rock June 2 Judge H C Caldwell United States judge of the Eighth circuit will retire June 4. He is the only surviving appointee of President Lincoln now on the bench.
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Little Rock
H. C. Caldwell
United States
Eighth Circuit
President Lincoln
Sever Unites Couples in Ely Weddings at Cambridge Road
Rev A J Sever at his Cambridge road home joined Claude W Miner and Miss Mary James of Ely in marriage The couple will reside in Monongahela City Pa He also married David W Carnes and Miss Maribelle Owens on Monday evening interpreting a double wedding from Ely district records
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A. J. Sever
Cambridge Road
Claude W. Miner
Mary James
Ely
Monongahela City
Sever
David W. Carnes
Maribelle Owens
Jacob Wolfe Dies in Dundee at Home
Jacob Wolfe of Coshocton county died at his Dundee home on May 27. He served in Company H, 51st Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry. His death marks a notable loss to local veterans and the Dundee community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Wolfe
Coshocton County
Dundee
51St Regt
City to Install Fountain at Main and Chestnut Intersection
Charles Heiman will install a new fountain at the Main and Chestnut streets intersection this week. An arc light will be placed atop the fountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Heiman
Main
Chestnut Streets
Multiple Farms for Sale in Local County Listings
A series of farms offered for sale include a 233 acre Jefferson township stock and grain farm near the railroad with two houses and barns priced at 10000, a 118 acre River bottom Lafayette township farm with two houses priced at 8000, a 240 acre Clark township hill land farm with improvements and 100 acres timber, price 8500, a coal underlaid Clark township farm of 1480 acres at 4500, plus 22 acres south of town suitable for division and garden use and several town properties available.
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Jefferson Township
Lafayette Township
Clark Township
Pursuit of Beauty Through Health Mind and Dress
An article urges women to cultivate beauty via robust health and personal grooming. It stresses kindness, education, and mental culture as lasting sources of appeal, noting not all beauty is physical and historic figures showed charm through intellect. It also mentions Mt Vernon reducing police to four amid Beal law enforcement debates.
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Cleopatra
Mt Vernon
Favorite Remedy touted for kidney and bladder relief
An advertisement endorses Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy for kidney, bladder, and related ailments with testimonials from Rev. Theodore Hunter of Greensburg KY. It claims urine changes signal need for treatment and cites back pain, frequent urination, and burning as symptoms. Sold by druggists in Haw 50 Gent Size and $1 bottles. free trial samples offered by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kennedy
Theodore Hunter
The
Presbyterian Church
Greensburg
Diaga
Matt
David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout
Reply of Perry Heath to Charges
Postmaster General Payne released Perry S. Heath's letter replying to charges about Mrs. Winans of Ohio being on an honorary roll and paid without service. Heath denies any such roll and recalls Mrs. Winans as demanding promotion, leading to his refusal to see her. He notes wartime postoffice needs and mistakes possible, while voicing pride in his service. Also: Cambridge dedicatory exercises on June 9 for a Soldiers' Memory shaft in Guernsey county.
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Alston
Mich
Houghton County
James Culet
Culet
Dodd
Age
Washington
Payne
Perry S. Heath
Winans
Ohio
Heath
Postoffice Department
Cambridge
Guernsey County
Toledo Bee Passed to Scripps-McRae League Publishers
The Toledo Bee, long the non dividend paying Democratic organ of Toledo, has transferred to the Scripps-Merauer? league publishers of the Cleveland Press and Cincinnati Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo Bee
Toledo
Scripps-McRae League
Cleveland Press
Cincinnati Post
Old Time Machinery Sellers Offer Bargains
CYRUS M'QUEEN of Baltic advertises a full line of engines threshers clover hullers saw mills wind mills pumps pipe tanks and more at low figures with prices by phone or visit. Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup advertised as a sixty year old teething remedy claims to ease pain for children and costs 25 cents a bottle.
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Cyrus M'Queen
Baltic
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IFE * i. Plant
Life Plant
NM. P. Hobbs
Wim
Bae Life Plant Co
Ohi
Ottomer
Lele
Io & Wonder
Mlant CO
Lafayette
Eisner
West Lafayette
John Frew of
Neille
Metva
Boyd & McConnell
South Fourth Street
National Bank
Citisena
Bo. Co
Anderson
Perry Heath
Nis
Dreaer
Satreade
Cleeste
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