Petition to establish a 2 county road in Coshocton County Ohio
The petitioners residents and freeholders request establishment of a two mile county road from Wooster road Clarktown west to Bucklew Run road crossing a bridge. Describes route along stake points and lands of Butler Lowe Weatherwax and Bender and mentions an abandoned township road. Principal petitioner George W. Bender signs and swears oath.
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Board of Commissioners
Cosbolcton County
Ohio
Wooster
Clarktown
Cosineton
Saris Leginnincs
Jecath
Saloisen
Bender
Decale Lgensen
G. W
George Weatherwax
G. W. Bender
Bucklew Run
Geo. W. Bender
Wires vs Rails in Pennsylvanian Railroad Pole Battle
A Pittsburg Dispatch writer frames the clash between the Pennsylvania Railroad and Western Union beneath pole and wire disputes on a railroad right of way. It profiles A J Cassatt and George Gould, detailing Cassatt’s early politics and road supervisor tenure, and Gould’s telegraph and social prominence including family ties and a Lakewood estate.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Western Union Telegraph Company
A. J. Cassatt
The
Pennsylvania
George Gould
Telegraphy Company
Pittsburg Dispatch
Western Union Company
Great Western
Western Union
New York
George
Jay Gould
Goulds
Ivy
Man Called "Easy" Shot in Coshocton Marshal Altercation
Earl Callentine, a 22 year old Coshocton youth, was shot in the left shoulder by Marshal W M Phillips during a pursuit in Newcomerstown after allegedly drawing two revolvers on the officer. Callentine is jailed in Tuscarawas County awaiting trial on a then bond set at 500 dollars.
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Earl Callentine
Newcomerstown
W. M. Phillips
Callentine
Tuscarawas County
New Philadelphia
G. F. Fryer
Bob Mardis
Davis
Chestnut Street
Calentine
Mr. Sells
Coshocton
Hell Company
Fryer
Conspiracy of Bank Robbers and Counterfeiters Foiled
A planned scheme by bank robbers and counterfeiters miscarried after its leaders were arrested on a separate charge. Years later a reforming ex-criminal disclosed the plot details.
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Burlough
Road Notice Establishes County Road in Coshocton County
Petitioners Thomas Bryant John Day Edward Day seek a county road for Coshocton County land parcels. The notice lists land bounds, corner points, and paths from the Densmore road to Day and Day gardens with references to nearby landowners and residents.
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Sioners
Coshocton
Provinis
Royig
Palit
Ferdins de
Datastas
Saids Corner
John Day
Prudence Day
Densmore Road
Thomas Bryant
Edward Day
Roscoe Mayor Interferes With Cyclist On Sidewalk
A Roscoe resident recounts an incident where Mayor Carhart stopped a Coshocton girl on a bicycle on the sidewalk after dark. He warned her she would be arrested if she did not move into the street, prompting her to flee toward Coshocton after learning his identity.
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Roscoe Ie
Coshocton
Preparation for Frew Building Demolition and Relocations
The old structure will be torn down in days to make way for the Frew building. Hissong Kandy Kitchen joins Miller bakery. Miller restaurant in that room will end. American Express will occupy the south room of the frame building on South Fifth Street. Robert Dorsey moves his barber shop to the west room of the Geidel building. L K Beach begins re erection of his building while awaiting new rooms for his tailoring. Rodgers and Gambie buildings to be erected soon with no definite occupant relocations yet.
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Hissong Kandy
Miller Bakery
Miller
American Express Company
South Fifth Street
Hon. J. W. Cassingham and Sons
Robert Dorsey
Geide
L. K.beach
Rodgers and Gambie
President Roosevelts No. 19 Passes Coshocton Quietly
A quiet Coshocton detour early Friday morning sees President Roosevelt and his party aboard No. 19 third section pass through with minimal stopovers at Columbus Dennison and Pittsburg. Few onlookers, no demonstrations, and recollections of a prior noon visit last November. The piece notes a later probate sale and other local notices.
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Roosevelt
Coshocton
Columbus
Dennison
Pittsburg
Hiawatha Two Step Found Hidden in Floor Padding
Dr Haight who led the Haight band long kept the original Hiawatha Two Step by Nellie Moret for seven years. Moret sold the copyright to a New York firm for 310000. The piece, once ignored, rose to popularity on streets and in music circles.
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Hiawatha
Dr. Haight
Haight Band
Hiawatha Park
Haight
Check or $109 for parish missionary horse and buggy
Through a New York lady’s kindness Holy Trinity parish receives a $109 check from Bishop Leonard to buy a horse and buggy for Sunday mission visits at Mill Creek. Miss Ellen King of New York sent the funds to aid Christian work and the rector, Rev. Dr. Lloyd, welcomes the improved outreach.
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New York
Holy Trinity
Lloyd
Leonard
Mill Creek
Missa Ellen King
New York City
Forging to the Front and Syndicate Looms Up
Frank Wimmer son of Pension Attorney M W Wimmer left Washington Pa for Beaumont Texas to join Standard Oil as a telegraph operator after earning praise for his skill Miss Vina Stahle becomes stenographer and bookkeeper at the American Auction Syndicate storerooms near completion and a grand opening is planned for the latter part of the week
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Frank Wimmer
M. W. Wimmer
Washington
Beaumont
Texas
Standard Oil Company
Fishermen's Luck from Blue Hole Fishing Trip
John Hay, John Shaw and William Miller came home from the Blue Hole after three days of fishing and camping. They did not catch many fish but enjoyed the sport.
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John Hay
John Shaw
Wiliam Miller
Blue Hole
Train traffic resumes after derailment near Louenville
Report of passenger service resuming after an apparent derailment on a line serving Louenville on Friday afternoon. The incident caused delays and prompted a temporary halt to allow recovery operations and a dispatch of authorities. J P Meek attended the Republican state convention as a credentials committee member for the seventeenth district in Columbus.
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Redirond
Setiodivte
Louenville
van Shapitivans
Uraine
Columbus
J. P. Meek
Quick Justice Amid Tainted Meat Sale Arrest
Through the board of health action William Ramsey a farmer was arrested in Uhrichsville and fined five dollars for selling tainted meat as authorities warn against unsafe meat practices.
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Board of Health
William Ramsey
Uhrichsville
New Soda Fountain Installed in Greek-American Candy Kitchen
A handsome new soda fountain has been set up in the Greek-American candy kitchen. The wood work is made of wild cherry and is beautifully finished.
Dean's Kidney Pills Promised Relief and Vitality for All
An vintage advertisement claims Dean's Kidney Pills bring new life and activity by curing the cause of backache and associated pain. Sold by druggists for 50 cents, with distributor Milpern Co. Buffalo New York, and mention of delivery to care of North Ke. placeholder addresses.
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Dean
I. D. Hazzard
Lanesiest
Bamilton
Boator-Milpern
Buffalo
Beautiful Wedding at Overholt Home on Plainfield Road
Grace Overholast married Burnet Moore in a ceremony at the Overholt home on Plainfield road Thursday evening. Rev George H Ratnesberger officiated before about thirty two relatives and friends. The bride wore white with pink and white flowers. The couple will be at home to friends after June 16 at their newly furnished home on Orange Street. Outsider guests included Mr and Mrs Davis of Columbus.
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James Overholt
Plainfield ‘Road
Grace ‘Overholas
Burnet Moore
George H. Ratnesberger
West Lafayette
Balle
Actea Jas
Mar Speck
Boen
Mrs. Davis
Columbus
Shryock Mull Bride Wedding At Madison Home
Thursday 31st at 10 o clock Madison A Shryock and Stella M Hull were married at Dr Wells home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Harold Barthalow of Cambridge and Clifton Hall brother of the groom. The bride has been living with Clifton Hall.
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Madison A. Shryock
Stella’. M. Hull
Dr. Wells
Merger News Reshapes Toledo Papers Under Scripps Pact
The Bee reports a merger with the Toledo Times News under Scripps McRae placing H P Crouse in editorial control. The Morning Times is Republican while the Evening News Bee becomes nonpartisan. Toledo faces editorial shifts and irregular staffing as a result.
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the Bee
Scripps-McRae Company
Toledo Times-News
H. P. Crouse
Morning Times
Evening News Bee
Toledo
America
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