New Paybiineers Elect Officers At Tuesday Meeting
The Paybiineers elected officers at a lively Tuesday session. Beall was named president with M. Subling as vice president. Frank O Ebel chaplain and C C Erwin secretary. Henry Disser to treasury A D Muir serve as treasurer and Utarry Dok as guide. Will Corder and George Corder named inner and outer guards. Membership grows and finances are sound.
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Mwas
Mr. Beall
M. Subling
Frank O Ebel
C. C. Erwin
Henry Disser
Treasury
A. D. Muir
Serveaotatarias
Utarry Dok
Will Corder
George Corder
E. P. Miller
Enginization
Bargain Store Promises Deep Discounts On Ladies Combs
A retail notice advertises drastic price cuts over the next 10 days on ladies combs including side and back styles. The sale emphasizes special values and compares to higher prices, aiming to draw customers with bold claims of affordability.
Baltic Timber Accident Claims A. E. McCormish
Doctor Dennell notified Wednesday to serve as coroner at Baltic where a timber cutting accident killed A. E. McCormish. He and other men were working when a falling tree struck him, instantly crushing him. Officials say it was pure accident.
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Dennell
Baltic
Ife
Andina
A. E. McCormish
Open to Cambridge Under New Citizens' Telephone Link
A new line connected Tuesday afternoon links the Citizens' Telephone company to Cambridge. C. L. Cassingham, manager of the chartered UPAy, was the first to use the line. The system uses its own line to Otsego and Zanesville Telephone to New Concord, then connects with Cambridge system.
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Citizens’ Telephone Company
PatTou
New Talk
Cambridge
C. L. Cassingham
Charter Aims at Forming Minnesota War Veterans Group
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a charter for a Minnesota war veterans organization on a Tuesday with aims to form a committee or association. It mentions members and a transferral of leadership and suggests a Spanish American war veterans context.
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Dave
Judge Eason Opens Court For Estate Case In Millersburg
Judge Eason returned from Millersburg Tuesday and opened court at noon. The case of Alonzo Poenek against Loyd Poeceks was called Wednesday. It concerns the settlement of their father’s estate and involves only a small amount.
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Eason
Millersburg
Alonzo Poenek
Loyd Poeceks
Maple
Third Street
Walhonding
Snyder
Drison
Kasie Schoonover
Zanesvile
Cassingham
Tuscarawas
Walhending
Hawaiian independence party seeks Congress support
The Honolulu convention forms a native rights party demanding equality with whites and aiming to secure congressional consent to state Hawi. Delegates include William Cornell and Charles Welder. Beckham announces another term as governor. A police report details Kasie Schoonover’s drunken arrest and workhouse sentence.
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Congress
Island
Bickham Ane
San Francisco
Doric
Honoulu
SianGing Wigether
United States
Cailra
O& Tions
Kansas
Willian Cornell
Charles T. Welder
John D. Holt
John 4. Wise
WS. Withers
Intel
Nature's own remedy for the ills of childhood
An advertised elixir for common childhood ailments offered at drug stores, priced at 25 cents per bottle.
Lafay ette hosts 18 Coshocton youths for party
Mr and Mrs Peter Shafer entertained a group of 18 Coshocton youths Tuesday evening in Lafayette Township. A tasty lunch was served and Misses Davis assisted. The party traveled to the city in a hay wagon and arrived about midnight.
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Peter Shafer
Lafayfette Township
Coshocton
Abs. Shafer
Davis
Enumerator reports progress on city census count
Hamilton finished his city section and sent the final report to the census bureau. He has nothing further to say for publication. Judd, counting the other section, has much work left and will wind up this week.
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Hamilton
Census Bureau
Judd
Global Happenings and Local Conflicts Surface
Scattered reports outline a violent death in La Rue Ohio amid a brutal assault on Charles Virden. In Scott County ruins reveal an ancient village site while major general Wheaton is appointed to lead the Volunteers. A Republican association names John A Schleicher president as a carpenters strike ends victoriously in Denver with higher pay.
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Ebesume
la Rue
Charles Virden
Scott Coun
Grigztier
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