Big merger unites Coshocton manufacturers under Premium
Premium Manufacturing seals a major consolidation absorbing Coshocton Manufacturing and Coshocton Novelty, with Council Bluffs unit joining under one umbrella. Marc E. Runner sells his stake to Premium while taking stock. Coshocton plant stays at Second and Main until a Cambridge road building is ready.
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Premium Manufacturing Company
Coshocton Manufacturing Company
Coshocton Novelty Company
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Coshocton
Tuscarora
Standard Advertising
Wooden Novelty Company
Marc
E. C. Runner
Premium
Cambridge Road
Coshocton Matinee Races Impress Crowd With New Horses
The Coshocton matinee races opened Thursday afternoon with a large crowd enjoying four races on a fair track. New, promising horses arrived since last season, including Dr Morris Ora N and Gray Crook, drawing interest as they debuted among veterans. Fanny H dominated the Class A trot with Clayone Chief and Ora N placing. In the Class B events Belberino won the trot while Fanny R led the pace race, with Chester F and Nellie also competing. Judges were D A A McConnell. timer was present. starters included Ed Raiff and M John Shaw.
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Coshocton
Ernest Eckert
Morris
Ora N
John M. Adams
Ted
W. L
Joe Thiel
Chester F
Ham Moffett
Nellie
Clayone Chief
Fanny H
Gray Crook
M. Thompson
Bellerino
Dine
Flora
Harris
Fanny R
Fanny
Belberino
Dr. Harris
Br G
Br M
Ces Eee
Dete
DB Vo
Serene Ee
Harry C
Idoline
Ed Raiff
M. John Shaw
Wilson
D. A. A. McConnell
John Gourley Dies at 67 in Claysville Pa
Obituary notes the death of John Gourley of Claysville aged 67 after a long illness and stroke. He was father to Mrs. George M. Gray of Coshocton and longtime resident known for integrity and conservatism. Funeral held in Claysville with family present.
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John Gourley
Claysville
Gourley
George M. Gray
Coshocton
Mrs. Gray
Mr. Gray
Mr. Gourley
Tom Gray
Gray Hardware
Harley Bowers
Warsaw
Bowers
Marietta visitors plan visit to North Fourth Street home
Mrs Mary Maxon and Mrs Kate Richards arrived Thursday afternoon after driving from Marietta. They will visit the home of Mr and Mrs WM Smith on North Fourth Street. Advertise in the Age It pays.
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Marietta
Mary Maxon
Kate Richards
WM Smith
North Fourth Street
Cedar Point excursion set from Kosciuszko to Sandusky Bay
An urgent notice outlines a Cedar Point trip for Business Men's, leaving from Kosciuszko on Monday August 3. The $125 round trip includes a Sandusky bay crossing and parlor-car options. Dan Smith will conduct the event with added entertainment, safe beaches, and a three hour ride plan from Coshcoton to Cedar Point.
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Toland
I P. Forbes
M. Q. Baker
Pennsylvania Company
Cedar Point
Sandusky Bay
Lake Erie
Dan Smith
Panhandle
Smith
Great Lakes
Coshocton
Missing Key Witness Disrupts Ewen Hotel Arson Case
Jackson Kentucky June 26 report that Gray Had dock, the principal witness to the Ewen hotel arson case, is missing. The telegraph confirms another witness is unavailable hindering the proceedings.
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Jackson
Gray Haddock
Ewen
Cable stringing by William Patterson at Dresden
William Patterson and a force from the city are stringing cable for the Central Union Telephone Company at Dresden.
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William Patterson
Central Union Telephone Company
Dresden
Canal Men Discuss Canal Association Plans in Meeting
An executive committee of the Ohio Canal association met at Park hotel to plan efforts for canal improvements. Attendees from Dresden Canal Dover Zanesville and Roscoe debated membership growth publicity and securing a five foot channel. The group noted supportive endorsements from state Muskingum county and Newark conventions and growing interior county interest.
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Ohio Canal Association
Park Hotel
M. J Shore
Dresden
J. C. Miller
Canal Dover
T. T. Poorman
M. B. Heck
Lock 17
J. B Smith
R.L. Queisser
Zanesville
C. Gleason
Roscoe
E. Lee
Canal Association
Muskingum County
Newark
Interior Counties
Ira Sankey Hopelessly Blind Says Daughter-in-Law
The evangelist Ira D Sankey is described as hopelessly blind after two years of worsening eye trouble from trachoma. Mrs I Allan Sankey reports that the best eye specialists have examined him and agree the case is hopeless.
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New York
Ira D Sankey
Recognition of Merit for Miss Gayle Ingraham Smith
Miss Gayle Ingraham Smith receives a recommendation from the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music for a violin teaching post and to conduct the orchestra at the State Methodist College in Mansfield Louisiana. W G Patton was in Franklin Station Saturday.
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Gayle Ingraham Smith
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
State Methodist College
Mansfield
Louisiana
Pope LEO PRAISES ROOSEVELT AS A RARE LEADER OF MEN
In Rome on June 26 Pope Pius X privately met Monsignor Haid and Thomas J. Gaffney of New York. The pontiff expressed high regard for President Roosevelt on the negro question and told Gaffney to convey to the president that he is a true leader of men. Sources say the pope is not ill though health is failing, with swollen cold extremities at age 93 and signs of shock from stress and overwork amid France’s anti clerical campaign and Loubet’s Rome visit.
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Age
Rome
Monsignore L. Haid
Messina
North Carolina
Thomas St. John Gaffney
New York City
Haid
Roosevelt
Gaffney
Holy Father
Bernard Skulik
la Salle
Leo
Vatican
France
Loubet
Holy See
Lapponi
Walshed Like Marshall At Ohio Democratic Convention
In Lisbon Ohio a wild scene erupted in the Democratic county convention when J C Walsh East Liverpool tried to criticise the convention. Denied floor access as an unacredited delegate he grew obstreperous and was ejected after a struggle. Sheriff Charles P Leonard was nominated for a second term. A W Taylor Salem was nominated for prosecuting attorney. E P Speidel Hanoverton and E J Astrey Salem were named state representative nominees.
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Lisbon
J. C. Walsh
East Liverpool
Walsh
Charles P. Leonard
Columbiana County
A. W. Taylor
Salem
E. P. Speidel
Hanoverton
E. J. Astrey
Wheat leaps to 75 cents from 70 in market flurry
Local prices rose from 70 to 75 cents per bushel this morning as wheat markets surge. Chicago prices jumped yesterday to 85 cents amid wild speculation cited by EH. S. Lee the miller who cautions the rise may fade or continue.
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Chicago
EH. S. Lee
Judge Duncan Re-nominated for Northwestern District
Judge Will F. Duncan of Findlay has been renominated by Republicans for another term in the common pleas district. He is regarded as a profound jurist in the northwest and is popular locally. He is a nephew of Dr Frew. Miss Edith Johnson departs Monday for East Liverpool.
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Will F. Duncan
Findlay
Common Pleas
Duncan
Dr Frew
Dean's Kidney Pills touted for back relief and cures
Mrs Isaac Elwell of 645 East Main Street Painesville Ohio testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills relieved her years of backache, stomach distress, and poor appetite after a winter of declining health. She bought a box at Moodey's pharmacy and says they helped more than any other remedy. Sold in drug stores 60 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY 5
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Isaac Elwell
East Main Street
Painesville
Sage
Dean
Moodey
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. X
First appearance of the sea serpent tale echoes locally
While picnicking at White Woman rock Warner Hay and Bentley Pope found a large black snake hanging from a tree limb. Hay dispatched the five foot reptile with a club. Miss Louise Glover and Mr Pope posed with the snake between them.
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Warner Hay
Bentley Pope
Mr. Hay
Louise Glover
Mr. Pope
Mille's Successor Elected Cashier at Byesville Bank
Mille’s successor, RE Kinley, assistant cashier of the First National bank of Byesville, has been elected cashier in the place of R H Mills who resigned to accept a similar position with the Citizens bank here.
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RE. P. Kinley
First National Bank of
Byesville
R. H. Mills
Citizens’ Bank
New Sables Born on East Main Street Friday
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Charles Mayers on East Main Street Friday morning. T J Hanley and wife welcomed a baby daughter at their Chestnut Street home Friday morning.
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New Sables
Charles Mayers
East Main Street
T. J. Hanley
Chestnut Street
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Ed Hack
Courtright
Hack
Jin Dunes
Cace Gaidhe
Jim
Sunny Jim
Luton
HH. H. Mruten
Russel Hanlon
Cleveland
Case School
A. M. Fisher
Coney Island of the West
Geresofa
Ceresota
Wiles Grocery Co
Qprwiyre
CANAL
Ira Sankey
W. G. Patton
Franklin Station
Pope Leo
Marshall
Edith Johnson
Fast
Liverpool
Dean’s
Mille
Standard Oil Company
the Industrial Dimes and Mining Record
Thunder Mountain
Idaho
Industrial Times
THE
Broadway
Garfield Savings Bank Co
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