Fusion Nomination Aims To Bring Mayoral Battle In City
EHlegalis of the Big Four informs friends he will accept the Democratic fusion nomination for mayor to succeed Julius Fleischmann. J G Schm idlapp, a distiller and Union Savings Bank president, may be the Republican nominee. Ingalls may run for governor and possibly the presidency after Washington talks. The city, normally Republican, faces a heated contest next month as fusion efforts intensify and George B. Cox leads the Republicans.
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Ehlegalis
Big Four Railway
Democratic Fusion
Julius Fleischmann
J. G. Schmidlapp
Union Savings Bank
Mr. Ingalls
Washington
Citizens
George B. Cox
Laird of Skibo chafes at gifts for quirky towns
Private Secretary Bertram reports to Carnegie that towns named Gooshucken Gooshocking Gooshooking oppose his gift as he frets over furnishing libraries. He jokes about “forty towns” and muses where to direct the money, railing against the rising cost of his philanthropy.
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Laird
Skibo
Bertram
Carnegie
Coshocken
West Lafayette
Kyshocken
Jek
YMCA
Husband Grips Wife’s Throat in Sleep, Suspect Confesses
In Hamilton on February 27, Mrs Weintzell, sister of Alfred Knapp, confronted her brother in the sheriff’s presence. He spoke of head pain and claimed he did not know why his hands held his wife’s throat while asleep, with the incident nearly killing her. He admitted suspicion over jewelry theft from the dead wife.
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Hamilton
Weintzell
Cincmnat
Alfred Knapp
Ecapanic
Hanne
Notable East Arava Jrans factor killed by train
Knott of East Arava was fatally struck by a Pennsylvania Express train this morning after stepping from a freight. He was instantly killed as he faced the oncoming express.
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Tts
Arava Jrans
Omyuy
Pennsylvania Fast
Miners' Strike Clashes With Marshals in Stanford
In Charleston West Virginia on February 27 deputies fought rioting miners at Stanford. The battle began before dawn as squads surrounded the village. 2,000 shots fired. eleven men slept in Stonewall Jackson colored home were killed or wounded. several captured or bailed.
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Charleston
W. Va
Stanmford
Simmons
Oper
Fred
Stonewall Jackson
Woo
Mate
Chamucs
Chey Eoon
Kisene
Maine
Jozeph Heser Wes
Howard
Cemtine
Sny
A I. Webb
R G Fiyryant
J. Bers
Tud
South Teeey Troms
A. W. Bailey
R. H. Tarrall
Ash Trump
Storewall Jackson
Eckers
Bailey, Smith and
Pains
Wahunder Rovers
Mekenrdlpey
Cod
Slaughter Dies at Roscoe from Consumption
Mrs Slaughter of Roscoe died Friday morning at her home at age fifty one after a long illness. She leaves husband James Slaughter three sons Howard Chalet and Ward and daughter Recalind. Funeral services were led by Rev Huffman at the ME Church with interment at Prairie Chapel cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slaughter
Roscoe
Mir
William Maxwell
Huffman
Prairie Chapel
Cemeter
Dapper Strangers Rob Post Office in Early Morning Heist
Three well dressed strangers arrived in town and were seen wandering about. The local post office was robbed of 1000 dollars in cash and 360 dollars in stamps after thieves picked a rear door lock and detonated the safe. Details of the method remain unclear.
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Garrett Ind
Imperial Troops Ambushed in Yane Ying Pass
Report says more than five hundred soldiers from the imperial army were killed in an ambush by rebels at Yane Ying Pass in South China near Pekin. The incident occurred February 76, according to the dispatch received.
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Pekin
China
Yane Ying Pass
South
Brothers Try to Assault Confessed Murderer
A report details brothers attempting violence against a confessed murderer amid a tense scene in a prison cell. The piece mentions Toronto or Ames style references and a druggist distribution of a product named Poneske Flour linked to Mrs Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murerer
Len
Wade
Kate Sullvat
Wenn
Saul
Dom Baitz
Mra Austin
Pete
Opera House Confusion Sparks Coshocton Plan
In Coshocton a plan to keep both an opera house and a theater avoids naming conflict with the old establishment. Mrs Frank L Beam has died in Columbus at about forty, leaving two children and a new Columbus home recently completed. her husband serves in local gas and telephone firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Neon
Sa Don Jai
Hani Eager Callahan
Apterui
Smee
Opera House
Coshocton
Frank L. Beam
Frank Beam
Columbus
Beam
Coshocton Gas Company
Buckeye, State Gas and Fuel Company
Citizens’ Telephone Company
Ees Irs
H. H. Creat
Mt Vernon
Lea Imown
Hornets Nest Display At Burns Gosser Store
A two foot diameter hornet nest suspended in Burns and Gosser's window draws attention near Wills Creek on Mitchael Gosser's farm. The display area also features English American and German semi porcelain including the Pope Gosser company piece. The porcelain uses clay from the new East Liverpool pottery and was burned there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns & Gosser
Mitchael Gosser
Wills Creek
Pope-Gosser Company
East Liverpool
Plasterer Shortage Noted In West Lafayette Town
The West Lafayette Indicator reports a shortage of plasterers amid anticipated building booms. Local plastering work has largely been done by Newcomerstown tradesmen, with Coshocton handling plumbing and painting done locally, underscoring the town’s need for skilled plasterers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Lafayette
Prospect
Newcomerstown
Coshocton
New Application Filed by Protected Home Circle
The Protected Home Circle held a meeting Thursday evening in the Forbes Building lobby at O. A. M hall. A new application was received during the session.
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O . A. M Hall
Forbes Building
Two Hearts United in Frist City Marriage Ceremony
Clifford R. Walters and Miss Bertha Marvin wed Thursday night at the Disciple parsonage with Rev A. J. Sever officiating. Andy Fisher surveyed and marked out building titins for the new opera house on Thursday afternoon.
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Two Hearts
Clifford R. Walters
Bertha Marvin
A. J. Sever
Andy Fisher
House to Sit in Continuous Session Till Close
Washington, Feb 27 The House rules committee approved to move quickly and force a vote without debate on all amendments to the appropriation bills. The measure aims to continue the legislative session without adjournment to March.
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HOUSE
Frelegraph
Age
Washington
Parmer Ends Life at Saloon in Telegen
Local news reports a wealthy, prominent resident named Parmer reportedly fatally shot himself in a saloon during a morning incident. The Age Telegraph edition notes the event occurred in February with details reflecting a tragic self-inflicted death.
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Parmer
Bs Telegraph
Robbers Loot Local Private Bank in Colorado Springs
In mid February a bold robbery struck a private bank in Colorado Springs. The attack left four victims harmed as robbers looted money and valuables before fleeing. Police appeal for tips and caution for residents near the area.
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Colar Springs
Miners and Operators Clash Over New Wage Scale
Athens Ohio February convention of miners and operators stalls on a dead work scale for 1900. Miners demand a 1232 percent increase over last year and a fixed scale for blacksmiths carpenters engineers and firemen. A report from Shawnee cites a rubber hose found in Maynard Brothers mine scales raising cheating allegations and possible legal action once scale responsibility is fixed.
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Athens
Ohio
Harry Jones
Shawnee
Maynard Brothers
Jones
Old Maidish Guildford Women Abhor Marriage Society
London dispatch reports Guildford’s unmarried women forming a Society for promoting man’s indifference among women. Members pledge to withstand marriage temptations, wear long skirts, dress hair becoming, and display a badge once weekly.
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London
Guildford
Surrey
Paris
Splinsters
Wagon Crash Sparks Coal Load Sighting in Town
A loud crash scattered pedestrians as a wagon loaded with coal tipped over on a Friday evening. Spencer Hughes stood atop the wagon and clutching a defective axle, while Mo Finghes directed unloading before a second wagon arrived to complete the transfer. Passersby watched the event end the dull rainy day. The wagon belonged to William Hay.
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Hughes
Finghes
Erening
William Hay
John Robson Secures Pension From Senate Action
A late afternoon message from Meressman Carsingham states the senate passed a bill granting John Robson a pension of 40 dollars per month. The announcement confirms the retirement benefit amid a broader pension push.
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John Robson
Wilcame News Today
mMeressman Carsingham
Senate
Mr Robson
Noted Newspaper Woman Perishes In Lowell Fire
A local Lowell newspaper worker died in a late night fire. The incident involved the burning of a paper office building. Authorities said the victim, a longtime editor, died from smoke inhalation. Investigations continue to determine the cause and other possible casualties.
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Lowell
Ifty
Fragmentary OCR Quick Read Pokes Green Text
A damaged snippet shows scattered letters and stray words. The readable content is minimal and lacks clear subjects or events. No identifiable people, places, or actions emerge from the text.
Ohio natal day program at Coshocton high school
Coshocton High School celebrated Ohio Day with a joint Excelsior and Alcyone literary society program in Alcyone hall. Edward Roberts presided and Nellie Travinger led the desk as students delivered orations essays and declamations under Miss Cairnes and Prof. Hosmer’s music program.
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Ohio
Coshocton High School
Excelsior
Alcyone
Alcyone Hall
Edward Roberts
Migs Nellie Travinger
Hosmer
America
McCain
James, Swibart
Swibart
Pegnple
I. Ws
Werner
Poplidéferd
Mio
Almark
Rene
Miss Speedman
Declamation Pieces Shine At Coshocton County Event
A report notes student declamations and letters shared about Ohio’s counties and statehood. It mentions pieces by Agnew and Mike Tagnpsen, a rendition of Death of Garfield by Charles Well, and a letter from Rev. Dr W B Hunt about Coshocton County’s place in Ohio history.
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Ufwl
Agnew
Mike“ Tagnpsen
Garfield
Charles Well
W. B. Hunt
Coshocton County
Ohio
Coshocton
Adame
Jefferson
Washington
Wayne
Coshogton
Emily
Cole
Yegnelude
Republic
Min Vernon
Bank Failure Leaves Town Bank Employee Burdened
The text details a bank collapse affecting the cashier and board member losses, with concerns over over $100,000 and the remaining assets of Pingray Smith Shop Manufacturing and household goods. It notes the second director Mr Pingtee and the broader impact on the village.
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Opaysrer
Directem
Bach Adimitg
Mascimenoyia
Wreels & Pin Ul
Zaid
Boshvartey
Educelion
Bande
Andrews
Flock Ip
Pingray & Smith Shop Manufacturing Company
ANL
Pingtee
Republican Primaries in Columbus Name St. Jeffrey for Mayor
The Columbus Republican primary nominated Robert St. Jeffrey for mayor with Frank J. Hayden as his opponent in a spirited contest. Democratic primaries have not yet been held in the city, signalling a potentially heated municipal campaign ahead. The report notes the strong tone of the race and the awaiting Democratic process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Robert St. Jeffrey
Frank J. Hayden
Heavy Rain Flood Hits Southern Indiana Towns
Heavy rains flood Southern Indiana as Ohio River tributaries rise. Evansville and surrounding counties report widespread damage with hundreds displaced from lowlands. Bridges washed out in several counties and many families remain homeless after the deluge.
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Evansville
Indiana
Ohio
Penuesh
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