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Newspaper

Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1895

Page

7

Embankment Break Delays Trains Near Canal. Local News

A Saturday night embankment break near the canal wasteway released water, straining a railroad trestle and delaying trains. Crews worked overnight to clear ice and reset the structure. Local social notes mention visits, school events, and forthcoming meetings across Roscoe and nearby townships.

Sudden Deaths and Local News From West Carlisle Area

Obituaries note the deaths of Mrs. W. B. Kinsey of Cooperdale and Mr. Robert Daugherty near Wakaloni ka from sudden illness. Interment for Daugherty scheduled in West Carlisle February 28. Listings mention school Washington's Birthday events, a nurse’s arm injury, and local notices including hotel reopening plans, travel plans, and area residents’ updates.

Deat Robert Daugherty Wakalonika West Carlisle Mr. Daugherty County Donegal Ireland America Ellen Garener Llelenvex Washington Magrader George Voltz BR. Smith

Milvs March 8th Homecoming News and Local Updates

Milvs March 8th notes show residents traveling for work and visits. Mr Charles Mulford smiles at home. Mr Will Sonnolds moves to Keene farms. Mr Ad Bible starts for Columbus to take a new post. Several health and farming updates follow with almanac advice for sowing and moon phases March 5 to 17. Community events include a temperance drama by the Ballu Dramatic Club and local sickness and deaths.

Charles Mulford Will Sonnolds Keene Township Ad Bible Columbus Oho Samuel Burrell Eddie Milligan Lafayette Will Clark Hinds Harvey Gaor Canal Dover Miller Barrs Milla Syler Chas. Barton Dunkirk Barton Lucy Madison Peter Wolfe Emma Roneker Mulbaty Shult Jacob Frank Shimine Peter Moorech Tuveday Ike Rinehart Hartville Belle Buskey Longada Covington Ind Melvin Walters Archibalt Ad Finlay al Elese Ruler School House Tommy Smth Crhowin Cribe Charles Maliet Grorga Bible Hugh Lawrence Charley Styer Joseph Smith Thomas Kiste Wesley Chapel Delbert Poroz Canton J. W. Wise Fred Nevis Marley Rogersville B.A. Richmond Clara Addy Dennison Emma Emerson Newcomerstown Archibald Leach Portage County

West Lafayette society notes with numerous local visits

West Lafayette residents hosted guests from Coshocton and Arcadia while many locals visited relatives in Newcomerstown Keene and Michigan. The Missionary Tea at Mrs. Weel’s home drew praise and a new high school library was purchased with Anna Platt named librarian.

Hissey Zanesville Ohio Wells Pleaant Valley Ray, Weber Louton St. Paul Lutheran Church G. W. Hahn Elizabeth Holler Messrs John Roller Chas. McCleary E. Stockum R. N. Barnes Ben Uffner Waders Literary John Berton Dennison J. M. Vance Barnesville Mr. Hines Indiana J. W. McCleary John A. Miller Linton Township McBane John Sells Coshocton Saurday Busness John George Wilden John Vance John Yisher Charles Given Bellaire Rugan Poweleon Winia EH Coshoeton James West Harry Leighiiver Canton Howard Culbertson Maggie Hamilton Keene Harry Russell William Russell West W. PB. M Jus. Weel McChure Anna Platt 7. S. Fisher Newcomerstown Philip Steck Michizin John Ines Arcadia Fidianie I. J. Daverott George Mader Phishing Olne Martin Lutz Walter Hopple Marita George Oates Thenaa Stockum Michigan Skurshis Henry Apple Harvey Roller Johieulin Newman Minois Rouben Burien Avtum Aronhall John Walbais West Lafarette Jerry Fowler Hike Shiny Rilbuck Low Thoms Vina Wertht Kendein Coshocton O. Band el Cornell Perkites New Moscow Fin Joy Wagoner Gambier Shaw Rosene High School M.C Wright Union Cooperdale Orchestra Ab Marshalls Choo

Local notes from Clarks area outline village life and arrivals

Clarks and surrounding towns report visits by Beth lehem Miss Crous of Dresden and Belle Law rence of Chestnut Ridge. Several residents take jobs in Wayne county and Bellefontain. Land sales near the village noted, Epworth League planning events at M. E. church, high school exams set for April, and local social events including marriages, sales, and meals.

Samuel Hagans George Ringwalt and Son Dresden Henley Garrison Warren Gillen Lydia P. Giffen Knox County New Castle Tey. Slovick American Mechanics Miss Crous Belle Lawrence Chestnut Ridge Moore John Patterson Shaffer Ile Pores Wayne County John Baehten Bellefontain C. W. Kaser Danville Henry Randles Voerbet M. Ey Epworth League Library William Graham Ada Mervert Graham Clarks Mins Mites Holmesville Menton Porter Sophia Duncan Chicago Vuis Place Layland Win Beall Charles Paw Will Tadiang Tadiang Thay Presbytere Ratt Crawford Wooster College Oliver Crawford Peri Keane Keene Fill Tamas Oper

Mohawk Vies With Ills Yet Members Enjoy Health

In a local note citizens report good health despite a severe season with only three burials in 1804. Names appear of patients Mrs Leslie and Mrs Morri recovering from paralysis, and a string of community events includes school entertainments, preacher visits, and local relocations.

Mia. Laslie Morri Leslie Lis Rebecca Thompson Moore Our Church Mire Naney Thompson Moore Washington Adam Haas W.S. Harper C. Spang Barretts School Peelay Marcel OH. B. Pigman Cora Alnick Alyn Callison Charley Spang Ray McCutly

Local notices and health updates fill a rural week

Community items report professors visiting and moving plans, ill residents improving, meetings led by Rev Hugana, weddings and engagements, school terms ending, a few travels to Zanesville and New Moscow, and local business notes. A March treasury report and coal strike talk appear alongside scattered notices of arson, counterfeit trust deeds, and early railroad incidents.

Carrie Murphy Coshocton John Dunmead Zanesville Rev. Wallace Newark Seese Helmick Patrons of Industry Plains School House Mark. Jones Elyria Marvin Cos Hamilton Cox Timi J. AL Dilton Chestnut Grove Mlizabeth Phillips Charles Vickers Id. Mossman George J. Tilton Illinois Central Railroad Pittsburg Birlke Prrranund Ryte Hocking Nman Tornoe Northwestern

Benefits of a Knowledge of Psychology to the Teacher

An article by James C. Cooper outlines psychology as the science of the soul and its powers, then argues how a teacher gains thinking ability, methods, and engagement by studying psychology. It emphasizes developing pupil thinking, logical reasoning, and the teacher’s role in guiding mental growth.

James C. Cooper Keone Gopher Tour Memora Elyria

Free Trade Crisis Reports Deep Review and Editor Notes

Defender Documents early editions 6 and 72 survey free trade challenges. No. 3 titled Business Condition or The First Feats of Free Trade presents a careful compilation of results. Mois I Leva translation appears in No. 72. Public meeting in Paris discusses these topics and related policy measures.

American Protective Turn League United States Transiothafa Mois I Leva Ben Aires Wakeman Atreet New York

Testament of Respect and Trustees Meeting Notes

Fragmented text records a meeting about respect and trustees with references to Mr Gantwell and church affairs. Names such as Teddy, Mary, and Lynsey appear amid discussions of memorials and church duties. The passage mentions a death and a reported toll, with notes from a secretary and attendees.

Teddy Mathie Dante Sean Tiered Aee Ford Lynsey

Fragmentary OCR Notice From a Suspicious Advert

OCR shows scattered phrases about a free credit offer and drugs, mentioning a blog, instructors named Heath and Franns Hohl Hintructor, and references to UW and ASU. Readable items include names and general business terms, but most text is garbled.

Tr Heath Franns Hohl Uwlot Bastiaran Atdfeteen

Oddball 19th Century Market Prices Snapshot

A fragmented price list shows onions winter apples butter and various foods priced per pound or per unit. Items include beans beeswax chicken hams honey lard potatoes salt tallow and other staples with spellings altered, reflecting a historical market column.

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