Woman Burned While Filling Gas Tank Faces Amputation
Warsaw special report details Mrs. Alonzo Grodier of Coshocton suffering severe burns after overfilling a gasoline tank ignited. Her niece Miss Zoe Jack sop aided by dragging her to a bedroom and smothering flames with a heavy quilt. She also saved the house by moving a burning stove outside. Doctors fear amputation of a thumb due to deep burns.
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Warsaw
Alonzo Grodier
Burns
Mrs. Grudier
Greatheny
Grudier
Answer Filed In Bankruptcy Case Against Hamilton et al
Filing documents reveal W W Hamilton filed an answer to the petition of Jonathan V Hillard trustee in bankruptcy. Maria and Lucy Hamilton also filed a defense. Hansilgan claims lack of information about Hillard petitions and asserts the real estate deed to him had consideration and good faith despite accusations.
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Jonathan V.hillard
W.W. Hamilton Et al
W. W. Hamilton
Maria
Lucy Hamilton
Hansilgan
Hillard
Bin
Atde
Zevod
Domestic Carpet Cleaning and Rug Manufacturing Firm Planned
Coshocton prepares for a new enterprise with Clarence Clemmens and William Wilson purchasing the Episcopal church rear building to convert into a carpet cleaning and rug manufacturing facility. Ten jobs expected, operations hoped to start April 1 under Wilson’s supervision. Clemmens will keep his post with the Fountain.
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Coshocton
Clarence Clemmens
William Wilson
Episcopal Church
Wilson
Roscoe
Clemens
Finishing Buildings Nearing Occupancy at Main and Sixth
The Rogers and Ricketts buildings are nearly ready for occupancy. Workmen apply taishing tenches to the Rogers structure at Sixth and Main, Elks club rooms will be ready soon, and the Ricketts and Almack buildings are progressing quickly after being rented. Warner’s White Wine of Tar Syrup offered as a cough remedy.
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Rogers
Sixth
Main Streets
Elks’ Club
Ricketts
Almack
Ivis
Warner
Death of Mrs Weatherwax near Springs Mountain
Mrs Jane Weatherwax widow of Ezra Weatherwax died Friday morning two miles south of Springs Mountain after a long cancer illness. A devout Christian woman and Evangelical church member at Pleasant Hill, her remains were interred Sunday at Pleasant Hill.
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Jane Weatherwax
Ezra Weatherwax
Springs Mountain
Evangelical Church
Pleasant Hill
Almost Lost His Head West Carnisle March 12
Charles Wilson aged 17 working at a saw mill near West Carnisle was struck by a beard and thrown onto the saw. A deep wound from above his right eye to the left ear penetrated the skull to brain lining. He remained unconscious for an hour before Dr Edwards treated him. His leg is recovering slowly due to good condition. The item mentions Mrs Calvin Yimmerman of Millersburg Pennsylvania and a mix of local advertisements.
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West Carnisle
Charles Wilson
T. E. Divan
Smith Breaks Leg in Rolling Mill Accident
Robert C. Smith sustained a broken leg when a loaded track of sheets shifted a plank at the rolling mill. He was moved to Superintendent Ward's office then to William Parsons boarding house at 139 Chestnut Street. Smith, 40, unmarried, has worked at the mill since it began operations.
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Robert C. Smith
Smith
Ward
Frew
William Parsons
Chestnut Street
Charles Kenzer
Ninth Street
Caught in a Closet Seizes Wanted John Welsh
John Welsh, sought for over two years, was captured Saturday by Sheriff Wedge and Chief Dunes. Arrested Aug. 24, he faced larceny and habitual criminal charges. Welsh, Vansickle, and O Conner planned an escape from county jail, tunneling to a manhole before Welch was traced to his mother's Locust street home and found hiding in a second floor closet. He was returned to jail to await trial.
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John Welsh
Wis
Wedge
Dunes
Welsh
Dehn Milthean and Sierrists
Georie Vansickte
Mike O'Conner
Welch
Vansickle
Morse news and local notices mix from March reports
Daily clippings note Republican candidate W. Jurden for congress in Missouri, illness recovery for Representative Grosvenor, and a New York cigarmakers strike. British steamer Counte sunk near Sable Island. several U.S. incidents include a Tecumseh sheriff killing, Irish flag recognition in London, and fighting in Luzon. Texas Democrats set conventions. U.S. rail sale decree signed. burglar attack in Youngstown. post list and mysterious murders. French invasion debate. fatal farmer murder in Arkansas. Mackinaw City fire. and a public dispute in Culloden.
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Ferse
W. Jurden
Congress
Grosvenor
New York
Counte
Sable Island
Swentrone
Roger Bruno
Jarceni
Tecumseh
Oo. T
Ireland
Majors
London
St Patrick’s Day
Major Ward
Aparri
Luzon
Ward
Texas
Waco
Austin
Young Men's Club Elects Officers After Meeting
The Youngs Men's social and literary club held a council meeting Monday in Race Wharf. A good program entertained members with music by the Mandeliné club. Officers elected for three months were: President He Talmadge, Vice-President Arthur Shaw, Secretary Carlos Richard, Treasurer Samuel Moore, Critic Bert McKee.
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Youngs Men's Social and Literary Cchb
Race Vharch
Symphony Mandeliné Club
He Talmadge
Arthur Shaw
Carlos Richard
Samuel Moore
Bert McKee
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Philadelphia
Double
Hub
Coshoctan
Forbes Block
Bien
Eles
Pele
Alonzo Grudier
Rogers and Ricketts
Calvin Yimmerman
Millersburg
Amleraan
Deng
W. Parsons
Lounty
Bolling Pot
Cincinnati
United States Circuit Court
Taft
Columbus, Sandusky and Hocking
Robinson
Osf
Youngstown. O
John King
King’s Head
King
Coshembie
Mie Cardi
Anna Lorenz
J. BR. Noywers
Florence Stonebrook
L. J. Darbie
le Love
Ells
Poland
Geeorge Shererd
Ateve
Clbl McCoy
PLM
Jealouss
Little Rock
Ark
Scott County
Zeeb Leonard
Leonard
Mackinaw City
Mich
Culloden
W. Va
Benjamin F. Higgins
Walter Higgins
Young Mahony
Billy Smith
Hercules Athletic Club
West Broad Street
Swisher Cigar Compart
Craweforys
Crawfords
Grawford Store
Pestoffee
Lansdowne
Crawford
Young Men's Club
Trope
Boston
J.E. Glass
East Main Street
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