Woman Dies On Panhandle Train In Ohio Mystery Remains
A woman named Eva Pierson, age 40, died on Panhandle passenger train No. 10 near Morgan Run Ohio. Post mortem showed a soft pulpy heart and other illnesses. She carried four $100 bills, 95 cents, and a bank book showing $269. The bank book lists Hanneth Pierson, conflicting with the steamer ticket name Eva Pierson. Investigators seek the reason for the discrepancy and her origin from Chicago to Germany.
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Panhandle
Coshocton
Wheeling Crossing
Morgan Run
Newcomerstown
Lydick
Beers
Eva Pierson
Chicago
Germany
Petoria
New York
Hamburg
Fatherland
Marshall
Barcroft
Ilinois Trust and Savings Company
Hanneth Pierson
Dr. Marshall
Loom at War-saw 6 Real Thing Loom at War saw 6 Real Thing
The Age reports rapid coal development near Warsaw and Mohawk with stock subscriptions sufficient to begin operations soon. Officials expect multiple mines, chutes, and modern mining machinery. Prospective investors from Wooster and Pittsburg show strong interest as rail links ready.
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Warsaw
Mohawk
Age
Toledo
West Virginia
Quorel
Trenton
Bladensburg
Utica
Wooster
Moore
Another Song of Spring Poem About Coal Bucket
A fragmented poem recalls a coal bucket from winter days in a basement scene. The speaker mourns the loss of the old bucket and its warming strains, noting attempts to steal it and the dealers’ annoyance. The rambling verse hints at the emotional value of the coal and the poem’s nostalgic tone.
Moody's Movements in Kingston and Near Sea Voyage
Kingston reports Secretary Moody and his party visiting Governor Sir Augustus Hemming. Afterward the Nedrhin with Moody and companions aboard set sail. BM Allen departed for Mt. Vernon to spend Sunday with family.
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Moody
Kingston
Jamaica
Augusts Hemming
BM Allen
Mt. Vernon
Citizens meet over Coshocton gas contract proposed
About 400 to 500 residents packed Coshocton City Hall to oppose the Coshocton Gas Company contract. Judge Roche urged the public against the terms, calling the proposal unfair and unsafe, while urging council action and a mass convention resolution to protect patrons and require adherence to the granting ordinance.
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A. J. Hill
S. O. Riggs
Andrew M. Fisher
T. C Roche
Roche
Coshocton Gas Company
Ohio
Ctizens
Coshocton
Taylor
Onfe
Couheeton
Olle
Ceoweaeten Ohioney
Eftl. Geodw
Chrerman
Mnfig
Sai Company
Sth
Suid Gas Company
Cosherton
Et Coshoeton
Tuning Up For Spring Remedies In Vintage Chicago Slang
The Chicago Tribune notes a speaker ready for spring yet wary of seasonal ills. They list herbs like boneset feverwort pennyroyal sage peppermint and gallar root to ward fever sore throat and ailments while reflecting on readiness for warmer weather.
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Daria
Mary
Chicago Tribune
The Belle gad Wer Dress
A famous belle visited her dressmaker often and lingered to perfect fit and lines. The dressmaker and artist shaped fabric to please the eye, showing that form governs beauty. Moral: matters of form are often the important matters.
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New York Herald
Appleyard Suit Backed Against Board's Plea in Muskingum
Muskingum county faces continued opposition to withdrawing the $60,000 suit over the old Bollaire Zanesville and Cincinnati narrow gauge railroad now in the Appleyard electric railroad syndicate. Local towns oppose releasing Lemert and favor pursuing recovery, arguing against taxpayer gifts and noting prior railroad deal trickery.
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Zanesville
Appleyard
Muskingum County
Mr. Appleyard
Dresden
Lemert
Fatality as wagon engine crushes man near Baltic
Valentine Smith, a saw mill worker living two miles south of Baltic, was crushed to death when a six-horse engine, carrying him and two others, rolled downhill near the Daniel Barrick farm. He fell from the fly wheel and the engine passed over him, killing him instantly. He leaves a wife and several children. Burial was at Halifax cemetery between Baltic and Chili.
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New Bedford
Valentine Smith
Baltic
Daniel Barrick
Smith
Halifax
Chili
Wheeling Wrecked at Avondale Delays Train in Coshocton Route
The Wheeling and Lake Erie passenger due at Coshocton at 8 05 p m was held at Avondale Friday night and did not arrive until 5 31 a m. A coal car derailed just south of Avondale at the White Eyes curve causing the delay. The wreck train was called from Canton and after hours the track was cleared for traffic.
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Wheeling and Lake Erie
Coshocton
Avondale
White Eyes
Canton
Brewers refuse arbitration strike in Mahanoy City
In Mahanoy City on March 28 about a thousand workers from twelve brewers in the Anthracite Brewers association went on strike. They demanded wage increases and rejected proposals to arbitrate the dispute.
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Mahanoy City
Anthracite Brewers’ Association
Souvenir of Coshocton Illustrated Industrial edition
A brief note advertises The Age Illustrated Industrial edition as a souvenir of Coshocton. Copies are available for ten cents each or thirteen cents mailed anywhere in the United States or Canada. The note also mentions Lewis Leighninger, formerly of Went Lafayette, visiting Coshocton during the week.
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Coshocton
Age
United States
Canada
Lewis Leighninger
Went Lafayette
Delaware
Coehoctom
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St. Louis
Messrs. Brown and
Marlow
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Harrar
East Africa
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Pittsburg
Deracr
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Mart
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Savinee Bane Co
Milligan
Ohio Fuel Supply Company
Cambridge
Riggs
Edward Martter
J. Milegan
Br. T. J. Smith
Judge Roche
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Jorge Roche
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