Trinway Postmaster Appointed and Local News
Local items note G A Hawkron named Postmaster at Trinway and Exoxien of Tunnel Hill welcoming a 12 pound boy. A Pan Handle immigrant train passed through, and wedding plans unfold in Roscoe. Revival meetings progress as a memorial day decorations prepare.
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G A. Hawkron
Trinway
Tease Exoxien
Tunnel Hill
West Manaten
E. 8
Dollieon
George Stipes
Lizzie E. McFarland
Roscoe
Democratic Primary Contest in Coshocton County
The Democratic contenders include John G. McKee and Auditor Boeckman seeking renomination. James D. Severin of Monroe and Alfred Peck of Coshocton vie for Treasurer. Sheriff Henry Clark seeks the post, with George Zinken challenging him. Arlen Marshall and Daniel Barrick are named for Commissioner, with hints of more entrants. William Graham aims for Infirmary Director against John F. Norman who lost last fall.
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Wellas
John G. McKee
Boeckman
James D. Severin
Monroe Township
Alfred Peck
Coshocton
Henry Clark
George Zinken
Hogan
Arlen Marshall
Jackson Township
Daniel Barrick
Crawford
J. W. McCleary
William Graham
John F. Norman
Oxford
Walker completes 1100 mile vow from St Louis to New York
Richard Kennedy journeyed from St Louis April 7 to beat a 50 day 1100 mile wager. He travels by railroad track from Newark to our town, averaging four miles per hour and 36 miles in a day, accepting no payment for food or lodging. He collects telegraph stamps as proof and is hosted by restaurateur Charles Land before continuing toward headquarters.
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Richard Kennedy
St. Louis
New York
Kennedy
Newark
Charles Land
Republican State Convention Call for Ohio 1895
The Republican Party of Ohio issues a call for a state convention in Zanesville on May 9 1905 to select delegates for offices including Governor and Attorney General. Delegates.vote basis uses votes for Samuel M. Taylor in 1894. County committees must appoint delegates and publish notices ten days prior. J O Bonne and Grover B R Davis sign as chairs.
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Supreme Court
Samuel M. Taylor
Coshocton County
State Central Committee
Jogern O. Bonne
Grover BR. Davis
Qualifications For a Cadet At West Point
Congressman McClure will appoint a cadet to West Point within two months. Applicants must be unmarried, 5 feet or taller, free of infections or deformities, and capable of military service. Knowledge of reading writing arithmetic English grammar geography and US history required. A physician’s certificate will document physical condition.
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Tossmach
McClure
U. S
Caventean
United States
Coshocton
Wooster
Ohio
Tuscarawas
Death of Coshocton Resident Christian Schaich
Christian Schaich, aged near 58, a longtime Coshocton resident born in Germany, died at his Main Street home last Saturday after weeks of stomach trouble. He leaves a wife and six children Mia Dockenwadel and Kate Mallick daughters, Jacob son in California, others at home. Funeral Tuesday by Rev. Kramer of Newark, interment Oak Ridge cemetery with Independent Order of Odd Fellows rites.
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Hepe Murety
East Chestnut Street
Coshucton
Sarah Jane Tish
Murphy
Elizabeth Sherrard
St. George's Catholic Church
Father Jacquet
Father Cueh
Dreaden
Weel
Osk Ridge
Corston Maktarre
Thie Place
Empire Home
Colaton
Christian Schaich
Coshocton
Main Street
Germany
America
Mia
Andie Dockenwadel
Union City
Tndiana
Kate Mallick
Pourtsmouth
Jacob
California
Rev
Kramer
Newark
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Independent Order of Orld Fallows
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The provided text is fragmented and unreadable, lacking coherent events or identifiable entities to form a proper summary card.
numerous visitors and local notices from a small town
A long, readable jumble lists many visitors and local moves including Frank Hogans in Columbus, O W McMannin in Cadiz, Mrs Hogan in Cincinnati, W H Bell of Waco Texas, Robert Davidson of Newark, Mae Bonnielie visiting Cambridge, and many other travelers and next week plans. It reads as a community notices page with names and places.
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Frank Hogans
Columbus
O. W. McMannin
Cadiz
Texas
Robert Davidson
Newark
Mae Bonno Ie Visting Freuds
Cambridge
A. B. Thompson
Burt ‘Avenue
George Zuchswert
Pittsburg
J. C. Douglas
D.C. Cunningham
Brink ‘Maven
W. A. Mizar
Colbuston
Newcomerstown
Opera Horse Heads Cast for Telegram Theatre Event
Next Tuesday evening The Telegram will be presented to theatre goers with Jeanie Mas Mall leading a strong company. Water equipment will please Cosheston residents and popular prices for big engagement and reserved seats go on sale at Smith's Drug Store Tuesday morning.
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Jeanie Mas Mall
Cosheston
Smith's Drug Store
Ciliea
Sheriff Sales in Coshocton County Estates and Partitions
J P Peck as trustee for KF T Spangler estate sells two New Castle township tracts 160 acres valued 3500 and 94 acres valued 2000 at Court House on May 11 at 1 PM with one third cash one third in one year and one third in two years. Mary F Irvin vs Margaret Jones et al partition in 185 Coshocton valued 2000 sale May 18 at 1 PM with terms one third cash one third in one year and one third in two years. Emily H Crowell vs Peter Mohler et al 52 acres in Monroe township appraised 1500 sale May 25 at 1 PM cash.
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J. P. Peck
Trusler
KF. T
Mary F. Irvin
Margaret Jones
Coshocton
Court House
Emily H. Crowell
Petar Mohler
Monroe Township
The Age and Cincinnati Gazette Ad Rates
The Age and Cincinnati Gazette list a yearly subscription rate of two dollars paid in advance. The notice reflects historical pricing practices for newspapers in the era and marks the publication’s distribution model.
Farmer Giffen assigns to Rene Pigman in Perry Keene
Wa F Giffen a Perry Keene farmer made an assignment on Wednesday to Rene Pigman. The assets consist principally of 50 acres of land. Keene Township voted dry by an overwhelming majority at the Local Option election held last Saturday. There were 64 votes against the sale of intoxicating liquors, 5 in favor.
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Wa. F. Giffen
Perry Keenie
Rene Pigman
Keene Township
Co 5
Major Hamrickhouse Stricken by Apoplexy
Major William Hamrickhouse, a respected citizen, suffered a paralytic stroke last Sunday evening. His condition is serious with limited consciousness and poor recovery prospects. In a separate report, 24 applicants took the County Teachers' Examination on April 27, with certificates awarded to Garrison for two years and to Limbacher Binning Roshing Ford Glenn Root Fisher Taylor Barcroft for one year.
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Epworth League of Canal
Lewisville
Philo Hall
Joan H. Carn
Harrod Milling Co
Harrod
Allen County
Phil Sheridan
Canal Lewisville
Remsing
William Hamrickhouse
F. O. Garrison
F. B. Limbacher
C. A. Binning
W. H. Roshing
C. .O. Ford
J.C. Glenn
J. & Root
Jacob Fisher
Iva. M. Taylor
Viola Barcroft
Fire destroys Conesrville general store in suspected arson
Eugene Daughter of Conesville reports his general store at 39 Conesville burned Monday night with total stock loss estimated at 1200 dollars no insurance. Building owner David Davis faced expired coverage and nearby residence also scorched. Authorities suspect incendiaries.
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Eugene
Conesville
David Davis
Davis
Railroad Property Appraisal Across Nine Counties
Appraisers assessed the T W W O Railroad corridor across nine counties for tax purposes. Main track valued at 86000 per mile, sidings 2500 per mile, rolling stock 2777 per mile, money credits fuel and tools 260 per mile. Increase of 500 per mile on main line and sidings raises Coshocton county duplicate by over 14000 from last year.
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Coshocton County
Prohibition Ordinance Debated by Warsaw Village Council
A Warsaw village council meeting last Monday read a first ordinance banning intoxicating liquors sales. The piece notes officers’ pledge to reform and hints at political campaign effects in Jefferson township. The Warsaw Clipper comments on reform momentum and future campaigning implications. A Providence wool merchant criticizes rising shoddy goods, blaming competition and tariff cuts.
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Warsaw
Jefferson Township
C.F. Pierce
Providence
Worcester
Pierce
Boston Advertiser
Marriage notices for Noland Ashcraft and Newell Doty
Married on May 2 by Rev Wm E Huot Thomas F Noland and Flora A Ashcraft both of Pike township. Another ceremony on April 27 by Rev M B E Rife at the bride’s parents home Clark, Ohio Oak Miller Newell of Balifontaine and Miss Mary Loniea Doty of Clarks announced.
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Wm. E. Huot
Thomas F. Noland
Flora A. Ashcraft
Pike Township
M. BE. Rife
Clarka
Oak Miller Newell
Balisfontaine, O
Mary Loniea Doty
Clarks
Newspaper Subscriptions Offer For Three Papers
The notice advertises a combined subscription to The Age The Ohio Farmer and the New York Tribune priced at two dollars and thirty five cents per year in advance.
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The
Age
New York Tribune
Ohio Farmer
the Age
Alwase
Tribune
Advanca
Community notices and promotions from local Pineburg ads
Local item listings announce Women's Relief Corps meeting May 9 for Decoration Day observance, Bee Hive promotions on May 4, and Vernello appearances May 7 8 at Dave & IKE's window. Also notes on Eureka Laundry moving, Be Hive silverware giveaway, and various shop offers and services from Empire Mills to Hack & Wisenburg.
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Amousine
Prof. Vernello
Dave
Ike
the Empire
Mills: Eterny
Barney Demons
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James A. Overrolt
Mies Mollie McCain
South Sixth
Will Russell
West Lafayette
U. B. Church
Evangelist G. K. Little
Chicago
R. W. McClain
G.A. R
G. A. R. Hall
Harry Forter Camp
Salinas
Cal
Corena Daugherty
Avondale
G. A. Daugherty
Danxville Herato
St. Luke's Catholic
South Market Street
C. E. Lybarger
Dresden
Zanesville
Nancy Surra
Wakatomika
Cosbocton County
Joseph P
Milton Smith
C. L. Sturgeon
Ben Jones
Newark Tribune
Ww. Carr
Cosbocten County
Dr. Sevewicr
Granville
Coshocton Lodge
No. 96
Plainfield
Uhricheville
Farquhar
Farquhar Bros
Red Landa
R. B. Pure
M. E. Church
Scio College
G. W. Shafer
G. W. Amore
George Latham
Charles Geffeler
George Tidrick
J. A. Mayhew
Frank Davin
Avi
Robert J |Dean
Presbyterian Church
Rev. Struthers
West Carlisle
Jefferson Cemetery
Orpheus Musical Club
Misa Viola Robinson
Jubel
Miasea Wilsop
Baptist
Valentine Leiendecker
A&a
Clark Township
J. W. Moore
P. C.C
St. L
Joseph Burrell
P.C.C
L. W. Pocock
Cleveland
James Parren
Conhocton
Lyons
Opera House
Rhea
Madame Rhea
W.S. Hart
Claude Melnotte
Hia
Prof
Vansrtee
Deve & Ike's
Schwartz
Winchester
Tnd
C. Schaich
Jane Scott
Indiana
Mrs. Harrington
Washington, D. C
Sinter
W. G. Blyntyer
Charles J. Glover
Little Daughter
Mansfald
Robert. Jay
Port’ Washington
Marguerite
Hattie Norman
West Tafayette
Colaman
Jewett
Lucy Ferguson
South Fourth Street
George Richie
Howard Junecock
J. W. Beeeher Barnes
Cincinnati
BH. Winslow
Mra
C. J. Spangler
Baby and
Mist Katie Ink
Riday
Florida
Mallack
Portamouth
Christian Schateh
Reuben Mershy
Springfield
Ireny Wilson
Arry Hart
Charles Thompson
Will Thompson
Thuir
J. i. Dankworth
W. J. Coe
Kipp
Milward
Wellsburg
Opera
Sheriffs Sales
Gazette
Conesrville
Womana Relic Corps
M & Ing
Annie B. Voorners
Christeny Taylor
Bee Hive Dry G Store
Serpy & ScHaunece J
Brixa
Dave & Ike
Aroom
Grand Union Tea Co
Market Streat
Piburg
Skx
Vernello
J. H. Askrens, & Bon
North Second
Agette
Hive
Eureka
Second Street
Main
Compton
City Hall
Bea Hive
Aes
Diamond Dust Frotz
Hack& Wisenburg
Caun
Hack & Wisenburg
Poor
Dave & Ike's
Spragua
Thia
Artison
Pine Daya
E. M. Mortigr
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