Mysterious blow as Jackson Twp boy set tree ablaze
Jacob Ross, a 60 year old resident of Jackson Township, suffered a head wound while attempting to extinguish a blazing beech on his farm. A group of boys reportedly felled a tree and Ross was struck, losing a scalp fragment about the size of a dollar. The skull is intact and his condition is not dangerous, with uncertainty over the exact cause.
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Jackson Township
Jacob Ross
Ian
Jackson
Prosser Hulluw
Rooi
Koowe
Arcerpoon
Ross
Doctor Henderson
Boss
Mr. Ross
A Satisfactory Machine On Streets Draws Attention
A new automobile received Tuesday by Burns and Gosser was put on the streets in the evening and drew much attention. It differs from Forbes’s car with the operator behind and a gasoline engine. The front seat and one wheel can be removed to form a tricycle. it currently makes noise which should be eliminated soon. Burns gave friends a ride novelty.
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Burns & Gosser
Mar. J.P. Forbes
Burns
Pleasant II pupils plan festival to buy a big bell
White Eyes township pupils at Pleasant II school organize a Saturday evening festival to raise funds for a large bell after protests over the teacher using a blue brass hand bell. Ed Diebel led the winter term. festival aids by students under b's supervision.
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Pleasant II
White Eyes Township
T. Diebel
Six Wells Superintendent Bids For Water Department Drilling
Six Wells Superintendent Rails advertises for bids to drill six wells for the water department replacing six known north wells near Walbonding. The existing wells cannot be cleaned and produce muddy water. New holes will be called RECEIDaTY and work is set for May 30 to the lowest responsible bidder.
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Rails
Water Department
Walbonding
Boy Scalded by Hot Beef Broth at Home
Solomon Cox, a year old, suffered severe facial burns when a cup of hot beef broth overturned at his North Second Street home. Mrs. Cox turned away briefly and the liquid scalded his face, potentially injuring one eye. Dr. Carr attended to the injuries.
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Solomon Cox
Orlando Cox
North Second Street
Trestle Fire Report From Empire Mills Find Fire Quickly
Frank Martin of Empire mills spotted a Walbonding trestle on fire Wednesday and notified Coshoc ton depot. Al Skinner and Dio Crider boarded a Walbonding engine and rushed to the scene where E S, Lee, Frank Martin and ushers were working to extinguish the blaze. The ignition was traced to a spark from a recently passed engine.
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Frank Martin
Empire Mills
Coshocton
al Skinner
Dio Crider
Lee
Ushers
Thieves Strike Stable in Continue Daring Burglary
Thieves broke into the stable of J A Compton and stole harness whip and duster. No clue found and the gang remains at large, with no signs of detection yet.
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J. A. Compton
Rubber stamp makers to operate in rented room
Will Erwin and Clyde Hall have rented part of the room under the Vark Cash grocery and will engage in the manufacture of rubber stamps. They expect to be ready for operation soon and the room will be prepared accordingly.
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Will Erwin
Clyde Hall
Vark Cash Grocery
Died in Columbus at 32 Mrs James Ashorn dies
Mrs James Ashorn died Tuesday in St. Francis hospital Columbus aged 32. Body brought home in evening. Funeral in Church of the Sacred Heart Thursday morning. Interment Oak Ridge. Mrs Ashman had many friends in the city who deplore her death.
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James Ashorn
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Church of the Sacred Heart
Veluck
Oak Ridge
Ashinan
Ashman
Killing Ends Quarrel Between Farmer and Medicine Man
Warren Ohio May 16 John Burton a prominent young farmer was killed by Lon Atkins a patent medicine vendor after a quarrel over a medicine show admission ticket. Atkins fled but was captured by a posse. Columbus May 16 The Ohio Anti Saloon League leader Baker replies to Senator Foraker denouncing fake interviews and asserts the league backs no party opposition. Athens May 16 Miss Elizabeth Benson aged 25 from York township has been in a trance-like state for two months with paralysis and near death though life persists via injections. Youngstown May 16 Keary Hoffman and William Bolmer properties and stables burned. total loss is 4000. Mansfeld May 16 Mrs Henry Garrett and four daughters poisoned by noodles in a summer kitchen likely by intruder. Boston May 16 Sheldon H Barrett agent for Forepaugh Sells Brothers shows died of typhoid pneumonia with interment planned at Columbus.
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Warren
John Burton
Lon Atkins
Atkins
Burton
Baker
Foraker
Columbus
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
Mr. Foraker
Anti-Saloon League
Republican Party
Athens, O
Elizabeth Benson
York Township
Garrett
Boston
Sheldon H. Barrett
Adam Forepaugh
Sells Brothers
Mechanical Engineers Begin Forty-First ASME Convention in Cincinnati
Mechanical Engineers in Cincinnati for the forty-first annual ASME convention with over 20 members present. Mayor Gustav Tafel welcomed attendees and President Charles H. Morgan of Worcester replied. Sessions will continue through Thursday as eminent scientists and machinists present papers from across the country.
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Mechanical Engineers
Cincinnati
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Gustav Tafel
Charles 8. Morgan
Worcester
Mase
Boiling Pot Happenings At Home And Abroad
Fire at the Paris exposition damaged the Chateau d Eau. At Marceline three frelngs were publicly flogged. Columbus invites Boer peace envoys. Hawaii and Porto Rico to send delegates to the Democratic convention. Germany cold snap with snow in Leipzig and Chemnitz. Ex queen Liliuokalani to return to Honolulu. Kruger orders Portuguese consul to leave Transvaal. Trenton racetrack buildings burned. Logs valued at 160.60. Admiral Dewey at Farragut statue ceremony in Knoxville.
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Chateau d'Eau
Marceline
Mon
Columbus
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Germany
Leipsig
Chemnitz
Liliuokalani
Washington
Honolulu
Kruger
Transvaal
Trenton
N. J
Admiral Dewey
Admiral Farragut
Knoxville
Tenn
Excursion to Washington D C for National Capitol Tour
A spring excursion to Washington D C offers a transferable return form valid for travel by May 25. Visitors can view the national museum and capitol, tour Arlington Heights, the home of General Robert E Lee, and observe the Potomac River area.
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Sean
Imperial Ivane
Crier
Mystic Shrine
Washington, D.C
Washington
Hang Gars
National Capital
Visil
National Museum
Capitol
Arlington Heights
Tyert E. Lee
Broad Potomac
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James Ashman
Hyamasen
Youngsteen
Uvers
Keary Hoffman
William Bolmer
Mansfeld, O
Fenry Garrett
Chicago
Tly
James A. Hart
Chicago National League
Clus
Young
Hart
Colon
Colombia
Cucuta
Sandanger
Tattersall’s
Perry Queen
Eddie Connolly
St. John
S. B. Connolly
Harry Forbes
Fred O'Neal
Omaha
Washington D.C
Brendel Bros
Rhes Bik
Cashocton, O
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New York Tribune
the Age
Ohio Farmer
Pittsburgh Stockman
The
Toledo Blade
York
Tribune
Daily Tribune
Pinencia
Mark& Regeriz
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Reed Edrion
National Family Paper For
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United States
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