Trap and Trigger At Coshocton Shoot Faces Poor Weather
A large Coshocton crowd watched a multi event trap and trigger shoot amid gusty winds and constant gunfire. Felumlee of Coshocton won the trophy with 18 of 20 birds, while Trimble Henderson and Taylor led the 125 bird contest with 10 of 12 or 100 of 125 hits. 25 contestants and thousands of shells marked the day as Seth Snyder received thanks for tournament management.
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Coshocton
Huréday
Newark
Zanesville
Roseville
Fultonbush
McConnelsville
Dendéon
Utica
Harry ‘Trimble
Winchester Arms Company
Dupont Powder Mpany
Felumlee
Trimble
Henderson
Taylor
Althouugh
Seth Snyder
Hamilton
Genial Rooney
Dennison
Supreme Court ousts Spellmire board and abolishes special school district
The supreme court rendered a judgment of ouster against the Spellmire board of education and struck down the special district on the Hamilton and Butler county line as unconstitutional. The ruling implies broader challenges to similar laws, leaving current boards with de facto authority until the legislature acts.
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Supreme Court
Spellmire Board of Education
Bamilton
Butler
Wheeling & Lake Erie Scores Major Belmont County Coal Lands
Reports from a reliable source say the Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad will acquire 6000 to 8000 acres of coal land in Belmont County. The deal may include an additional 1000 to 10000 acres outside the block reaching to the Ohio River, with an opening between Martins Ferry and Bridgeport.
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Belmont County
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad Company
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Ohio River
Martins Ferry
Bridgeport
Death of John Laurie in St Clairsville Area
John Laurie, longtime city resident, died at home near St Clairsville after a prolonged liver illness. Daughter Tillie Laurie traveled to St Clairsville. funeral held Saturday at Miss Laurie's North Fifth Street home with Knights of Pythias in charge. Interment in Oak Ridge cemetery. Another daughter Hattie Laurie arrived from Pittsburg. Jessie Benton Fremont, widow of the Pathfinder, was the first to register at the newly opened Fremont hotel in Los Angeles.
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John Laurie
St. Clairsville
Miss Tillie Laurie
Miss Laurie
North Fifth
Knights of Pythias
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Hattie Laurie
Pittsburg
Jessie Benton Fremont
Fremont
Los Angeles
Local Notes from Sushocton City Hall and Community
Sunday visitor Johnson Thompkins was arrested for intoxication. Edna Fisher sprained her ankle and returned home to Orchard. Charles G. Smith bought property at Walnus and Eighth and plans to move from South Seventh. Sacred Heart social at Chestnut and Tenon raised 24 dollars. Johannes Hammer, nephew of Conrad Hammer, died at Mt. Vero and was buried at Spring Mountain Church. Tom Robson purchased the famous pacing horse Daisy Parks. About 1200 pounds of flour donated by Mr. Lee of the Empire Mrs. to anthracite miners in Scrapton, Pa. The Players card club will meet with Miss Jennie Wilson. Boyd news stand changed hands to H. D. Smith with move to Hissong kitchen. Baker building progress with second-story framing and brick facade work ongoing.
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Lee
Scrapton
Sushocton
Jennie Wilson
Boyd News
Boyd
H. D. Smith
Smith
Hissong
Honoring Mrs. Hay on 42nd Wedding Anniversary
Mrs W S Hutchinson hosted a South Sixth Street gathering in her home to honor Mrs Robert Hay of Columbus on the 42nd anniversary of her marriage. Attendees included numerous relatives and friends such as Miss Maisie Dutchies and Miss Lucy Hay among a large guest list from Duluth Minnesota and local circles.
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Sarah Collier
Mary Day
Jamies Hay
H. B Hay
Iseorge Ayer
G. G Ridgeley
Thomas South
Jank Denman
George Ricketts
Duluth
Mino
Thimble club hosts vintage costume afternoon
Mrs. C. M. Hay entertains the Thimble club at her home with a surprise parade of 20th century era outfits and antique gowns. Notable attendee Louise Glover appears in a sedate maiden lady look while others wear old country and dollman styles. guests include Mrs. Virgil Loos and several other club members.
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Ter Rawd
Virgil Loos
D. O. Thompson
James Preston
R. M. Love
Guy Meek
Jesse McClain
Jennie Wilson
Helen Pomerene
Language decay sparks debate in educational circles
The New York Herald notes rising concern over English instruction and the spread of slang and revived obsolete words. Critics blame dictionary makers for fostering verbal innovations while educators face the challenge of restoring vigor and purity in speech.
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New York Herald
Industrial Edition to Highlight Coshocton Progress
The Age announces a special Illustrated Industrial Edition to showcase Coshocton County and city progress from early times to now. Editor Thomas G. Brown will lead work, with ongoing public cooperation requested to supply material and support for the book rich in industry, churches, schools, and social life.
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Uosbodton
Sacha
AGE Dow
AGE
Coshocton
Thomas G. Brown
Brown
Coshocton Boys Fall at Muskingum in New Concord
Coshocton athletic squad arrives at Muskingum College New Concord and loses 27 to 5. Missing Beach and Parrish, Coshocton plays with ten men and fights back in the second half. Muskingum’s Daynes and Mark lead the offense as captain Stewart is hurt. Also a Dennison high school tie with Coshocton and news of a new local editor Snyder joining The Age.
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Coshocton
Muskingum College
New Concord
Beach
Parrish
Zanesville
Muskingum
Mark
Daynes
Coshreton
Ile
Stewart
Co~ Shucton Boys
Fisher
Muskingum Boys
Athletic Club
Knott
Coshocten
Hurrell
Sbeeb
Rigkerts
Laightell
Wekle Hershman
Hoi
Ace - Def
Miller
Pimmon
Tigha
Carnes
Avon Pride and Avon Spectacles Rule Monongahela Trials
At Washington H Monongahela club field trials Mr Wil Y Valentines dogs Avon Pride and Avon Spectacles impressed in the November Field. Avon Pride showed open ground work and steady handling while May chased a rabbit and had a false point. Spectacles outpaced in pace and style finishing the freshest. Also listed are unclaimed Coshocton Ohio post letters for week ending Nov 3 1802 and several names.
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Wil Y Valentine
Monongahela Club
Washington ,H
May
Avon Spectacle
Dolly Manners
Avon Spectacles
Dolly
Coshocton
Ohio
G. W. Barnes
Pilla Boggs
Geo. Recerick
Ritchie Stewark
Ella Smith
W.F. Everhart
J.C. Gaumer
W. WT. Keyes
Geo. W. Selver
William E. Thomas
Cow accident injures man at Reservoir Farm
CGuibbert Glover is critically ill after being struck on the head when a gate swung open by a cow at Reservoir Farm east of the city. The injury followed an accident a week earlier and worsened over time as he stayed home. The report notes the gate incident and his deteriorating condition.
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Cguibbert
Glover
Reservoir Farm
Halloween Party Honors Miss Antti Fisher in South Sixth
Hallowe en party Friday evening at hottest on South Sixth in honor of Miss Antti Fisher of New Jersey. Guests included Misses Carrie Belle Dun can Emma Eva Jacobs Mary Williams Louise Mabel Boyd Leni Ayres Isabelle King Sarah Marshall and Messrs Stephen Lear Quincy Almack Burgess Norris Bere bee Chas Heiman Glenn Boyd Frank Karr and David Jackson. Miss wf McNary entertained with
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Hotest
South Sixth
Antti Fisher
New Jersey
Carrie Belle Duncan
Emma
Eva Jacobs
Mary Williams
Louise
Mabel Boyd
Leni Ayres
Isabelle King
Sarah Marshall
Messrs
Stephen Lear
Quincy Almack
Burgess Norris
Bere ¢Bee
Chas. Heiman
Glenn Boyd
Frank Karr
David Jackson
Wf McNary
Mystery surrounds death of Joseph Taylor near Warsaw
Joseph Taylor 23, son of Dennis Taylor, died Saturday from a mysterious accident on a deserted road near Warsaw. Friends pursue a vigorous investigation as theories suggest a horseback accident or possible robbery, with no alcohol or horse violence evident. The funeral in Jefferson Cemetery drew a large crowd.
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Joseph Taylor
Dennis Taylor
Warsaw
Louidab Jefferson Clearch
Tylor
Vane
Thomas Thompson
Ube Road
Starrington
Thompson
Taylor
Thompsoun
Umao
Lyman Taylor
Insa
Quail Season Rules and Bag Limits
The article lays out game law for bird season opening November 10 and closing December 2. It bans killing more than 78 quail, 25 ducks per day, 10 squirrels, and lists limits on woodcock geese plover snipes pheasants prairie chickens and grouse with hunting allowed for woodp...
Serious Injuries at Reed Brick Yard and Miltons Death
Benjamin Clark, 52, injured when a clay wagon mass fell on him at Reed brick yard. Right leg broken and collarbone fractured. fellow workers aided his return home. Dr. Krew helped reduce fractures and Clark rested well, weeks needed for healing anticipated. Milton Lisle, 43, died at home near Killbuck from consumption after a long illness. funeral held with Rev. Bird officiating. Lisle was a known horse trainer with many local acquaintances.
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Benjamin Clark
Reed
Jay Murphy
Wm. Besst
Chestnut
Krew
Lear
Mr. Clark
Milton Linle
Killbuck
Ile
Rev. Bird
C.F. Slaughter
Alvin Butler
Mr. Lisle
Big Bill Devery Critiques David B THs Sayings
Big Bill Devery, Tammany leader of the Ninth district New York, voices sharp opinions about David B THs. Two sayings attributed to him mock the ex governor. he claims a Kpock and a boost margin, and quips that if Dave Hill ever does something decent it would be a snake charmer moment.
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Bill Devery
Tammany
New York
David B
Ths
Wal- Fert
Dave Hill
Public sale of chattel property near Keene
C Was H Bory offers at public sale on Saturday November 8 at 12 30 o clock all chattel property including horses cattle corn hay at his residence one mile northeast of Keene.
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Keene
H. Bory
New Library Additions Feature Notable Biographies and Novels
The public library lists four volumes of a notable biography on Napoleon by William Mishpom sidane from Princeton University, illustrated with fine Breech paintings and drawings. Also featured is Life and Letters of Phillip Brooks in three volumes edited by Allen, plus multiple biographical histories and works on Scotland Ireland and other regions. Fiction selections include The Virginian, The Siege of Lady Resolute, The Making of a Statesman, and many more by varied authors.
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Phillip Brooks
Alexander W. Q.Q. Allen
Scotland
Marie Homour Lansdale
London
Claude de la Roche Francis
Ireland
Charles Johnston
Ubina
Francis Hodgson Burnett
Glengarry
Ralph Connors
G. A. Henry
Owen Wister
George Douglass
S. R. Crockett
George Carey Eggleston
Audrey
Mary Johnston
Lady Resolute
Harris Dickson
Mary Be Wikins
Deborah
James M. Ludlow
Mararet L. Woods
Kate Douglass Wiggin
Ernest Seton- Thompson
Margaret Sidney
Henry van Dyke
Richard Bardley Davis
Frank H. Spearman
James Creelman
John Fox, Jr
Tristram of
Brent
Anthony Hope
George W. Cable
Joel Chandler Harriss
Marchioness
Francis Hudson Bennett
Amos Judd
J. A. Mitchell
Count Tulsi
France
Atwater Mason
Rupert Barr
Adolph Marnacks
Alice Cauldwell Negan
Robert W. Chambers
General Charles Ing
County Sunday School Convention At West Lafayette
A county Sunday school convention will be held in West Lafayette on November 1. The event features a statewide touring party and a program with addresses conferences round tables discussions readings and singing. Promoted to pastors superintendents and township officers a wide distribution of program booklets and invitations has been made. Rev W C Stevenson who leads a large local class will participate and Dr Joseph Clack state Sunday school secretary will attend.
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West Lafayette
Party of We
W.C. Stevenson
Phinoubhy
Joseph Clack
Snday
Refusal Denies Actress Horse Ride Over Side Saddle
A popular actress recounts seeking horseback exercise at a fashionable stable. The proprietor refused, insisting she ride only with a side saddle, calling it an invention of the devil and forbidding the horse for other uses. She laments being barred from equestrian pleasure.
Church Services at Mal Creek Next Sunday
Services will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m. with the reception of the holy communion at Mark's church Mill Creek. Me Toyah will conduct the services. Hugh McKenna of St Charles Mich has been here for seven days trying to reach the mines at St Chezies he left today with six men.
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Hugh McKenna
St. Charles
Mich
St. Chezies
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