Death of Mrs Hains at Tunnel Hill
Mrs. Hains died at her Tunnel Hill home after a long illness on October 31 at age 84 years 1 month and 16 days. She lived in the area over 69 years and the funeral was held at her home with Rev. Hyatt officiating. Interment followed at West Bedford. Leonard Hains and Henry Hains of Utica attended. Several locals and relatives are mentioned visiting and attending services, with many named friends and mourners noted.
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Tunnel Hill
Henry Hains
Utica
Licking County
Thomas Easter
Kansas
David
Brenneman
Coshocton
Misa Jessie McCurdy
Bedford
Miss Grace
H. Movardy
Coshoce
Social Notes From New Moscow Arrivals and Visits
Chas Donley of Carnegie Pennsylvania returned home after a few days with his parents. Henry Perkin and wife welcome a son. Locals attended the Dresden show last Saturday. CG Smailes visited Newark last Friday and Saturday. Mr and Mrs John Bown of Conesville spent Sunday with W M Con ey. Mr and Mrs James Crawford and two daughters visited Mrs Crawford's mother Mrs Bown Sunday.
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New Moscow
Chas. Donley
Carnegie
Henry Perkin
Dresden
A. Smailes
Newark
John Bown
Conesville
W. M. Coney
James Crawford
Adams Minis and Mills Residents Visit and Society Plans
Entries note Mrs. Adams and children from Coshocton visiting relatives in Adams Mills last week. Miss Emma MaGruder of Zanesville spent Sunday with her aunt. Mrs. Alex Stewart and daughter from Coshocton visited the Scott family. The C E society plans a social on Thursday evening November 6. Nora Kincade and Josie Merriman visiting in Athens County. Commissioner Bale was in Coshocton on Monday on business.
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Adams Mills
Adams
Coshocton
Emma MaGruder
Zanesville
Alex Stewart
Scott
C. E Society
Nora Kincade
Josie Marriman
Auhens County
Bale
Cosbocton
British steamship St Regulus sinks Spanish steamer Enero
The British steamship St Regulus reports collision with the Spanish steamer Enero off Dungeness. Enero, of 1322 tons net, sank in minutes with most of her crew drowned. only three survivors. The St Regulus sustained damage with a large hole in its hull.
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London
St. Regulus
Centeain McMullen
Shields
Alexandria
Gravesend
Enero
Delgado
Huelva
Spain
Dungeness
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Compagnia Bilbina de Navigacion
Bilbio
Prince of Siam Enjoys Quiet Day in Burlington Visit
The prince of Siam and his party spent a calm day in Burlington Vermont after a week of sightseeing and entertainments in New York and Boston as the royal group traveled through rural New England en route to Weare Frise and onward to Kentucky.
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Burlington, Vt
New York
Boston
Prince of Siam
New Engiand
Paper Adverts From Shanghai Reach Coshocton Readers
A bizarre envelope is received bearing colored stamps and Chinese handwritten symbols. The note asks the Age Newspaper to print an advertisement for a Shanghai merchant selling Chinese curios and offers payment by American stamps if samples are sent.
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Shanghai Sen
Age
Coshocton City
Olow State
U. S&s
Zab Sah Mao
Shanghai
Chita
Zin Sah Moo
China
Crescens Smashes Two Mile Record At Memphis Driving Park
Crescens the son of Robert McGregor, driven by Mr. Ketcham, completes two miles in 4 17 flat at the Memphis driving park, shaving 11 seconds off the world two mile record and drawing an ovation from the crowd.
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Crescens
Memphis
Robert McGregor
Onward Silver
Mr. Ketcham
President Roosevelts Civil War Virginia Outing
President Roosevelt and a small party will depart for an two day outing in Virginia. The trip may include visits to Civil War battlefields as part of the excursion.
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Virginia
Washington
Roosevelt
Three Die From Gas Blast at Buckeye Coal Mine
Nelsonville O Nov 3 three men Maurice O Brien Charles Sampson and Herbert Coran were killed by a gas explosion in the Lost Run mine of Buckeye Coal Co near New Straitsville Two others were at risk but the mine showed no fire The gas likely came from an adjoining abandoned mine thought empty for eight years and ignited by miners lamps Crossing Tragedy in Youngstown and other Ohio incidents follow including a couple killed by a train and a Canton fatality In Shanghai a trade treaty with China is discussed End of report notes boxing arrests and Paris duel planning
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Youngstown
Buckeye
Nelsonville, O
Lost Run
Buckeye Coal Company
New Straitsville
Maurice O'Brien
Charles Sampson
Herbert Coran
O’brien
Sampson
Coran
General Booth Visits New York for Five Month Campaign
General Booth founder of the Salvation Army arrives in New York from England for a five months campaign in the United States and Canada. He is credited with converting thousands personally over decades and praised by rulers, with the Army claiming millions of conversions worldwide in the last decade.
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Wiliam Booth
Salvation Army
New York
England
United States
Canada
Army
General Booth
America
Liverpool
Booth
Christian Mission
McKinley
Crystal Palace
Salvattion Army
Sweden
Holland
Denmark
Gladston
T. PL
Famoeus
Sina
Wellington
Elioelk
Peedhy
Sanity
Outlook for next House across states and margins
Washington reports early prognostications from party leaders on the election of 204 Republicans and a 22 seat working majority, Democratic claims of a 20+ seat advantage, gerrymandered districts, and state by state expectations including Ohio New York Kentucky Missouri and Pennsylvania with figures and contest notes.
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Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Mantucky
West Virgloie
Commonwealths
Washington
Joseph W. Babcock
Republican Congressional Committee
House
James M. Griggs
Democratic Congressional Committees
House of Representatives
Griggs
Columbus
Republican State Committee
Laylin
Congress
Garber
Democratic State Committee
Johnson
Hanna
Cuyanoga
Platt
Odella
Dan
Tammany
Murphy
Bird Caler
Greater
Odell
Uurd Caler
Marietta Typographical Union Accepts Strike Term
Marietta Ohio reports the typographical union has accepted a proposition from the Marietta Register company ending the strike that began last December. In Chicago, meanwhile, victims of the Marshall Field stand collapse during a Michigan versus Wisconsin football game are reported recovering with mostly minor injuries. Also noted are Boer commandant Viljoen offering services to Britain for Somaliland duty, a Knoxville injury death risk to Walter Cole of the Tennessee Deaf and Dumb school, a Baltimore locomotive boiler explosion killing three, and cholera deaths in Jerusalem. Market data from Cleveland and New York follow, detailing cattle, sheep, hogs, and grain prices and conditions.
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Chicago
Marshall
Michigan
Wisconsin
M. R. Ray
Cairo
Ill
London
Viljoen
Karl Roberts
Somaliland
Johannesburg
Knoxville
Walter Cole
Fulback
Tennessee Deaf and Dumb
Maryville
Tenn
Cole
McKeesport
Coshocton Market Prices Semi-Weekly Report
Corrected market listings show numerous commodity prices including butter per pound pork products and eggs and various grains. The grain section lists wheat and corn per bushel and related market terms from a Leesville or Coshocton market page.
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Dawson & Stuith
Pst
Lusbel
Lee
W. Wee
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Tunnel
Ensley
Vina Foster
Helen Jones
Lewis
M. Wolford
Maxwell
Albert Ogle
Tapachutila
State of
Chiapas
Mexico
Santa Maria
Guatemala
Martinique
St. Vincent
Niewspam
Regord
R. G. Dun & Company
Weekly Trade Review
Daniel Sullivan
Mary
Charlestown
Jeremiah Mahoney
Sullivan
Mahoney
Springfield
Ills
Fort Wayne
Ind
Decatur
Moberly
Guthrie
Caddo County
Swan Lake
Oklahoma
Herbert J. Hoffman
Florence Carroll
Erie
Hoffman
Fred Hoffman
Canton
Thomas Blanford
Lima
St. Louis
William Roebuck
River Des Peres
Mansfield
Mansfield, O
Humphreys Manufacturing Company
Shangha
American Chamber of Commerce
Joli Barrett
Asia
Australia
Barrett
Jie
Waterbury
Conn
Austin Rice
New London
Asselty
Sherif Rieny
Cartly
John Harrier
William Crowley
G. Corbett
Paris
Mac Geraunt Richard
Petite Republique
Marquis du Tien
M. Gerault Richard
Marquis de Dion
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
M. Gerault
Richard
Transvaal
Newet
South Africa
O'Connor
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Palestine
Halfe
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Cincinnati
McLean
Hamilton
Ita
Silver Moon
River Front
Kentucky
Louisville
Gore
Republicana
Missouri
Ourdis
FE. Puinson
Eirivin
Torege
Fleetion
Peary
Marietta, O
Marietta: Typographical Union
Marietta Regoster Company
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio
Halethorp
Trafic
E. W. Biggs
O. W. Hunt
C. 0. Stalling
Jerusalem
Ghuzzeh
Lydda
Cleveland
BtagNam
Plimnburg
Cominnon Western
York
Delamne
Wieiss
Toledo
Coshocton Markets
Ysa
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