Mad Dog Run Turns City Upset Over Rabies Scare
A yellow cur that bit two people and killed by the Pasteur Institute scare prompts concern in the city. Clyde Thomas, 3, was bitten on the ear, the superintendent was bitten on the hand, and the dog later died of rabies. A $150 purse funded by local citizens funds the boy’s trip to Chicago for Pasteur Institute treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joho ‘Thomas
Thomas
Clyde
Ennel
Foster
Burerett
Lr. Foster
Columbus
J. J. Rose
Thomas Lad
Chicago
Two Young Men From Frazeysburg in Newark Excursion Fiasco
Two youths from Frazeysburg spent a day in Newark then missed their train and rode an east bound freight to Trinway. Police from the Pennsylvania Company detained them, taking them to Cashdon for the night, with a bearing set in Zanesville on Wednesday to answer for their spree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frazeysburg
Newark
Frazersburg
Trinway
Fean
Pennsylvannia Company
Cashdon
City Prison
Zanesville
Untimely Death Of Mrs Charlotte Arbogast
Funeral services were held in St. Joseph cathedral Columbus for Mrs Charlotte R Arbogast wife of William Arbogast She had recently married three weeks earlier and moved into a new home She fell ill with peritonitis and died after three days Burial was at Mt Calvary cemetery Coshocton is noted as her home locale
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte R. Arbogast
William Arbogast
St. Joseph Cathedral
Columbus
Arbogast
Coshocton
Burta
Mt. Calvary
Horse Plunges Into Cellar Hurting Steiner’s Team
A horse owned by Chas Steiner, used to pull up bricks for the new Baker building, fell through a plank into a cellar on Saturday. The beast was bruised and disabled but later deemed seriously hurt after the plank broke while crossing from the street. It was freed with a plank hauled out by a team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Steiner
Baker
The Cause of Corn Congestion in Ohio Markets
Ohio markets are overloaded with new corn as Pittsburg buyers sour on Ohio and Indiana corn after two carloads rotted upon arrival. The Lorain Dock & Coal Company purchased the Thom Williams mine near Conneaut and Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway plans a mile long spur to the mines. The coal venture will implement new infrastructure and operations at the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Pittsburg
Oho
Indiana
Lorain Dock & Coal Coal Company
Thoms Williams
Concambe
Wheeling & Lake Fire Railway Company
Local Notes and Updates From Cosboctwo and Surroundings
Reports show four deaths in Cosboctwo during October. W W Cantwell improves slowly from typhoid fever. Muskigump College lost a football game to OM G at Ouluubas on Friday. The Phunpsup child on South Lewa avenue has scarlet fever, and George Harris is back on the streets after eight weeks of typhoid confinement. Edith McNaughton was moved home on Main. Fifth street sewer pipes are being laid from Walnut to Chestnut. W R C members meet Friday evening November 14. W R T U meets at Mrs John Swigert's home on November 13. Slaters work on Grace E church roof, soon under cover. Two scarlet fever cases reported to the health board. Charles Hawk's pension increased to $80 per month. resident of Franklin station. Two show windows attract attention on Main street with prize displays at Mucci clothing and G E Aurson drug store. Presbyterian Church concert Friday night included cantata Curfew Bell. proceeds $50 toward a new Lee pipe fan motor. White Lily flour wagon praised as a patriotic, eye-catching delivery. Isaac Bell, the oldest engineer on the Denison line between Columbus and Pittsburgh, featured in Columbus Despatch with photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Wimmer
Charles Hawk
Hawk
Franklin Station
Mucci
Rsungon Drug
Inderson
Presbyterian Church
Cdair
Prof
Slosmer
Out to the fields Coshocton sportsmen prepare for season
Local hunters plan trips across Coshocton and neighboring areas as the rabbit and quail seasons open. Recorder E M Murtley will start the season at Cugperdale and many men head to West Carlisle Caldwell and Canal Lewisville locations for hunting. Several hunters, including E S and co and Tom and Joseph Robson, set plans for Monday and Tuesday outings with others checking nearby towns and farms for likely game.
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Coshocton
Wualy Aba
E. M. Murtley
Cugperdale
E. S.and Co
Ghili
G. D Brooke
John Ricketts
Munday
West Carlisle
Lamberson
Frendh Mizer
Ed McMaanus
Caldwell
Tom
Joseph Robson
Piaintiela
Will Nicholas
Columbus
Renfrew
Canal Lewisville
Wheeler
Ea Wisuo
Juna- Bun
C. M. Hay
Wal“houdg
Obberspurtemes
WL M Smith
Seth Snyder
Rob't Luff
Wiliam
Elumiee
Edward Stevenson
O.E Prince
Frank Corraz
Ab Carnes
W. W. Dyser
Tuscarawas County Court Returns Highlight Local Proceedings
Fragmentary notes from Tuscarawas County proceedings list probate judge Ream and officials such as Griel, Haverman, and Green among others. The incomplete record mentions a county bow event, a “lit” carrier, and references to court terms and a public director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscarawas County
Laylig
Ream
Merk
Comimiss Griel
Haverman
Proneurer
Birey
le Wipeamua
Drunks Arrested in City Sunday Morning
Emmet Jennings was arrested Sunday morning and brought before Mayor Rinner charged with intoxication and carrying concealed weapons. His case is set for Wednesday evening. Jamies unter was arrested Sunday and brought before the mayor as manning charges with intoxication. he received the usual assessment. Wil Jebres was arrested Sunday for intoxication and fined this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet Jennings
Rinner
Jamies Unter
Winse
Wil Jebres
Pooring
Public Sale at Corwin McCoy Farm Near Spring Mountain
The undersigned will sell at public vendue at the Corwin McCoy farm five miles east of Spring Mountain on Wednesday November 1 1902. Items include tan cattle two year and two one year olds spring calves cows ewes five sheep lambs hay oats corn fodder and other farm produce. Sale starts at 10 o clock sharp with six month credit on note and approved security. Suaxnon McCoy Ll-2t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corwin McCoy
Spring Mountain
Cnn
Suaxnon & McCoy
Friends Raise a Puree. Miss BSun ice Mecleary loses fingers
Fellow workers of Miss BSun ice Mecleary at the Novelty Advertising company donated 622 toward her recovery after an accident last week that cut three fingers. She will be unable to work for some time and the relief fund will ease her hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bsunice Mecleary
Urewnfortenste
Mt Vernon man promotes church benevolent work nationally
M Gaon of Mt Vernon represents the National Benevolent Association of the Christian Church. Headquarters are in St Louis and the group aids thousands of children and the sick, providing relief for the needy and orphans across the United States. The speaker contends the pulpit of the Innerple church is involved as he conducts several days of outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Gaon
Mt. Vernon
National Benevolent Association of the Christian Church
St. Louis
United States
Chidren, Finds ~m Les Ment For Poor Murners
Gale
Gunn
Committee Named for Muskingum Improvement Delegates Chosen
A meeting in Secretary Boyd's office selected J. W. Gascingham W. R. Pomerene and Boyd to represent the vicinity at the river improvement association meeting in Darkersburg on November 12. Shippers and manufacturers in Coshocton and Rusne are contacted about aims to make the Muskingum navigable from Zanesville to Coshocton. Geore Guenther reported two muskie pike from the Muskingum at Franklin weighing 26 and 35 pounds respectively. Excursion tickets to New Orleans for the A F of L convention are on sale November 10 to 12 via Pennsylvania lines.
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Serretary
Zanesville
Coshocten
Hoard of Trade
Geore Guenther
Franklin
Main Street
New Orleans
American Federation of Labor
Pennsyvania
Pennsylvania Lines
Deads of the Protrtation Sectariat and Lac ist Ticket Vote Scene
Only 162 votes were cast in Coshocton county on Tuesday for a multi ticket election. Prohibition ticket led by Andrew L White secretary of state and W A KL Walgott judge of ... Other named totals include public works and dairy commissioners with small counts for Socialist Labor and various officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshoeton
Prohibition
Andrew L. White
A. KL
Walgott
Judee
Sugeesie
Dutaphon
Puble Works
G. Wo
Slaegydatty
Change in Gas Company Appoints New Superintendent and Secretary
The resignation of J. H. Maxon from the Coshocton Gas company prompts Frank Gates to become superintendent and Ernest Smith to serve as secretary and treasurer. Maxon departs soon for Gallipolis to oversee the rebuilt electric light plant he purchased, with a ten year contract in Gallipolis. Former Gallipolis plant head Rokoureot accepts Maxon’s former supervisory post here. Departure is met with regret by Maxon’s many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Maxon
Coshocton Gas Company
Frank Gates
Ernest Smith
Maxon
Gallipolis
Gallipulis
Rokoureot
Tess Han Lave
District convention set for Woman's Legion in city
Members of the local Woman's Lehad corps prepare for the thirteenth district convention to be held at the I C S ball in the city on November 25. Delegations from twelve counties will attend the event and local officers expect a campfire gathering in the evening with public invitation.
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Thifteenth
Mallion
Itverosey
Belmont
Jefferson
Monroe Morgan
Harrison
Department
Order
Franchise extended for Newark and Coshocton canal line
The Newark Zanesville and Coshocton railroad franchise is extended to November 1, 1803 by county action. Other counties follow suit amid rights of way delays. A Dresden Transcript editorial urges canal system maintenance with proposed improvements and a public vote on canal status. Luman W. Leonard resigns from Novelty Advertising to lead Kemper Thomas in Cincinnati. he resides in Coshocton and returns from New York City soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark, Zinesville & Coshocton
Dresden Transcript
Ohio
Poleda
Cineinonta
Portsmouthy
New York State
Mae
Luman W. Leonard
Novelty Advertising Company
Kemper- Thomas Company
Cincinnati
Evenly Matched Dennison and Coshocton Face Hard Fought Clash
A Riverside park game Saturday between Dennison and Coshocton high schools drew a packed crowd. Dennison’s teamwork limited Coshocton to a few touchdowns while Coshocton’s resilience and tough defense kept the score tight. Swihart returned the opening kick for Coshocton as both teams pushed hard, though injuries and substitutions limited key players.
Four Dollar Coin Display At Beebe Exhibition
J. W. Beebe shows a rare United States four dollar gold piece issued around 187% with 84 denomination. The gold coin features a single star on the reverse and the motto E Unum 490 cents appears around the edge. Only about thirty pieces were minted making it highly valuable and sought after by collectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Beebe
United States
Amelia
Democrat Norton Reveals Defeat Cause in Ohio District
A Democrat, Dee Norton, who lost his Thirteenth district seat, blames his defeat on excessive Jolinsonity. He voiced the opinion in an interview Saturday, stating Jolinsonism cost him hundreds of votes across Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Norton
Ohio
Sand
Norton
Jolson
Ohi
Rewards Trig Homers Tickets On Sale By W. L. E.
Tickets for rewards trig homers are on sale by W. L. E. from t. 1 to Mov 24 to Michigan pointe. Rates limit Dec 5. WW. J. eles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigae Pointe
J. Eles
Marriage Of Miss Cox and Mr Lovers Of Cowl
The marriage of Miss Lessie Cox daughter of Mr and Mrs Jackson Cox of near Mound and Mr Charles E Lovers of Cowl son of Mr and Mrs Jobin Loren of this city occurred Wednesday morning before about a hundred guests. The ceremony at eight o'clock under an arch of chrysanthemums and ferns. Rev Mr Baiser of New Bedford officiated with Miss Laura Lorenz as honor maid and Mr Hrich of this city as best man. Flower girls were Garnet Cox and Fern Parkbill. The bride wore white silk and carried white and pink carnations, maid of honor in white. A bounteous dinner followed and many presents were received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lessie Cox Dau Iter
Jackson Cox
Ear Mound
Charles EL Lovers
Cowl
Jobin Loren
Laura Lorenz
Owas
Whhrich
Garnet Cox
Ern Park
Bill
Quere
Wade
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Pasteur
Cosboctwo
W. W. Cantwell
Hos Athick
Muskipgum College
Foutba
OM. G
Ouluubas
George Phunpsup
South Lewa Avenue
George Harris
Edith McNaughton
Main
Fifth Street
Walnut
Chestnut
Jhn Swigert
Bellip
Slaters
LO Grace E. Church
Board of Health
D. P. Gross
South Eighth
Marion Pickrell
South Sixth
Coshenton
T. J. Uantey
Milter
Isaac Bell
Dennison
Cusuocton
Calumbus
Mer
Gelb
Coshocton Nantous
Duat
Public
National Benevolent Association
Board of Traders
Parkersburg
Loshacton County
Mixon
Electric Railway Company
L. W. Leonard
Coshocton and Dennison
Wanie
Riverside Park
Dennison Landshool
Coshocton High School
Coshucton
West Lafayette College
Coshouton
West Lafayette Bbls
Swittart
Theim Roselves
Quahocton
Heiby
Babarduay
Welle
Iis
New Posi
Dennisor Goshowton
Spiker
le Beach
Wilber Hughes
Mn Jacobs da
Colin
Rewad Trig
Cosbocton
Wee Man's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
The
G. B. Sunshine
Alice
Mayle Hudson
Brower Avenue
Migs
Bertha Millers
Mise Bordenheimer
Miss McDaniel
Mary Reed
Trace M. J Church
Minestella Vaenting
Rouge
Beneft
Ernest Miller
Tome
Pauline Weisser
Kenom Tox
Carrie McQuilough
Maudeane Werence van Buskirk
Meula Judd
Tarrie Durneen
Mame Suuvary
Louise Turner
Ligeie Jiolek
Dotavid
Edna Miller
Cooma Heap
Anna Hallisy
Mins Ariane
Merrit Sith
M.D. Custer
Parl Denter
Howe
Chester
Orethiay Club
Dome
Jo Do Kirkpatrick
Julia Burrell
Jon Shaw
Elsie Besst
Richard Mansfeld
Snyder
Brooke
Aa. Stacey
FF. Meex
EL Pomerene
French Mizer
L. P. Gallagher
Minma Lee
Moss Liasie Collier
Jennie Wilson
Helen Pomerene
Agnes Crawford
Louise Merbig
Misees Nellie
Shirley Fisher
Lela Biggs
B. Hahn
South Lawn Avenue
Pedro
Charles Miller
Hoscoe
Corpeiras
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