Tiverton Election Returns Read Off by Auditors
The Tiverton township election results were canvassed by Auditor Lambert and show winners across townships and precincts. Notable figures include John W. Powell III, A. L. Reed, George Turner, C. J. Harger, Daniel Winklepleck, James L. Moore, W. Middleton, Henry Bord, Samuel Wiggins, and others with totals ranging by precinct. the full slate includes Adams, Bedford, Bethlehem, Clark, Crawford, Franklin, Jackson, Jefferson, Perry, Pike, and Tiverton precincts. The Republican ticket lists Powell, Reed, McBride Foster, Phibins, Winklepreek, Boyd, Gorsline, Stewart, and Marquand among those chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Township
John W. Powell III
John Honebarger
Bedford
L. Reed
McFadden
Bethlehem
George Turner
William Davis
Clark
McBride Foster
E. G. Bucklew
Crawford
C. J. Harger
Willinen Snyder
Franklin—R. &. Phillips
D. G. Cooper
Jackson
Daniel Winklepleck
W. C. Middleton
Jefferson
James L. Moore
D. . Laughlin
Henry F. Bord
William Pife
Jayette
William Gorsline
Th Shaw
Pbtion
Samuel Wiggins
George Martin
Fou Creek
David I. Startin
H. . Conrad
Monroe John R. Church
Samuel McNor
Wew Castle
E.N. Farmer
Campbell
Oxford
T. W. Culbertson
F. E. Binning
Perry
Daniel Mikese
Rollen
Pike
G. F. Lake
Crouch
Tiverton
H. L. Church
J. L. Smith
Tuscarawas
Alex Stewart
John Lennon
Viginit Wm. S&s. Marquand
Likes Pigman
Washington
L. Ensley
Ohn Gilmore
White Eyes
G. U. Ferrell
EL A. Swivert
the Fuiliow
John W. Poxell
B. S Phibins
Par Jel Winklepreek
Ileury DP
Boyd
Mics Stewart
Marquand
Two Deaths Reported In Local Monday Tragedy
Mrs. Sarah Engle aged 47 died Monday afternoon on Chestnut street after a long typhoid illness. Funeral services were held at her house on Wednesday at one oclock with interment in Oak Ridge cemetery. Also, nine month old Charles A Wallace son of Mrs John H Wallace died Monday from convulsions on Kenilworth avenue. Funeral services were held at the home on Tuesday and interment followed at South Lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Engle
Chestnut Street
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Charles A. Wallace
John H. Wallace
Kenilworth Avenue
South Lawn
Quarantine Sentences After Scarlet Fever Case at South Water Street
State official Foster was notified Wednesday that scarlet fever appeared at 125 South Water street, leading to quarantine of the house. A child in the Twig family also contracted illness within 200 feet of the Parks residence, prompting health precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleaith Otficer Foster
James Parks
South Water Street
Doctor Foster
Ibert Twig
Local Happenings and Community Notes
Gray Hardware Co. F C Cross named lay reader by Bishop Leonard. Spring occupancy nears for city blocks under construction. Rev Wm E Hunt united Austin E Ames of Chili and Mary E Beaird of Mill Creek. Corn husking near finish with good yields and workers from the city on nearby farms. Cross well drilling delayed by water hole. sand not yet reached. Wandering Willie, ill and homeless, found lodging with Chief Doney then departed. Weather allows rolling mill work under roof supervised by President Beard. Funeral services held for Mrs Engle at Cecil Memorial Church. interment at Spring Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. E. Hunt
Austin E. Ames
Chili
Mary E. Beaird
Mill Creek Township
Engle
Cecil Memorial Church
A. 1S. Fair
Spring Grove Cemetery
Pocketbook Theft Captured After Coffee Request
An old man, bald and gray, visited Mrs Bonnell on South Pitt street for coffee and stole a pocketbook. He denied ownership but later admitted the theft as officers pursued him to the Standard. Charles McDonald was identified and held at city hall, with the missing pocketbook recovered near the Standard and a 41 cent balance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.oa
Bonnell
Pitta Street
Otta
Densmere
Andrew Weisner
Standard
Densmore
City Hall
Charles McDonald
Mill Lease Brings Independent Paper Company to Town
E B Weston of Dayton and E W Hager of Cedarville closed a deal to lease the Cusboton Straw Pauper mill and property. They plan repairs and new machinery, boost production by about one third, retain all current workers, add an extra crew, and operate as the Independent Paper company manufacturing the same grades. Weston, a longtime jobbing expert, leads the venture with capital and business skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E B. Weston
Dayton
E. W. Hager
Cedarville
Cusboton Straw Pauper Company
Dee.p Air
Weston
AGE
Independent Paper Company
Newcomerstown Editor Elected Representative Serenaded
Editor Duff of the Newcomerstown Index was elected representative and celebrated with a brass band and vocal quartet. The mayor, a professor, and a preacher spoke as neighbors cheered, marking a harmonious night in Newcomerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duff
Newcomerstown Index
Newcomerstown
Brown and Potter Arrested for Stone Throwing at Jacobs Home
Clark Brown and Adam Potter invaded the premises of RE W Jacobs at 340 North Second Street while gathering apples. They used bad language and threw stones hitting Jacobs' son. A warrant led to Brown's arrest Tuesday and a magistrate fined him 23 dollars and costs Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Brown
Adam Potter
RE. W. Jacobs
North Second Streets
Appies
Jacobs
Quifcer Mapie
Brown
Cassingham Wednesd
Elected Directors at Columbus Buckeye Lake & Newark Traction
The Columbus Buckeye Lake and Newark Traction company held a meeting to elect its directors. The chosen slate includes M. Q. Baker W. R. Carlisle W. R. Pomerene Coshocton T. J. Keating and T. B. Arnold. A separate circuit court judgment favored Wolfe & Son against G. M. Neiden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Buckeye Lake & Newark Traction Company
W.R. Pomerent
M.Q. Baker
W. R. Carlisle
W. R. Pomerene
Coshocton
T. J. Keating
T. B. Arnold
First of the Year Attracts Board of Trade Plans
The board of trade, led by President J. W. Canlinghan, reported no definite action yet but expected a drawing around January 1. They aim to allot lots to purchasers as soon as possible and noted ongoing discussions with the Accrepespouiedy stake. Ken offered fines and met at Te Este Uta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiz
Efere Marculant
J. W. Canlinghan
Board of Trade
Te Este Uta
Theft of Gold Leaf Exposed at Tuscarora Central
A care fully planned theft at the Tuscarora Advertising company was traced to a leather department worker who stole gold leaf and passed it to a Novelty company employee for shipment to Philadelphia. About $100 was recovered and the thief and the recipient were discharged with no prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscaréim
Wes
Lwaten
Taeate
The
Novelty Company
Philadelphia
Tuscarora
Lodging for Eastern Ohio Teachers meeting canvassed
A committee of Ubrichsville and Dennison teachers canvasses the two towns for lodging for visiting teachers of the Eastern Ohio Teachers association. Board and lodging rate is one dollar per day to cover only expenses. The canvass has been slower than hoped and may push the meeting to New Philadelphia or Zanesville if Dennison and Uhrichsville residents do not show more support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ubrichsville
Dennison
Eastern Ohio Teachers? Association
Umrichsville Chronicle
New Philadelphia
Zanesville
Twin Cities
Mrs Hattie Underwood Restored to Maiden Name in Alimony Case
Mrs Hattie Underwood was renamed Hattie Reese and awarded 22000 alimony plus child custody by Judge Eason in a separation with Albinus Underwood. The couple never cohabited. he found work in the city while she stayed with her parents near Nellie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Underwood
Albinus Underwood
Hattie Reese
Eason
Nellie
Underwood
West Bedfos
Land appraisers must file campaign expense statements
Land appraisers chosen at the recent election must file statements of expenses incurred during the campaign. Auditor Lamberson cannot issue certificates until these accounts are filed, enforcing seeks compliance by all candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamberson
Soldier Charles B. Compton Heads to Manila
The Army transport City of Sidney carried Charles B. Compton former second lieutenant of Company F Seventh Ohio Infantry now in the signal corps to Manila for service. He asks that his address be changed to Manila and this paper will follow his duty as a soldier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Golden Gate
Charles B.compton
Seventh Ohio Infantry
Signal Corps
United States Army
Compton
Manila
Jess
Tuc Aan
Floral Tribute for Artist Thomas Scahill
A short service was held Wednesday afternoon at 3:50 by Reverend C. M. Pullen for artist Thomas Scahill who died of consumption at 46. Trinity church quartet provided music. A floral piece bearing the inscription A tribute from Tom Scahill's brother artists accompanied the pallbearers Max Schneider F C Townsend G Luetzel Henry Cartman George Hotman and Ernest Wiggins. He leaves a wife and was a member of the Standard Mutual Benefit association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Pullen
Thomas Scahill
Trinity Church Quartet
Tom Scahill
Max Schneider
F.C. Townsend
G. Luetzel
Henry Cartman
George Hotman
Ernest Wiggins
Standard Mutual Benefit Association
Cashveton Art League Prepares First Exhibit
The Cashveton Art League plans its inaugural exhibit set for December 10 with many artists to be represented. Local artists and decorators will be called upon by a committee. The league thanks J J Forbes for his prior support and promised further assistance to ensure success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cashveton Art League
Goshoeton
League
Tia A
J.J. Forbes
Coshocton Military band plans minstrel show at opera house
The Coshocton Military band outlines plans for a minstrel performance at the opera house. Manager Shepler promises no expense spared to attract public interest with top vocal talent and new costumes as the group prepares its latest music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Opera House
Shepler
County Office Campaigns Highlight Expenses Under Garfield Law
The garbled text notes state campaign reporting requirements under Garfield law. It mentions candidates such as Cherk Mee Pernt and Sherideet Pledge and references the clerk of courts and township committees as part of expense declarations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofice
Cherk
Pernt
Sherideet
Wis Statene
Pie Heig
Vidare
Brooms to Rise as Trust Controls Output Across Nation
The trust centralizing broom output announces a general price increase. Prices have climbed by about 10 percent on average, with Coshocton dealers expected to follow the nationwide rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
General Lybarger Named to Statehouse Commission
General EL Lybarger received an unexpected appointment as a member of the Statehouse Building Commission. While in Columbus for the Masonic Temple dedication as Most Worshipful Grand Master, Governor Besheal asked him to serve. The position pays 1000 a year and continues through the completion of the ongoing statehouse improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL. Lybarger
Alee
General Lybarger
Columbus
Masonic Temple
Besheal
Statehouse Building Commission
Statehouse
Big Pike Leads Weekend Fish Catch at Local Waters
John Sykes of the Manpit hotel reported a Wednesday fishing trip to 455 Blue Hole ending with a splendid string of fish. The standout catch was a 12 pound pike, described as among the largest in recent waters, with others including several salad and big fish weighed by E. E. Standen and S. Muthhiases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sykes
Manpit
Blue Hole
B. E. Standes
W. S. Hutchinson
Splendid Weapons of Defense Move Through City
Two mammoth morters passed through the city en route to the government proving station at Sandy Hook New Jersey. They came from the Niles Toul company each weighing 13 tons with 11 feet 10 inch length, 38 inch breech, 21 inch muzzle, and 12 inch bore for coast defense addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Hook
N.J
Niles Toul Company
Pan Handle Schedule Update Likely Little Change
Agent Kipp has not been notified of the fall schedule adoption for the Pan Handle. Col umbus railroad editor notes small changes in the schedule, but the times align with the current card and the editor appears uncertain about details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipp
Columbus
Jennie Sprague Wins Divorce Restores Maiden Name
In common pleas court Judge Eason grants Jennie Sprague divorce from Fosint Sprague. She resumes the name Tennie Stewart. The case arises from alleged drunkenness and desertion at their home on Main Street. A separate note records a 14 year old boy, son of Moses Lilli oridge, breaking his arm at Standard Mine and being treated by Doctor Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Sprague
Fosiant Sprague
Common Peas Court
Eason
Tennie Stewart
Mir
Mainstreet
Moses Lillibridge
Doctor Marshall
Moses Lithioridge
South Sixth Street
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Circuit Court
Ings
Bric
Gray Hardware Co
F. C. Cross
Episcopal Church
Leonard
Willie
Chief Doney
Beard
Paper Mile
E. B. Weston
E. W. Magar
Professor Duff
Cassingham
Wolfe & Son
G. M. Neiden
Yous
Caaths
Kime
West Lazarette
Leaie
Sport
SMG Salue
Fiat Seed
Secretars
Navy
Atlantic
Denver
Knight
Edgewood Place
Cleveland
Ohio
Bill Dats
Diva Be Drawa
Ita
Denison
Wlu
Maatin Res
Want
Gonss
Tenis & Bow
Pent Baiehensdorfer Methlay Andl
Charles B. Compton
San Francisco
Hedge St
Mizer
Gen. Lybarger
Stotehouse Building Commission
E. E. Standen
S. Muthhiases
Judge
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