Those Bones Again A Letter On a Bones Case and Mourning
A reader responds to a spicy paper recounting bones found near Avondale. He recalls the Lockard family, the Steubenville cemetery bones, and a protestant Irish father. The letter questions criminal guilt and urges charitable handling of wandering bones for peace.
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Ian Don
Avondale
Ezekiel
Denoument
Jefferson County
John
Andrew
Ireland
Steubenville
Thelternkeller
Dan
Lochard
Andres
Seventeenth Infantry To Remain In Regiment, Not Sent Home
Adjutant General Corbin stated there is no order sending the Seventeenth Infantry back to the United States. He said the unit would not be ordered home but would be stationed at a western post. reports of garrison duty at Fort Douglass are denied.
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Seventeenth Infantre
Seventeenth Infantry
Ing National
AGE
Apri
Sa Allianes
New York
Tntune
Coshoeton
Olle
Mail Volume Through Coshocton Post Office Noted
The Coshocton post office handled large mail flow in a multi day period. From October, five days saw total mail weighing 15 pounds, averaging about three pounds per day.
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Coshocton
Conbocton
Jide
Miner Crushed as Roof Collapses in Coal Mine
James McGarrity, 2 miles west of Reene, was working in a room when the mine roof fell. He suffered hip injuries and paralysis of both legs. Workers removed him. Dr. McMichael attended. Doctors fear he may not recover.
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Reene
James McGarrity
Eens
Insistent debate on Walnut street inspector at state grange meeting
At the Tuesday session of the State Grange a long talk focused on appointing an inspector for Walnut street paving. Several candidates were discussed including Louis W. McClain and W. F. L. Manner, with a Thursday night vote planned. Other local business and resolutions about trusts, free rural delivery, and postal banks were addressed in the same meeting.
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Walnut Street
Jigdo. Dent
Cassingham
Ardss
Finnell
Louis WH. McClain
W. FL. Manner
J. C. Martin
Secon
Thurcar
Western Union Pelegraph
Oy Tlies Newton Mperhinan
Copsine Malte Ateeh
Aasesnar Fonds
Bo McCoy
Thy SB
Abbott Company
Springfield
Gnio State Grange Convention
National Grange
Grange
Fine Farm for Sale in Coshocton County Ohio
One of the finest upland farms in Coshocton county Flouree township east of Spring Mountain. Well improved productive with abundant timber and springs. Peach orchard bearing varieties suitable for shipping with high revenues. Soil suited to peach culture. ridge averages three of four crops in twenty years. Private sale full or partial with cash or easy terms. trade for smaller farm possible. Contact Co B McCoy Coshocton Ohio for details. The Age promotes itself as the county’s best source of local news.
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Coshocton County
Flouree Township
Spring Mountain
Co. B. McCooy
Coshocton
Ohio
Boy sustains severe cut after fall on slate
John W. Gault of Chestnut street suffered a severe cut on Tuesday while playing with other children. He fell on slate and was taken to Doctor Marshall's office where the wound was closed and hopes remained for a swift recovery.
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John W. Gault
Chestnut Street
Tie
Marshall
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