Icicles in His Veins A Frigid Salesman in Ulster
Frank M. Bemis of Columbus Ohio, a traveling representative for a Grand Rapids furniture firm, shivered indoors despite heavy garments and arctic footwear. He complained of the heat from electric fans, demanded extra blankets, and asked to sit in a far corner. Bemis is described as always cold, with thick underwear, yet he remains a top salesman.
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Ike
Frank M. Bemis
Columbus
Ohio
Grand Rapids
Bemis
Park Hotel
Former Coshocton Man Attempts His Own Life
Special Telegram to Kilbuck Ohio November 14 Warner Strauss station agent for the A & A railway attempted death by his own hand at his home in Coshocton early this morning He shot himself above the right ear and was unconscious with little hope of recovery His wife slept nearby and was unaware until discovering him drenched in blood He had risen at his usual time but chose self destruction His domestic life was happy and he is about 36 years old He was married with a seven year old son and a daughter of J C Duncan of Kilbuck is his mother in law
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Kilbuck, O
Warner Trauss
A & A, Railway
Strauss
A.r.ep
Raivodad Station
Mr. Strauss
Coshocton
J. C. Duncan
Killbuck
Warner Strauss Dead In Early Monday Morning Death
Warner Strauss died early Monday morning after failing to regain consciousness. The funeral will be held today at 1 o clock with burial at Killbuck Cemetery.
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Killbuck
Funeral for Mrs Simmons Glover at Reservoir Farm
The funeral for Mrs Laura Glover Simmons was held Thursday afternoon at 2 o clock at her father Cuthbert It Glover’s Reservoir farm residence with Rev Harmilton of the Presbyterian church officiating. Interment was in Oak Ridge cemetery. Attending from afar were her brothers Charles J Glover of Mansfield and Lewis Glover from the south. The husband Harry L Simmons, vice president and advertising manager of Crowell Publishing Co, traveled to Cleveland and Springfield. Children Ward and Clark went to Cincinnati with their grandmother to live.
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Laura Glover Simmons
Cuthbert It. Glover
Reservoir Farm
Harmilton
Presbyterian Church
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Charles J. Glover
Mansfield
Lewis Glover
South
Mr Simmons
M. J UW
Cincinnati
Walter G. Simmons
Chicago
Professor L. Glover
Aron
Edward Barton
William C. Zor
New York
Lamar Worthington
Springfield
Harry L. Simmons
Cleveland
Springheld
Job Printing Ad Claims Age at The P g
Small advertisement urges readers to bring their job printing to Age at The P g for reliable service and quality work. It markets affordable rates and quick turnaround with emphasis on local accessibility.
Park Hotel Dining Room Redecoration and Local Notices
The Park hotel dining room is being redecorated with green and red walls. Mrs. Joubo Shaw recovers after two weeks illness. Five new members join the M E church, and Miss Mary Dulla is seriously ill at South Seventh. The Wolfe Furniture Co. receives a new funeral car. Mrs. William Simons improves after typhoid. The Park redecoration and various local items are reported, including deaths, illnesses, and social events.
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Mary Dulla
South Seventh
Timms
Park Hotel
Age to Install Linotype for Faster News
The Age will install a Linotype composing machine in December after a contract finalized months ago. The upgrade will allow coverage of more news and help the paper keep pace with Greater Coshocton.
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AGE
Coshocton
Successful Hunters in Canton Warsaw Area
Henry Howenstein of Canton along with J P Zerbe and Reese Jones hunted near Warsaw and bagged 36 quail and 32 rabbits. Mr and Mrs M Way returned from Walhending with good hunting spoils and 20 bids for their table. County Recorder Martley reports quail wings and a large Federation of Labor Local 4170 meeting adding about 50 new members including 36 girls from Meex Beach company.
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Henry Howenstein
Canton
J.P. Zerbe
Reese Jones
Warsaw
M. Way
Walhending
Way
Larder Ag
Martley
Federation of Labor No
Labor Hall
Meex & Beach Company
Board of Trade clinches pottery plant in Coshocton
The Board of Trade approved a $24,000 deal to fund a new pottery plant owned by I. Beady Pope in East Liverpool style andbuild a four acre site in Coshocton with a 600 by 70 foot main building and six kilns. The project aims to employ 225 to 309 workers after three years, start in July, and create local payroll between $78,000 and $100,000 annually by year two.
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CosbocLaw
Board of Trade
I. Beady Pope
Hast Livepool
Priue New Enterprise
Pottery
Dunmess
Das
Koowles
Taylor & Koowtes Company
East Liverpool
Latwest Pottery
Goard
Pope
O. F Grosser
Mii Finsenr de
Crastiets
Bsew
Coshocton Jhind
Dade
TF Dadiers
Ad Dundee Amills
Coshocton
Pig Thieves Abroad Report Echoes Farm Theft Tale
A rural account describes unknown thieves targeting pigs near Canal Lewisville. Saturday hunters heard squealing from a Dave Markley farm, found a disturbed scene with a kettle of water boiling and a burned area. The thieves fled, leaving no clues, and the incident mirrors a prior pig theft from Edward Hanlon.
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Dave Markley
Canal Lewisville
Mr. Markley
Edward Hanlon
Death of William Reckless on Pleasant Valley Road
William Reckless died Sunday at 12 o clock on Pleasant Valley road about one mile from the city. He was about 42 years old and leaves a wife and one child aged months. Death was due to Brights disease. The funeral will be Tuesday at 2 PM with Rev. Dr Toland in charge. Interment at South Lawn cemetery.
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William Rockless
Pleasant Valley Road
Bright
Dr Toland
South Lawn Cemetery
Woman Driven to Madness After Zealous Revival
Pearl Smith, a 20 year old farmer's daughter, became violent after intensive religious fervor. She was taken to an asylum in Columbus following probate court action in Warsaw where she had preached against drink. Her case, once a Roscoe High School graduate, reflects a sudden mental decline and self harm attempts.
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Pearl Smith
Oscar Smth
Bear Spring Mountain
Lelong
Warsaw
Brown
Columbus
Baker
Roscoe High School
Ond
Verdict in Leavengood Case and Wheel of Receiverships
A jury verdict found Michael Leavengood liable in the J. J. Case v Leavengood suit, five hours deliberated. Attorneys for the plaintiff announced appeals to the circuit court. Judge Maxwell opened a separate case, Werner v Almack, with a new jury and 21 witnesses. Werner injured in a building cellar incident seeks 95,000 damages. Additional items include a divorce grant to Thomas McFarland with costs and alimony, and various land transfers and book listings.
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Michael Leavengood
J. J
Leavengood
Plaintif
Circuit Court
Maxwell
Jacob Werner
David B. Almack
Werner
Almack
Roche
Thomas McFarland
Mcf*arland
Coshocton Water Declared Pure By State Chemist Group
State chemist Clarton told Coshocton water officials in Columbus that Coshocton city water is so pure the state laboratory analysts burn samples for drinking after analysis. The typhoid fever investigation may now shift focus as bacilli are not present in the city water.
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Coshocton
State Chems Ist Clarton
Columbus
State Laboratory
Quieted His Nerves Nearly Fatal Overdose Incident
Austin Cochran of Frazeysburg nearly died after taking an overdose of medicine to quiet nerves yesterday afternoon. Found unconscious near his mother's Trinway home, he recovered with medical aid. Doctors say the dose exceeded the ten drops prescribed, likely due to nervous strain.
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Austin Cochran
Frazeysburg
Cohocton County
Cochran
Trinway
Divorce Suit At Roche Court And Probate Actions
The divorce case Thomas versus Martha McTarland heard before Judge Roche drew a crowded courtroom with about sixteen witnesses. Allegations of neglect and cruelty were aired on both sides as the couple, both over sixty, seek separate futures. Also, the will of Charles D. Well was admitted to probate with the wife awarded life use of property. Guardians appointed for James K. and Anna M. McCabe. Auction notices and various property transfers follow, including cemetery trusteeships and other deeds. An Alva Spindler license and a wedding trunk incident are briefly noted alongside upcoming excursion tickets offered by the Pennsylvania Lines.
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Thomas
Martha McTarland
Roche
Court House
Thoms
Martha
Compton
J Tunt
McDowell
Ella RB. McCabe
James K
Anna M. McCabe
Charles D. Well
Round Trip Ifuaters Tickets On Sale By WL and LL E
Tickets go on sale from Oct 1 to Nov 24 to Michigan points with a return limit of Dec 6. W J Davies serves as agent for the arrangements.
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Wl.& LL. E
Michigan Points
W. J. Davies
Scranton Man Saves Friend From Savage Wild Cat
Charles Wellard of Scranton wrestled a ferocious wild cat that attacked George Feane and bound for death. He gripped the beast by the throat, drew his hunting knife, and killed it, saving Feane from serious harm as the party, including Geo Phillips, escaped with minor scratches. The 18.5 pound animal was afterward brought to quarters.
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Charles Wellard
Cushectun
Scrantos
Mr. Wellard
R. R. Wanlon
Shis City
Scranton News
George Feane
Geo. Phillips
Axie Works
Pike County
Mr. Phillips
Phillips
Foct
Wellard
Gas Pipeline to Coshocton Under Way From Utica
Work has begun on a 32 mile 8 inch gas line from Utica to Coshocton. A Fostoria contractor won the Mt. Vernon bid. crews from Utica and Coshocton city will trench and lay pipe, with a third gang to start at Tunnel Ash within two weeks. The Buckeye State Gas and Fuel Company secures rights of way in Licking and Knox counties, promising natural gas supplies for Coshocton stores this winter.
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Utiea
Coshocton
Mt. Vernon
Fostoria
Buckeye
Youth Sharpshooter Sells Attracts Attention In Coshocton County
The 17 year old son of Laundlord Sells known as Young Sells from Newcomersown allegedly fired five shots in five seconds using a thirty two gauge shotgun. His father supports him while rumors of a contest walking event stir Coshocton County.
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Young Sells
Newcomersown
Laundlord Sells
Watrel Weineheiyer
Coshocton
Athletics to Meet Abe Wikeh Meer in Zanesville Sat
An athletic football event is set for next Saturday afternoon at Canal Dover with the Athletics facing Abe Wikeh Meer from Zanesville after a recent defeat described as worse than 16 to 1. The event continues the rivalry and promises a home matchup the following week.
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Canal Dover
Tito
Ben
Athletics
Abe Wikeh Meer
Zanesville
Glass Watermaking Company Incorporated At Columbus
The Glass Watermaking company was incorporated at Columbus with 4000 capital stock. Incorporators include John Bo Glass Preston Shipp Alexander Postwe art John Hall and John di Shipps. Mr Glass remains in active charge as the company continues its past operations. Local Pennsylvanian line employees west of Pittsburgh received a ten percent wage increase, boosting annual salaries by 11 million dollars. Eastern district farmers organize a winter farmers institute. The roster shows President LBarty, Vice President Howard Murphy, Secretary Seth Daugherty, Treasurer John Richmond, Executive Committee James Hines Peter Shafer T J Henderson B Burt and Seth Daugherty.
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Glass
Columbus
John Bo Glass
Preston
Shipp
Alexander PoSteweart
John Hall
John di Shipps
Willontrour
Coshocton
Pennslvania Hoes
Pittsburg
Oer
Farmers' Institute
LB. Barty
Howard Murphy
Seth Daugherty
John Richmond
James Hines
Peter Shafer
T. J. Henderson
2. B. Burt
Baltic man renews long time Luk AGm subscription
Fin the Honor Rod W Spyder of Baltic was in the city today to renew his longtime Luk AGm subscription. He stated Ti AGE i ter than ever, reflecting a sense of ongoing support and interest in the publication.
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W. Spyder
Baltic
Mr. Snider
Luk Agm
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Frank Bems
Coshucton
Warner T. Strauss
Warner Strauss
Mrs. Simmons
Phive
PNP
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M. E
Wolfe Furniture Company
William Simons
James H. Pulao
Chestnut
Plainfield
William Gambie
Vine
Pennsylvania Railway Company
David C. Bangs
Opera House
John Kendrick Bangs
Richard Lanning
Empire Hotel
J. M. Adams
Orchard Street
Jay Wood
Wood
Bendure
T. J. Myers
Total Playhouse
Cosbocton Councy Sunday School Association
George M. Gray
E A Leigbeinger
J O S. Ebersole
George ©. Rainsperger
L. Peacock
L. C. Shaw
M Gleason
Morgantown
W. Va
Brownsville Company
Anecbanys
Leepard
Trinity Episcopal Church
Jarvey G. Jrur
Ehurem
Dudge Toche
Mir. Pope
Enterprise
William Reckless
Spring Mountain
Probate Court
Caroline Fox
Emma Bymunoski
Frederick A. Fox
J. W. Cassing
Dapd Am
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Tom Nadie
Tore Wran
Lst of New Books
Tabradia Bove
Anthony Tigllege
Mianey Parsonage
Vais de Seal House Ab
Wlangeta
Barset
de Thorne
Phineas Hinn
Buena
Howell the Garendists
Kentouns
Howells
Apsiass
Melivame
Kronstadt
Pemberton
Wales
Coshocton’s
Franeysburg
Judge
Sighnles
Willian A McMichael
Cynthia A. Shannoon
Keene
William
Euston
Laattie M. Derringer
Monroe Township
James H Johnson
Louisa Elen Murray
Clark Township
Elmer E. Bible
Roscoe Cemetery
Alva Spindler
Clerk Miner
Meeree
Tien
Phanhetd
Piarfield and
Lafayette Road
Bedin
John Lannon
Matinery
Draka FE
Licket
Pennsylvania
Abe
Wild Cat
Costectun
Perate
Compay Incorporated
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