Postmaster Cassidy Faces Delivery Dispute in Dresden
Columbus Dispatch publishers file charges accusing Lee Cassidy of discrimination by withholding the Dispatch from delivery to Dresden for the benefit of a rival paper. The Dresden rumor mill says no removal occurred and Cassidy’s supporters deny the charges as unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Dresden
Lee Cassidy
Zanesville Courier
Columbus Dispatch
Courier
Idy
Dispatch
Uassley
Drésden
War
Cassidy
Zeon
Rusty nails injure horses cost lives and warn repairs
Old report notes horses stepping on rusty nails at Smith and Dawson grocers. A valuable horse died after a nail pierced its hoof while a second horse recovered with nail removed by a blacksmith. Calls issued for safer disposal of ashes and nails to prevent injuries.
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Smith & Dawson
Nuwo
Tne
Fustery
Hitchcock Promoted to Late Agent in Toledo Office
I S Hiltcheeck, longtime Cushouton express manager, promoted on merit to late agent in Pacific general offices Toledo. Since July he has served in superintendent’s office at Cincinnati. In Toledo he will oversee offices on the Toledo and Ann Arbor line and the Wabash to Buffalo. he will travel through Coshocton tomorrow with his family to begin new duties in Toledo.
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I. S. Hiltcheeck
Cushouton
Pacific Express
Jast Jilly
Toledo
Suerintendent
Cincinnavi
Ann Arbor
Wabash
Buffalo
Titchenck
Throubh
Hawes of Lancaster Demonstrates Giant Physical Feats
W H Hawes of Lancaster, a stout man listed at 310 pounds and 6 feet 3 inches, showcased his strength in a Cusbucton sideshow yesterday. He is known for selling a popular cigar of the day and is billed as a remarkable muscular man.
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Cusbucton
W. H. Hawes
Lancaster
Mr Hawes
Gas line work progresses toward cold weather
The warm weather aids rapid progress on the pew gas line. Eight carloads of eight inch pipe arrived at Tunnel Hill and a crew from the company arrived in Coshocton to organize workers to start here.
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Pew
Tunnel Hill
Cosbocton
Dresden Plants New Bank Directors and Officers
The Second National Bank of Dresden held a Tuesday meeting electing directors William Copeland Denis Mattingly Leslie Keyes William Fletcher and John Taylor. Cowland was chosen president and Mattingly vice president with a cashier to be announced. The bank will occupy quarters in the new Hornung building.
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Second National Bank of
Dresden
William Copeland
Denis Mattingly
Leslie Keyes
William Fletcher
John Taylor
Hoar
Cowland
Mattingly
Mornung
Bank For
Hornung Building
Low Fares to Chicago for Exposition Tickets
Excursion tickets to Chicago for the Third Annual International Live Stock Exposition are on sale in Pennsylvania Lines December 1 to 3. For rates timetables and trains, consult ticket agents of Pennsylvania Lines.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania Lines
Will of Charles E Spangler Probate Case
The will of Charles Etherington Spangler was probated after a filing for probate. Judge Roche granted an immediate hearing. Estate valued at 75 000 to 100 000 dollars with Hester H Spangler named executrix. Provisions include life use of home for wife, one third of estate to wife, and trusts for heirs with specified conditions and guardians. Codicils revise beneficiaries and guardians. filed November 24 1902.
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Charles Etherington Spangler
Roche
Hester H. Spangler
Etherington
Hester H
Eoherington
Oylu
Davia Spangler
Guousie
Florence King
Elizabeth King
Karmer’s Bank
William R. Pumerece
Frank Burbe
W. R. Pomerene
E. Pomerene
William Burns
Frank W. Beebe
Injured Woman Falls on Sidewalk on Burn Street
Mira Mortley was knocked down by a fall on Burn Street near Fan Ose Lane, striking a knee edge that caused a severe bruise and tendon strain. She lay dazed until Mrs Stegrist found her and helped her home. She will be incapacitated for several days.
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Mira TM
Mortley
Palelub
Buurnb Street
Mary Owl Lane
Advent of Pastor Celebrates Fourth Anniversary at Walnut Street Church
Thanksgiving night at the Walnut Street church will mark the fourth anniversary of the pastorate of Rev. dur. s. Wyareet. A program includes a report of four years, brief sermons by Trenners, Sunday school and Christian Endeavor reports, and a reception. Membership has grown from about 80 to 175 since the pastor’s incumbency.
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M. IP
Walnut Street
S. A
Trenners
Schoo
Chrisuian Monsave GT Stillaetys
Pisners
Noted Club Dinners and Farewell Supper Gatherings
Mrs Ibth Middleton hosted a 12 o'clock dinner for friends on Rural Route 76 with lively conversation. The New Century club met with Mrs Wells of Carr, enjoying readings, a German song, and refreshments, followed by a farewell supper hosted by Mrs Henry Cooper for daughter Grace who departs for Hammond Indiana to wed William Hamacher.
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Ibth Middleton
Katharine (Ase
New Century
Wells
Carr
Alstadt
Gretchen
Joe Shrake Uoother
Lillie Armstrong
Gustavs
Adolphus
Carl Herbig
Berlin
Shirley Fishey
Alice Finley
Arthur Boyd
Pittsburg
J. D. van Seuten
Cleveland
Henry Cooper
North Hieventh
Miss. Grace
Miss Grace
Hammond
William Hamacher
Bois
Maby
Unpleasant Experience for Chicago Man on Ohio Trip
W D Washburn of Chicago tried to board a train here Saturday with his sister in law Mrs G Spaneter. Mistakenly told at Frazeysburg to ride to Qushocton he alighted. He missed the next stops and hired a livery to Tripway then caught train No 6 to Coshocton amid vexing porter error and awkward recollections.
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Chicago
Washburn
G. &, Spaneter
Pan
Frazeysburg
Qushocton
Frageysbury
Coshocton
Convention plans and local notice amid health concerns
The Wo men's Relief Corps district meeting is set in the J O O F hall with about one hundred attendees expected. Quarantine restrictions at McConnelsville and Malta on diphtheria delay the event. state and district leaders, plus invited guests, are noted. In Nellie district, Judge Maxwell reverses the prolate court ruling and overrules a demurrer in the McNabb case. the decision will be appealed.
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Women's Relief Corps
Harwiuck
McConnelsville
Malta
Diptheria
Will Jessen
Aed
Te Bereta
Richard Canning
Armsteany
Weh
Nellie
Maxwell
McNabb Ve
Rabid Dog Scare In North Second Yard Incident
Joseph Thiel reports a dog in his North Second Street yard behaving peculiarly Sunday night. He tried to drive it away but the animal snapped and showed aggression before departing. Authorities had earlier information about postmasters and local business, while Tremium Manufacturing expands with twelve extra workers as shipments go nationwide.
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Joseph Thiel
Mr. Thiel
North Second
Atic
Coal River fields boom as four men form vast WV land holdings
Four Coshocton men form a coal field venture in Boone county West Virginia after buying over 10000 acres and forming a company. They plan railroad access and continue adding land as Standard Oil leases nearby. The field’s potential could bring wealth to owners if development proceeds.
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Cleyveiaod
Massillon
J. W. Cassingham
C. Herbig
E. W. James
Wigding
Boone County
West Virginia
Coal River
Captain Morris
Morris
Cassingham
Hay
Whay
Standard Oil Company
Rip. van Winkle
Small Pulley Delay Halts Boston Plant Start
A tiny six inch pulley delayed the Boston Pland company by three weeks and cost hundreds of dollars. The unique pulley required special manufacture delaying readiness. Production will start next Monday after Thanksgiving, with ample orders on hand ensuring months of work. the war whoop whistle is scrapped for a straight whistle unless an emergency arises.
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Boston Pland
Coshocton High School Stuns West Lafayette College Team
Coshocton High School defeated West Lafayette College in twenty minutes of play with a surprising score. The college team, inexperienced and heavier, struggled against the smaller but seasoned Coshocton players who used multiple trick plays to dominate.
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West Lafayette College
Coshocton
Coshicton Boys
Collegians
Pan Theta
Strength of Labor Drives Growth in Local Unions
The Federation of Tuber union reports rapid expansion with twenty five new members at a Friday meeting in central labor hall. Novelty workers consider forming a local federation and will hold a meeting Monday to plan details. An entertainment is planned for every Friday with high attendance urged.
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Federation of Tauber Union
Federation
Federation of
Novelty Workers
No Rural Delivery on Thanksgiving Day Post Schedule
Postmaster directs no mail delivery on Thanksgiving Day November 97 on rural routes. No deduction from carrier salaries for suspension. Patrons may pick up mail at the post office during holiday hours 7:30 to 9:00 a.m. and 3:30 to 5:00 p.m.
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Travels
A flurry of weekend visits and travels across towns including Chill Newcomb Avondale Dresden Biatn Held Wills Creek Dennison Ubrichshire Keene Bakersville and Bel lvue. Names like Lenhart Burchfield Bachmore Rolston Shanneo Carton Brower Pigman and More appear among residents visiting relatives and attending gatherings and hunts across multiple communities.
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Ambrose Bordenkircher
Biatn
Aubrey
Wills Creek
Coshocton
William, Benedum
Dennison
Brower Sundes
Arthur Moore
Will Hill Ape
Ubrichshire
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Sims & “Dawson Pecaarly
Hitchcock
Pacific Express Company
Husky Hawes
The
Gray Hardware Company
Alfred Peck
al Rinehart
Norch
Sehaigh Block
Hi. D Smith
McClain
John Rhrert
Perry Carr
Roscoe
J. F. Miller
Craig Baking Powder Coupany
Recorder Morney
Oficer
Bud Johnson
Perry Township
Rolla
Willow Brook
L. A. Reed
Lafayette
Benjamin Shaffer
South Ninth
Jobknn Ripehart
Baltic
Frank Kent
Tuscarawas
Killbuck Creek
James Shepler
Joseph Robson
Tuscarawas River
G. McCalla
Gambier
Knight of Pythias Lodge
A. L. Crowthers
J. M Smith
Coshoeton
Canal Dover
Cincinnati
Trinity Mupiscopal Church
James R. Johnson
Plainfeld
Johnson
Masonic Order
John Marx
West Lafayette
Minnie May Crop
Joan Young
Poplar
S. A. Fisher
Esty Donanue
James McCartun
Andrew Pepper
Adams Mills
Carby
Thomas Urson
Locust
Tillie Bordenkircher
Deli BR. Yarnell
New York City
Yarnell
Chestnut
Kansas City
A.T. Starkey
Republic
Seneca County
Anna Bilien
Titin
Pennsylvania Company
Sarah
Hamilton
Tane
Lie Keene
National Prohibition Committee
Fran. Volney B. Cushing
Bangor
Cushing
Charles E. Spangler
Marty
Advent OF Pastor
M. P. Church
Edward Colapy
THI
oOn Main
Harry Forbes
C. B. Anderson
H. B Hay
Ida-War
G. 8.Redway
Lizzie Collier
Jaapur Brook
J. W. Mastin
Denver
John Johhson
New York
Samuel Irvine
W. D. Washburn
Cashocton
Cassidy Clear
Postini
Lesen
Tremium Manufacturing
Moeris
Husky
Mr. Lenhart
Chill
David Burchfield
Newcomberstewd
Frank Bachmore
Avondale
Isaac Rolston
Drayman
Bradford
Clayton Shanneo
James Car—ton
Frederick Sipp
Samay
Miss Saale. McCullough
Andrew. Karr
Rose
William
Robertson
Bloomfield
Miss ' ‘Mattle’ I Neal
Misa Pigman
New Guilford, Waohty
Reaver
Chili
Harry Lawrentice
GF Milleburg
Lilo Pocock
Ces
Jerinie Chance
Bakersville
Ing Ftriends
Andrew Carr-of -Blocmield
Eat Cmper
W. BL. Rowland
Kipp
the Panlandie
Conesvillas
Jay Murphy
Abe Patrick
Dénnigon, Sin
William Wills
Arthur Barfick
Roy Norman
Mr. Schecter
Allince
Fred Lembricht
North Tenths
David Davis
Juan
Cunesville
Elizabeth Bunker
Marteta
Patton
City
Burns
Franklin
Margaret Johns
New Philadelphia
M. W McNaughton
Main
W. W. Hopper and Son Bark
Bellevue, O
Hos. Tioms
Park Hotel
Mercer
Harry Warner
Newcomerstown
A. L. Stevenson
Nathbaniel Wells
BF. O. Carrieft
Wilkinsburg
Lucy Baker
Miss Rose
William Dawson
Jackson Township
William Mastin
John Carhart
Robert Tay
Frank Grass
Lock 17
W. S. Hutchinson
South Sixth
Marie Hay
Ruth Leonard
John Grawford
Clarks
D. D Boydon
OH. Vo OR. Skinnner
Massilion
S.C. Werbig
Anna M. Strauss
Cie Shietays
Board of Education
Los Angeles
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