Noted Chicago rabbi linked to Coshocton figure in 19th century column
A Chicago Evening Post column highlights Tobias Schanfarber, once connected to Coshocton merchants, as a nationally known figure and rabbi. It traces his career from Cleveland birth in 1863 through studies at Hebrew Union College and roles in Toledo, Fort Wayne, Baltimore, and Chicago, noting his leadership of Kehilath Anshe Mayriv and its growth. It also mentions Bucklen’s Arnica Salve testimonial from Arkansas and Coshocton drugstores publicizing it.
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Coshocton
Chicago Evening Post
Tobias Schanfarber
Forbes
Bond & Co
Coleman
Post
Mt Ty
Kehilath Anshe Mayriv
Men of the West
Chicago
Rabbi Schanfarber
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Hebrew Union College
University
Toledo
Fort Wayne
Baltimore
Harsinai Temple
Schanfarher
Johns Hopkins University
Jewish Comment
Jewish Chronicle
Mobile
Reform Advocate of
Chicago Israelite
Ehilath Anshe
Schanfarber
Castoria advertisements and local notices
A mixed set of local items including a Castoria ad line about infants and children, social visits and hospitality notes from Dresden Canton and Coshocton area, activities of W F M society, visits among families, and a testimonial about Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and consumption with local store details and free trial note.
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E. B. Reid
Harmony
Dr. King
Mr. Reid
C. BE
Coshocton
M. Ferguson
Roscoe
Ohio
Cooperdale Shipments and Local Happenings Report
Cooperdale Ohio notes include visits by Mrs. W C Dickerson and Mrs. S H Nicholas, dinners with friends, and family gatherings. The Panhandle inspection train passed the division, and three carloads of Montana sheep arrived for Oxley Bros and Wm Dixon. A Halter factory shutdown followed by resumed work, plus local arson reports and telegraphy training activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperdale
W. C. Dickerson
Coshoeton
S. H. Nicholas
Daniel Wright
Josiah Workman
WA. Dickerson
J. Ll. Dickerson
T. P. Perkins
Trinway
W. C. Dickersons
Yarnell
Coshocton
Panhandle
Z. J. Orr
Harrold
John Orr
Nellie
J. G Anderson’s
Kate Shaw
Cannel Spur
Alhol Wright
Samuel Lamb
Chas. Trego
W. ¢. McCurdy
R. D. Price
Fred Sample
Tunnel Hill
Columbus Suckers Red Co
E. Sonles
Corning
Buckeye Pipe Line
Wm. Myers
Metham
Montana
Chicago
Oxley Bros
Wm. Dixon
Ralph Baughman
Bate
Wakatomika
J. F. Baughman
Lennert Graham
I. G
Conesville notes and district visitors in O Nove
Local news from Conesville Ohio and surrounding area recount visits from Rev L R Akers and wife at Utica meeting, farm activity, rail station closure, coal mine expansion planned December, turkey shipments to Cleveland, social at Adams Mills, and local ads for Hollister’s Bod Mountain Tea per C E Anderson.
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Conesville
Wm. Greene
Coshocton
L. R. Akers
Utica
Akers
Mt Vernon
Flo Tilton
Adams Mills
A. C. McCoy
Ot. G. GC. McCalla
Daughtery
Bellefontaine
Wrs McCalla
DP. Davis
Somerville and Fulks
Trinway
D. Davis
Columbus
J. L. Merchant
Express Tgent
Davis
J. A. Crawford
Pittsburg
M. A. Mann
Midway Pa
Wm. Wires
Henry Hardesty
Gibbons Bros
Kinsey
Cornell
Oden Valley Coal Company
Adams & Vinsel
Wills Creek
T. F. Rerger
Marquand Mills
Cleveland
Newton Speckman
Unclaimed Letters at Coshocton Post Office Week Ended Nov 27 1905
List of unclaimed letters at Coshocton Ohio post office for week ending November 27 1905 includes names of ladies Mrs H A Tish Mrs Frank Jogerst Miss Edith Kutscher Mrs Gee Lewis Mrs Martha Sheet Miss May E Smith and gentlemen Clyde Bryan Russ Darling W D Dunlap Adam Hendrick WM Hendrick Walter Humphrey Geo Kutcher John Lawrence E Meek H B ae J Rogers and Spa Sheard Henry J lice Jae Martinby James West. Also notes on postage due and request to advertise with list date CG B McCoy Postmaster. John Geib Jr seriously ill typhoid fever and other local notes follow.
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Coshocton
H. A. Tish
Frank Jogerst
Edith Kutscher
Gee. Lewis
Martha Sheet
May E. Smith
Clyde Bryan
Russ Darling
W. D. Dunlap
Adam Hendrick
Wm. Hendrick
Walter Humphrey
Geo. Kutcher
John Lawrence
E. Meek
H. B. Ae J. Rogers
Spa
Fatal Blast Levels Kansas City Work Site
Andrew Knight, a laborer, was killed and 12 spectators were injured in a rock blasting accident at a central business district site where an office building excavation is underway.
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Kansas City
Andrew Knight
Tragedy and Fire In Connellsville and Toronto Shootout
A fatal blaze in Connellsville Pennsylvania killed Mrs Rotuna and her three children. In Toronto Ontario a man named Fred Miller shot and killed Alexander Carter. A separate deadly incident left Patrick Mesnec burned to death and six others injured.
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Rotuna
Connellsville
Fred Miller
Alexander Carter
Toronto
Patrick Mesnec
Allie Matz
Also Mentioned on This Page
Northwestern States
Hannah Plant
Little Rock
Ark
Bucklen
C. E. Anderson
C. M. Ferguson
Legion
Guy Dickerson
Dresden
Ellsworth Richcreek
W. F. M. Society
C. P. McDonald
Andrew Hardwick
Wm. Rigeler
Canton
James
Robert Dickey
Daisy Manchester
Zelpha Parks
Belle Parks
Joe Steward
Bowman
Thomas Marshall
Salina Brenneman
D. W . Richcreek
Malona Dickey
Ward Dickey
Lloyd Whitaker
H. E. Wright
Comesvile Stan
Hollister
C E Anderson
Foster &Strome
Atlantic
Abbott’s Oyster House
Main St
Coshocton, O
New York
CG. B. McCoy, P. M
Chil
John Geib, Jr
Mildred Barth
Wil Burger
Dan Ladrach
Ladbach
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