West Virginia Panhandle miners convene March 12 1908
A district convention for Sub-district No 5 including Panhandle counties in West Virginia will be held in New Philadelphia on March 12 1908. Delegates will elect district officers and a president to represent about 14 000 miners. The event is expected to be the largest district gathering in the state with significant impact on upcoming scale changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
West Virfa
New Philadel
Stadi
Salis
Dennison
Big salmon cited at Blue Hole and Roscoe bridge
Field notes describe large salmon catches around the Blue Hole region near Roscoe and Coshocton. Dyser reports a 14.1 lb fish at the Orange bridge while Grover Shurtz weighs the catch. Local anglers note steady salmon activity near Roscoe bridge, with several fish reported this fall within 300 feet of the structure. Jim Barford reportedly landed an 18 pound pike near Wills croke.
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Orange Bridge
Grover Shurtz
Grover
Blue Hole
Roscoe Bridge
Tom le Roulley
Roscou
Coshocton
Wills Croeke
Jim Barford
Dyser
John O'Hay
Gulf of Mexico
West Lafayette
Planning for Christmas at Grace Sunday School
At a Wednesday church meeting the Grace Sunday school discussed plans for the Christmas celebration after prayer. Teachers reviewed vacancies and the slate of positions to fill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Grace Sunday School
Notes of Chalfants at Chalfant Ridge and area visitors
Miss Het tle McConnell of Northfield visited at the home of Nick Shannon. Mrs. Emerson Reed hosted a gathering including Rev. and Mrs. C. R. Chilton and sons Plyoil and Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs. TY. Finlay and daughters Allee and Frances, Mr. and Mrs. TY. Hedington and Mr. and Mrs. WN. Shannon. The Emisley family attended the funeral of Mr. Lowe near Winesburg. Others visiting included Mrs. Frank Crain and Clyde Overholt with daughter Korone, Mrs. T. K. Finlay, Miss Lara Budgeen, Nellie, Miss Zelphax Endsley, Miss Pearl Frye and brother Walter, and Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs and daughter Margaret of Roscoe. Howard Ell of Roscoe returned from Kilneh Creek with a fine string of fish including two pike and four salmon averaging about 1 pound. They had fished several days.
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Chalfants Chalfant Ridge
Hettle McConnell
Northfield
N.ick. Shannon
Emerson Reed
C. R. Chilton
Ployil and Fletcher
Finlay
Allee
Frances
Lowe
Winesburg
Frank Crain
Mita
Clyde Overholt
Korone
T. K. Finlay
Lara Budgeen
Nellie
Zelphax Endsley
Pearl Frye
Walter
Spring Mountain
Iris Jacobs
Freddice
BR. OP. Tacobs
Margaret
Font LeReultey
Howard Nell
Roscoe
Hursday
Kilneh Creek
Garr Sells His Shop in Newcomers Town
Mr Ernest Carr of Newcomers Town, long employed as tool maker for Consolidated Company, disposed of his Canal Street shop to Charles Buel who has taken charge. Mr Carr wed AS Mackey of Coshocton. OG
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Garr
Ernest Carr
Newcomerstown
Canal Street
Chas
Dario
Mackey
Coshotton
Doodle Taken to Workhouse in Maple District
Boole Wilcox was sent to Columbia workhouse by Chief Maple Friday to serve tidings. After release from prison Thiustkiy morning Noodle appeared intoxicated before Mayer snifth Friday morning. Commitment papers were issued without ceremony.
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Doodle
Boole” Wilcox
Columbia
Maple
Cys
Hil Neffonk Ltd
Patience
Noodle
Mayer Snifth
Professors Major and Pratt Return From Spencerville Trip
They Saw Professor Bob Major and Mel Pratt returned from a Spencerville To Toledo trip on Saturday. In Spencerville they met Mr Harbison an anesthetist of Mr Platt. In Toledo they met Prof Trobt Platt principal of West Tafay ette high school about 25 years ago. Prof Platt is principal of a school building. In Toledo Platt lives ten miles away on an Interurban farm. He walks or drives one mile to the street car to reach his school duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Major
Mel Pratt
Carter Visits Avon Kennels in Coshocton Stop
Chas Gibbs Carter of Pittsburg proprietor of Avon Kennels stopped in Coshocton with Witt Valenting Thursday night after a hunting trip in Virginia and headed home.
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Carter
Avon Kennels
Chas, Gibbs Carter
Ofittsburg
Avon Kennely
Coshocton
Witt Valenting
Avast Virginia
Women police established in Toledo stations
In Toledo on November 22, women police were formally established to receive uniformed duties at railway stations and protect girls from harm. The authority conferred powers on women of the Deaconess home to enforce policing at transit hubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Tolale
Clark to Have an Entertainment Clock November 21 event
An item lists a community gathering with invitations extended for noon at Patterson's Hall to attend the entertainment clock event hosted by local residents. Mentions Millorebire area and multiple names, with casual references to attendees and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Tuk
Ohn Workman
Akrowace Yialting
Deut Pontat
Ed. Keser
Sen Gard
Millorebire
Ib Patterson
Wester Ports
Chaudelarke
Defaiee
Suneday
Coshocton
J Tetas
Pulbert Law
Crestline
Poison Crisis Near Water Street Home
Sarah C. Moore, wife of Winfiela F. Moore, nearly died after taking three tablespoons of formaldehyde in a personal crisis. The incident occurred on Water Street at 2 a.m. Mrs Moore survived after a doctor pumped the poison from her stomach. she and her husband had been drinking, and neighbors heard swearing earlier. The couple’s modest home and poverty contrasted with the act, raising questions about motive and restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah C. Moore
Winfiela F. Moore
Water Street
Malm
Ile
Moore
Kiling
Mrs J L Kirk Heads to Zanesville for Visit
Mrs J L Kirk leaves at noon for Zanesville to visit Earhart Kirk at the Palace hotel. Her sister Miss Nettie Forney, who is attending Granville school, will meet her there and return with her Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
J. L. Kirk
Earhart
Kirk
Palace Hotel
Nettie Forney
Granville
Coshocton
Former citizen visits during Ninth district meeting in Newark
A. Crawford of Rochester N Y formerly of Coshocton attends the Ninth district convention of the Ohio Independent Telephone Assn in Newark. Frank G Beam is president. Coshocton county is not in the Ninth District. A Texas sale lists 126 cattle shipped from Quannal Panhandle region. The stock is described as a fine lot and the sale expected to be successful.
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Crawford
Rochester
N. Y
Coshocton
Ohio
Entm
Texas J. M. Adit
Quannal
Texas
Last Rites for Deborah Lear Tate Held at Oak Ridge
Funeral services for Mrs. Deborah Lear Tate were conducted Friday at 2 PM from the residence of her son, Thon Lent, with Rev Robertson of Grace Millrel presiding. Interment followed at Oak Ridge Cemetery with pallbearers listed as James L. Smith, W. A. Smith, S. M. Wilkins, G. C. Hort. Temple, AL.
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Tate
Deborah Lear
Mr Robertson
Grace Millrel Taviig
James L.smith
W. A. Smith
S. M. Wilkins
Hort
Temple
AL HE Thomsah
LOCAL MEN DELEGATES AT NATIONAL CONVENTION MEETING
Local delegates selected to attend the national convention in Chicago on June 1 2. Delegates include GL Po Galbusher and Aine Inher, with B.C Kissa de Be Ritodes as district president and AW BL Brewin of Cudd vell as secretary. Nearby notes report Dresden Mills assets and a violent theft case in Mehta area while health updates mention Rachel Smith recovering from injuries and Clarence Gosser improving. Fred Scherrer in Athens Ohio is critically ill with typhoid pneumonia. his sister Mrs. Jos Bixler visits.
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Zanes- Ale
Natiami
Chicago
Cashoeter
Po Galbusher
Aine
Kissa de
Dunesville
Wis
Ochinion
Brewin
Cudd
Rachel Smith
Rekily Ass
Clarence Gosser
Fred Scherrer
Athens
Ohio
Jos. Bixler
George
Fred
Make
Senator
Board reverses suspensions in muley cow case
The Board of Education rescinded suspensions for John Gault Beecher Compton and Loreng Graham for the rest of the school year. The three boys are to be conditionally readmitted and resume studies if both practice and department work meet required standards. Judge Gault Mrs Roche and Mr Chris Graham attended the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
John Gault
Beecher Compton
Muley Cow
Loreng Graham
Gault
PT. C. Roche
Chris Graham
Newcomerstown Pursues Purchase Of Local Tin Works
A meeting in Newcomerstown gathered citizens and Le. C. Taylor of Cambridge representing U S Tin Viste Co to discuss buying the old company buildings said to be diamonds of industry in the area. Zanesville reports T M Davies and P Miler, leaders of the local miners group, campaigning for Thomas Lewis of Bridgeport as national president of the United Mine Workers of America to succeed Ole Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcormerstown
le. C. Taylor
Cambridge
U.S. Tin Viste Co
Newcomerstown
Tom Lewis
Zanesville
T. M. Davies
Byerville
P. Miler
Coshocton
Miners’ Association
Thomas Lewis
Bridgeport
Ohio
United Mine Workers of America
Ole Mitchell
Worthy Palmer Denies Improper Relations
Statement rejects rumors of misconduct with Mrs. L. Bickel and accuses others of spreading false stories. Palmer asserts no meeting in coal house or cellar and describes a brief, friendly side yard talk. He blames unfounded jealousy for the attack on a woman's character.
Prindle Returns Home to Visit Relatives
Louis Prindle, formerly of this city, is spending several days with relatives. He now runs a real estate business in New York, with an office in the new Times Building. He formerly worked in the Flatiron Building brokerage scene and reports better-than-expected prospects.
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Prinddle
Louis Prindle
New York
New Times
Flatiron
Hunters Trip Ends in Rabbit Hunt Shots at Weirs
George Matlitt led a hunting party to near Duck Randles Bridge west of Costhoe, killing eight rabbits with three shot events. John Kinney Jon Williams John Norris John Carrell and Charley Coleman joined to help. notable shots included a rabbit leaping into the air. The party also details other local farm visits and a rumored ferret farm near Loudonville with Drakes Wilkes starting a secret breeding effort.
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George Matlitt
Towan
Lennon
doMie
Georges Milkeow
Stere
George
Adams Express
George Fred
Warsaw
We & Te
Goody
Loudonville
Drakes Wilkes
Jaucas
Laudonville Atcyorate
Tax Rates Notice for Coshocton County 1907 Levy
Richard Clark Treasurer Coshocton County Ohio announces the 1907 property tax levy per hundred dollars of valuation. State purposes include Sinking Fund 1 cent University Fund 2.45 cents Common School Fund 10 cents total state levy 13.45 cents. County purposes list 0 cents County Fund 0 Judicial Fund 0 Infirmary Fund 2 cents Children’s Home Fund 1 cent Bridge Fund 13 cents Building Fund 5 cents Indigent Soldiers Fund 2 cents Read Fund 1 cent total county levy 24 cents.
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Richard Clark
Coshocton
Ohio
Bald County
University
Judicial Fend Ge
Children’s Home
Bridge
Whiskey bill witness names mix with town news
Chili Nov 22 Reid’s school hosts a Friday evening benefit on Nov 20 with proceeds for the school. Photographer Wm King of West Bathyette visited town delivering pictures. Chas Miller and Frank Tebing of Cleveland were guests of Wm Barith and family. Fred Hothe bought two new jury dallers from Springfield. Cen slocton county directors and Crawford township trustees met in Chili Thursday. Mrs David Everhart hosted visitors from Coshocton. Attorney Green of New Philadelphia attended in town. Witnesses for the whiskey trial were being prepared for Friday. Shoenberger expanded his barn.
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Reid's School
Wmn
Wo King
West Bathyette
Messrs
Chas. Miller
Rank Tebing
Cleveland
Wm. Barith
Win
Miser
Jane Taank
Lorens Bros. Wea
Fred Hothe
Springfield
Censlocton County
Crawford Townshiy
Leavengood
Coshocton
David Everhart
Attorney Green
New Philadelphia
Novao
Shoenberger
Noted Talent for the Chautauqua
An incomplete program lists speakers and performers for the Chautauqua week. Names include Jyal Wm Sunday Frank Loveland Ren Lindsay Sweeney Tania Jains Hungarians Mrs Bowden Edwin Brush Rev Pro McCorry Gilbert Eldridge J. Adam Rede Miss Garver Seton Indian work Garver Seton Indian powwow reel Aug 9 H F Huntington The committee aims to add Otterbein quartette and Capt Jack Crawford.
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Pra. Easka Commanitiee
Thuesda
Jyal
Frank Vey Loveland
Frank Loveland
Orchestha
Sudeo Ren Lindsay
Sweeney
Tania Jains
Mrs. Bowden
Hiawatha
Edwin Brush
McCorry
Gilbert
Eldridge
J. Adam Rede
Garver
H. F. Huntington
Otterbein Quartette
Jack Crawford
Muskingum Valley Manufacturing Co Is Bankrupt
Dresden Ohio November 22 special Muskingum Valley Manufacturing Co employing 1506 men was judged bankrupt by the United States court at Columbus. Estimated assets are 150000 and debts about 125004. A creditors meeting will be held December and a receiver named. Affairs are tied to the recently failed bank and Kapner Bros and Waga firm with J S Prettyman and the bank vice president heavily involved.
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Dresden
Ohio
Muskingum Valley Manufacturng Co
United States
Columbus
Kapner Bros and
Waga
J. S. Prettyman
Kapner Ros
Muskingum Valley Co
The Golden Medical Discovery Ad Claims Strong Healing Power
An 19th century patent medicine notice extols Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a pure blood purifier and tonic. It cites five native roots and glycerine extraction, promises cures for stomach and liver issues, and urges readers to obtain a free booklet from Dr. Pierce at Buffalo New York with endorsements from medical authorities. It also adverts the All-Healing Salve for old sores and details ordering by mail with fifty four cents in stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Pierce
Ry Ve Vierce
Kuffalo
N. Y
Barthmaw
King
Scudder
Doe
Ellingwood
Tmierca
KV. Pierce
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. V
Girl Bitten by Shepherd Dog in Dresden Yard
A four year old girl Margaret Miller was badly bitten on the chin and left jaw by a large Shepherd dog in the Miller home yard as calves wandered nearby. The dog, not mad, was not owned by the Millers. Mrs Miller summoned aid and the child was attended. two bite wounds required stitching. The incident was followed by a separate dispute over a local orchestra and merchants, which was settled amicably with plans for Johnston's orchestra to perform at upcoming events.
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Dresden
Litte
Margaret Miller
Harry Millar
Sacie
Johnston
Tie Social Organization
Wipon Lore
Tanguel
Wherlor
Vuce Sass
Jos Johnston
TD. H. Harn
Ivy
Johnston Orchestra
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Q. Selby
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H- R. McCurdy
W. A. Himebaugh
T. &. Montgomery
Synith
Mothier
Dresden Mills
Allenville
Nevo
Anneeville
Johins Frank
Wiecits
Pyrl
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Roehm
Mecey
Rohen
Carmen
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Ih Iy
Ira i Co
Ute
Cts Cts
Adams
Ste Terteeane
Bedford
Bedford Social School
Jackson
Rts
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Beaa
Chark
Taee
Bethlehem
Ors
Franklin
Onesvils
Este Coe
Linton
Lainton
Plainfield Village
Bool
Lafayette
Keene Eae
Jonroe
New Castle
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Walhonding
Mohawk
Oxford
Perry
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Percy
Guilford Special School
Disur
West Curtis
Distes
Tusemrawas
Coshocton Oy
Distrie
Piverton Eesque
Luis
Tee
Crae Ae Oe
Warsaw Corporation
Nellie Corporation
Plainfield Corporation
West Lafayette Corporation
A. Ka
Teesee Corporation
Serrie
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Coshocton County
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