Examination report on Coshocton county officials draws fire
A prolonged critique of the Coshocton county commissioners and auditor centers on a delayed 1907 report. The Age condemns failures to publish, misclassifications and improper contracts, but praises a reading of the examining committee’s findings as a needed, thorough rebuke. The piece urges officials to acknowledge errors and reform operations for public service.
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Commissioners
Examiner Voorhees
Io de
Age
Co- Tanti
Bureau of Uniform Accounting
Randles
Coshocton
Agsiman
Peck
McDowell
Coshoglen County
R. S
Messrs
Glenn and McClain
EB. F. Voorhees
Uther
Cerkdin
Perry Plein
Ienrist
Common Pleas Court
McBane
Dor
Aod
Wren
Tatmain
Court House
Coshocton County
Ain
Thanksgiving spirit and church unity discussed in Ohio paper
The periodical urges embracing Thanksgiving as more than feasting, promoting charity and inviting strangers to meals. It argues churches should unite in evangelistic effort, suggesting joint outdoor services to maximize impact like Civil War regiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Varich
Grant
Jackson the Man and His Trusted Local Service in Tuscarawas
A local notice praises Jackson as a dedicated county figure offering high pay and emoluments while delivering community service. It highlights his strong stance on discipline, his popularity across counties, and his value to New Philadelphia residents.
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Tuscara
Coshocton
Mtr
Shuekwon
Dueve Det Lindly
Tim
Jackson
Jocal Humany Society
New
Philadelphia
Bakersville News Recap and Local Announcements
Ams Mills area notes recount social visits at Newark and Zanesville. Mrs Whitmere McQuistan joins her Coshocton sister. Matie Rainey hosts relatives Friday through Sunday. Bakersville praises a local period play, lauding performances and student effort. proceeds totaled $17.60 with plans for future events.
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Ams Mills
Ito
James PL
Baloo
Ro Anacknev
Newark
Tom
Filton
Disten
Bres
Arthur Caldwell
Caldwell Walford
Solwamredd
Sernts
Mas
Wallis Perl
Oelack
A. Mo Smith
Meroeland
Communion
Serviers
Taoketoek
Mreyaura- Cory
Korn Shurghter
Zanesville
Column highlights Newark doctor with long practice
In Another Column the profession of Dr OG is noted. He is tied to Newark Ohio and formerly from Zanesville. A respected physician with long practice urges patients with chronic diseases to seek his help if their current physician fails to relieve them.
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Newark
Ohio
Fermen
Zanesville
Farquhar
Olvo
Printere Int. James McCarton Leaves Coshocton for Cleveland Travel
James McCarton of Carter Prinking Ink Co., Cleveland, will travel across the state Yar. He left Coshocton today to cover promotional work and assist in sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McCarton
Coshocton
Carter Prinking Ink Co
Cleveland
Yar
Turkeys Held Up To The End At Market
Turkeys, meats, and a variety of poultry were displayed for sale Wednesday morning at the market. Thirty two vendors reported strong business with turkeys selling around 18 cents per pound, ducks at 16 cents, chickens near 10 cents, and butter ranging from 25 to 40 cents per pound.
On the Warpath Charley Phillips Shifts Careers
Charley Phillips once a noted typographical artist in Co shocton has deserted the craft and joined the insurance life and fire field. He will travel the county on behalf of local agencies due to nervous trouble forcing him to quit inside work temporarily.
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Charley Phillips
Coshocton
Ang
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Tlife
Fire Man
Howard Wolfe survives runaway ambulance horses on Fourth Street
Frederick town reports a dramatic accident as Howard Wolfe, driving an ambulance with a pair of strong horses, loses control on Fourth Street near Main. The team bolts, narrowly avoiding a bank, smashing the ambulance into a telegraph pole and endangering Wolfe before the animals are calmed and sold. Clarence Gosser remains severely ill but improving.
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Howard Wolfe
Fourth Tree
Main
Fourth Street
Mr. Wolfe
Rising Young Attorney Ashman Exposes Court House Affairs
Frank Ashman a progressive young attorney, with Alfred Peck and Prosecuting Atty. McDowell, delivers a fall and unbiased examination of the court house affairs. The report, reflecting on some officials, is straight to the point and in accord with reports. Ashman, a local “live wire,” is praised as Coshocton county’s native son.
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Frank Ashmwan
Alfred Peck
Atty. McDowell
Ashman
Coshocton County
Takes Longer To Cleveland Trains Schedule Change
Under a new time card effective Sunday the W and G L trains will now depart and arrive Coshocton at the same times as before. The Cleveland arrival is 20 minutes later, lengthening the Wa varre to Cleveland run. Toledo to Coshocton now leaves at 1 30 p m and arrives at 12 23 p m. The evening train will skip Navarre for Pittsburg and Wheeling connections at Navarre for Coshocton. Wm Severns of Valley Crossing Iowa visits Mel McCormick and family for a month, revisiting his old home after twenty two years.
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Cleveland
Coshocton
Wavarre
Toledo
Navarre
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Wm. Severns
Valley Crossin
Iowa
Mel McCormick
Keene
Mr. Severns
James Gray Dies at 84 in Farming County
James Gray died Saturday morning at his daughter Mrs Eliza Coles home after weeks of ill health caused by advanced age. He was 84 years old and married to Catherine Wagner who preceded him in death. Survived by four children Josob Joseph Mrs Cole and Mrs Bua Wyant. Funeral Sunday at one from the home to the Avon church and burial in the church graveyard.
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James Gray
Eliza Cole
Gray
Catherine Wagner
Josob
Joseph
Cole
Bua Wyant
Missouri
Corfere
Sceme
Orlenge
Bil “Avon
Fire starts in garden hose scene at Wai. Myers home
A fire sparked by a match in a pile near Wai. Myers' cellar on Wilson Ave started a blaze that damaged little and was quickly controlled. Eth el Myers died, Leslie Myers and the younger girl were injured, neighbors used a garden hose as it spread briefly but the fire did not reach the house and caused minimal damage.
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Wai
Myers
Wilson Ave
Cassingham
Leslie Myers
Hitte
Ethel
Iim
Onie McNicholas
Seventh Om
Che Chytsum Church
Wilson
Wheeling & Lake Evie
Coshocton
Farm er severely injured by horse kick near Chili
William Albert, 53, a well known farmer east of Chili, was kicked by a horse Friday evening while placing it in the stable. He was knocked unconscious, found by family, and taken home. The hoof struck his forehead, swelling both eyes, with skull fracture feared.
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William Albert
Chili
Squire Put On Rubbers Amid Water Flood at Meredith College
Water was left on in a Washbowl at Meredith business ecollege today. Flooding spread through the building and into Squire Wimmer's office, forcing disruption as cleanup began and officials investigated the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire
Meredith
Ecollege
Squire Wimmer
Court House Records Move Through Local Courts
A stream of filings shows marriages licensed, transcripts filed, and deeds recorded in Coshocton County courts. Individuals including Phillip Keller, Eva Sibert, Albert Weathrow, and Eva Clark appear in licensed marriages, while estates and guardianship actions are noted in probate court. Deeds moved between James L. Rogers, J B Milter, and others, with several properties and acreages listed in White Eyes and Perry townships.
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Phillip Keller
Pittsburg
Eva Sibert
Roscoe
Squire George W. Geese
Fresno
Park
Howard Wolfe
Coshocton
Eva Clark
James L. Rogers
J. B. Milter
West Lafayette
John B. Wright
Forrest L
Matthews
Perry Township
Henry F. Hinkley
St. Louis
Estella Sabin
Wills Creek
Perry Gilmore
Spart
Nellie A. Wells
Black Run
Zanesville
Henry Kieffaber
Holmes
Belle M. Fair
Clark Township
Samuel R. Melee
Stilwell
Elizabeth Hawkins
Tiverton
Delos Carpenter
John Tall
Lewis D. Maston
John Hall
Jackson
Stephen Rine
Stone Mason
Mt Vernon
Addie A. Lyons
Cooperdidn
W. C Jones
High Point
Narthy Carolina
Carey Ogburn
Ogburn
Carl McGinnis
Mamie P. Williams
Chaney Dowdell
Brink Haven
Blanche Clinage
Coshorton
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National Biscuit Company
Litia
Boston Exchange
Jackson the
Man
Bakersville
Paris
Ben Hur
Meek Co
South Lawn
Thomas Page
Wolfe
Chanteclett
Meek Company
Mir Wolfe
Clarence Gosser
Wohle Lewis
John W. Leech
Chas Huffman
Probath Court
Margaret Funk
Abraham Funk Henrietta MM. Neutse
Charlottte
May Nurse
Walter McCune Russel
Coshoctan
Minnie Alyce Butcher
Frank Raymond Fitch
Tuscarawas Township
Bessie Wolfe
J. H. Leavengood
Leah’b. Scheetz
White Eyes
Edward Scheetz
Common Pleas
Foster & Strome Ves W
Keith
John A. McGiffin
George
Clarence Babcock
Jamestown
Pope- Gosser Co. Productis
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Gosser China Company
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France
Pepe-Gosser China Company
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