Private Bert Wright recalls service in Philippine duty
Private Bert Wright of the Wyoming Battalion arrives in town after over a year in the Philippines. He describes skirmishes and outpost duty during the insurrection, noting four men killed in action and seven stricken by disease in his company. Wright reflects on American efforts and Filipino resistance.
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Bert Wright
Philippine Islands
Wyoming
San Francisco
Wright
Right
Minaldo
Nila
Ley
Bation
Local Happenings and Notices from Gray Hardware Co
Local notes cover new delivery wagon for S F Timmons Co and various city events. Dewey celebration visitors in New York, Epworth League social at P H Reamer’s near Canal Lewisville, and cattle herd from St Louis entered for Coshocton fair. Frost nips vegetation. banana plants bloom after warm spells.
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Gray Hardware Co
S. F. Timmons & Co
City
New York
P. H. Reamer
Canal Lewisville
Epworth League
C. Estahope
Coshocton
St. Louis
Buckeye Club Organized Under William Lynde
The Buckeye Club is organized by William Lynde with Majceorn Ha and Charles Ransom among listed officers. A meeting is set for two weeks, with officers Nav Bealiand president and Robert McCabe as secretary and Compton as treasurer. College opened Tuesday January 26 with strong attendance and growing enrollments. books will stay open for late entrants.
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Buckeye Club
Wiliam Lynde
Majceorn
Charles Ransom
Ray Beall
Civde Senbburg
Carl Stewart
Rolla Bardwert McCabe
Clarten Shannon
Ad Compton
Nav Bealiand
Ted These Wiicers
Ravih
William Lynde
Io College
Two Defendants Plead Guilty in Sudge Court
James Lyddick Harmon Sturtz and George Day appeared arraigned before Sudge. The record notes irregularities in the date and spelling, but confirms guilty pleas were entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lyddick
Harmon Sturtz
George Day
Sherre Folend
Sulky Sapert
Eenlie
Eek
Fee
Pete Pey
Unsound OCR notice hints district actions and delays
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a public notice or administrative record about district matters, with references to a superintendent, December timing, and potential legal steps. Names, places, and dates are unclear, but the piece centers on official actions and procedural moves.
Careful Investigation Planned on Water Supply Change
The Coshocton water department delays council action on a cistern project after mounting accord between Mt Vernon and Columbus officials. Trustee Bailly says they will study every detail with high authorities before seeking appropriations for the city’s growing water needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Department
Mt Vernon
Raiff
Columbus
Boy Rescued From Posthole Unharmed After Quick Rescue
The son of T. J. Hanley fell into a posthole while his father was working. He was freed with prompt tools and relief, emerging without injury. The incident occurred near a halted fence at Gaurs.
Fragmentary Case Note from Local Court Report
A partial OCR notice records a case heard in a local court with unclear names and details. The fragment mentions a proceeding on a Tuesday with references to a deputy or prosecutor and a defendant, but the exact actions and parties are unreadable.
Man Hurt After Wagon Fall Near Tuscarawas Bridge
Charles Ning fell from a wagon near the Tuscarawas bridge on Friday afternoon and suffered a hip injury. Initial fears of broken bones were dispelled after examination, and he remains unable to walk.
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Charles Ning
Tuscarawas Bridge
Fractured Knee Report From War Saw Road Incident
Miss Linnie Randies sustains a fractured knee after a horse spooked near Bowman on War saw road. The accident occurred Sunday as Mr Ben- F ning drove nearby and helped. Medical treatment and expected weeks of recovery are noted.
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Linnie Randies
Wis
Warsaw Road
Ben- F
Bowman
Dresden Crowd Plans Attendance at County Fair
Dresden residents announce a large turnout for Cosheden County Fair. The annual exhibition is eagerly anticipated as a community event enjoyed by many in the area.
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Dresden
Cosheden
Dresien Preiserigt
Samuel Munn Dies in Columbus Hospital
Samuel Munn father of Fred Monn and Mrs. FE C Hay died at the Ohio hospital in Columbus after years there. Once a well known local resident his remains were brought home Monday to F C Hay on Main Street for services by Rev. Wm E Hunt this afternoon. The funeral party will then go to Keene for interment.
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Samuel Munn
Fred Monn
FE. C. Hay
Ohio Hospital
Columbus
F.C. Hay
Main Street
Wm.e. Hunt
Keene
Republican Rally Opens Campaign in Coshocton County
The Coshocton county Republican campaign kicks off October 29 with speakers Judge George K Nash candidate for governor and Hon F A Durbin at the opera house. Republicans from across the county are urged to attend the large campaign meeting.
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Judge Nash
Hon
F. A. Durbin
Coshocton County
George K Nash
F. A.durbin
Opera House
Family Row Ends With Husband Suffering Severe Cuts
A disturbance on Sixth Street led to Chief Daney responding Saturday night. The report notes several women involved and Mayer and Mrs Rausch Mayer appearing in court this morning to recount the events. An authorit y was to be sought as the investigation continues.
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Daney
Sixth Street
Soldier in Angelos fight narrowly escapes bullet
Charles Burt of this place, once with the Seventeenth Regiment band, volunteered into Company G. In the August 9 action at Angelos a rebel bullet passed near his neck and left arm, with rumors on the streets that he had been killed.
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Charles Burt
Philippines
Seventeenth Regiment
Angelos
Fragmented Local Notice From Anacastus Era
The notice reports a death of Anacastus Erman on Saturday in Franklin and mentions family ties to Steph fn Siarker. It notes unclear pension changes, a planned move by a doctor from the eastern Mage region, and upcoming medical arrangements.
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Dovetor Tasiar
Rirmteiten
Tle Porrogse
Tle
Mysterious OCR Fragment Readers Note
Fragmentary OCR text contains unclear names places and dates making a coherent report impossible. The readable bits hint at political figures and a Saturday event but lack verifiable facts or context for a complete summary.
Revival and church services fill Coshocton weekend
Rev Dr Fisk preached at Greencastie Presbyterian Church and a choral service followed at Trinity Episcopal. The large attendance featured warm parishioner remarks and a transition to a semi weekly True Age opinion in Coshocton.
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Coshocton
Port street improvement sparks erosion concerns
Community notes ongoing erosion at the harbor area along Lie Bite Price Tag street. Officials cite winter inactivity as a factor and call for urgent improvements to protect the port and nearby facilities.
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Orf
The Real Thing Musical Farce At Opera House
The Real Thing, a musical farce comedy, will be presented at the opera house next Thursday evening. A first class band and orchestra accompany the company. The performance is described as excellent in every part.
County Schools Report Details County Property Valuation and Staffing
Auditor Speckman releases a county schools report showing total property valuation at 193,600 with 137 commune and 13 high schools employing 204 teachers. It lists board members, receipts of 74,133.01 and a year-end balance 123,647.34, plus salaries 46,068.24 for common schools and 98,26.33 for high schools, and notes tuition income and pupil enrollment totals.
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Speckman
Boy loses fingers in leather press accident at Standard
Chester West, a New York boy living with a guardian, suffered the loss of two fingers after his hand was caught in a leather press at the Standard Friday. Dr. Prow performed the operation with Dr. Pewter Edwards assisting, and West was brought from a local children’s home for care.
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Chester West
Prow
Pewter Edwards
West
New York
Ase
Ph Heather
Proposed To Newark Theft Case Report
A thief entered the residence of Wm Smith on South Poulish street Thursday night and carried off five and nine half gallons of apple butter. He attempted further entry but failed. The culprit is known and likely to be arrested.
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Wlal Smith
South Pouisth
Vetthy
Typo Flubs Reaves and Buhl Skirtings Ad
In the Sept 26 issue a typographical error marred an advertisement for Reaves and Buhl. The ad intended to promote choice new plaid Skirtings misprinted as skirtings. The line break and spacing altered the phrase resulting in a minor but notable misread.
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Reaves & Buhl
A Successful School at Sein Cotewe
The department of pharmacy completed ten years with a national reputation and a strong graduation record. June commencement saw thirty graduates and fifty applicants ready for positions across the country. Fall enrollment is under way with a bright outlook for a large term.
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Department of Pharmacy of
Sein Cotewe
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