Poor Fred Brad Buried At New Bedford Monday
A report from Chili and Baltic details the death of Fred Brad struck by a south bound train near the Schumaker crossing. Burial occurred Monday afternoon at the Lutheran church in New Bedford. he leaves brothers in Coshocton Canton and Cleveland, and his parents are deceased.
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Fred Brad
New Bedford
Chi
Wil. Klein
Harry Smith
Charles Smith
Schumaker
Chili Wai Baltic
Fred Band
Squire Ames
Jacob — Crile
Baltic
Will Lentz
Coshocton
Canton
Cleveland
Ives
Gisbon
Ind
Christ Stroup
Christ
John
Eli Everhart
Lloyd Everhart
Metzler Crossing
Marion, C
Iaaac
Tragedies and Political Tumbles Hit Three Nations
James Lyons, 40, killed by cars in Lima railroad yards. Cuban plot to assassinate President Palma foiled by accident. Liberal party blocks Jose Miguel Gomez retirement. Percy Dudley, 10, and George Dudley, 16, drown in the Potomac in Washington.
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James Lyons
Lima
Palma
Cuba
Liberal Party of
Jose Miguel Gomez
Percy Dudley
George Dudley
Potomac River
Washington, D. C
Deafness Cure Claim By Hall's Catarrh Cure
An advertisement claims deafness from inflamed Eustachian tubes and catarrh can be cured only by constitutional remedies. It offers one hundred dollars for any deafness case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and invites readers to send for testimonials.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Resignation of Deputy Fire Marshal Amid Fraud Allegations
Cleveland reports Michael F. Ren, deputy fire marshal, resigns while under bond on alleged fraud connected to the recent Republican primary. In Chillicothe Wally Wilhelm, 16, breaks right arm in two places while football. Gallipolis: a gravel pit collapse near Wanauge kills Von Clark.
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Ryan
Cleveland
Michael F. ‘Ren
Bond
Repubican
Chillicothe, C
Wally Wilhelm
Gallipolis
von Clark
Certificates of deposit found in Cincinnati attract owner search
Certificates of deposit notes and securities valued well over 50000 dollars reportedly belong to a person known to a Brandon or Evansville bank in Minnesota. Raymond Schile, 15, found the papers in Cincinnati and turned them to Western Firman bank as officials seek the owner. The two boxes held papers with face value over 90000 dollars but no definite ownership identified. In Hamilton two deaths were investigated after a lamp exploded. Mary Mehl Richter died from burns after carrying the lamp upstairs, and Eugene Smith, 41, was found dead at College Corner, suspected natural causes but under inquiry.
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Buckeye
Cincinnati
Brandon
Evansville
Minn
Atrest
Raymond Schile
Western Fierman Bank
Hamilton
Schumacher
Middletown
Mary Mehl Richter
College Corner
Eugene Smith
Smith
Bock's Dancing School at Forbes' Hall Tuesday Night
Bock's Dancing School will teach Tuesday night sessions in Forbes Hall from 8:30 to 3. The event offers beginner lessons and social dancing in a structured class format.
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Bock
Forbes Hall
Forbes’ Hall
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A. E. Bond
Columbus
Forbes
William Anthony
Charles Burroughs
Burroughs
Board of Health
Bellefontaine, O
McCracken
Board of Public Service
Marlon
Robert Watkins
Prospect
Frank O’bleness
Ohio Penitentiary
Frank Cook
Springfield
George A. Warder
San Francisco
Tok Securities
New York
Henry A. Leonard
Halle & Stieglitz
National City Bank
Leonard
Harlem
OLIO
Avalon
Rambler
Wational
Victor and Edison
H. O. Nelson
Main Street
Hoop’s
Coshocton County
Robert Boyd
Sec
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Coshocton County Agricultural Society
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