Living and labor wages rise while hours fall in 1906 report
The United States department of labor reports that from 1906 data, wages rose faster than living costs while working hours declined. Employment was abundant, with a rise in jobs by 44.9 percent and wage gains averaging 24.2 percent, yet food prices increased about 5.7 percent. The analysis counters the claim that the masses face rising living costs beyond income.
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States
Department
National Department of Labor
St. Louis
Monument Unveiled at Canton Honoring McKinley
The nation watched Canton unveil a people funded monument to President McKinley. The statue honors a president mourned by millions, cost over half a million dollars, funded by small contributions from countless Americans, with about five dollars remaining on balance.
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Ee McKinley
Canton
Mckinley
Meliner
Cordial Canton Sees Visitors During Noted Event
Canton hosted visiting newspaper men with warm hospitality and orderly conduct. The event featured abundant entertainment and high praise for the hosts and escorts, leaving a favorable impression on the press corps.
Roosevelt stance cited in mixed dispatches amid Japan debate
A sprawling, error-filled dispatch quotes Theodore Roosevelt praising his own policies while warning against weaknesses in leadership and the West's stance on Japan. It contrasts with a Columbus report on Ben Dickerson’s murder case, noting the Ohio Supreme Court’s scheduling uncertainty and public interest in the Coshocton strangling trial.
McClintock Gravely Ill as Kin Arrive in Comhoren
MRS Taylor and Mrs Taylor of Zareavile travel to Comhoren at the request of the family as McClintock’s illness is described as very critical. The report notes hopes for recovery are slim and urges caution about delays for a new fall suit.
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Mra
Rilyaneth Taylor
Win Taylor
Zareavile
Comhoren Torlay
Hinera
Wha
McClin Mit Win
Tentsi
McClintock
Ars
Charged altercation leads to arrest and court hearing
A. J. Beatty fled charges against Howard Shite for assault and battery and breaching the peace by taunting Beatty as a coward on September 20. Shite will be given hearing before Sarhe Wim mui. At a county board meeting, directors voted to buy supplies for a Chili firm from Lorez Brothers store. Harry Mosier, called Dear Harry, was found intoxicated and jailed after a Saturday night incident. Lieut. Johnston and Officer Wagner took him to city prison, with $4 bail posted. Maney Seeley caused a disturbance in town, was locked up by Officer Waggoner, and faces fines around $4.
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A. J. Beatty
Howard Shite
CHILI
Asirmary
Perates
Lorez Brothers
Harry Mosier
Harry
Johnston
Wagner
Maney Seeley
Franklin
Wilcox Escapes Workhouse In Settlement With Family
Clifford Wilcox charged with nonsupport escapes workhouse after plea of guilty. He will work at Thomson's feed store and turn three dollars per week to his family via Officer Jackson.
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Wilcox
Clifford Wilcox
Doney
Squire Wimmer
Gmity
Thomson
Anmane
Jackson
Glifford
Tangle Bobs Up In The Warsaw Case Injunction Suit Filed
An injunction suit has been filed in common pleas court against the defunct Farmers' Co-Operative Harvesting Machine Co. Innocent parties have moved to enjoin receiver A. Lybarger from disposing of notes and property in his possession. Le N Staats represents the plaintiff.
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Tangle Bobs
Warsaw
Common Pleas Court
Farmers’ Co-Operative
Harvesting Machine Co
L. Lybarger
le N. Staats
Daugherty Plans Move and New Venture
Daugherty of Geoperdue 15 intends to relocate and enter the opt cul business, signaling a major professional shift. The notice notes no differences in prominence and hints at extended plans, with unclear details and fragmented phrasing from the OCR.
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Daugherty
Geoperdue 15
Wishi Amd
Warsaw Woman Misplaces Purse Containing $200
In Warsaw Ort 1 Miss Nanna Staples and Miss Alu Tucllew reported a loss of a purse containing two hundred dollars. The incident occurred Sunday near Rost Hedtard ven Salorinay with two accompanying individuals mentioned by name. Authorities have no further details at this time.
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Warsaw
Nanna Staples
Liveryman’s poker hook recovered after loss on Main Street
Lewis Phompson, a liveryman, reported losing a poker hook containing two hundred dollars last night. It was found by Mr Allo Laftha between the Commercial Hotel and McCullough's furniture store. Mr Lallin delivered it to Mr Thompson who received five dollars in reward. The item’s return created noted excitement on Main Street.
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Pabd
Lewis Phompson
Mat Street
Allo
McCullough
Lallin
Thompson
Ruithales Maston
Trinway
Mauston
Len Ing Gehogl Hee
Mis von
Kansas
Fiol Vothart
Newerstown
Ty Warsaw
David Strome
Fula
Borreid Alves
Tandel Specks
Buin
Eorge
Arne Serdang
Tad
Hh. m
Chick Om
Had Chegk for $8000 in Pocket
Mr McConnell of McConnel and Kassel faces inquiry after a Chek incident in Chesterfield involving eight thousand dollars in dispute. Police report unclear names and exact charges. Further details awaited from Chrichsville authorities.
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McConnell
McConnel & Kassel
Widow and sons receive $8000 life insurance policy
Elmer Thalheimer recently died at Whitehsville and left eight thousand dollars to his widow and two sons. Policies worth 2500 were held within the last two years with Northwestern Tire Insurance Company, which has paid its losses promptly. This is one of the largest life policies due in the vicinity.
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Otto Thalheimer
Whitehsville
Thalelmer
Worthswestern
McCornnell
Northwestern
Doctor Guy Love to Attend Sultan’s Ceremony in Tangier
Dr. Guy R. Love departs Coshocton for New York and Europe where he will join Dr. Frank Bostwick in dental practice under Moroccan sultanate connections. He plans time in Tangier and will stay in contact with the Moroccan ruler while continuing his profession. Local well wishes accompany his journey.
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Guy Love
Guy R. Love
Flom
Love
Chestnut Street
Coshocton
New York
Europe
Gabiuldar
Frank Bostwick
Tangier
Morocca Tr Teve
Minerva
Ohio
Disbarment Sought for Local Lawyer Over Ethical Violations
Hearings allege attorney Henry Bowers of New Philadelphia engaged in unprofessional conduct by soliciting immoral relations with clients. Proceedings indicate disciplinary action to assess disbarment.
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Neavy
Tishaiment
Atty Henry Bowers
New Philadelphia
Ote
Funeral of Lewis Smith Held at Park Home
Funeral services for Lewis Smith were conducted Monday at three o clock from the family home on Park age hve with Rev. Robertson in charge. The body was interred in Oak Ridge. Coshocton relatives received word of Jacob Ashbaker s death, a longtime county resident, with many names mentioned as relatives and connections in Coshocton and surrounding townships.
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Burns
Rachel le Retiley
Woushour
M. G. Hack
Roscoe
Charles Geuree
John Stipes
Henry Ash
Andrew Denny
Henry Akeroyd
Lewis Smith
Park Agehve
Robertson
Coshocton
Adam Rover
Vrs
Christian Salrin
Yntow Towsslip
Refrain Autos at the Fair Prompt County Guards
garbled report notes officials guarding the fairgrounds at Brower avenue south gate last year visitors limited to paths. Secretary Eid and Mr. Tranton Jett travel to Newark and on to Fermant and Akron before returning to Cashorton for the county fair event services and security plan.
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Brower Avenue
Rmindem
Eid
Tranton Jett
Newak
Firmant
Akron
Cashorton
Court House Lorenz Case in Probate and Criminal Dockets
Court records show Gabriel Loreng and attorney W. S. Merrell in Loreng v Mary Miller dispute. Multiple licenses to marry listed from Coshocton and surrounding townships. probate court appointments and guardian orders for Luella McCann. Gaskill v Black in common pleas. various criminal cases set for upcoming sessions. numerous property transfers and estate actions noted in Tuscarawas County filings.
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Gabriel Loreng
Mary Miller
W. S. Merrell
Philp Passmore
Farmer
Goskecton
Anna J. Maker
Plainfield
C. C. Erwin J. R.‘ Frye
Bethlehem Township
Carolyn Schaf
Coshocton
Chilton
James J. Stypes
Nelie Maxwell
Rev. Hunt
W. H. Taylor
Lineman
Virginia Township
Edma Gilmore
Washington Township
Hans
Mary Scott
Crawford
Luella McCann
Gaskill
Black
Common Pleas Court
Charles Ic
Casey
Holmes County
Mina May Lint
Clark
Frank Cline
Lemon D. Bower
Vary Tolech
Smith
John Buster
Jas BoClak
Wiebael Putter
N.nor
Coshneten
Aliog Gorter Novelty Workom
Cashocton
Ain Tubus
Samuel McFivey
Fuina Kenry
Conran
B. F. Leavitt
Mill Creek
Henry W. Conrad
A Leavengood
Augusta
Willam Shultsman
Sarah L Strouse
Tiverstown
George W. Chapman
Martha A.tecaskes
Keene
R Marlow
Tuscarawas County
John Wards
Qatercity
Ia NeHart
M. A. 3I-Connell
Hennel
Tuscar Aweto
Wat Renner
EL Yarnell
West Lafayette
H. D. Geach
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