Defective Headlight On the Engine That Killed Hiram L Stowe
Coroner in ZimEsvILLE files verdict on Hiram L Stowe death September 24 at Trinway. Train No 20 eastbound, engineer Oscar B Farrow and fireman William A McDonald blamed for fatal injuries from a struck crash. Verdict notes defective headlight, lanterns, and whistle signals as factors. conflicting testimony on lights and visibility.
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Zimesville
D. J. Matthews
Hiram L.stowe
Thuway
Pennsylvania Railroad
Trinway
Oscar B. Farrow
William A. McDonald
Tranway
Trunway
Stowe
Leet
God co“Ter
Coshocton
Mesa
Bre
Nis
Tts
Farrow
Irunway
Old Jury Commission Reappointed by Ohio Judges
Judges Maxwell and Eason reappointed the old jury commission at a Millersburg session. Members listed are J. C Fisher, H. D. Beach, Simuel Hogans and W. W. McCallough. Jurors drawn will not appear. a new set will be chosen by the new commissioners and must meet by the first Monday after appointment to prepare a wheel and jury list.
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Ohio
Maxwell
Eason
Millersburg
J. C Fisher
H. D. Beach
Simuel Hogans
W. W. McCallough
Coal Price Jump in Columbus and Home Circle Meeting
Soft coal in Columbus rose to 4 50 a ton on Thursday pushing costs higher. A Public meeting by the Protected Home Circle at their hall Thursday night featured F C Crass speaking on Sowing the Wind followed by games and socializing.
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Columbus
F. C. Crass
Sheriff Purchases 183 Acre Tal Madge Farm in Jackson
Sheriff A C Hedge buys the Tal Madge farm in Jackson township a ridge property of 183 acres in Coshocton County valued at 8400. The notice also invites fairgoers to dress well for photos at Finnell's Art Gallery during the Coshocton County fair on the dates 24 and 31.
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A. C. Hedge
Coshocton County Fair
Finnell's Art Gallery
Monumental Cordwood Wanted for Coshocton Plant
Wanted cordwood 900 to 500 loads for Coshocton Glass Co Coshocton Ohio. Apply 606 Main near Co Shockoe ad seeks best work. A Cochran advertises monument work of all kinds urging self reliance and westward routes.
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Coshocton Glass Co
Coshocton
West A. Cochran
Maio
Reporter’s Notebook Notes From Mill Creek And Beaver Falls
The funeral of Thomas Welling, an elderly Mill Creek resident, was held Thursday at New Bedford. Morris Latell, long-time Pan Handle engineer, died recently in Columbus after retiring about ten years ago. The Pittsburgh Times notes Stephen Harrold of Beaver Falls, who secured the contract for the Coshocton County courthouse.
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Thomas Welling
Mill Creek Township
Alor
New Bedford
Morris Latell
Columbus
Pittsburgh Times
Stephen Harrold
Beaver Falls
Harrold
Coshocton County
Zanesville Oped Meeting Opens Ohio Christian Endeavor
The first oped meeting of the Ohio Christian Endeavor convention union filled Memorial hall in Zanesville as Louis Evans of Chicago led choir singing with 100 voices. Rev Gen. D. Rogers gave a welcome, Rev B. W. Arnett of Springfield responded, and Dr. Emory Hunt of Dennison University spoke on Education for Evangelization urging education to advance Christianity and Bible teaching. A social reception followed in the armory, marking a grand start toward evangelization.
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Zanesville
Ohio Christian Ndeavor Convention Union
Memorial Hall
Louis Evans
Chicago
Rudolph
Our City
D. Rogers
Armory
Sunday Evening Sermons At Local Churches
A large Presbyterian congregation heard Rev. W. M. Hamilton discuss What Character Has the Poor Young Man or Woman for Success and Usefulness, citing David as an example of biblical virtue guiding advancement. Grace M. E. hosted Dr. Toland with a talk on Cranks, praised as an excellent discourse. he will present more sermons on special topics through fall and winter.
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Presbyterian Church
W. M. Hamilton
David
Grace M. E. Church
Dr. Toland
Leander Swigert for Coshocton County Refimary Director
Leander Swigert a lifelong Coshocton resident, farmer and poultry buyer shipper, has built a reputation for honesty and capable management. Despite Adams township majorities he was repeatedly elected township trustee and now seeks the Republican nomination for the refirmary director post, pledging public duty and faithful service.
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Wolve Eyes
Leander Swigert
Coshoctun County
Jackson
Keene and
Adams
Swigert
Adams Township
Coshocton County
Coshocton Worsteds Fall to Zanesville in Park Fight
Coshocton High School football loses 22 to 10 at Grant Park Zanesville as Selby and Bostwick pace the hosts. Coshocton, hampered by two missing players, shows plucky defense and sportlike conduct. Prof. Richer mentors the squad amid the loss and remains a steady presence.
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Coshocton
Ghant Park
Zanesville
Selby
Ling
Conshocton
Bostwick
Colston
Bustwick
Beach
Fisher
Baker
Wells
Richer
McCoy Farm Sold in Monroe Township to N J Markley
The Corwin Mc Coy farm in Monroe township was sold Saturday to N J Markley of Cee enrod for 7000 dollars. The auction highlighted a public sale of farm property including livestock and equipment, with hopeful buyers seeking value from the legacy of the Mc Coy holdings.
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Corwin McCoy
Monroe Township
N. J. Markley
Cee Enrod
Fionell
The Way They Do in Japan's Building Haul
The article notes Japanese builders avoid hod-carrying and use a mortar tossing method. A worker forms six pound balls in steel, tossing them to a ladder intermediary who passes them to a roof worker. The system suits low rises but would fail for skyscrapers.
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Japan
Wandering Boy Drugged In Quiet Town Visit
Louis Levers from Mt Vernon wandered into Coshocton on Thursday and drank excessively. Chief Mapeltown escorted him to city hall where Mayor Rinner handled the case, sending him away with guidance to find work. He received no fine, his money measured at 35 cents.
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Louis Levers
Mt. Vernon
Coshocton
Mapel
Mayor Rinner
Man Trades Papers For Fire Escape Ad Then Receives Bible
A Tuscarawas County man chose a city paper over the county edition due to more value. He sent 62 dollars for a fire escape ad promise and received a New Testament instead. A special Wabash route trip to Coshocton via Canton and Zanesville is noted with a return option on October 9.
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Tuscara
Coshocton
Canton
Masetlion
Zanesville
Smit
West Isedford Examiners Meet for October Session
The board of school examiners met at West Isedford on October S dollars, organized by eleculaye MN. Meclure president and WA MecUur by civrk. They announced exam results from September 27. Dethel aor v. Welker serves two years, Missen Jo McClure and Ida Fry for one year. Local merchants plan early closure Wednesday to let residents attend the fair, with extended hours Thursday and Friday evenings and regular Saturday openings for purchases.
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West Isedford
Savurda
Eleculaye MN
Civrk
Ae Pulao
Dethel Aor
V. Welker
Missen Jo McClure
Ida Fry
Tracy Harnest
BS. Cullison
Howard Shaw
B.C. Beall
Elderly Mr Adam Easter Visits Relatives in North Second
Mr Adam Easter a former Lbs county resident now advanced in years arrived Saturday night to visit his relative Mrs K W Jacobs on North Second. The 75 year old traveled from Randall county Kansas unaccompanied and was escorted by Officer Haines to his relatives home.
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Adam Easter
Lbs County
K.W Jacobs
North Second
Randall County
Kansas
Haines
Thanksgiving Field Day Foosball Grows in Civic Interest
An early article explains how foosball is gaining in Coshocton during Thanksgiving season. It describes the growing public interest, basic rules for eleven players per side, formations, and scoring plays including touchdowns and safeties.
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Coshocton
Goshocton
Der
Riverside Park
Sie
Adjudged Insane Margaret A Tharp in Mooaroe Vowsship
Margaret A Tharp aged 32 residing in Mooaroe vowsship Ddd beer was adjudged insane by Probate Judge Roche and taken to the Columbus State incepitul. She fears leaving home and family cares and talks of going to the woods to die. Her mother was insane about her age and she is the wife of L Tharp.
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Margaret A. Tharp
Mooaroe
Roche
Columbus State
L. Tharp
Schools To Close For Children's Day Fair
The board of education decided to close schools this evening so teachers and pupils may attend a fair on Wednesday which is Children's Day.
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Board of Education
Unclaimed Letters At Coshocton Post Office
List of letters remaining unclaimed at the Coshocton Ohio post office for the week ending October 6 1902. Ladies Miss Belle Rice Miss Maggie Stater Mrs J T Scott. Gentlemen C W Baker Alex Dick Jno Van Sickle Tuscarora Rubber Co The White Ware Pottery Co. Claimants should give date of list when requesting advertised letters.
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Coshocton
Ohio
Belle Rice
Maggie Stater
J. T. Scott
C. W. Baker
Alex Dick
Jno
van Sickle
Tuscarora Rubber Co
White Ware Pottery Co
Excursion to Dayton via Pennsylvania Lines Offered
Excursion tickets to Dayton by Pennsylvan ia Lines will be sold October 6 7 and 8 through local agents. Proceeds fund Knights Templar of Onto annual conclave with details on rates and train times provided at selling points.
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Dayton
Knights Templar
Pennsylvania Lines
Many Travelers Visit Nearby Towns and Relatives
Local residents and visitors are noted in a stream of social mentions with travels and calls across Ohio towns including Newcomerstown, Avondale, Baltic, Plainfield, Newark, and Washington. Names like Alfred Peck Arthur Moore Jobo Lorenz and Dr H R McCurdy appear amid visits, returns, and transfers to jobs in Elyria and Washington.
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Hiram L. Stowe
THE
OLD Jury Commission
Maxwell and
Ipi Dent
Gray Hardware Company
John West
Santo Seventh Street
Fien
West
Tom
Will Wests
Susie
Minnie
Jeni
Nellie
Samuel
Episcopal Church
Lioyd
Roland
McCoy
Dayton-Via
Pennsylvania
Alfred Peck
Washington
Arthur Moore
Caton
Baltimore
Frank Bachman
Avondale
Jobo Lorenz
Shanesville
H.R. McCurdy
New York
Anna Zuvschwert
Newcomerstown
James Hayhaven
Iowa
Abe Ford
Kidder, Mo
City
James Doney
Baltic
E L. Lybarger
Spring Mountain
Wm. Bordenkircher
Wille Creek
Adolph Lemley
Thomas W. Morris
Liverpool
Lucinda Martin
Plainfield
T. Powerson
Ida Carnahan
Neweomerstown
Margaret Harvey
Mary Harvey
Lara Patton
Newark
Sam EL. Zetty
Cleveland
Canal Lewisville
Ednn
Mayme Hartman
BE. N. Powelson
Pitceld
Owen Kramer
Fred Lembrichs
Allance
George Ridgeley
Steubenville
W. Roy Adams
Elyria
Ayers Asphalt Company
John Williams
Thomas
Washington, D. C
Helen Shauck
EB. W. James
J. W. Weasel
O. C. Aler
Adamsville
Emma Maynard
Pittsbureg
Lia Ben
Cherry
J. G. Rue
Sara
Adirondacks
Roy Kitchen
Akron
Mrs. C. T. Kitchee
North Eleventh
John Finnell
Braddoch, Pa
Mrs
John W. Finnell
South Fifth
J. P. Benjamin
Mrs. Baldwin
Cameron, Mo
Sadie Anderson
David Davis
Florence
Dempha
J. Quincy Adams
John Shaeffer
New Castle
G. A. BR
George Craig
Winifred Pocock
T. D. Duncan
Perry, Oklahoma
J.T. Powelson
Rochelle
Ife
Robi
Ioley
Hooker
Thomas Leta Lilley
Carrie LeRetiley
Roscoe
S. W. Baker
Emerson and Mary
Chas. Baker and Son
Bruce
Otsego
Dr. Baker
Sands
Walhending
San
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