Remarkable Coshocton trio still on ancestral farms
Three aged Coshocton County neighbors aged 80 to 81 live on their fathers’ original lands in White Eyes and Mill Creek townships. W B Elliott born 1825 in Lewiston New York, now 80, has lived in White Eyes 72 years since 1859, renting through farming teaching carpentry and store work over a long career. Jonas Brown and George Frock, both aged 80 and 81, share long ties to the area as venerable locals. Elliott’s health has declined but he remains a central figure in the community.
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Coshocton County
W. B. Elliot
White Eyes Township
Jonas Brown
Mill Creek
George Frock
White Eyes
Elliott
Lewiston
New York State
Cleveland
Ohio
Ellicit
Canal Lewisville
Cunliffe Arrested in Bridgeport for Express Theft Case
Edward George Cunliffe, wanted in Pittsburgh for stealing an express package valued at $100,000 from Adams Express, was arrested in Bridgeport. He reportedly confessed to detectives. Building permit issued for a five room dwelling on Orchard Street in Board of Trade Third Addition, cost about $1,107.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Edward George Cunliffe
Pittsburgh
Adams Express Company
Hutchinson
C. R. Mirtse
Orchard Street
Board of Trade
Roosevelt on the Road in Richmond Praise of the South and Its Progress
President Roosevelt’s Richmond visit drew large crowds as he praised the South’s postwar progress, honored Confederate veterans, and urged equal justice while noting America’s industrial challenges. He spoke at Capitol Square, Masonite temple, and the Lee monument, stressing unity of northern and southern heritage.
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Richmond
Roosevelt
Old City
South
Montague
Executive
Capitol Square
Virginia
Masonite
Old Dominion
Lee Monument
East
Cuba
Caribbean
Roosevelt Sais
Governor's
Vistors
Raleigh
Glassworker III at Hotel Ill with Appendicitis
Harry Lynn, a glass blower, is critically ill with appendicitis in his room at the Sanden hotel. His home is Massillon, and he arrived here two weeks ago from Massillon. Mrs. Lynn came from Massillon on Thursday noon.
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Harry Lynn
tSanden
Lyon
Massillon
Cashier Ends His Existence In Bank Prominence In Bellevue
Pittsburg and Honolulu items report T Lee Clark cashier of Enterprise National bank Allegheny Bellevue shot and poisoned himself after insolvency was found in bank books. Comptroller closed doors appointed bank examiner Cunningham. Clark, long active in church and local politics, faced losses tied to state deposits and loans to politicians. In Honolulu Edward B Ford paying teller Claus Spreckels & Company jumped from steamer Sonoma. search unsuccessful.
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Pittsburg
T. Lee Clark
Enterprise National Bank
Allegheny
Bellevue
Clark
Comptroller of the Currency
Washington
Joan B. Cunningham
Clan
United Presbyterian Church of
Fred Gwinner
Pennsylvania Partes
Mr. Gwinner
W. H. Andrews
Frank J. Torrance
Andrews
Torrance
Gwinner
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Francis J. Torrance
W.C. Hagan
Bank F Aranuer
John B. Cunomeham
Examiner
Enterprise Bank
Bank of Pittsburg
Allegheny Institution
Cunningham
Honolulu
Edward B.offord
Claus Spreckels & Company
Sonoma
San Francisco
Giffard
Pacific Coast
Panhandle Detective Hears Order to Arrest Crowd of Boys
Hear Ye place under arrest laws in West Lafayette where Cunrios was killed Tuesday evening. Doney advances with prisoners of No. 3, to be arraigned before Squire Wimmer on charges of illegal horse riding.
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Panhandle
Doney
Are Hear Yyeeeeee
Youn
Cunrios
West Lafayete
West Lafayette
Squire Wimmer
Foraker Sickness Forces Campaign Cancellations in Cincinnati
Word comes this afternoon that Senator Foraker is sick in bed at Cincinnati and has canceled immediate campaign engagements including Coshocton on Saturday. The local committee quickly arranged Lieut. Governor Warren G. Harding to appear as substitute, replacing the ailing senator. Harding is praised as a strong, forceful speaker and a leading Ohio figure. Coshocton also notes a birth: a nine pound boy to Mr and Mrs Albett Parrish of North Second Street.
Independent Phone Men Meet in Zanesville District
Delegates from 50 to 60 independent Ohio telephone companies gathered in Zanesville for the semi annual meeting held at Hotel Rogge. Reports show 19,128 subscribers served by 90 exchanges with 1,178 toll stations in the third district including Coshocton Guernsey Belmont Monroe Noble Washington Perry Morrison Meigs Athens Muskingum and Licking counties. Industry officials and visitors spoke on prospects for unified operations and rising independent securities amid interest from large cooperatives. George Sigafoos and Postmaweer Jones of Greenville testified before the grand jury as Mrs. T. M. Stevenson of Dresden visits.
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Zanesville
Meetig
Ohio
J. E. Rhodes
Lanesville Telegraph & Telephone Co
Coshocton
Guernsey
Belmont
Monroe
Noble
Washington
Perry
Morson
Meles
Athens
Muskingum
Licking
District Sunday School Workers Soon to Meet
The fall 1905 state official Sunday school institutes will gather workers from Muskingum Guernsey Perry Morgan and Coshocton counties in Zanesville October 23. Dr. Joseph Clark Miss Clara Louise Ewart and Mr M A Henline will instruct. The program runs 9 30 a m to 4 p m with luncheon and sessions on standards of excellence and teacher training.
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Muskingum
Guernsey
Perry Morgan
Coshocton
Zenesville
Fellows Hall
Main Street
Zanesville
Joseph Clark
Ohio State Sunday School Association
Clara-Louise Ewart
M. A. Henline
Clara
Lochte
M. A Honline
Lincheon
Clara Louise Ewart
Columbus
M. \. Henline
Darton
MinS Taggart Fights For Boys Custody Battle
The Telegram reports a custody fight over Culver and Tiddles with Grace Tasquart appealing a decision to the circuit court. Captain Taylor, attorney for Mrs Taggart, posted a $4000 bond and cites Ohio law granting a 10 year old child the right to choose a preferred parent. Also notes visits and departures of local residents including Richard Compton and W A Carnahan.
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Thesual Wroser
Phat Ohne
Grace Tasquart
Sora
Culver
Tiddles
Captain Taylor
Taggart
Junge Fason
Circuit Court
Ohio
Columbus
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Millcreek
W. B. Elliott
Cunliffe
Gov. Harding
Senator Foraker
Cincinnati
Harding
Warren G. Marding
Place. Gov
Ished
Worthy
New Baby List
Chicago Tribuns
Kissner
Clay City
George Sigafoos
Postmaweer Jones
Greenville
Mrs
T. M. Stevenson
Dresden
Miss. Worth Ricketts
Third Street
Mins
Richard Compton
City
W. A. Carnahan
Lexington
Jills
Alex Boyd Ofacer
Fresno
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