No Option Is Given on Hay Axle Trust Claim
The Houston Hay Axle company of Coshocton denies being absorbed by a forming trust. Promoters aimed to secure options on properties nationwide, but the company has no connection to the claimed trust. John H. Hay calls the reports false, noting the business runs well and remains fully employed. Train 20, Pan Handle, ran late due to an engine breakdown in Indiana and Indianapolis, with speed varying near Coshocton as tracks near Pittsburg were being prepared for double tracking.
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Houston Hay Axle Company
Coshocton
Pittsburg
Trouston Hay Axle Company
John H. Hay
Hay
Indiana
Bes
Indianapolis
Trinway
Framblin Bride
Town notes and court business fill pages
Gray Hardware Co. business in police court has fallen off since the fair. Mayor Cassingham has little to do. Knights of Pythias initiated two candidates. Wheat eased to 65 cents, corn at 30 cents. Seth C. Duncan opened a law office in Selby building. Everhart vs county commissioners trial attracts attorneys. Sidewalks on Main street to be relaid before winter. Pan Handle yards crowded with freight trains. Courthouse stone arriving for long-term placement. Sheriff Clark reappraised the Arthur Whiteside property in West Lafayette. Signs point to late autumn weather, not early winter. Methodist Protestant church ready for corner stone laying Sunday. Larvey T. Robber of Linton and Nora B. Roof married at Presbyterian parsonage. E E. Erickson expects furnace work to begin soon. Recent rains ease dust. roads in good condition. Lamp explosion incident during a lamp toss injures no one. Front of new Tocketts building on Main slated to be most handsome with enameled brick columns. Winter approach expected to slow opera as horses face scarce feed. Ladies Aid to serve ten-cent supper at United Brethren church parlors on North Tenth Street for Ger 25. Supper from 4 to 8 o'clock.
Another Operation For Barry Stover Aged Civil War Vet
Barry Stover, a Spanish War veteran and hospital corps member, undergoes another leg surgery after prior amputation due to illness. The piece notes the amputation was necessary as muscles contracted and the gene protruded. Charles V Edwards becomes business manager of the paper with authority to make contracts and collections.
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Barry Stover
Philadelphia
Charles V. Edwards
Edwards
Coshocton
New Century Club Meets to Arrange State Library Books
A special meeting of the New Century club was held Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Sadie Smith on South Fourth Street. Members arranged to secure books from the state library at Columbus.
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New Century Club
Sadie Smith
South Fourth Street
State Library
Columbus
Foundation Work Begins on Al Mack Building
Construction has started on the foundation of the Al Mack building with no expected delays. A large quantity of materials has already been delivered to the site.
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Almack Building
Gas Plant Sold to Mt Vernon Investors in Coshocton
The Light Fuel and Power Co. of Coshocton sells its gas plant to B L McElray and Dwight Sapp of Mt. Vernon. The firm will reorganize and modernize the plant to raise gas output. Transfer to the new company had not yet occurred, but is expected soon.
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Light. Fueland, Power Company
Coshocton
Messrs
B. L. McElray
Dwight Sapp
Mt. Vernon
Ol d
Two New Houses Erected on Cherry Street
Workmen have begun a residence for Deputy Auditor Thngland on Cherry street, due for completion around section 1. J. J. Uebel of Keene is building a comfortable house on Cherry street and plans to rent it upon occupancy.
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Cherry Street
Thngland
J. J. Uebel
Keene
RAILROADS MUST PAY Opinion Changes Tax Rules for Rail Lines
Attorney General Mennett issues an opinion that irregular land owned by railroad companies should be taxed as roadbed and placed on the tax duplicate. Coshocton County stands to gain higher railroad tax assessments. The board of county assessors must include roadbed property and determine its value under existing statutes.
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Mennett
Coshocton County
Board of County Assessors
Seatnres
Ohio
Ohio engineers seek licensing bill via legislature
The Ohio branch of the National Association of Stationary Engineers plans to push a licensing law for workers in their field. A draft bill was defeated previously, but organizers say sentiment is improving and they will advocate locally across the state. The federation has a growing branch and will host state leaders next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
National Association of Stationary Engineers
Crghacton
Newcomerstown Baseball Feud Sparks Financial Plot
locals report a quarrel over arranging a game with Coshocton while manager W H Timmens promises to book any available opponent within a week. Billy issues notice, noting potential gate receipts from West Lafayette to Philadelphia Cross Roads, as financial strain hinders luring the rival hurler lineup.
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W. H. Timmens
Coshocton
Tits Town
Billy
West Lafayette
Philadelphia
A Forse
Boilers Delivered to Rolling Mill in Four-Car Haul
Joy surged at the rolling mill as four heavily loaded cars arrived on the first track. The Erie Iron Works shipment from Erie included four boilers with 66 foot stacks and foundations finished, awaiting placement as soon as possible.
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Erie Iron Works
Erie~a
Crowell Refutes Anti Imperialist Conference Letter
In a Boston letter, Crowell rejects involvement with Filipino leagues and conferences. He states he is a Democrat and American, views the Philippines as American soil, and argues rebels must be whipped into respect for liberty and American prerogatives.
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Wissrow
EB G
Kabley St
Boston
Mass
Lam
Philippine Islands
Louisiana Purchase
W. S. Crow
Quiet wedding for Miss Kate Abbott and William Price
Miss Kate Abbott daughter of former Commissioner E G Abbott wed Mr William Price in an intimate ceremony at her father’s South Seventh Street home. Rev S W Fisher officiated. They will reside in Cleveland. Price works for Lake Shore railroad. Abbott was a company stenographer.
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Kate Abbott
E.G. Abbott
South Seventh Street
William Price
Wi Fisher
Cleveland
Mr. Price
Lake Shore Railroad
Miss Abbott
Birds Depart Park After Summer Nuisance
The thousands of blackbirds that inhabited the Fourth Street park trees have moved south for the season. Residents hope they do not return. A lone bird remains seen lying about the park as the rest have departed.
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Fourth Street
Bonds Delay Paving Plans as Bonds Missing at Meeting
An adjourned council session failed to act on Walnut street paving because bonds were not delivered to Custodian National Bank and unsigned. The meeting tabled decisions until bonds arrive, with Canton brick chosen for Adams contract and bills approved for street work and sewer assessments. Next meeting to be called by Mayor Cassingham.
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Walnut
Custodton National Bank
Adams
Zanesville
Wuntz
Doctor Denttar
W.O Johnson
Collerk
Board of Death
Finnell
Force
Newton Speckman
Main
Mulberry
Cheatnnut
Orange
Cherry
Hickory
J. A. Hanlon
Seventh
Vine
Cassingham
City bonds paid as big check clears funds for project
Cashier Montgomery of the Coshoc ton National issued a 313126 dollar check to Treasurer W P Patterson for bonds. Contractor Adams left for Zanesville after arranging a 72000 dollar bond. Mayor Cassingham expects a reply from Kim by Thursday and the council plans to close the matter quickly once heard.
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Montgomery
Coshocton National
W. P. Patterson
Adams
Zanesville
Cassingham
Kim
Scarlet fever outbreak prompts local quarantine
A child in the Mulligan family on Chestnut street contracted scarlet fever prompting a standard quarantine. Reportedly, no widespread outbreak is indicated beyond this family case. A note mentions local church trustees seeking a parsonage lot after selling the parsonage to Samuel Neldon with possession set for November 1.
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Foster
Frank Mulligan
Chestnut Street
Roscoe M. FE
Samuel Neldon
Ill Fated Family: Emery Parks Dies in Freight Train Incident
Emery Parks of Trinway was killed in a Pan Handle freight yard mishap near Newark after being carried past his stop. The 28 year old widower, son of the late Frank Parks, leaves a brother Elijah who died previously in a similar freight incident near Randle Crossing. His body was returned to Trinway for burial at Branch.
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Emery Parks
Trinway
Coshocton
Ble
Coshoctun
Trunway
Newark
Frank Parks
Virginia Township
Elijah Parks
Randle’ Crossing
Joe Cass Honored On Tyrone Banquet Return
Citizens of Tyrone Pennsylvania hosted a banquet for Joseph K. Cass returning from a three month abroad trip. The Tyrone Herald notes Cass's roles as Morrison & Cams tyer company president and a public spirited citizen. Friends expressed deep esteem and presented the honored guest with warm appreciation.
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Tyrone
Tyrone Pa
Joseph K. Case
Che Lterali
Cass
Morrison & Cams Typer Company
Dee
Professor Orr to Lecture at Young Men’s Club
The Young Men's Literary club at Grace M E church will host Professor Orr from Roscoe schools for a lecture next Monday evening. Public attendance is invited. At the county fair George W. Preston of West Carlisle displayed an Aberdeen Angus herd that won four first prizes, plus a first premium for the best fat cow or heifer.
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Young Men's Literary Club
Grace Church
Young Men's Literary Clab
Grace M. E. Church
Professor Orr
Roscoe Schools
George W. Preston
West Carlisle
Building near completion at Keagy & Lear Machine works
The new structure at Keagy and Lear Machine works is nearly finished and will be ready for occupancy by the first of the month. It will serve as a moulding shop.
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Keagy & Lear Machine Works
Locomotive Resurrection Nears in Canton Shops
The Cleveland Canton and Southern Railway reports near completion of relettering renumbering and repainting old engines and coaches in Canton shops most are now on track in active service. The Christian Endeavor of Adams Mills presents The Peak Sisters Friday evening October 2 admission 10 and 15 cents all invited.
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Cleveland, Canton & Southern
Canton
the Christian Endeavor of
Adams Millis
Peak Sisters
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Houston Hay Axe Company
Gray Hardware Co
Knights of Pythias
Seth C. Duncan
McGilead
Selby Building
Everhart
Main Street
Clark
Arthur Whiteside
Larvey
Linton Toggey
Nora B. Roof
Franklin
Presbyteruin Parsonage
E. E. Erickson
Pillspury
Empire
Tocketts
the Ladies Aid Society
United Brethern Church
Mra. Flom
North Tenth Street
Harry Stover
Qor
Rarhiye
Newcomerstown
Joban McLeso
Leceat Newspaper
Tei
Medford
Oregon
Bostox
Dean Lin
Chicago
Igsu
B. Sara
First Nat. Bank Pld
Y. Chicago
Ewing Wesslow
Kibiy St
Mr. Crowell
Oxford Township
Presbyterian Social
Jefferson T Presbyterian Church
John T. Elder
Warsaw
Finnell Bros
Geidel
Council
Walnut Street
Coshocton National Bank
Patterson
Clon van Winkle
Frank Miller
Perry
Pleasantville
Cambridge
Joe Cass
Preston
Aberdeen
Country Village
Care Age Office
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