Carnegie Gifts and Library Faith Stir Fremont Meeting
A Fremont man criticized Andrew Carnegie for funding buildings rather than free books, while others defended his gifts as essential to provide spaces to house and preserve books. The text also discusses Hamilton’s GOP mayoral campaign and Coshocton’s editorial stance, praising local progress and Ohio’s prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnegie
Wbrariens
Columbus
Fremont
Andrew ‘Carnegie
Mr. Carnegie
Carive
Tooks
Lusitania poem and urban tale mix in 19th century style
The page blends a long verse praising Lusitania with chaotic naval imagery and broken lines, then shifts to a short anecdote about a plantation milking innovation and a punchline about a stubborn cow. It reflects uneven, fragmentary OCR of literary pieces and local notes.
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Honda
Sal
Pat
Speech of Besrutt Ful Pir in Cheendaten
A garbled quotation from a Chicago Tribune page shows Besrutt Ful Pir arguing against a demand. He insists the act is not allowed and declares the need to remove his head from his shoulder.
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Geatfrey
Pir
Chicago Tribune
Largest Flag In World To Fly At Washington Post Office
A colossal flag is planned for display at the Washington post office. The banner is expected to be about thirty five feet wide with thirteen red stripes and wide white fields. Authorities anticipate a cost around two hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yo Humus
Great Court of the Post Office Department
Washington
Odels
Brigada of Policy Women Chief Proposes Change
The Ghent police chief leads a brigade of policy women to propose new measures. He argues that women have shown renewed discretion and seek settlement of affairs through prudent actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghent
Pies and a Prize Goners: A Lost Detroit Delivery Joke
Fred Simmons received two guinea pies for his son in Detroit after ordering them in Coshocton. He later found the Columbus store moved or torn down and could not locate the seller. The episode underscores a string of failed deliveries and vanished businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Simmons
Detroit
Ir. Timmons
Buines
Columbus
Disnlay
Coshocton
Cll Mall
Dynamite Blast Wrecks Tiverton Shop Inferno of Accidental Explosion
Goorge Ralin, 55, Tiverton blacksmith, hurled a dynamite cartridge into a fire while unloading goods. The blast injured him badly, cost him sight in one eye, and cut his neck. Dr J E Hahn treated wounds as villagers recoiled from debris and flames. Ralin is father of Lulu Rahn, a Daily Age Jamestown contestant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goorge Ralin
Tiverton
Mr. Rahn
J. E. Hahn
Ratin
Lulu Rahn
Daily Age
Postal disruptions disrupt Holmes County mail flow
The Cashac post office faces a temporary suspension of foreign and general correspondence. Officials say no criminal work will occur until November 2 as the grand jury failed to return indictments. Locals in Holmes County show resilience amid postal service changes.
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Ness
Cashocton
Tadze Nicholas
Holmes County
New Judge Graduate of Mount Union
The district shows disappointment at Dov Harris for not appointing James Glenn to the girenit bench while James Craine of Canton is praised for the Erie ermine. The new judge is a Mount Union graduate and Stark County bar member for 20 years. His wife is visiting Oklahoma and unaware of the honor.
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Mount Union
Goshnetoen
Dov Harris
James Glenn
McCarty
Girenit
Glenn
Jalxe Craine
Canton
Tnefou
Stark County
Oklahoma
New Judge Named as Canton’s Vice Chief Justice
Perc Watson reports on Gay Harris appointing John Wite of Canton as vice chief judge. The crowd at The Age offices on Len McDonnell's row covers the ceremony while local operations figure in the pulse of Saturday afternoon politics.
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Percy Watson
Columbus
Gay Harriss
Jehm Waite
Canton
OV Walson
Len
Crawford's Nash Broth Good Price At Auction
Newark dealer Cat G Wo Crawford reports imports from Bee per and Wercheronm mares on October 17 achieved satisfactory results. Prices averaged around 100 per head with some animals fetching higher sums.
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Srawford
G. Wo Crawford
Newark
Doan's Kidney Pills Promoted as Relief
An advertisement extols Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney complaints and related symptoms such as headaches and backache. It claims fast relief, cites a testimonial from John Lawar of Ohio, and urges readers to buy from local dealers with a 50 cent test sample offered by the publisher’s agents in New York.
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Neanlo
Beoire Ib
John Lawaroof
Costoeton
Ohio
Pace 50 Ent TesteshTbnin Co
Bittle
New York
United States
Doan
Retu rns to Missouri Merc and Vi Ford Wife Tuesday
A family notes their long residence in Missouri for 24 years and their plan not to return to Coshocton County despite a desire to be with old friends. They visited relatives in Ryder Moo Fresno Il kdnfield Mig and other towns before leaving. Their daughter married recently and they say they are getting along well.
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Missouri
Merc
Vi. A. BR
Ford
Ryder
Moo
Feremin
Takersville
Fresno
Kdnfield
Mig
Abenever Farter
Coshocton County
Calves Cause Severe Leg Injury To Local Boy
Five year old son of J P Darling living one mile west of Ademsville was hurt while playing with calves. A rope tied to a yard cart led to his leg being caught in a wheel spokes, crushing the limb. The leg fractured in three places from knee to ankle. He was taken home and Dr Kinner treated him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Darling
Ademsville
Kinner
Joe
Crescent Concert Co Promotes Busy Church Event
The Crescent Mando Co with Laura Pettit reader presented a high turnout Saturday at the Baptist church in Turds Bus. The crowd filled the building to capacity and the company plans a concert in the IO. F. hall on Friday evening, Nov. 1.
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Greecent Concert Co
Crescent Mando Co
Laura Pettit
Turds
Heece
Wich
IO . F
Married at Bride Home Sunday Evening
Miss Kernia Randles united in marriage to Frank Grossarth at the bride’s parents home on Ta Or herd street Sunday evening at six. Only immediate families present. The bride wore a white gown. the couple plan a trip to Port Washington then Dennison and Columbus before settling in their new home this winter.
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Kernia Randles
Timeriage
Yrank Grossarth
MS Hamilton
Charles Randles
Ta Orherd Street
Sixeelach
Port Washington
Dennison
Colimbus
Fraises for Lamberson Ernest Gambie Concert
The concert in the college auditorium last evening drew praise for Sam Lamberson the pianist. His touch was precise and fingering deft, delivering a refined selection with aristocratic execution and strong artistry throughout the overture.
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Lamberson
Ernest Gambie
Cofege
Sam Lamberson
Teich
Divorces and Real Estate Deeds Reported in County Court
Mary B Bassett sues for divorce from George W Bassett on extreme cruelty alleging threats to kill and a loaded revolver kept by him. Licensed to marry Walter S Rmelwir and Beart Welling. Probate court final accounts and numerous property deeds listed with buyers and sums.
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Niaeang
Mary
Bassett
George W. Bassett
Mary E Kelsey
Hunt
Geo. E. Roche
D. T. Wiland
Corshacton
Bessie Marie Snoots
Adamsville
Charles Preteeus
Walter S Rmelwir
Barker, Taltic
Beart Welling
New Bedford Probate Court
Mary J. Heck
W .S. Angle
Tarrie Kuntz
Williams and
Wunifred Kuntz
Warsaw Republicans Face Local Ticket For City Offices
The Warsaw Republicans present slate including Meyer J W Stanton for mayor Marshal Chas Ferret Clerk Paul Funk Treasurer Dr Lawson and council members Samuel Weller Jacob Rine and George Dhr. Deeds filed show multiple transfers and the second and final account for Martha A McCoy an imbecile with Frank J Grossarth named as executor.
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Ell N.cing
Jobe ' Ching
Snyder
Cora Miller
Martha A. McCoy
Frank J Grossarth
Port Washington
Korma Randles
Coshocton- Probate
Mosca McKee
E. Louise Besch
Jacob Schalch
Rosa Schaich
J. B. Loos
John Shaw
West Lafayette
Nancy R. Daugherty
Hugh B. Dougherty
Cooperdale
Flora E. Garver
Leonard
Chtol
Sill Creek
George Miller
W. B. Howell
Perry
T. H H. Goff
Morgan Run Coz Co
Lafayette
Harold D. Dennis
Morgan Fun Coal Co
C. F. Burns
M. G. Hack
Clan
Roscoe
Mary K. Matlett
Julia
Warsaw
Mary B. Cranwell
Roland Finnell
Jackson Township
Mary B. Cantwell
Thomas Donley
Jackson
Roland E. Finnel
Mary DB. Cantwell
Jackson Tp
Unclaimed Letters at Coshacton Ohio Week Ending Oct 15 1907
List of unclaimed letters includes Miss Bessie Borzenburg Miss Agnes Dolan Miss Ruth Holmes Clara Potter Mrs M Wilkins Miss Minnie D C Wright Mrs Mary E Gentlemen W T Bennett L Counahan J W DeCarry Sr Wim Feastey Benton Franklin F L Fleming Henry Geth J Ward Johnson Wm Mushkion has Sellers Mr Slaughter The Miners Drill Mfg Co Claimants must say advertised and give date of list.
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Coshacton
Ohio
Eadies
Bessie Borzenburg
Agnes Dolan
Ruth Holmes
Clara Potter
M. Wilkins
Minnie D. C. Wright
Mary E
W. T. Bennett
L.counahan
J. W. DeCarry
Wim.Feastey
Benton Franklin
F. L. Fleming
Henry Geth
J. Ward Johnson
Wm Mushkion
Has. Sellers
Mr. Slaughter
Mfg. Co. Tersons
Medina editor James Long joins visit after death in town
Medina editor and Democratic mayoral candidate James Long, visiting with his family, attends the death of Mrs Fincetante. Long, a known local editor, notes a strong Republican town. Also mentions past Coshocton school roles. Mrs Humsettt of New Mexico visits Miss Veronica Stanley and relates to former St Mary’s classmates.
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James Long
Medina
James Long Edilir
The
Merdinz Sentinel
Fincetante
Sumitclin
Me. Long
Mejor
Coshecton
Mrs. Humsettt
New Mexico
Veronica Stanley
Miss Hunley
St. Mary's
Thieves Burn Freight Cars in Kent Yard Heist
Thieves broke into five railroad freight cars in the Wabash yards at Kent on Saturday morning. They torched one car damaging its contents, then escaped with a large amount of merchandise routed from the east via the Erie and transferred at Witberst. Local firms harmed remain unnamed as investigators pursue leads.
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Cashoeton
Steubenville
Zanesville
Wabash
Kent
Erie
Witberst
Old Lady Praises Sloan's Liniment for Pain Relief
An elderly correspondent from Rutherford College, New South Wales, extols Sloan's Liniment for curing paralysis like cases and overall relief. He cites a brick mason with recovered use of an arm and reports widespread local use and faith in the remedy.
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Sloan
James BF. Abernethy
Rutherford College
N.gc
Kavnme
Ck Mason
Ig Ganse
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AGE Publishing Company
Talloy Building
Itu
Mitchell
John Stitchell
United Mile Workers
John Mitchell
William Green
Green
Han
Rational
Hamilton
Eltor
Gall Shomitton
Mamllica
Ata
Tke Molaysen
Gail Hamilton
Cleelodt
Athera
Far West
Ohloy Willor
Ceshocton
Golden West
Somth
Bat Na Phieo
Ola
Cosharton
Lusitania
Neptune
Fair Lunlanin
George Parnes
Tj. Sarptoe
New Tork
Rms Mills
Lown
Ational Biscuitompany
Condi
Satinedas
Eynethy Casay
Mart Thor
Coshocton Postoffice
Wao
Snydey
Una
Jst Uy Outeoaney Mini
Westmaster Seyder
Laaruiteetis
Toeal
Tiosd Shatier’s
Chas F. Gosser
James
City
Frederick Sipp
Lizzie
W. B. Maughiman
Tuscarawas
Williamson McLaughlin
Jublec NM
McLaughlin
Bussfield
Amand Morns Et al
John J. Bordenkircher
Frank Minto
H. D. Beach
James H. Needles
Kenilworth
Additsion
Paulina Manchester
Joseph C. Bible
Delflart & McConnell
M. H. Hennel
Highland Terrace
H. Henderson
M TI
Hennel
Terrac View
Jose
M. AH
R. Marlow
Sherif
Tuscarawas County
John Mardis
Oxford
Gosharton
J. Gamnertsfeller
J. Ganerisfilder
Monroe
Henry W. Conrad
B. & Tleay- Itt
Mill Creek Township
D. A. Learangeod
John D. Stevenson
Walcis M. Almack
Frances Im. Luxton
Perry Jp
D. Bexsd
Jonathan R .Wisher
Charles D. Johnston
Jefferson Tp
Pauwing McElwee
Minor Chaney
Washinston
LeRoetilley
Howard F. Finnellot
Stad Clari
New Castle
Ant
John McEhree
John W Snider
New Castle Township
Mary Scott
Maney
Susana
Jeanet Scott
Levina Markley
George W. Markley
L. Gassingham
Alva Farmey
Gai. A
Liggett
A. G. Stutzmano
Chas Liecroftier
Seley
Alminek
Edward Nash
Martha Nash
Joseph MM Kirher
Mary Jane Kircher
Thomas Butler
Chas Mercer
Perry Tns
Tebert and
McConnecll
Henry A Rilott Jott
Adem Port
John W Cline
Edwin Black
JL. Whiteside
Nicholas
Blachsen Vy. Echert
Kreiser
Edwin Muck
Jos
Guardiaan
Imola
Eemypmny
al. Vo Zahner
Benal Johnson
Louis Anedet
Willan Audreeas
Palton
Wo& Lo
Shepler & Mooniaw
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