Court delays and trials loom in Coshocton next week
Postponed October hearings shift the Coshocton calendar with Eason preparing to handle heavy workload. Key matters include the Schantarber indictment rescheduled for October 31 and the Ohio versus Thomas Cox case amid serious charges. Other trials surface for November including Weisner, Pocock, Israel, Wiggins, and a Coshocton manufacturing firm against Weisner set for November 10.
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Eason
Coshocton
Scbhantarber
Tse of
Ohio
Thomas Cox
Ercuses
Dannes
Manufacturing Company
Adrew Weisner
Jek
L. W. Pocock
A. Israel
Ham
Jennie
William Wiggins
Coshocdixfacturinge Company
Weisner
Return to Public Schools After Diphtheria Fears
Diphtheria cases have subsided in the city and Superintendent Fenton with Dr Foster state the danger of an epidemic is over. Children withdrawn from public schools due to fear may now return, with about 200 from lower Trades area previously removed.
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Earth
Foster
Fenton
Doctor Foster
A Rich Man Again Endorsed forments and Forgeries
A fragmentary note recalls Page Carey & Co builders of the Corton Southern line, with endorsements and forgeries connected to a New York firm. Mentions executors, a Wheeling case, a European death, and a Tuscarora accident with a possible amputation. Also notes a general store site and a penmanship class at Scio College with Prof. R A McDevitt in charge.
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Page. Carey & Co
Ton '&Southern Railroad
Corton
New York
Fellett
Cleveand
Europe
David Page
Tares
Wheeinga
Fiantiesiea
R. A. McDevitt
Ohio
Scio Col
Right at Home and Local Developments in town
Gray Hardware Co. announces brisk activity at Bardsocg Mills with $5.50 pons. Speedy progress on bridge work between the city and Franklin Bridge. Pennsylvania locks in 700,000 tons of steel rails at 83.3 a ton for delivery next year. Epworth League elected A S Caton of this city as first vice president. An infant child of Mr and Mrs Ham Shrigley buried at Oak Ridge cemetery. Presiding Elder C F P Johnson to preach at Canal Lewisville M E church. Public library growing in readership. Cambridge street pipe delivered for sewer project. Courthouse sidewalk advancing and expected on schedule. Stars and Stripes flag raised at rolling mill. Diphtheria scare waning as children return to school. Well at Adamsville yielded 80 quarts of gircermine. salt water projected 250 feet in air. little gas or oil. Tewett streetcars pass through town en route to Pan Handle. Columbus doctors screen 300 job seekers since Aug 1. 29 percent rejected. Dr Frank Dewitt and Miss Lucy Winklepleck wed at Presbyterian parsonage. Powelson of Dresden Pts practicing law in Shre ton area.
Toledo Masons Meeting Mixed with Names and Places
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple individuals and locations including Toledo, Warsaw, and West Carusie with titles and initials. The text appears as a disjointed social or fraternal notice with scattered names, roles, and affiliations, lacking a cohesive event or outcome.
Services At Mill Creek
Rev C M Pullen rector of Trinits Episcopal church will conduct service and preach at St Mark s church Mill i Creek next sunday afternoon at 20 o clock
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C. M. Pullen
Trinits Episcopal Church
St. Mark's Church
Mill i Creek
Former Commissioner Marshall Sells Farm Stock and Implements
Former Commissioner Marshall decides farming is too demanding and plans a Saturday sale of stock and farm implements on November 4 while staying on the farm for now.
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Marshall
Mr. Marshall
General E. L. Lybarger Chosen Grand Master
Toledo October 26 General E L Lybarger of Spring Mountain was elected Grand Master by the Grand Lodge Free and Accepted Masons of Ohio. The office is the highest honor in the order and his friends in Coshoc ton county and statewide are gratified.
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Toledo
Grand Lodge
Ohio
E. L. Lybarger
Spring Mountain
Grand Lodge of the Great Order of Free and Accepted Masons
Lybarger
Coshocton County
Bones and Ghosts Haunt West Lafayette Meeting Tale
A West Lafayette meeting discusses college funding with Dr. Wells as agent and aims to let contracts for the main building after raising three-fourths of 30,000. W H McCabe recalls bones shipped from Newcomerstown and eerie sounds linked to the bones, heard by night near the barn seized by fire.
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Shrapp
Wellsvale
Sheppard
Newcomerstown
McManiman
Steubenville
West Lafayette
Doctor Wells
Ibis
Barber Shop Opens After Barn Fire Near Woscow
A.C. Ewing arrives from Crooks Ohio to open a barber shop on Main Street in a new building by John Mullison with strong local backing. Dave Williams and Doctor McDonald fish mornings at the upper basin hoping for a catch, the doctor claiming a leviathan 110 pounds teased by a too-weak arm before the beast swam away.
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A.C. Ewing
Crooks
Ohio
Main Street
John Mullison
Dave Williams
Doctor McDonald
Tragic double loss ends in final act at Minlersiber g
Frank Seal, distraught after his wife’s death, killed himself with a cartridge in his Minlersiberg home as housekeeper Mrs. McKelvey tended their infant child. A passerby, John Shulur, found the scene, heads and walls smeared with blood. Seal’s body was buried, with family members notified and the father and brother taking charge of arrangements.
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Frank Seal
Minlersiberg
Sam
Mt. Vernon
Coshocton
Calexbar System Meeting Reveals Teaser of Plans
A fragmented account describes a Calexbar System meeting with mentions of Feeney, Towson, and Cupnerons. It notes a member named Tarenis and several friends, hinting at planned activities and social ties within the group. The text is garbled, but references a scheduled gathering and associated seating or roles.
Doctor Foster to Lecture on Tuberculosis in Ohio Institutes
The state board of health will hold tuberculosis lectures for farmers at winter institutes across Ohio. Doctor Foster is appointed to speak at three Coshocton county institutes, discussing the disease in detail.
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State Board of Health
Man and Beast
Farmers
Ohio
Coshocton
Foster
Fred Seals Son and Tragic Death at Millersburg
Fred Seals, a Third street shoemaker, was the father of a man who killed himself at Millersburg. The family described him as a hardworking loner. The article notes we could not determine why he ended his life but suggests he wished to see his wife, describing the son as a quiet, solitary man.
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W. H. McCabe
Mtumied
West Lafayeette
Andrew J. Lockard
Shaw
Korea
Bert Perkins
McCabe
Wren
Harding
Fred Seal
Third Street
Millersburg
Tun Age
Seal Sad Bis Sen
Tie
President Cassett Leads Party Through Coshocton
President Cassett and a group of Pennsylvania officials traveled through the city Monday evening aboard a special train. The train, running slowly, moved through Coshocton en route to the east with a comfortably filled onboard party.
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Cassett
Pennsylvania
Coshocton
English a Republican nominee for state senate in Uhrichsville Chronicle
W. 3. English, born 1867 in New Philadelphia, rose from farm work to teaching and reading law. A diligent self-made candidate, he emphasizes moral integrity, justice, and service to the People, insisting no bribe could sway him. The Uhrichsville Chronicle urges voters to support him to curb corruption and uphold free government.
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New Philadelphia
English
Tuscarawes County
Uhrichscille Chronicle
Death of Mrs Burt Wife of Judge Burt at Crafton
Mrs Mary Ann Burt wife of the late Judge James M Burt of Newcomerstown died suddenly Wednesday afternoon at her son William Burt's home in Crafton suburb of Pittsburg. She would have been 86 on December 20. She left twelve children, four surviving: J B Harriet now Mrs Rodgers Louis P of this city and William F. Interment was set for Friday after Baptist services in West Lafayette where she had lived with her daughter Mrs JL Rodgers.
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Mary Ann Burt
James M. Burt
Newcomerstown
William
Crafton
Pittsburg
Rev William Pollen Accepted as Trinity Parish Rector
The Rev. WM. Pollen of Green Bay Wisconsin has formally accepted the rectorship of Trinity parish and will deliver his inaugural sermon Sunday morning on The Natural Relations of Pastor and People. In the evening he will preach The Mission of the Episcopal Church. He is seeking a suitable house to relocate his family at the earliest possible date.
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WM. Pollen
Green Koay
Wiscnsin
Trinty Parish
Wil
Pullen
Couple from Roscoe Ties the Knot at Finley Home
Rev J F Strete presided at six oclock Sunday evening as Irvin Bierd married Miss Emma Carnahan of Canal Lewisville at Lambert Finley residence in Roscoe. The bride is active in Lewisville M E church and a former public school teacher. the groom is well known and popular.
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J. F. Strete
Irvin Bierd
Emma Carnahan
Canal Lewisville
Lambert Finley
Roscoe
Lewisville
M. E
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Epworth League
Chricsville
A. S. Caton
Ham Shrigley
Cherry Street
Oak Ridge
C. FP. Johnson
Canal Lewisville M. E
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Adamsville
Tewett Company
Columbus
Frank Dewitt
Lucy Winklepleck
Keene Township
Presbyterian Parsonage
Wm. E. Hunt
Powelson
Ternes
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Powel
Farnts
John Merreis
Tiersen
Gentlemin
Welen
Masons
LL. Bare
Basseut W.W
Phostie
S. HE Busch
Warsaw
Watatomike Wie
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A. L. Shinner
W. ML
Connecton Tele
Mill Creek
E. L Lybarger
Bones
WH. McCabe
Woscow
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Yan
Beast
Fred Seal’s Son
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