Local news notes from Coshocton area visitors and calls
A roundup of residents and visitors in Coshocton and nearby towns. Names include Ross Karr from Bloomfield, Mrs. Slaughter of West Lafayette, Dr. Kitsmiller of Avondale, Miss Ruders, Mrs. Meek with typhoid fever, J W Cassingham, Mrs. McKee and son Lloyd, Dr Daugherty and Corena, Paul Kearn, A B Smith, Ray Geyer, Kate Hammers, Carrie LeBetilley, Rosa Hack, Ernest Carhart, S S Peacock, Prof. George Lapp, Mrs. Boyd of Canal Lewisville, Mrs. Callahan, Sam Jones, Miss Carrie McCullough, Rev Father Powers, Rev Father Synon, Millie Shrimplin, Evalin, Mrs. Hissong, S L Zetty, Lybarger and McNeal, Dr Gans, Mrs Snyder, Miss Smith, Gertrude Sprague, O F LaSerne, W Bry and J C Fleming, Stella Watson, Milton Francis, Mary Pieri, John Gleason, Muncra Palm, Jolly Stitchers, Mabel McPeek, Sue Masten, Anna Taller, Iessa Patterson, John McClelland, Clyde Biges, Daisy Witcoxon, Frances Donahue, Lelia Boys, Dell McClure, Edith McNaughyon, J D Way, W T Night, and other county residents and visitors.
Ely's Liquid Cream Balm Adverts Nasal Spray
An ad touts Ely's Liquid Cream Balm as a nasal spray alternative to the solid cream. It highlights easy absorption, non drying of membranes, and a 15 cent price with a spraying tube, from Ely Brothers of Warren Street New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
New York
County Infirmary Board Reports Annual Inspection
County Board of Visitors Geo M Gray and S F Pim nigas visited the infirmary Friday for the annual inspection. They reported 67 inmates aged four to the aged, with one young woman ill with consumption and another inmate, Uattie Sut, described as insane, deaf, blind and very aged. Buildings and grounds are clean, food wholesome and ample, with monthly religious services led by Rev. Erwin. Superintendent Howard Leonon notes seven acres of corn on the county farm and 37 on rented lands yielding 2000 bushels of corn, 906 of potatoes, 1000 of small grain, 80 tons of hay, plus vegetables. The stock includes 40 hogs, 35 cattle with 12 milch cows, 4 horses and 2 mules. Board members listed, with Timmons and Gray the only members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Geo. M. Gray
S. F.pimnigas
Board of County Visitors
Mirmary
Adis
Uattie Sut
Mr. Erwin
Howard Leonon
Joseph L Rue
George Hay
Rose Weskett Ward
John Almack
F. Timmons
George M. Gray
Timmons
Gray
Death of Mr George Crawford in Coshocton County
George Crawford, a wealthy western Coshocton County farmer, died suddenly in Dresden on Saturday around 12 45 PM after feeling unwell on the street. He was about 80, never married, resided with a maiden sister on a farm between Wakatomika and Cooperdale, and was a large landowner and money lender known to Annesville Dresden and Capsbooton bankers. Funeral at his home Monday at 10 o'clock with burial at Wakatomika.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Crawford
Dresden
Coshocton County
Main
Seventh Streets
Blod Norris
Mr. Norris
Mr. Crawford
Mr Crawford
Wakatomika
Crawford
Au Farm
Cooperdale
Coshocton Coounty
Ile
Ite
Annesville
Qapsbooton
Not Carrie Nation at Pennsylvania station crowd
At a Pennsylvania station noon event the No 10 train arrival drew excitement as a well dressed woman wearing a large gold medal sat in one ear seat. Suspicion labeled her Carrie Nation, but the medal’s wearer was traced to be Mrs. Cattle. Stanley Walker of the Pal Hindle station announced his recent marriage to Tillie Stanford near Wakatowika, returning to Paytisburg to start life together. Outcast, from the veterinary department, failed to reach Salem after a 2:18 mishap.
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Pennsylvania
Carrie Nation
Stanley 1
Walker
Pan Hindle Passengeer
Tillie Stanford
J. We. Stanford
Wakatowika
Paytisburg
South Nath
Davter Foster
Salem
Anderson
Mitchell
Wilkesbarre
Nicholls
Duffy
Fahy
Board of Arbitration
Niners
United Mine Workers
J. M
Mittchell
Diamonds Stolen From Weber & Weinman Vaults
Diamonds valued at eight thousand dollars were stolen from the Weber and Weinman jewelry firm in the Masonic temple vaults. A watchman on duty all night reports no trace of the robbers despite the break in. The incident occurred in Chicago on October 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Weber & Weinman
Masonic Temple
Real Estate Transfers and Estate Matters in Coshocton
Court House notices report land transfers in James Bedford township and Coshocton addition under Josephine Caton and Mary Caton records, plus estate inventory for John Strouse, and second account filed for Nettie H. Kivans guardian of Bernard Preston heirs. Also mentions a Round Trip Tickets notice and miscellaneous entries.
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John Strouse
Nettie H. Kivans
Bernard Preston
Blood Balm Cure Promises Rheumatism Relief
An advertisement claims Botan Blood Balm purifies and enriches blood to relieve rheumatism catarrh and related symptoms. It asserts permanent cures after decades of illness, urges readers to send for a free sample and medical advice from Blood Balm Co Atlanta Georgia, with rates and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jalisor
Atlanta
Now Are Your Kiveers ay ly Pre eS Oe ee Soe
Unable to determine readable content from provided fragment. The source appears garbled with no clear events, names, dates, or places to summarize into a valid newspaper card.
War in Colombia and March of Public Figures
From Kingston to Savanilla and beyond the interior wars in Colombia intensify as troops pull back to Isthmus duties. The Hereynta reports disease and dying soldiers, with bodies left on the pier at Savanilla amid a fever-swept coast. In Chicago, Samuel M. Jones blasts party politics, praising Roosevelt’s coal strike settlement as a liberty milestone. Other items note a Pineville shooting, trolley car crash injuries in Yonkers, and a missing Texas Junction railroad agent. The Anthracite Commission convenes in Washington to hear testimony, while President Roosevelt adds Wright to the arbitration panel and illiteracy figures for immigrant children are released. Weather floods, a powder explosion in Fairmont, and a football player’s death round out a wide, clustered news day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Beeg
Hercynia
Savanilla
Mayor Jones
Chicago
Chicago Philosophical Society
Samuel M. Jones
Toledo
Roosevelt
Lincoln
Mr. Jones
Washington
Anthracite Coal Strike Commission
George F. Baer
Reading
E. B. Thomas
Erie
John B. Kerr
Thomas Fowler
Ontario and Western
David Wilcox
Delaware and Hudson
Alfred Walter
Lehigh Valley
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Two Clasp Pique and Walking Glove Sale Prices
A brief listing notes Two Clasp Pique at 1.75 dollars per pair and One Clasp Walking Glove at two dollars per pair for a small apparel sale item.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ross Karr
Bloomfield
Coshocton
Compton
Ilness
Rte Slaughter
West Lafette
Dr. Kitsmiller
Avondale
Wis
Cusnoctoo
Richard Meek
South Eventh
J. W. Cassingham
West Virginia
F. R. McKee
Lloyd
Marietta
Dr. Daugherty
Corena
Paul Kearn
A.B. Smith
Ray Geyer
Adamsville
Kate Hammers
Newark
W. C. Schaich
South 4Th Street
Carrie LeBetilley
Rosa Hack
Ernest Carhart
Zanesville
Roscoe
S. Peacock
Prof
George Lapp
Canesville
Calvin Boyd
Canal Lewisville
New Philadelphia
Isabelle Callahan
Columbus
John Callahan
Chestnut
Sam Jones
West Lafayette
Harland P. Wiggins
Orchard
Carrie McCullough
Samuel McCullough
Conesville
Father Powers
Lancaster
Father Synon
Millie Shrimplin
Evalin
Mt Veroop
Wm. Austin
Margaret Hissong
Bellville
Mansfeld
Ashland
S. L. Zetty
Cleveland
L. Lybarger
Gladys McNeal
Spring Mountain
E. V. Coe
Dr. Gans
Ligonier, Ind
Snyder
Miss Smith
Massilon
GC. G. Smith
Gertrude Sprague
Keene
J. RB. Mcvardy
O. F. LaSerne
The
Meek & Reach Company
J. L. Davis
Dr. W. Bry
J. C. Fleming
Hibbart
Dad
W. ©. Richer
Stella Watson
Milton Francis
Mary Pieri
John Gleason
Indiana
Pittsburg
H. G. Fetter
Boston
Jthica, NY
Mrs. C. Lee
Mabel McPeek
Sue Masten
Anna Taller
Iessa Patterson
John MccClelland
Clyde Biges
New Castle
Daisy Witcoxon
Morbe
Frances Donahue
Lelia Boys
Dell McClure
Edith McNaughyon
J. D. Way
Gerstings
Neb
W.T. Night
Hale City
West Bedford
Mr. Way
122Nd Regt
V. I
Captain Sells” Company
Reyl
Viiting Committee
G. F. Finnell
Geidel
Cosh
John Dillon
M. P
Michael Davitt
Insh
New England
United Irish League of America
Faneuil
Dillon
Mr. Davitt
John E. Redmond
Edward Blake
Philadelphia
Dillon and
Davitt
Louisville Telegraphers
Louisville
International Union of Commercial Telegraphers
John A. Esslinger
James J. Clary
G. M. Hewes
International
Northern Pacific
Missoula
Mon
Hope
Ida
Noblesville
Ind
Charles Fisher
Elizabeth Thompson
Mrs. Fisher
Stevenson
Bloomington
Hrs
Adlai E. Stevenson
Madison Square Garden
Court House
Thomas FP
Landistad le Ifa
Jordin Bedford Townshp
Dottie Caton
AS. Caton
Mary Caton
Costingham
Coshoctan
Probate Court
Chates Th. Smith
Pressman
Coshouton
Bessie Randies
Wok Tt BA Fon
Meciaran
Wed Davies
Alent
Pineville
Jesse Broughton
Charles McIntyre
West Pineville
Britt Harlin
Harlin
Broughton
Joe Sparks
Will
Hays Peace
Peace
Score
Yonkers
Greystone
Samuel Ts Tilden
Carbondale
Frank M. Flagg
Illinois Central Railroad
Texas Junction
Cape Girardeau
Big Muddy
Flagg
Inige
Doctor Chapman
J. Wilbur Chapman
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Chapman
General Assembly
San Francisco
Bonza
Alice Knowles
Norsyn Whaling Fiont
Alice Knot
O. W. Morgan
Japan Sea
Tadeo Caarrels
Hakodate
Andrew Ticks
Mayhold
John B. Winthrop
Marion
WH. Williamson
Bertha Frta Williamson
Brussels
Botha
Delarey
United States
South Africa
Arbitration Commission
Carroll BD. Wright
Wright
Cival Arbitration Commission
Catauma
Sieny
Catnta
Syracuse
Iicoca
Fairmont
W. Va
Staunton
Edward Schmidt
St. Louis
Miss Darnell
Chicago Corset Co
St Marvey
Crawford Store
Pat
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