Halloween Eve Traditions and Candid LocalNotes
The piece muses on All Hallows Eve customs witches fairies and love divination with apple peelings and mirrors. It mentions Halloween games and social rites, then shifts to a local notice about Morris Hudson planning a marriage in jail to Harry Kinney and a funeral for a child Marco with interment at Evergreen Stone cemetery.
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Morris Hudson
Newcomerstown
Coshocton
Harry Kinney
Kearns
Evervrean sTone
Linle Marco
Death of Henry Cox Beatrice Engineer Dies of Typhoid
Henry Cox of Beatrice Nebraska dies at home from typhoid fever after a six week illness. An Union Pacific engineer born Coshocton Ohio he leaves a widow and three children Mareto Oakley and Baby Cox. Funeral at 3 pm with many railroad workers in attendance. Mareto also dies of typhoid within days bringing further sorrow to Mrs Cox and relatives.
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Beatrice
Neb
Daily Express
Henry Cox
Samuel Cox
Ella and
Fourth Streets
Cox
Union Pacific Railroad
Coshocton
Ohio
Mr. Cox
Union Pacific
Nebraska
Mareto
Oakley
Baby Cox
Coy
Elia Cnoningham
Lincoln
Cordwool
Howard Cox
Dr. Kearns
Evergreen Tome
Brotherhood of Lcomo
Mareio
Marieo
Skating Fall Fainting Mystery at Main Street Rink
Miss Mamie Potter a deaf girl fainted after a skating fall at the Main Street rink Saturday night. She was carried from the floor but later recovered consciousness and was not severely injured. The notice ends with an unrelated advertisement mentioning Rocky Mountain Tea and an Age Want Ad messenger.
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Mamie Potter
Main Street
Caps for Skate Boys
The Park ring management has mal cups on their skate boys that they may be readily distinguished by actions. Tired out worn out Woman cannot see eat or work seems as she cannot fly to pieces. Wollister's Rolly Mountain Tea makes strong verses and rich red blood. 63 cents Key or Tablets. For New Road. Adams town farmers W King and Benj. Ant plan petition for a road from Hinds' school to Blue Ridge road. For sale call Age Want Ad messenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wollister
Ce. Anderson
W. King
Benj. Ant
Adams Town
Hinds’ School
Blue Ridge Road
Grover Cleveland Tours Coshocton With Paul Morton
Ex president Grover Cleveland traveled through Coshocton Monday night accompanied by Paul Morton former Roosevelt cabinet member and head of Equitable Life. The crowded town likely slept as the pair discussed how a man can live and pay taxes on a meager salary once drawn by McCall McCurdy and Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Cleveland
Coshocton
Paul Morton
Roosevelt
Equitable Life Insurance Company
McCall, McCurdy
Alexander
Two Distinguished Gentlemen Travel Home From Nebraska Monument Event
Two men left Coshocton in a private car heading east after attending the unveiling of a monument to J. Sterling Morton the father of Paul Morton and the man called the father of Arbor Day. The event took place in Nebraska as they returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Panhandle
Nebraska
J. Sterling Morton
Paul Morton
Arbor Day
Smiths Jesse Wins Gold Medal in Avon Kennels Field Trial
W M Smith’s dog Jesse captured the gold medal for best pointer at the Avon Kennels field trial. The event ran Thursday through Monday, drawing a large crowd as judges William Valentine James Shepler and Fred Munn oversaw the trials with several entries noted for varying performances. Pettit’s Fritz was to pair with Jesse, but Pettit did not appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon — Kennels
W. M. Smith
Jesse
Smith
King
Martin
Belle
Rodgers
Vic
Prince's
Duke
Robson
Lady
Pettit
Fritz
William Valentine
James Shepler
Fred Munn
Elks Plan Ten Burlesque Circus in Wheeling
C A Lamberson and Dean Stanley, Wheeling Elks committee, report last week's burlesque circus was a tremendous success. They plan a similar winter event here with Elks taking roles as animals and performers, including a monkey part. The Wheeling trip is praised as a bright memory by the travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Lamberson
Dean Stanley
Wheeling
Elk Lodge
Mr. Lamberson
Wheeling Elks
Elks
Hons
Tig
Ers
Messrs
Lamberson
Stanley
Fire wipes out Marblehead lime kilns in $150000 blaze
Sandusky Ohio dispatch reports the Kelly Island Lime Co kilns at Marblehead destroyed by fire for an estimated loss of 150000. Origin of the blaze is unknown. A party including William Felumlee Robert Huff and wife Tom Guinther and Mrs J S Norman left for Seattle over the Wabash on Monday. The Sick List notes David Maxwell is ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Kelly Island Lime Co
Marblehead
Seattle
William Felumlee
Robert Huff
Tom Guinther
J. 5
Norman
Wabash
Wesh
Voting places for Tuscarawas Township precincts
Electors in Tuscarawas township North Precinct No 1 vote at Cochran's monument office near Sixth Street theatre. South Precinct votes at Sayer's building No 201 corner Walnut and Sixth Street. Mrs Austin's Pancake Flour mentioned. Fresh supply on hand at grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscarawas Township
North
Cochran
Monument
Sixth Street
South Precinct
Sayer’s
Walnut and
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Bobby Burns
DR. R. M. Temple
C. Frew Bldg
Postoffice
W. Q, Wilcoxon
Three Poors
Mont Cotte
H. J. Bracken
C. Randles
Tion
North 5Th Street
Uth Ulb
Elf Fated
Sea
C. E. Anderson
Ad Messenger
S. G. Cleveland, Esq
W. M
Cogal Elks
Theatr
Fred E. Wright
Beauty Doctor
Siegrist & Williams
J. A. Compton
The
Peoples Banking and Trust Company
K. H. Mins
L. E. Baughman
Asat
Vicos Nerve
East
BEN Remedies Company
Cleveland
G. E. Anderson
Monarch
J. B. Callahan
Undertaker
David Maxwell
Tuscarawas TP
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