Preacher J W Harrison Returns in Gospel Wagon Tour
J W Harrison the preacher and potato-peeler seller travels again after an absence of a year. He and his English wife tour in the gospel wagon preaching and selling peelers while avoiding collections. They plan to preach at the Eleventh Street Church of Christ Sunday at 10 40 AM on Is Christ Divided.
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Coshocton
Harrigan
New ‘York
Wwe
Pennsylvania
Fourth and Main
Miles and Ives
TW. Harrison
Eleventh Street
Church of Christ
Eight Farmers Arrested Near St Marys in Canal Crime Case
St Marys Sept 2 Authorities arrested three more wealthy farmers near the canal area amid dynamite crime probes. Isaac Sheelby and sons Lee and John were charged but released on bonds totaling 5,000 each. In all eight arrests target prominent locals as officials say more detentions will follow.
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St. Marys
Neda
Isaac Sheelby
Lee
John
Isaac Brandon
Mercer
H. B. Bennett
Execornty Infirmary
J.C. Petrie
Fétrie
Coaltom
Wright
Local Fam 10 to Run Double Shifts Next Week
Coshocton county flour需求 triggers Hanley Milling to start 55 extra barrels per day with double shifts night and day. Farmers hold wheat hoping for $1.00 per bushel while Ohio farmers supply cars to meet eastern demand for White Lily flour.
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Coshocton County
The
Hanley Milling Company
Hanley
Bishel
Ohio
Coshocton
Baltimore
Woman Burned in Gas Explosion Incident
A woman sustained serious burns in a gas explosion. Witnesses reported flames and flying debris. the event occurred near a residence on a city street. Emergency crews responded, taking the injured person to a local hospital for treatment.
Pestilence in Germany drives precautionary measures
Berlin reports forty three cholera cases and nine deaths with cases confined to West Prussia. Authorities isolate suspicious patients, detain nearly 1,000 people under medical observation, and warn ships and immigrants. Washington orders measures to prevent cholera importation, including ship inspections and baggage fumigation.
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Berlin
Hamburg
West Prussian
Brunshaven
Sonneburg
Washington
Wyman
Germany
United States
McLaughlin
Naples
Treasury
American
Coshocton Banks Report Strong Finances and Dividends
Coshocton National Bank directors report the institution is in excellent condition with deposits of 660000 and a surplus of 20000 plus undivided profits of 8071. The bank paid a 3 percent semi annual dividend and added 2500 to surplus. Commercial National Bank declares its regular 3 percent dividend and increases surplus to over 10000 with new cashier Robert B Caldwell taking charge. Funeral services held for Paul Wood, son of Mr and Mrs Garfield Wood, at the family home on Orange Street with four girls as pallbearers and burial at South Lawn.
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Coshocton
Coshocton National Bank
Commercial National Bank
Commercial ‘National Bank
Robert B. Caldwell
Henry C.herbig
Age
Babe
Paul
Garfield Wood
Orange Street
Rev. Johnson
Mabel Johnson
Myrtle Overholt
Lizzie Lewis
Donna Butler
South Lawn
Mayor Woodward Condemned for Conduct at Toledo Meeting
Atlanta news reports the city council adopting resolutions denouncing Mayor James G. Woodward for appearing on the Toledo league meeting floor in a state of partial intoxication and bringing discredit to the city. Woodward denied intoxication and said he was wronged, admitting only drinking a little beer.
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Atlanta
James G. Woodward
League of American Municipalities
Toledo
Woodward
Onnane
Chicago
Toleto
New School Open Enrollment Hours Announced
Superintendent Tratt schedules daily office hours 4 to 5 p.m. next week except Monday in the Chestnut Street building. He will meet parents of first time students to assign children properly and ease opening day rush. J. L. Kirk is in Canton for Canton Buggy Co. business. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Almack and daughters are home from ten days in Kees if West Carliste.
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Tratt
Chestnut Street
J. L. Kirk
Canton
Canton Buggy Co
Ure
J. W. Almack and
West Carliste
Peace Treaty Seen Meeting Rough Start at Portsmouth
Reports from Portsmouth and St Petersburg describe a minor dispute over Sakhalin fortification terms in the peace talks. The 12 articles are nearly complete and a 14 article version may replace an original 15. An armistice takes effect upon signing the treaty, with ceremonies planned to be understated.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Sakhalin
St. Feelburg
Russia
Japan
Baron Komura
M. Witte
Komura
Oyster Bay
Printers Consider Wider Strikes After Chicago Talks
The International Typographical Union president James Lynch arrives in Chicago to discuss the spread of printer strikes across major cities. A conference with Chicago leaders may lead to orders to call out printers in other centers to weaken the Chicago union. The typothetae convention is planned for Niagara Falls next week.
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Chicago
James Lynch
International Typographical Union
Lynch
Wright
John C. Harding
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Real estate opening eyed for Coshocton East Liverpool stores
W N McDonald and W A Hagan of East Liverpool plan the Mozart Five and Ten in Coshocton on Main Street near the Park hotel. The Reality company will fit the store for occupancy by October, with new goods and handsome fixtures. McDonald will relocate to Coshocton to supervise the project and seek housing for his family.
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Mozart
Coshocton
Park Hotel
W.N. McDonald
W. A
East Liverpool
Ayain
Coshoeton
Ohio
McDonald
Coshocton News Briefs and Local Notices
Short items report market demand in Coshocton banks and flour trade, a new store lease, a woman scalded incident, political notes on a peace treaty, and court house news including the death of Thomas Wright. Also mentions teachers institute readiness, Republican senatorial delegates, Ohio news, and local sporting notes.
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Coshocton
Pope
Winfield. Scott
New
Rink
Court House
Thomas’ Wright
Teachers’ Institute
Johnson
Trade Outlook Mixed as Peace Boosts Activity Says Dun
G Dun & Company notes a week of peace and prosperity lifting international mercantile markets and domestic industry. Rail earnings rise 4.8 percent year over year while textile mills run at capacity and structural work picks up. Crop reports show harvests advancing and cotton yields disappointing, with experts lowering projections to about 10.5 million bales.
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Telegraph
Suuth
G. Dun & Company
Review of Trade
Mercantile
Railwa
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Charo
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Kinkead
Agnes Crawford
Edith Johnson
Fairmount
Spurr
Raitow Encape
Ge. Bares
Uncle Sam
Financial Houses
Hort
the Age
Liverpool
Missioners ' Meet
Ohio News
al Wilson
Zaneavilte
Sporting. News
Ballooniat
Tl-tatad Aeronaut
M.P. Church
Mr. Lucas
Dun
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