Reckless Auto Knocks Wagon in Pleasant Valley Crash
Ernest Bradford, driver for Pant Atecill's Y Maen, lost control on Pleasant Valley road near 3 bridge Tuesday evening. The horse bolted after a vehicle approached. the cab toppled, Bradford saved the horse, but the horse died and Bradford suffered leg injuries. The auto fled toward Cashocton. Bradford later recovered the carriage and returned to town.
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Ernest Bradford
Pleasant, Valley Road
Aveib
Pant Atecill
Y Maen
Pleasant Valley Road
Cashocton
Bradford
Burton Consents to Oppose Tom Johnson for Mayor
Congressman Theodore E. Burton, head of the House rivers and harbors committee, says he will accept the Republican mayoral nomination for Cleveland if the party clears itself of any ties to public service corporations. He notes support from Roosevelt, Taft, and Garfield and calls for a clean ticket and orderly caucuses. Continued on Pegs Five.
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Theodore E. Burton
House
Committee On
Republican Generally
Peronse Pane Ng ii Bilcan
Randard Beare
Johnson
Burton
Roosevelt
Taft
Interior
Garfield
Republian
Night Message Rates Equalized Across Central Union Lines
An order now makes day and night rates identical on Central Union Bell Telephone lines including Coshocton and nationwide. The change, effective Sunday the first, aims to improve service by reducing congestion during peak hours. Manager Sprankle notes the move ends lower night rates that encouraged late sending and shifts traffic to the evening.
Million Dollar Steel Company Fails
The Union Iron and Steel Co. fails amid market turmoil as thousands lose jobs. Despite assets far exceeding capitalization this two million dollar producer faced persistent trust opposition and external steel purchases reducing demand and causing closure of a major plant in Fronte, Oklahoma.
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Steel Trust
Union
Com.iived
Woman Believes Herself Second Joan of Arc
Fragmentary report notes a woman in Oliwa on September 4 claiming a sisterly inspiration and vision. The text references a figure named Lalonde and a fiery scene, but details are garbled and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan OF Arg
Exploded Bomb Shocks Crowded Chicago Street
A mysterious blast on a busy Chicago street caused panic near a shop window. Witnesses report a loud explosion and scattered debris as police investigate the incident and search for clues about the source and motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dock Strike in Holland Escalates Amid Tense Protests
Reports from the Netherlands describe a growing dock strike with clashes between workers and authorities. Authorities fear disruption to shipments as port activity slows and labor tensions rise across major depots.
Grieg the Great Master Musician Dies Here
Renowned composer Edvard Grieg has died in the city linking his name with a rich late romantic era. The musician, celebrated for enduring works and landmark concerts, leaves a legacy shaping European classical music.
Family of Five Overcome by Gas Fumes in Home
In Warns and its environs, the Wmole family of three adults and two children were found overcome by gas in their home. A ten year old daughter reportedly faces a critical condition, with hospital treatment ongoing and authorities investigating the incident.
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Petar Wayne
Fead
Warns
Illinois Central President Change Sparks Boardroom Ruckus
The scene shows Stuyvesant Fish succeeding Mr. Fish as president of the Illinois Central. Tension erupts in the directors’ room after Mr. Mish (likely misrendered) is accused of lying by Mr. Haraham, leading to a blow that ends the meeting. A picture of Cornelius Vanderbilt sits at the lower right as mediator.
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Stuyvessant Fish
Toonate
James T. Haminam
Mr. Fish
Mlinois Central
Thiness Central Toad
Tla
Mish
Haraham
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Compton Concedes Reward in Coshocton County Contest
Columbus dispatch details Lieutenant Charlen Compton in Coshocton County where a $50 reward awaits in a postwar contest. Compton, formerly of the Seventeenth Regiment and the Philippine Islands service, traces his path from Spanish-American War duties to later government signal corps. The report notes a distantly referenced estate value of 12,900 dollars.
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Columbus
Philippine Tslaids
Governsment Signal Corps
Parr
Ehiasey
Three Negroes Awful Brutes
Three suspected assailants were captured after a violent incident near Chicago. Police recovered remains along a railroad line and detained five men following a frantic pursuit. Local officials describe the event as brutal and shocking with violent confrontation reported.
Courtyard Fence Sale Details From Local Commissioners
Local commissioners sold the courtyard fence along Nin street side for pedestrians and plan to remove the remainder on the west north and east sides. The record notes various names and payments, including prices per fork and cents per unit, with discussion of remaining fence sections and access points.
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Cnity
Poriur
Forney
Seirus Tea
Betes Ty Cenpelery
James Walker
Heroine remembered in troubled postwar era tale from New York
Fragmentary copy recalls an elderly woman hailed as a heroine in New York. The garbled text names Café Phe, a fire, and a suspected incident, with disjointed references to war widows, local figures, and public memory.
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Lilies Telescram
New York
Ieee
Dinsmore Assault Case Seeks Sentencing Details
An unclear transit of events describes the assailant of Dinsmore receiving a stiff sentence as authorities pursue further investigations. Witnesses feature misread names and fragmented actions in front of the courthouse as the scene unfolds with police involvement and court procedures.
Fort Worth event details muddled in OCR fragment
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a public or school event with names and dates, but content is largely garbled. No clear persons, organizations, places, or outcomes are readable enough to summarize reliably.
Dozen Firemen Hurt in Explosive Incident
Report states a blast injured about a dozen firefighters. Officials investigate cause at the scene as emergency crews battled flames and SEMS units responded to the blast site.
Flour Wagon Spill Delays Freight Crew Repairs
A wagon loaded with flour overturned this morning near the canal, spilling a swassn load of flour. The axle and rear wheel broke under the impact, causing a halt until several men replaced the wheel and stabilized the wagon.
Tragedy Near Spring Mountain A 14 Year Old Boy Fatally Shoots Self
Benjamin Gilbert, 14, died after a loaded shotgun discharged while he handled it at his home near Spring Mountain. The accident occurred Wednesday morning as he and his father Silas Gilbert and relatives attempted to prepare the weapon. Medical aid came too late. the boy died after a half hour of bleeding. Gilbert is survived by his widowed mother and other relatives. Final rites are planned for Friday at 2 p.m. with burial at 2 p.m. at a church in Wilhuck.
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Benjamin Gilbert
Spring Mountain
Ind
Silas Gilbert
Batrela
Spi Mountain
Oreo
Sins Gibert
Der
Penlis
Jspm
Walker
Typhoid claims life of local educator Misa Ruby Drasher
Miss Misa Ruby Drasher, a well known young woman and teacher, died at home from typhoid fever after contracting the illness at the Shrigley residence on South Seventh Street. Funeral arrangements are being organized, with location and dates to be announced.
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Misa Ruby - Drasher
Babe
Mies Drasher
Shrigley
South Seventh Atreer
John Shaw Dies From Runaway Accident
John Shaw, 38, died Tuesday night from injuries after a runaway horse and buggy caused a crash on Main Street. Jolie Baw, injured in the Sunday incident, died earlier. Shaw was accompanied by My Wink er. Funeral services will be held at Blooming Grove Church on Thursday with Teif Warsaw in charge.
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Jolie Baw
Shaw
Winker
Wileyson
Waller
Glen Wilcox
Mottrear
Slay
Sxbork
Gould
Mari Yenard
Charle
Hell
Mia
Blooming Qroye Elmreh Thuradaiy
Ossock
Teif Warsaw
Ntern Mide
Churel
Cemet
Official Race Program for Coshocton County Fair
The race program lists events for the Coshocton County Fair with dates in September and October. It notes closing entries, purse amounts for various races including trotting and running events, and names the superintendents of departments such as racing, horses, cattle, hogs, poultry, implements, products, flowers and art. The text mentions fairs in Medina and Columbus as well as Coshocton county events.
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W. ML Smith
McConnell
Dent
Alex Stewart
Cody
mooSutte
Tandiion
Ehyek
Nion
Dag Darke
Clermont
Stiole
Hardin
Medina
Columbus
Conesville Runaway Involving Buggies and Injuries
Conesville residents report a runaway near Powelsan residence in Wisconsin where a buggy overturned on a hill. Miss Murphy suffered minor injuries, Mr Stanton twisted ankle, horse misstep damaged the buggy, and a monetary purse containing $10 was lost. no major harm. Teachers' exam set for September at Oke Night School.
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Anna Ameshana
Mears Murphy
Corning
Ivan Din Alsary
Mr. Tee
Josh Sota
Caerge Stanton
Miss Murphy
Mr. Stanton
Mixa Murphy
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Tom Johnson
Cleveland
Wgressman Burton
Million Dollar Steel Company
Txiilige Telegram
Ate Myre
Josep
Lalonde
Galllos
Jose
Slate Street
Loiay
Holland
Erpward Grieg
Dailles
Ressiemi
Narwar
Soper
Erop Grieg
Tadbay
Compton
Associated Dulles
Champaign
Sulla Lye White
Mentoy
Cuifion
Gada Cheang
Chiplon
Tomton
Putin
Pensian May
Wrinnstay
Fis
Gaitarteys
Dinsmore
Fedo
Tinsmoere
Hughes
Pas Aegis
Rift
Hadzey
Benny Gilbert
Drachdr
Thesday
Reytally
John Shaw
OF Fair
Asptotts Society
Clark
Miller
C.H. Gloypers
Conesville
Sehoolt
Oke
Nighshoul
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