Labor Day Parade Sets Local Record Despite Delay
The Later Day parade drew a near mile long procession through Main Street with six deep crowds and extensive uniformed participation. James Stewart of Morgantown led the event as grand marshal with participants from numerous unions and civic groups including the Imperial Gaitled women and local craft unions featured in white uniforms and distinctive dress.
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Main Street
James Stewart
Morgantun
Grant Marshel
Coshocton
Secon
le Warrw Bath
Gh Battle Blowers
Potters
Yiers
Typographicioll Union
Morgan Rinlaeh
Firat
Lesgius
Peter Noniy
Ghuss Gowers
le W. Merrell
Gophoerin
Cktrann Miller
Bonaparte on the trusts and a treason of reform
U S Attorney General Charles J Bonaparte says imprisoning a proven malefactor from high finance would deter lawlessness more than Liberty any action against corporations. He urges a reorganization of the Department of Justice and denies rumors he will resign. A federal suit against Standard Oil proceeds in St Louis with testimony to follow in New York. Lumber dealers win a major Georgia ruling restoring illegally increased rates and Prince Waldemar of Sweden faces a mob at New York dock amid a ship voyage to Boston.
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New York
Charles J. BonApparte
United States
Department of Justice
Department
Bonaparte
Washington
Standard
OH Company
John D. Fackefeller
Stockefeller
Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
St. Louis
Franklin Ferrins
Evidence Ag
Frank Th. Kelloge
St. Pan
C. B. Morrison
Cicago
I T
Macon
Mery Speer
Georgia Lawin
Southern
Georgia
Georghilorida Association
Une
Georg
Movida Lambor Bell
Oldo River
Prince Walheda
Sweden
Ube
Fronda
Lanchican
Udiaos
Central Park
Astor
Toma
Sisters Meet After 15 Years
Readable fragments describe sisters reuniting after fifteen years, with garbled names and phrases indicating a social or family reunion. The text mentions possible locations and people but remains largely unclear and incomplete.
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Myalo Vis
Hunters Find Few Squirrels in Coshoeton County
Hunters report sparse squirrel sightings in Coshoeton County as a local hunt concludes. Respondents recall little game, with most returning empty handed and noting the absence of significant catches near Memelas and nearby leaMS.
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Coshoeton
Widow Receives Settlement From Keene Groom Promises
Mrs. Stanton, of the city, coerced Mr Patterson of Keene to pay over $400 after a groom failed to marry her. The lawyer took half of the $160 as fees, and the case prompted local gossip about the delayed wedding dress and ensuing legal action.
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Gale
Dawson-Ebrich Wedding At aly ofelank Saturday evening
An ornate wedding in Aly ofelank united Mieshina Dawson and Mr. Ebrich in a simple ceremony. Attending guests included Mrs. Johnson, Miss What, Miss Gertrude Bawn, and many from nearby towns such as Coashorton and Zanesville. The couple plans to reside in Zanesville after a brief stay in Cleveland.
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Dawson-Ebrich
Aly Ofelank
Ake ‘Org
Clonesville
Mieshina Dawson
Dawson
Hrich
Clefrewa
Zanesville
Trenry
Voward
Casherton
Beaulegis
Mes
Ehrich Jett
Wheeling & Oeloek
Zinesville
Cleveland
Maelinac
Zanes+ vie
Johnson Gungon Basil
Genimrbis
Tedna Walkinson
Elment
What
Seth Robinson
Chicago
Chas. Dawson
Vivian
Wo Vou
Jienry Khrieh
Tela
Margaret Mieleh
Bude Murich
If EB. ‘Hahn
Gertrude Bawn
Sirah Wawson
Nelle Jil
Print Mower
Dinsmore Granted Warrant After Altercation at Ground
Police report a morning incident at the fury grounds involving Dinsmore and several young men. Dinsmore sustained facial injuries and eye damage, with initial reports indicating no broken bones.
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Dinsmore
Wiremer
Wrestheis
Eliigel
Dingmoores
Unclear Medical Notice From Fragmented Source
Fragmentary OCR reports illness among residents with typhoid like fever concerns. Names and locations are unreadable, with garbled text suggesting a local health list or outbreak warning.
Local Notes From Keene And Surroundings
A garbled Keene area column records a flurry of names and places including Willow Rane and Civalinen, with mentions of births, visits, and social events. Readers see references to Mrs Jol Woaient, Mr mal, the G. la. Cauper family, and Miss Mary Stee in varied scattered snippets amid several household notices.
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Keene
Jol
Willow
Che
Mal
G. la. Cauper
Ceshoelon
Antes Alittio
Hivettany
Kew Castle
Cuyahoga
Mis
Tveley
Civalinen
Smith
Cosimelon
Ani Dinnghfer
Fosikoetan Aller Amdiye
Cho Ghosh
N.S
Mary Stee
Ad Watteed
Reed
Former Vermont governor speaks at Corshocton Grange on maple camp
The noted former Governor of Vermont who runs a 48 acre maple sugar camp addressed the Corshocton Grange Tuesday afternoon.
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Vermont
Corshocton Grangere
Powers probes Goebel murder as state eyes real killer
Caleb Powers declared he knows the name of Goebel’s killer and will reveal him after a trial. Judge S W Hager challenged Republican rival Augustus Willson on pardons as Powers pressed for justice and a fair trial, claiming election timing could affect juries.
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Georgetown
S. W. Hager
Caleb Powers
William Goebel
Powlers
Goebel
Powers
Jim Kloward
Otter
Hager
Augustus E. Willson
Dentist Attacked While Under Gas For Tooth Extraction
Washington reports a patient named George W. Bowers attacked Dr. R. B. Leoun during gas anesthesia. Dr. Winder warded off the assailant with a hammer causing a skull fracture. Bowers taken to emergency hospital. Dr. Winder released on 1000 dollar bail.
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Washington
George W. Bowers
R. BB. Leoun
Doectoer
W. I. Wooler
Dr. Wonder
Bowers
Winder
Prttery Notes and Ame Whar at Sheen Tas Dae
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Prttery and Ame Whar at Sheen, with unclear dates and several proper nouns. Mentions Puneh tuty, Mab Yee, Wim Rootes et Ts Mens, and a state fair round with Pelton, Wheel, and Goonies.
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Sheen
Otto Pesttga
Fallon Family Departure From Neetley to Newark
Newark J Fallon and family will move from Neetley to Newark where they will operate Meir hiame after Mr Fallon’s transfer by the rails and aad company.
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Newark
J. Fallon
Neetley
Meir Hiame
Mr. Fallon
In Rails Aad Company
Chili Band to Give Festival at Coshocton
A local event in Coshocton centers on a festival featuring the Chili Band and performances by teachers and community groups. The schedule notes a concert Saturday evening and a week of activities beginning Tuesday, with plans for a public gathering and related activities in the town.
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Aelford
Tadd
Cinti
Yard Cms
Jeoila
Local Meeting Notice On Saturday Postponed
A fragmented public notice indicates a community meeting to discuss a contract with committees Hoele and tawindy with Riggs at a civic office. It shows the event happening Saturday with hours from morning to afternoon and mentions party items and voting themes.
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Democrade
Hoele
Tawindy
Elimination in Russia Duma Elections Leads to Moderate Prospect
In St Petersburg September reports say new electoral law narrows radical and revolutionary influence by boosting landholding and business classes while reducing peasant representation. Third Duma expected to include many new members with limited re elections under the changed system. Telegraphers strike ends with union demanding broader settlements and a 20 percent pay rise.
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St. Petersburg
Duma
Institute
Russia
Une
Third Duma
Democrate
Chicago
Western Union
Tinternational
Wesley Russell
Telegraphers’ Union
Sewa
Far From Home Deaths Reported After Fire
Unclear fragments report deaths and injuries from a recent fire. Names and places are obscured but mention of survivors and investigations at a location called Toteuron and references to individuals like Shonduarud and Wiewelbort appear. Official details remain incomplete in the readable text.
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Pbes
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