City Council Hears Street Plans and Water Trustee Resignation
The council discussed Main street guttering, brick paving on Fifth street, and sweeping schedules for Main street. Mayor Cassingham accepted the resignation of water works trustee John Hianion, with pending vacancy and salary debate.
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enol. ‘_Rinner
Second Street
Cassingham
Ieries
D.eer Folk
Doctor Dent
Dent
Parthiset
Timmons
Main Street
Douter Dent
Mr.entz
John Hianion
Kuntz
Yimmis
Ramer
Bend
Abe
Office of Water Works
Council
Street extension on Oak Street to Ninth and Exwbth
Petitioners push for Oak Street extension from Ninth to Exwbth to ease access. Captain Compton states purchase of land from Mrs Carton for 100 dollars and from Harry Horn for 500 dollars. Residents offer 200 dollars toward the cost, leaving 100 dollars for city funds, committee to report next meeting.
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Oak Street
Ninth
Captain Compton
Mrrs. Carton
Harry Horn
Telephone Changes At Citizens and United States Firms
Superintendent Eubanks of the Citizens Society transfers to the United States company. Pep Hubinks, long with the Cit telephone as supervisor of finemen, leaves the firm and will rest in Columbus for a few weeks. Cass Merrell will fill the vacancy created by Mr. Eubanks departure.
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Eubanks
Citizens
The
United States
Pep Hubinks
Cit Tellephone
Supervint of Finemen
Columbus
Ae .Waill
Cass Merrell
Mir. Eubanks
Resiss Nations
Courthouse News Summary of Probate and Real Estate Transfers
Estate matters include a sale bill fled and guardianship for Edward Hershman, plus probate actions for Henry Renner. Real estate transfers list multiple deeds in Clark, Washington and Pike townships, board of trade lots, and spouses Stewart Terner and Rossel Miller marriage permits.
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Sarah Bretzius
Sale Bill
Mary Denman
Edward Hershman
Henry Renner
John Strain
Elia Beall
Hillary Beall
I. Keene
Elizabeth A. Exline
Charlie B. Exline
Washington
Pike Townships
John M. Reeder
Elizabeth Reeder
John W. Carter
Clark Township
J. W. Cassingham
M. Rodgers
Eugene Snell
Joseph Pollock
Conesville
Magge Berton Et. al
Christopher Rover
Franklin Township
J. W.cassingham
Howard Robimonict
Board of Trade
Camp on the Tuscarawas Abandoned After Seven Weeks
Sene Felder Camp near the Nobie farm has been broken up and campers returned to the city. Lithographers of the Tus J standard Advertising companies set up the camp seven weeks ago for a season of hunting. The inventor of lithography was honored during the gathering. News arrived Tuesday of the death of Deve Watson of North Lima Ohio formerly of Zanesville and Park Hotel staff with many friends left to mourn.
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Felder
Nobie
Tus J Standard Advertising Companis
Hcro
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Fithography
Deve Watson
North Lnmore
Ohio
Zanesville
Park Hotel
Wheelings adopt interchangeability system across lines
The Wheel ing and Lake Erie railroad systems have adopted the interchangeable misence book for the central passenger recurrence and now use it throughout the network. Cleveland Canton and Southern previously used it before absorption, and it is noted that Wheel ing adopted it for that reason.
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Lake Erie
Cleveland, Canton & Southern
Wheeling
Doctor and boy badly bruised in Kenilworth accident
Doctor McClain and his office boy suffered bruises when their buggy horse reared near children on Kenilworth avenue. The doctor was knocked to the ground and his leg hurt, requiring a week to regain use. McCabbie also injured as the buggy dragged.
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Kenilworth Avenue
Grove
Doclor
McCabbie
Painting of Private Wrant Returns Home From Philippines
An intriguing painting in the show window depicts Private Wrant of the Wyoming regiment who served in Gallieni and the Philippines. The critic cites a Manila photograph as reference and notes the soldier will return home in a few weeks.
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iRarns & Gesser
Wrant
Wyomings
Galleniie
Philippines
Manila
Storm Rips Through Keene Area Causing Barn Losses
A Tuesday storm battered Keene and nearby areas with cyclone like force. Trees were toppled and fences blown over while James Hamilton’s barn and contents burned after a fire started by the storm. A bay a binder and a mower were destroyed. No insurance coverage existed. Nathan Endsler also lost his barn which was unroofed.
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Keene
James Hamilton
Nathan Endsler
Indictments Return in Three Schuofarber Cases
Grand jury returns seven indictments against Dave Ike and Jake Schuofarber for obtaining money by false pretenses from the Conwertland Farmers Bank and the Commercial Bank. Bond set at 100 dollars. Ike and Jake bound to 100 as well. Dave signs his own bond with J P Forbes as bondsman. Willie Schanfarber ordered to appear as witness. Contempt warrants issued for two women who fled to Kentucky.
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Jake
Ike
Con Wertland Farmers Banks
Davy
Schupfarber
Farmers’ Bankg
Farmers’ Bank
Tay
Himebaugh
James
Pumerene & Pomerene
Nicholas Af. Merrell
Wheeler
J. P. Forbes
Schanfarber
Willie Schanfarber
Kentucky
Paper mill in constant operation and local civic improvements
The paper mill operates daily delivering ten tons of straw. An electric company receives machinery to be installed promptly. Health Officer Ioster reports eight deaths in August. Young Wicken returns from Mt. Vernon claiming to have visited Itoscoe. A Main street cleanup drive and a white wing push cart are succeeding. A tiling flag is placed in the Park hotel office and the room is paneled. Deputy Warden Carnes alerted to arrest Sabbath breakers as Columbus authorities demand vigilance.
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Park Hotel
Carnes
Columbus
Comings and Goings Highlight Local Society News
A lengthy society column lists numerous residents and visitors: Henry Davis on Second Street. George Barnes in Columbus. Nellie Hutchinson visiting Dresden friends. Capt. E. F. Hays of Warsas in the city. Lina Madden at Chestnut Street. Edward Compton to Columbus. George Harris hosted by Post Boy. Charles La Serre and Cora La Serre east visiting. Aura Caldwell of Zanesville visiting Phil Burt’s family.
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Charles la Serre
Cora la Serre
Aura Caldwell
Zanesville
Phil Burt
Masons Schedule First Meeting in New Willer Hall
The Masons will meet Friday evening in the Willer building for the first time in months in a formal gathering. The new hall’s dining room is among the finest meeting rooms and the hall will be officially dedicated soon.
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Willer Building
Newcomers to wed in city ceremony
Cards announce the wedding of Edward S. Dat to Miss Waritha EFbetter. The ceremony is Thursday morning followed by a train trip to Cleveland and points north. The couple will reside on Case Terrace after September 13.
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Edward S. Dat
Gaithersburgh man buys steam launch for river pleasure trips
Thomas Guinther of Gaithers Panmng mil purchases the steam launch owned by Roecams or Ros ece. He plans an overhaul to make a modern steamer for river use and picnics, launching from the river as a pleasure boat.
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Thomas Guinther
Gaithers
Disorderly Women Meet at Pew Hall
Two women behaved disruptively on a Wednesday evening and were told to call at Pew Hall. After a couple of reprieves, Mayor Casslingam ordered their arrest and the matter was considered settled as a minor disturbance.
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Repronpana Ays
Casslingam
Winnyder and Son Advertise High Butter Egg Price
The notice claims they pay the highest market price for butter eggs and chickens, promoting their business with emphasis on top rates.
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Winnyder & Son
Sharp Practice With Target Guns Disturbs City Youths
A number of boys were shooting sparrows on Second Street Tuesday afternoon using target guns in a reckless manner. Complaints have been repeatedly made and residents fear someone may be hurt.
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Second Street
Local Visitor Slims Squirrel Stock in West Carlisle
Bert Preston of that place visited West Carlisle during The Weeho with Charles Chane and shot two squirrels. Squirrel numbers are scarce in that region. Timoth: seed tok sale at Wet. a. W. Snyder & Son's.
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Bert Preston
West Carlisie
Charles Chane
Timoth
A. W. Snyder & Son
Two-City Senate Ticket Nominated At Coshocton Convention
At the joint Eighteenth-Nineteenth senatorial convention in Coshocton W H McCabe presided. After two ballots Myers of Coshocton County and Ilhurst of Tuscarawas won. The Monroe County delegation bolted vowing vengeance as their candidate was not nominated.
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W.H. McCabe
Myers
Coshocton County
Ilurst
Tuscarawas
Monroe County
Republican Conventions Announce Keene Township Meetings
Republican electors of Keene township are urged to meet on September 16 at 7 p.m. to nominate a candidate for land appraiser. A second gathering is set for September 23 at 6:45 p.m. in Keene town hall to choose a land appraiser candidate. Rev. L. Crawford, Central Committee.
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Keene
Revr. L. Crawford
Cen
Sunday School Convention to be Held at Elfield Church
Sunday school convention set for September 17 at the Evangelical church in Elfield. All Sunday schools in part are asked to prepare exhibits and sing selections. Special speakers from Coshocton will participate. county president G C L Peacock orders readiness. secretary C F Reaver notes details.
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Elfield
Coshocton
G. C. L. Peacock
Missing wedding ring found after circus visit
The ring from Mrs. A Gerald Mayo vanished during Robinson's circus in May and reappeared on a Wednesday when Tunis Elsen returned it after finding it.
Gomez To Manila and Army Enlistment Effort
Frank Riggie, James Croy, Judy West and Greg Talmadge traveled to Zanesville on Thursday to enlist in the regular army. They expect assignment to a regiment bound for Manta. Meanwhile Grace M. EL church ladies will host a park event offering coffee, cake and ice cream Thursday evening on John Avenue, inviting all.
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James Croy
Judy” West
Greg Talmadge
Zanesville
Manta
Ladies of Districts
Grace M
EL Church
Jn Ath Avenue
Esersybod
Insurance receipt and sale notice from Ohio firm
Certifies receipt of 257 14 from AO Miser agent for One Farmers Insurance for loss by fire at a barn and contents on July 26 1890. Gray Hardware Co announces a Friday Friday 5th sale of first class three inch drain tile at 31 per hundred with price rise after that date.
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Freef Ny
W. G.iTay
St. Cosnocton
Ohio
Gray Hardware Company
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