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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1907
Page
2
A hint of a possible auto factory coming to the area surfaced as Hambrick of Hinstington and associates from Columbus searched for a suitable site in Coshocton yesterday. The party believes local incentives and willing partners could persuade them to relocate the venture here.
Fragmented notes report night dredging on a dredge with Fred Smee and others present. Business and market price updates appear amid divorce case details and a chaotic local scene with scattered mentions of Ada Thom man and Alvin twin.
A garbled report describes a sudden illness near Taeseart jehoalati Inst with fast repercussion. Relatives were informed via calls about a person named Beenie Toby Uying and others linked to Miks Tel en Main st Qhincy Dawson. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Blackson of fiensant Valley apologizes to Officer Jackson for a tirade during a confrontation. He says relatives who visited Jackson witnessed the moment and notes Jackson remained a close friend, stressing he did not intend harm and seeks reconciliation.
An article extols Dr. Vieree's Favorite Prescription and Unicorn root as remedies for female weakness. It cites medical authorities praising Golden Seal root and Valentas as tonic ingredients. The piece frames these botanicals as broadly helpful for reproductive and constitutional conditions in women.
Jackson acts as organizer for a Humane Society initiative in New Philadelphia. An officer will remain in the city during the organizer’s absence for a few days while he makes an annual visit. Messages note contact with Mrs Win. Anyksen and details about local residents and a recent hand injury with recovery progress.
James N Ole a Bennison Phi handworking saw mill operator receives 20000 cash for his patent invention. The story notes Ole’s work generating funds to pay his debts as well as ownership of certain items connected to the invention.
The readable portions reference pay rolls and entities with distorted names. It mentions coal and related interests, plus several place and person names that are garbled. The exact actions and dates are unclear due to the degraded text.
Fragmented OCR text mentions regimental honors and various garbled names and titles. The piece references veterans, a governor, and a period of commemoration amid unclear details. The readable entities include a regiment, a president, and a governor, with scattered place-like tokens and dates missing.
A big smoker and grand rally are planned for Friday night at the third story of the Shlrw building over the Peoples Link. All members of the Grand Army of the Republic and descendants, plus others, are invited. Speeches and music will be arranged by G A R members and Sons of Veterans officers will receive invitations. The event aims to boost morale and camaraderie among veterans and their families. Bloomfield neighbors face neighbor theft accusations as a local dispute unfolds over missing items. A man accused of petty theft is being prosecuted amid questions about the strength of the evidence and potential witness issues.
Prices for washing and drying shirts aprons and domestics will rise after September as Eureka and City Steam Laundry owners raise rates. Protests note workers face higher costs and longer hours while communities watch the changes unfold and await further details from the laundry operators.
A fragmented report describes injuries from a sheet iron incident with a jagged hole in a man’s trunk. Details are obscured by garbled text but the event involved damage and potential medical response.
Senator Joseph B. Foraker delivers a fiery speech at the state fairgrounds denouncing federal overreach and declaring he will not take orders from Washington or from outsiders. He pledges to govern Ohio and urges Ohioans to question his political path, asserting independence from higher authority.
The Ohio Sun features an interview with Shares B. Compton of this city about Lt. Charles B. Compton’s travels and prospects. Compton discusses the homecoming and the Philippine campaign, noting U.S. progress, transportation modes, and the evolving American stance in the islands as a measure of ongoing public interest and national effort.
Mrs. Maury Bugliss of Cobhenten visits locally for a few days with friends. Mrs. Nort Underwood and daughter spend weekend near Warsaw. Miss Nora Shingiter visits with Acon Reeds. Clyde Testes of [nainter] visits Mrs. Willis Goodin. A.M. Rintth honored at church gathering Sunday. Avie Tela and others attend social rounds. Worksnin the Mrs. Isaney Wolford and Frank Joliston family gathered Sunday. Absence Compton and companions noted. Dressmaker Ranavel expected to travel to Cay. Funeral observed for Albert Anderson at Union Church Monday. Masons report Winsor house work in Cushorton Friday.
Canal Lewisville notes a school bell event with visits from friends and family. Mentions Fannie Bulser and Ti twa, Andrew Corbet as guests, and a village celebration tied to a September primary day. Includes references to Juliana friends and local officials.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Sullivan plans settlement at Franklin suite with vice president and others. Text mentions a Sunday event among thirteen earlier references and implies disposal of an issue soon, though the details are unclear due to damaged text.
Local church feud around Rev. King and Rev. Dr Hen deepens as accusations of misconduct and defaming ex-members surface. Ledger notes depositions, investigations, and possible charges amid factional divisions within the church. Also mentions George Maple welcoming a baby girl born Friday.
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