Railway platform crowd travels from Columbus to Coshocton
A group described as people from up the Wheeling spent Thursday in Coshocton after leaving the state fair in Columbus. They arrived on No. 8 at 9 28 a m and camped along the parade grounds before catching the morning train. Some travelers came from Mogadore near Kent. W T Knight returned from a sales trip in several counties to promote Ben A Co advertising goods. Oldest Mason in the World James Belkews McCregor, aged 106, celebrated his birthday in Laconia New Hampshire.
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Oamei
Wheeling
Coshocton
Columbus
Polcesmen
Mt. Suanpee
N. H
Jas. Belkews McCregor
Frank Pigman Hangs Out Law Shingle
Frank Yigman, longtime educator in Coshocton County, has returned to the area to establish a law practice in Crawford County. He studied in Chicago, taught at a law school, and worked with the corporation counsel while pursuing law. A former county school examiner and County Teach Association president, Pigman is active in Knights of Pythias and Masons, and will serve clients from his Gulon office.
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Frank Pigman
Frank Yigman
Coshocton
Sere
Chicago
Chicago Liaw College
Pigman
Ahi County
Enuny
County Teach Association
Oliver
Randtes
TW. Coulter
Gulon
Ome
Crawford County
Pigmen
Knights of Pythias
Masonic
Ohio Farm Products At Jamestown Exhibit Palace Display
The States Exhibit Palace in Jamestown Ohio hosts a large Ohio farm products display organized by J Tussing and Samuel Taylor featuring 2400 square feet of floor space and 24 panels with grain designs. It showcases over 600 glass jars of seeds and a variety of fruits canned preserved and pickled. Outstanding corn ears measure up to fifteen inches with 1200 grains. pre historic yellowish corn from mound builder burial heaps is also shown. Best white burley tobacco comes from Brown county with Spanish Ohio seed and Dutch tobacco from Warren county.
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Jamestown
Ohio
States
Kt. J. Tussing
Samuel Taylor
Mackeye
Ave
Wade
Ohio Booth
Brown County
Pythian Commander Pleased At Centennial Exposition
From this expression of the command ing officers of the Ohio uniform rank Knights of Wythias several hundred who recently Gueniipers at the ex position were delighted with the Ter centennial. Colonel W J Klein of the Third regiment Otlo brigade says it is the most agreeable coup ever experienced by his men and that the exposition has revelation to them. Colonel C O Moore of the fifth regiment says the exposition is equal to rot at St Louis and Anet It requires a week to see the fair. He adds his wife and daughter have accompanied him and never before received such emirteous treatment among strangers and at liberal rates.
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Ohio
Knights of Wythias
W. J. Kiein
Otlo
Sarg
C. O. Moore
Satya
St. Louis
Anet
Ife Adda
Falconi Praises Damestown Exposition During Washington Visit
Papal delegate Mer. Falconi of the United States expresses delight with the Damestown Exposition calling it magnificent and beautiful. He leaves for Washington after attending the convention of We Knights of Cotumien.
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Mgr. Falcon
Damestown
Mer. Falconi
United Sates
Washington
We Knighss
Cotumien
Homecoming for Fr e Fuhr after state fair flights
Aeronaut Frank Fuhr returned home from Columbus after attending the state fair. He witnessed Knabenshue’s fight on Wednesday and praised a smaller airship than the Feiler ships. Fuhr performed well at Nelsonville and Zanesville, drawing Labor Day crowds and acclaim from Clareence Clemens and others. The airship was the main attraction and scheduled to fly at News Ark in October after a rest in Cosheet.
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Kere
Frank Fuhr
Colubua
Knabenshue
Fuhr
Lie
Nelsonville
Stel
Clareence Clemens
Tf. B. Me Sostkl
Wilam Wilson
Howard Fable
Zanesville
Anediine Fuhr
News Ark
Compton Ahead by a Nose in $30 Homecoming Travel Race
Coshocton vies for the $30 prize at the state fair homecoming by distance traveled to Columbus. Two contestants, each claiming 12 066 miles, tout Coshocton resident Chas B Compion as leading with a longer journey via the Suez route, while Oliver G Wolcott is noted as a government employee from Birdukes Luan and claims San Francisco as part of his long trip.
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Compton
Coshocton
Columbus
Coshocton Bay
Chas B. Compion
Tolla
Oliver G. Wolcott
Birdukes
San Francisco
Zandoanga
Pew Kohler in Demand by Churches
Newcomerstown and Soapt area churches seek Rev Kohler for leadership as the WU B conference progresses. Younger members forced a vote to keep the prior three presiding elders rule, but the superintendent remains favored. Rev Dr Trufof Bayton and Rev Kendal address missions and preaching duties amid a bustling conference agenda.
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PEW
Kohler
Cashocton U. B
Ftey
Neom
East
Ohio
Eoufarance
Cashocton
Thompson
Navarre
Kendal
Truf
Bayton
W. R Freak
D YD
Rates Equalized For Independent Phone Service
An article notes a new law to set the eight race day rate at the same price as the night rate starting September 7. The move follows rapidly after a prior related report and is framed around a heavy melt business requiring rate equalization.
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Maueh
Fong
Ahry
Selian
Rell Ge
Rinner May Run in Local Mayor Race Rumor
Rumors swirl in Democratic circles about a possible mayoral bid by a veteran candidate. Pressure reportedly mounts to unite the party behind a single contender, with discussion of whether an erstwhile mayor might reenter the field if principal rivals falter.
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Rinner
Amiayor
Jim Manvers
Une Lishs
Tiler Mariner
Fey
Arnold Winklehorn
Dr McElwee Summoned in Delaware Death Notice
Dr McElwee died suddenly at his New Castle home after years of practice in the western district. Survived by relatives, his funeral was held Wednesday with a large turnout of friends. The late physician had served Delaware since 1851 and lived a modest life.
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Wee Keward Tv
New Cradle
Ptate
Delaware
Mat
Aren Shoufer
Ant Mite Beaman
Cabacion
Ait
Mrooamdl Mae Andersen
Hroyesstauree
Solin Sniyvdea
Fet Syriac
Sthaeisab Fey
John Callahan Wins KiG H Honor in Eastern Ohio
John Callahan receives a major honor from the Central Executive Board of the Traditional Order of Eastern Men at their headquarters in Coshocton. He is named one of four organizers to lead the labor effort with duties nationwide while wheat shipments are coordinated by the United States. The ceremony was held September 7 with Sullivan, Fre Miller, and Sam Carpenter assisting in presenting commissions.
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Oas Terns Menators
Tmdsmingver
TL Thessatestres
Uwajted
Coshocton
Treside
Scarcity Predictions From A Well Known Local Figure
A local observer warned that nuts will be scarcer than ever due to scarce squirrels. The commentator noted low abundance in the wildlife, linking it to tighter nut supplies for crops and broader seasonal effects.
Dickey Family to Move to West Lafayette in October
W H Dickey and family plan to relocate to West Lafayette at the start of October. They have rented a house there and intend to rent or dispose of their Coshocton property.
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Dickey
West Lafayette
W. H. Dickey
Erget
Coshocton
Mohawk Village notes and local incidents mixed with visits
Mohawk village folk plan a week at the store with Mr and Mrs W Given to visit kin in Kansas. Rev W H A Shook preached a strong sermon at Mohawk church. Neighbors discuss next year’s North Ohio annual conference in Cleveland. Jew Graham and B Freese visit Coshocton relatives. R I Moore saves a shell from a stray and Payvid Noble of the city suffers minor injuries in Columbus after being hit by a streetcar incident.
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Mohawk Village
U. S. Moore
Dueston To Gee
Hilton
Grand jury schedule shifted after prosecutor's absence
The grand jury will not meet until Septembr Ti one werk from Monday and the court opens Monday Sept 3. Due to Prosecutor McDowell's absence, the grand jury is delayed about a week, while the 43d O V I reunion features a painting presentation to the regimental association by Phil Clover and McClay. The day also notes WCTU Keene meeting with officers elected: President Mrs L Whittier, Vice President Mrs Ela Beall, Secretary Mrs Porky Sverctaty, Treasurer Mrs Nobbuegley, Parlor Supt Mrs OC Parlor, Flower Mission Mrs Tetty Shank, Evangelistic Work Mrs Ro Ohta.
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McDowell
Srand
O. V
Thrace Park
Dom Imundant
Syluphus
Phil Clover
Goin
Columbus
Sons of Veterans
John Meny
Farks Mills
State House and Grounds
McClay
Wat
Col. Park
Park
Tavhare
Er el Coshoeton
Heanse
Tor Shut
Harris
W. C. T. U. O Keene
W. GT. OU
Whittemore
Whittercarr Wurst
Ela Beall
Porky
Nobbuegley Phorlater
Flower Mission
Tetty Shank
Amish Folk Show Little Interest in Liquor Fight
An article reports that Amish residents in Holmes and Tuscarora counties show minimal engagement with a liquor issue. Some members discuss the matter in a mock, unintelligible dialect while others express indifference, preferring plain English and resisting public debates.
Farney Brothers Sell Fine French Coach Horses
Local firm Farney brothers receive second lot of fine French coach horses from the Pacific Express Company in Birds Run. The shipment includes bred mares and stallions of high quality, establishing the Farney stock farm as one of the finest in the region.
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Farney
War Toad
Hi Coe Wednesdag Aicht
France
Yi Pucific Express Company
Wheeling
Farney Brothers
Masers Resigns as Local Collector Amid Board's Refusal
James Magers has served as collector for the Business Mfon's association since March 12, 2006. He tendered his resignation at the close of the regular meeting, but the association unanimously refused to accept it. the resignation would take effect October 1, with a successor to be elected at the October 3 meeting. Magers cites desire to focus on his Plainfield area farm as reason, tenant lease expired, plans to move in October. An applicant has already emerged for the position. About twenty five members attended Wednesday evening’s session.
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Masers
HIG
James Magers
Wetu
Mfon's Association
Magers
Plainfield
Cecil Masers
Moemlas
Pronke
Clemens
Sa Swis
Gray
Mista
Favoritly
Tecamimen
T J. Vinntey
Annie
Big Tall
al Sky Wilh
Brooke
Dreft Nh
Koys
New Residence on Fourth Street Progress
The project at 16 rooms along Send Fourth Street moves forward with cellar excavation under construction. The home for resident CG Kissner is described as a modern wind prelate in the city, aiming to be one of the most advanced houses in the area.
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St. CG
Kissner
Send Fourth Street
Alty
Hand Crushed In Stamping Machine Fatal Injury
Raward Toardenkircher, age iv years, suffered a crushing accident at a stamping press around 480 o clock Thursday afternoon. His hand was caught as he adjusted material not feeding properly. He was treated at a physician's office and later at home. doctors fear the hand may require amputation.
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Amialanen
Bil Ward
Charles Dordenkircher
Fought like wildcat to keep out of jail at trial
A court session featured intense defense as Ushi and Maegan of Pleasant Valley faced pretrial tensions. Sheriff Browning and Deputy Wlesins held Blackson after a confrontation, while Officer Jackson and other staff responded to the scene. Details of custody, employment, and family impact emerged as the case proceeded.
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Thomann
Phirkson
Hin Blackson
Jackson
Gul
Mackson
Owark
Oriertary
Arrested to Pay Oil Fine for Disorderly Conduct
An individual named Wa Corder was arrested and ordered to pay a fine of $44. The charge appears connected to a disturbance leading to fines or penalties. Other names listed may reflect associates or related parties in the case.
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Mersey
Wade's Racer string advocates a statewide effort
A fragmented report notes Wade of Coxtetan pushing a statewide racing series with potential entries from Latint Woriesds Menelay Maazie Yo and John Arata amid county events. The piece mentions The bartandera and local merchants debating open saloons and a bartender holiday proposal while observers question the plan's feasibility.
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Wade
Coxtetan
Nee Harars
Rgate
Weed
Ananey
Noted Opera Singer Madame Jacoby to Visit Coshocton
Coshocton schedules a Peoples Lecture course event featuring Madame Jacoby, famed contralto, with a program including accompanists and a 1920s concert company. The announcement cites illness and deaths affecting other speakers but confirms Jacoby’s concert date and pricing at one dollar.
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Mme Jacosy
Ginger
Coshocton
Conve Metropolitan
Crank Opera
Mpany
New York
Madauia Jacony
Contralta
Moo Ehurch
Madame Juenby
Tates
Madame Jacoby
Dave
Mae
Avie Jsephy
Hon
Siffleett
Chosa
PlanningHuhie
Derley Youngs
Piederick Wheyler
Lies
Paul Eisler
Yiuraday
Alston
Atedawell
Meqdeudt
Oreopbuch
Toof
Slottigt
Kuni
Orenintte
Alvin
Newens
Nm Peader
Spepass
Leland Powers
Timget
Tony Lbs
Tapp
Steel
Taker
Webber
Dion
Geo
Alden
Tony
Lod
Nhichly
McKinley Memorial Dedication Plans for Canton Parade
The Coshocton date book notes a September 30 dedication for the McKinley Memorial in Canton. President Roosevelt expected to attend with National Memorial Association guests and foreign ambassadors. An all-day program includes a parade, an afternoon monument ceremony, and remarks by officials in Canton and Washington.
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Coshocton
Mckinley
Amer Fca
Olfivansa
Mooseyvelt
Guid
National
Mckinley Mas Nerial Assmennion
Canton
Cheerie, Jie
Bolt House of Ean Seas
Dee
Roosevelt Tonrth
Publi Square
Monunment
Commis le Peerident Bookeyell
Gladys
Greay Re How
Canfean
Iecruss
WEUE
Gail Aplenial Hotel
Tallyvisi
Man Arrested After Drunk Scene on Walnut Street
Ales May was arrested after an intoxicated incident on Walnut Street. He was found in a drunken state in a wood building on Hens Street and taken to the police station. He was fined by Mayor Saith Thursday morning. The eight month old child of Mr. and Mrs. E. Mountfort of 412 South Ninth Street died this morning. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
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May
Denise
Taple
Wendy Ahernoon
Walnut Street
Wacon
Saith
Mountfort
South Ninth Street
Puneral
Marie
Well Attended Funeral for Mrs Trettie Beach
Remains of Mrs. Trettie Beach died at daughter Mrs Joseph Myser's home in Cambridge Real Sunday night. Funeral held Wednesday afternoon at Cambridge Cemetery with brief services at the Myser home Tuesday evening. Rev Chitin led services at Hovely Presbyterian Church. many friends from Coshocton and nearby attended including Rev Otton, Mar Lynch, and numerous Myser and related families.
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Seach
Trettie Beach
Joseph Myser
Cambridge
Chuk
Myser
Tess
Jett Coshocton
Bloomfield
Chitin
Hovely
Adan Alstiotne
Hecker
Furry
Woeury Courad
Be.g
Countenamt
Givason Adams
Chapman
Killed
Goele
Millersburg
Reed Ates
Wate Shatin
Keene
Property Listing Describes Land Sale at Railroad Corner
Property listing notes Catelus A. Tielanrde as proprietor. land at Aleniy Winks near the railroad corner offered for 190 per acre. One tract described as over 40 acres valued at 3 050.
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PAIB
Catelus A. Tielanrde
Aleniy
Buebujum Fem
Manuels Building Remodeled After Family Sale
The MeoManus building at Main Street undergoes a remodel after Charles McManus transfers the property. The dairy operation by Inte Sor Buker is linked to nearby changes as Whitby canton advances work. New appliances and a modern system install plan announced, with Mr. Linele of Race taking central control.
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Charles McManes
Dr. Beat Freshiaies
Cater
McManus
Whitby Canton
Linelean
County officials approve plan amid land survey confusion
County officials convened Wednesday in Terry township to authorize a new road project running from the Win ite Work School through land owned by A. LU sind WoC and past the residence of G. Ww. Oxley. Viewers included Melyitt Garrell and John Phen. Bonds and promises related to county offices and road work were approved, with the plan to commence in September.
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Terry Townahiy
Dayle
Punk
A. Panik
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