Divorce Saps Randies Furniture Dealer to Wind Up Store
E D Randies, Coshocton furniture dealer, files voluntary assignment to Let Williams as part of winding up his business amid divorce proceedings led by Mrs Randies. Liabilities about 800 dollars. Stock to be appraised and sold quickly. Randies hopes divorce is settled soon. He plans to pay creditors dollar for dollar and then leave Coshocton, stating he will pay wife’s bills and give $5 weekly with child custody.
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E. D. Randies
Willams
Coshec
R. C.darnes
Benjamin Coe
Ranales
S. Grocery
Randles
Coshocton
Creen
Derailed Fast Express Wreck Near Arcadia Missouri
A fast passenger train on the Southeast line from St Louis via the Iron Mountain route derailed near Arcadia Missouri. Reports say two trainmen were killed and 15 passengers injured. The wreck occurred when a van downed an embankment caused forward cars to leave the track. Denny Shinn of the Standed hotel takes a week’s vacation. he rode a yellow pony with his dog Bus ter to Marietta.
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Louis
St.Louis
Iron’ Mountain
Arcadia
Hhe van
Denny
Shinn
Buster
Marietta
Thrilling chase as Vigilant harasses American fish tug
In Lake Erie near the boundary, the fish tug Barnhurst and crew endured a heavy chase by Canadian cruiser Vigilant. More than 30 shots struck the tug. two fishermen were cut by splinters and the fireman fainted from exertion as the vessel escaped toward the line after eight miles at full steam.
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Erie
Harry G. Barnhurst
Lake Erie
Nick Fase
Duan
Magnus Johnson
Fase
Alma
Valiant
Boyd
Dunn
Fasel
Embezzlement Exposed by Naval Paymasters in Tokyo
Reports from Tokyo reveal that three naval paymasters embezzled 165000 dollars from government funds. The release also notes political party opposition and broader unrest amid investigations into naval finances.
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Beveral
Naval
Tokyo
Harvest Festival at Emanuel Lutheran Church
A very impressive Harvest Festival service was held at Emanuel's Lutheran church with a union service by Rev. Mr. Weber. Congregations contributed abundant fruit offerings and the gifts were placed with King’s Daughters for distribution to the city’s needy.
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Weber
Divine Lodge
Christian Church
Open skating opens with crowded Coshocton rink
A large crowd filled the Coshocton rink for the formal opening session. The Imperial band provided superb music as beginners learned quickly on the fast floor. Skating draws a huge following with 15 cent admission and free skates and instruction, and another session was scheduled due to demand from clerks unable to attend Saturday night.
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Imperial Band
Coshocton
Bellefontaine GOP Opens Campaign With Large Rally
Bellefontaine Ohio September 18 a Republican campaign opening on September 23 is expected to draw up to thirty thousand people. The event uses west central Ohio as a draw with Bellefontaine well connected by rail. Local officials have raised funds for hospitality and the day includes a parade at noon and speeches beginning at 1 30 pm after church gatherings. Dow of Bellefontaine chairs the event with John R Malloy secretary J N Zearing sergeant at arms and F O Batch grand marshal. Vice President Charles Fairbanks and possibly Elihu Root will attend with Governor Herrick and Senators Foraker and Dick speaking. An evening concert by the Republican Gee club and fireworks close the day.
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Bellefontaine
Ohio
State Grand Army
Dunkards
Court House
Bellefontainé
Herrick
John R. Malloy
Columbus
J. N. Zearing
F O Batch
Charles” Fairbanks
Elihu Root
Foraker
Republican Gee Club of Columbus
Injunction Sought Against Trolley Fare in New Philadelphia
New Philadelphia city solicitor Lewis Welty filed a petition asking the court to issue an injunction restraining the Tuscarawas Traction Co and the Canton New Philadelphia Railway Co from collecting 10 cent fares for travel from the city to the Fire Clay Works south of Midvale. Also noted: Higgins found a pair of valuable dogs lost by a hunter on a Panhandle train. owner pending. Russell Hart began work at 636 Graham as the usher at the Western Thien office.
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New Philadephia
Lewis Welty
New Philadelphia
Tuscarawas Traction Company
Canton-New Philadelphia Railway Company
On Fire Clay Works
Midvale
Co. Higgins
Vail Company
Beautiea
Mr. Higigns
Russell Hart
Graham
Thien
Thief Missed Fifth Figure In House Break In
Mathias Klinger reported a burglary at his home on South Seventh street Saturday night. About 27 dollars in cash and 34 dollars in a check were taken, with 50 dollars in greenbacks left untouched in his trousers. The thief opened the back door by morning and Klinger alerted the police after discovering the loss and noting a nearby conversation about the money.
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Mathias Klinger
South Seventh Street
Klinger
Joan
Beagle
Spring Mountain
Coshocton
Mrs Layman Dies At Keene After Week Of Illness
Mrs J N Layman aged 74 died at Keene after heart trouble lasting about a week Her long residence there and large family of children are noted Funeral services are planned Wednesday forenoon Rev Manning of the M E church will officiate burial will be at Blissfield cemetery Taft sails for Frisco Yokohama Sept 18 He and party leave for San Francisco aboard Korea amid Japanese enthusiasm He said reports of anti foreign demonstrations were exaggerated in America and noted no general anti foreign feeling after visiting Japan
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J. N. Layman
T Keene
Taft
Frisco
Yokohama
San Francisco
Korea
America
Japan
Tokyo
Det
Horse Flees Car Hitched to Buggy In Canal Lewieville
A horse hitched to a buggy driven by Roy Dornan of Canal Lewieville bolted after a collision with an auto on a street near Fourth Street this morning. The horse escaped onto the paving in the city ball area, fell, and was unhitched by Turnkey Decker. It suffered only a minor hind-leg injury.
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Roy Dornan
Canal Lewieville
Ee Street
Explorer Nansen Sees Norway Monarch Yet in Future
Stockholm dispatch reports Nansen predicting Norway’s future government by referendum and likely to be a monarchy. It notes Swedish and Norwegian commissioners reached a compromise at Karlstad to dismantle frontier forts except Kongsvinger and Fredriksteen with Sweden planning new forts outside the neutrality zone opposite those forts.
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Nansen
Sweden
Stockholm
Karlstad
Kongsvinger
Svenska Dagbladet
Fritjof Nansen
Fredriksteen
Norway
Harald Hjarne
Riksdag
Fredriketeen
Purse Theft Prompted Warrant for Arrest in City
John McFarland appeared at Mayor Rinner's office Saturday and swore out a warrant for Dent Jeffries charging him with appropriating McFarland's pocketbook containing about 13 dollars. Jeffries was arrested by Turner Decker Saturday afternoon and confined in the city prison. William Phillips, an experienced coat maker from Columbus, has joined the Jackson and Wisenberg tailoring shop and Mrs. Phillips will join him in the city within a week.
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John McFarland
Rinner
Dent Jeffries
Jefffries
Turnger Decker
William Phillips
Columbus
Jackson &Wisenberg Tailoring
Phillips
City Hall Mayoral Race Sparks Factional Clash
The contest for mayor ended with J B Manner winning a large vote margin over Dr. McCurdy. The insurgent faction’s editors and managers faced a strong rebuke for alleged bossism while the board of elections distributed a wide vote across wards.
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Fieming
Jd. Aeurer
Johnson McDowell
Curdy
Campaten
Flamer
Board of Elections
Ministers Meeting at Coshocton Library
The Coshocton Ministerial Association met Monday morning with President Crumley present though attendance was down as ministers were out of town. Reports outlined church work and a discussion addressed congregational needs following the readings. A separate note likened a cooked oyster to pearls found by a reader, implying a failed find of value.
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Coshoeton
Moeming
Crumley
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Cleeviana
Jobn Adame
Jatter
Clayoné Chief
Vigilant
Fisher
Martinez
A. Lone
Juan ‘Hernandez
DeHart
George’ ‘A. Hay
James Glenn
Ing J
Hanley
Ball
P. P. DeHart
Nay Ball
Ogee
Meek’ Company
Hildebrand
Waddell
Meeks
Forbes
J. R. Vaughn
Court House Square
Aaphive
Mrs. Layman
Keene
DR. F. Nansen
J. B. Manner
Andrew Wea
George T. Ayera
Howard €. Hales
Board of Public Service
W. Tish
Hutchinson
John
M. de Geo. Hotman
Chadag Craig
C. G. Graham
Astestor
Geo. Get
Rie
Anna
Tapa
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