East Mac on 8th and Tuscarora notes and Morgan nomination
Local items report an East Mac event at the Opera House next Monday, excursion tickets to Chattanooga, and church notices. The 1894 Republican convention in Cambridge selected John H. Morgan as State Senate nominee after multiple ballots with Coshocton delegation backing Morgan, and talks covered county investigations and local incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
John H. Morgan
J. W. Smallwood
Guernsey County
E. L. Lybarger
Cosheston
Chrisirman
J. L. McDwaine
Tuscarawas
C. L. McCulley
Guernsey
J. W. Hawkins
Monroe
Seth M. Snyder
C. L Chamberlain
Noble
Capt. Lybarger
Coshocton
James Glenn
C. M. Stewart
G. A. Reapers
B.G. Chamberlain
Tuscarawan
J.C. Brooke
George W. Cooper
W. I. McNeeley
John Gradwin
PS. Coopers
E. M. Bailey
Souers
Dirat
Morgan
Souera
Williama
Williams
Willims
Williame
Monroe County
P. B. Olmatead
Nis
Thie
Republican Party
Senate
United States
Joseph
Foraker
Ager
New Factory Building Planned for Standard Advertising Co
Arrangements are complete for a new Wilding for the Standard Advertising Company on the south end of the Humrickhouse addition, facing Railroad Street. The brick building will be 50 by 400 feet, two stories high, and is expected to add about fifty workers next year. The company currently employs 105 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Advertising Company
Sondh
Humrickhouse
Railroad Street
Midnight Blaze Destroys Jail Attic and Sheriff Residence
About one o clock Monday night a fire started in the attic above the county jail. Four prisoners were moved to the city prison as flames grew. Firemen fought two hours to control the blaze, with timber damage and water damage to both jail and sheriff's residence. Insurance paid the loss at 1,087 dollars. Sheriff Clark relocated temporarily to the Price family property on Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Rocho- Brant
Clark
Olhorn
Cooper Insurance , Company
Dayton
Cincinneti Snderwrittca’ Insurance Company
Visitors and social notes fill Coshocton area pages
A crowded social scene spills into the page with visitors from many towns. Mentions include Henry Taylor of Wilmington on business, Miss Mae Hutchinson in Uhrichsville, Joe Cabashan of Delaware, and Mrs. Houston Hay's trip to New York with Warner. Local residents attend dedications, college trips and family visits across Columbus, Canton, Meadville, and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llehem
Pittsburgh
Busineas
Henry
Taylor
Wilmington
Mae Hutchinson
Uhricheville
Ka Connerty
Bi Colabus
Athens
Inga
Joe Cabashan
Delaware
George A. May
Pillsburg
Lady Burrell
Conesville
A. Zugechwert
Andersonville
Tern
J. W. Wright
Columbus
OP. K.pomereny
John P. Peele
Pareenty New Canton
Taosa Shambaugh
Fridhds
Auuerville
Nant
Alm, Bours
Newcotasetown
Liavie King
Newark
Bertie Walsh
Dawson
Pox
Eloustan Hay
Cushorlai
Wilt Jr. Manner
Point Pleasant
Ohiv
Houston Hay
New York Ciy
Warner
Juli Frew
Miliary Academy
Orchard Lake
Mich
Kenrga M. Snyder
Mlinyra
Misa Grorgin Vourlees
Glendate
Formle Seminary
Carl Lert
Gay Mook
Kiskimitelis School
Salterburg
Duestay
Lh. W. Boube
Hlaise
New York
Mie
Wary Hag
Coliallins
Oye Ee Herchison
Raeygebey Cailiee
Aliatony
Ed Brooke
Tavoke
Ping Strat
Miss Hetnekedra
Sioux City
Lowa
Warner Gekebagen
Burgann
Ahaa
Te Glover
Saltzburg
Roya
Mises Shirky
Fennt Wilton
Oxford
Newe Cine Foniet
Harlotugh
Mag
Mather
Cinchanty
Maes Werser
North Fourth
Aalasies
Ile
Lamnavilla
Aliyabeth Enson
Cherry Street
Maguatic Springs
Gertrude Carhartt
Roenow
Shephentoon Conservatory
Aluse
J. Bahinor
Mother
New York City
Ricketts
Lola Burchfield
Consorvatory of Music
Leon
Uhat Institution
Matthaw
Beebe
Juulua
Bloomington
Frank Ri¢kolds
Bla
May Qotehanson
Filantes Hickults
Wicely Showil
Meadstile
Cambridge
Miss Allen
Coshocton
J. HL. Milley
Peter Doltwrt
W. J. DeTlani
Coghacton
Misa Nelle Richatts
Live V'Elork
Tia Henitit
Sae Burban
Thoxa Prakonk
Koulge Glover
Guanrgia Voorhees
Bhirley Mahar
Janiie Wilton
Wille Hunn
Dalsy Ive
Mae Stevanson
Mos
Frank Maxwell
Mra
Danra Cow Snyder
Alies Snyder
Formar
Vauxhale College
Nashville
Alien Snyder
Toten Pomereno
Annia Tlunt
Mabel Waggoner
Annie Compton
Georgia Voorhees
Dorothea Adamus
Stalls Coo
Frances Donahew
Cort Hay
Mary Hay
Claudia Baker
Naille Means
Mae Witteringson
Iva Mactoy
Bonnie Rinketts
Mesdvilla
Horrible death at Wilmington electric plant blast
A man named Harry Taylor and his father were workers at Wilmington’s electric light plant. Harry, about 23, slipped from a pole, grabbed a live wire of over 1,000 volts, and died instantly as he hung for minutes. His father, the plant superintendent, witnessed the tragedy and mourns deeply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Taylor
Henry C. Taylor
Wilmington
Taylor
Mary Keagy
Cineinnati Enquirer
Mnarry Taylor
Henry Taylor
City Electric Light Plant
Locust and
Mulberry
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Eicor
Chattanooga
Keene Presbyterian
J.K. Bucher
Joseph Burrell
A. Z. Shelly
Tuscarora Advertising Company
Clifford Wilcox
East Ohio
The
United Brethren Church
New Philadelphia
E. A. Fair
Baptist Church
W. Sxypen
Charley van Buren
Snyder
Jonathan Hersberger
Here‘berger
Grace M. E Church
I. B. Dillinw
J. L. Brymer
Plainfield
Eight Mile
Oregon
Chriglian
Amurel Burrell
Bethlehem Township
Bucklew Run
Hornes
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Protestant Episcopal Church
Fern Bank
Cincinnati
J. de B. Kaye
Coxry
McConnell
Thomas McConnell
Board of Commissioners
Board of Commisssioners
J. W. Cassingham
J. D. Nicholas
T. H. Wheeler
Roe Robinson
George S. Caton
Selby
Edward Ransom
Jacob Schanfarber
J. C. Fisher
Jacob Werner
Guy C. Robinson
Charles Geidel
Wm. Buros
Frank Ko Fomereup
U. F. Shauwecker
O W. McManair
George M. Gray
L. K. Anderson
G.T. Ayera
J. J. Rusa
Tuk
Allicon
Ture Ace
Rey
Dr. Talmage
T. de Witt Talmage
D. J
Prince of
Coshocton Fair Grounds
W. J. Hyde
Keene
Father Joe
Father J. M. Jacquet
St. George Catholic Church
Father Rosa
Mingo Junction
Father Jacquet
Texas
R. C. Edwards
Guerneey
Turnbaugh
A.C. Armatrong
Olmstead
C. B McCoy
J. W. Campbell
J. B. Rouse
W.H. Alkingon
Lybarger
E. G. Chamberlain
Committee On
Credendale
Committee On Permanent Organizazation
Committee On Rules and Regulations
OC. B. McCoy
Aksolvnn
Ohio
Conventen
Lberty
Proveeben
Arsorven
Cassis
Lesersen
William MecKinley
Tio
Saroiy
Joseph Hi. Foraker
Mercy
Dota
Wil Atassos
T. Britowe
W. Caurrena
John J. Locke
Guernery
C. A. Leland
F.C. Williame
F. ‘Akann
James Rodgers
Row
Aln
Craft
Canton
Nora Elder
Harrington
Triands Hare
Miss Minute Collier
Raton, New Mexico
M. Gokier
Wew
T. Knight
Babe
Piulahiegh
George Willian
Ce 4Hembus
Tia County
Reas
John le Wilson
Mra Jay Hail
Will
Frere
Newcomerstown
A. J. Will
Third Street
Mra High Way
Mercer
Mra SW
Snyfer
Miss Alice
Ann Arbor
Mwd
Alice
Misers
Audra Matin
Nellie Graves
Peoria, IL
Alex, Manner
Mast’ Mai Street
Jeffersonian
Slynnes Glenn
Coslvolon
Somerville
Fort Collin
Colo
Drasden
A. D. Manner
Dean Pafo
Sisteravilla
W. Va
Mixy Dollie Robinson
Z. M. Compton
B.C. Blackburn
Rosova
Chickamaga
Commissioner Abbott
J. G. Abbott
Alexander Dinamore
Abbott
Tri Agk
Mehring
Republican County
Tae Aow
Terprtar Wang
Democrats
Bharitl
Eves
Tis Ags
Standard
Arcade Millinery Company
Guy
Robinson
Hie Atock
Opera House
F. W. Munn
Kveayrimd
Fang
Carl Williams Qu S
Blore
Ome Doer Engl
Surri
F. W. Munan
Gronp
Arcade
Hack & Wisenpuraa
Carl Williams & Co
Selby Block
Dux
Opera Houes
Carl Williame & Vov’s
Ong Door
Bowt
Lyon & Wifrnburgh
Tailors
Vyeven
Wanrip
Locust Street
Slainis
Dave & Ike
Hark & Wisknnung
Fon Sarnorn
South Fourth Street
Octoberith, M. Rowney, Jr
Eversi Ue
Hlack & Winennunan
the Tailors
Nolan
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