Narrow Escape as Train Misses Wagon on Main Street
A farmer driving a wagon along Main Street nearly collided with a fast arriving train when crossing gates failed to lower for the 6:01 accommodation. He urged his horses and escaped the rails just as the locomotive thundered past in a close call.
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Main Street
Boy Breaks Arm In Fall At Home
Leonard Powelson suffered a broken bone in his left arm near the elbow after a fall on Sunday. A note mentions a limited number of boys can secure employment at the glass factory, reflecting local job opportunities.
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Leonard Powelson
Rabies Outbreak Reported as Dog Dies in Walden Street Incident
A dog on upper Walnut Street died after showing paralysis and distress in a rabies case. The dog did not bite anyone, and authorities say the danger is past. The dog belonged to a resident on Walnut Street and died Monday afternoon after rapid decline.
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Upper
Walnut Street
Coshocton Printers Prepare for Eight Hour Day Conference
Ohio printers plan a two day eight hour day conference in Columbus with Coshocton representation by J N Collier of The Age office. Union shops in Coshocton largely favor the change and plan a New Years Day action if needed. Card of thanks from Mrs A Fisher and family for support during illness and death of husband and father.
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Ohio
Columbus
Coshocton Union
J. N. Collier
Cosheeton
A. Fisher
New Pension Awarded to Chas B Allman by Uncle Sam
The article notes M Ws Wimmer securing an original pension for Chas B Allman late of Company F, illth regiment Op 1 with a monthly rate of eight dollars starting June 2, 1905. Also mentions Albert Tway finding a door key, real estate transfers by Fred Wagner and W H Stonehacker, Olga Schawaker teaching music with Oberlin cert, Amos A Stewart visiting Bird Center, and Coshocton attorneys to argue the Ohio Supreme Court case State of Ohio vs Howard Law rence from Holmes County.
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M Ws. Wimmer
Chas. B. Allman
Lth
Messrs
Nicholas and
Merrell
Columbus
Supreme Court
State of Ohio
Howard Lawrence
Coshocton County
Holmes County
A Record of Cures Dr Jackson Digestive and Liver Powders
Dr Jackson Digestive and Liver Powders claim a unique cure record for dyspepsia and related illnesses with a guarantee of relief after the first dose. It targets indigestion, bloating, catarrh, rheumatism, kidney trouble, dropsy, constipation, malaria, diabetes, liver and heart issues, and even parasites. A Roscoe resident J W Slaughter testifies to long stomach trouble relief and health return. Prepared by The Jackson Medicine Co.
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J. W. Slaughter
Roscoe
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