Twenty-Fourth Ohio Veterans Reunion Held in Dover Rink
The twenty fourth annual reunion of the 60th Ohio Veterans Volunteer was held in Dover Thursday with Mayor D F Fryer of Newcomerstown opening the morning session. Fryer was reelected president. Jim Cochran and D N Clendenning were reelected as vice president and secretary treasurer. A parade led by the Dover drum corps delighted business men before a jolly dinner. Mayor Weaver spoke, and speakers including Gov Pren Metham Major Skeels and Col Eckley addressed the group. Next reunion planned for Newcomerstown Ohio Canal Dover News.
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60Th Ohio Veterans
Dover Rink
D. F. Fryer
Newcomerstown
Fryor
Jim Cochran
D. N. Clendenning
Coshocton
Clendenning
Dover
Fryer
Weaver
Pren Metham
David Skeels
Col
Eckley
Carron
Canal
Dover News
Citizens Banking and Trust Company Opens Temporarily
The Citizens Banking and Trust Company is open in a temporary manner to transact a general banking and trust business. Officers listed include R. E. Finley as president, T. H. Wheeler as vice-president, R. H. Mills as cashier, and 1L. E. Baughman as assistant cashier.
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R. E. Finley
T. H. Wheeler
R. H. Mills
E. Baughman
J. Cashier
Labor Loyalty Backed by Knights Endorses Roosevelt
Simon Burns reports to the General Executive Board of the Knights of Labor that organized labor should reject political moves against President Roosevelt over the Government Printing Office dispute. The board urges members to repudiate leaders pursuing such actions as detrimental to unions. It also proposes Senator Hanna, a friend to labor and Roosevelt, arbitrate the printing office conflict.
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Pittsburg
Simon Burns
Knights of Labor
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Washington
White House
Order of Anights of Labor (Incorporated
Organized Labor
Hanna
Obin
Lost Valuable Horse of John Stuckum Near the County
John Stuckum, a well known farmer near the county, reported losing a valuable driving horse this week. The frisky animal broke her leg after falling while being brought from the pasture, and Stuckum had her shot to end the suffering. The horse was valued at $200.
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John Stuckum
Mr. Stuckum
Alternate chosen for national conference delegates
An alternate named J F Meek of this city is selected as one of two alternates to join delegates at the general M. B. conference in Los Angeles California next month.
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J. F. Meek
Lesan
Jay
Los Angeles
Cal
Giant American Pearl Found by Poor Fisherman
A reported largest pearl in America, valued well above $10,000, was found by a poor fisherman. The ad touts Hoptetter's Stomach Bitters as a health restorer, claiming it cures digestive issues and liver and kidney troubles, urging readers to trust the product’s private bottle stamp.
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America
Poor &Sherman
Brown mink stalked fowls ends in capture and dispatch
Neighbors near Roscoe rejoice as a bold brown mink, the largest seen locally, raided Elisha Compton’s poultry for weeks. Compton set a steel trap and lured the mink to enter, the animal escaped once but was finally killed after being cornered with a gun and lantern.
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Elisha Compton
Roscoe
Mr. Compton
R. T. Compton
Mink
Nervy thief steals horse and buggy near Empire hotel
A reckless individual abducted a horse and buggy hitched to the rack near the Empire hotel on Thursday evening, belonging to Mr. Wells of West Lafayette. The wagon was recovered later that night by Qi Fleet Wagoner in an alley near Second Street and returned to the owner.
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Empire Hotel
Mr. Wells
West Lafayette
Wells
Qifleet Wagoner
Second Street
Wall Street and the Answers by Experts department features
The Record Herald launches a series explaining Wall Street for readers. Edward Bo Clark, a Wall Street expert, writes about how finance powers railroads and world commerce and why investing matters. Weekly features include notable people experiences and health tips for women, authored by nationally reputed authorities.
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Wall Street
Fountain Hien
United States
Herald
Sunday Record-Herald
Low Wall Street
Walk Street
Am Trust
Wall Streets
Uie
Surprise Birthday Party for Miss Maud Pickerell
A pleasant surprise honored Miss Maud Pickerell for her nineteenth birthday at her South Ninth Street home. Guests included Susie McCarro n Nora West Sadie Pickerell and Willie Pickerell with music by Charles Ross. Gifts, ice cream, and cake completed the evening.
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Miss Maud Pickerell
South Ninth Street
Charles Ross
Miguel Sophia Unger
Susie McCarron
Nora West
Ressia Mizer
Lixae Turner
Susie Reiteman
Savada Speck
Sadie
Republican tide seen in Chillicothe rally report
A Columbus dispatch reports strong early evidence of Republican momentum in Ohio. On the Chillicothe meeting last Saturday, Republicans predicted solid majorities for state officers and the legislature, while Democrats faced internal discord and cross‑party criticism led by Mayor Johnson and his pro Bryan stance.
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Johnnson
George UV. Marvin
Columbus
Chillicothe
Johnson
Political Turmoil Ends In Fallout At Columbus Convention
The Columbus convention reshaped support as Lentz and Garber faced setbacks. Lentz missed endorsement for senator as a rival faction took the prize, while Garber, once state party chairman, was moved to a lesser role. Critics question the Cleveland mayor's methods amid public scrutiny.
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Srst
Lentz
Soun Money
Caliine
Columbus Statesman
Clarke
Harvey Garber
Garber
Johnson
Cleveland
Trinway Gravel for the Wabash Delivered for Concretes
William Timmons of McKinney & Timmons in Trinway hired men to load gravel from their pits for McArthur Gros railroad contractors. About 440 tons or 150 cars of Trinney gravel will be delivered between Roseville Crooksville and Sayre for concrete work on new Wabash lines. John M Adams' stallion Clayone Chief won second in the 235 trot at the Marion County fair Friday.
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Trinway
William Timmons
McKinney & Timmons
Zanesville
Dresden Transcript
McArthur Gros
Trinney
Roseville
Crooksville
Sayre
John M Adams
Clayone Chief
Marion County Fair
Soshocton County Directory Published for Delivery
Messrs Randles and Cottom announce the Soshocton county directory is completed and ready for delivery, marking a major local reference publication for residents and businesses.
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Messrs
Drunken ride ends in fine in Main Street accident
John, in Deadwood Dick style, rode drunk through a town street. His buggy collided with Mr. West’s wagon on Sixth Street and he was flung into the dusty road. Lieutenant Johnson and Officer Fretuer arrested him. he faced two charges, intoxication and fast driving, and pled guilty. He was fined $3.80 on each charge.
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Kay Oer
Main Street
Sixth Street
John
Mr. West
Johnson
Fretuer
Rinner
Canal association meeting invited in Zanesville
Invitations sent to Coshocton residents announce the Ohio Canal association convention in Zanesville at the Builders' exchange on Monday September 28 at 10 30 a m A free excursion on the Pittsburg Steamer Lorena is planned for visitors at 1 30 p m The message is signed by Chas A Shryock and other committee members and notes a telegraph disruption.
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Coshocton
Canal Association
Zanesville
Ohio Canal Association
Builders’ Exchange
Pittsburg
Lorena
Chas. A. Shryock
W. B. Deacon
W. M. Shinnick
R. H. Evans
T. ¥. Spangler
Copperhead Snake Shot Dead in City Yard
Mrs Ed Carroll killed a copperhead 29 inches long in her Orange Street yard near Coshocton Lumber company on Friday afternoon. This is the second snake she has dispatched there this summer.
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City
Ed. Carroll
Orange Street
Coshocton
Lecturers Named for Farmers Institutes in Conbocton County
The board of agriculture announces the forthcoming Farmers Institutes with a list of lecturers including F. A. Allen Jineman J. Baldwin Tallmage John Begg Columbus Grove J. S. Brigham Bowling Green W. I. Chamberlain Hudson W. M. Cook Camden F. A. Detick Mantua J. Al Doble Gutman R. W. Dunlap Kingston W. Farnsworth Waterville L. H. Goddard Washington J. F. Gordon Washington J. F. Gordon Jamestown G. C. Housekeeper Bowling Green T. C. Laylin Norwalk Charles McIntire Chandlersville H. P. Miller Sunbury Carey Montgomery Newark R. Rathbun Springfield Lowell Roudebush Nichols ville George E. Scott Pleasant John L. Shawyer Bellefontaine E. P. Snyder Monroeville L. G. Spencer Nurwood S. Ke. Strode Westland M. C. Thomas Mingo C. R. Wagner Williamstown R. H. Wallace Chillicothe A. L. White Norwich R. Y. White Chandlersville J. E. Wing Mechanicsburg.
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Conbocton County
Board of Agriculture
F. A. Allen
Uineman
J. Baldwin
Tallmage
John Begg
Columbus Grove
Brigham
Bowling Green
W. I. Chamberlain
Hudson
W. M. Cook
Camden
F. A. Dethick
Mantua
J. al Doble
Gutman
R. W
Nicholsville
George E. Scott
Mr. Pleasant
John L. Shawyer
Bellefontaine
E. P. Snyder
Monroeville
L. G. Spencer
Nurwood
KE. Strode
Westland
M. C. Thomas
Mingo
C. R. Wagner
Williamstown
R. H. Wallace
Chilacothe
A. L. White
Norwich
R. Y. White
Chandlersville
J. E. Wing
Mechanicsburg
Letter Pay for School Teachers in Ohio
State School Commissioner L. D. Bonebrake seeks a winter law to set a state minimum salary for teachers. Citing Pennsylvania and West Virginia, he favors $40 as the Ohio minimum, applying equally to city and country schools and to all teachers. He notes teacher shortages as rural counties lose staff to interurban line jobs offering higher pay and year round work.
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L. D. Bonebrake
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Bonebrake
Boards of Education
An Eye For Businessкоп
A local undertaker’s daughter recalls a humorous mishearing of a papal death report. She asks if her father will get the job, then hopeful that they will still send for him despite the pope being far away.
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Marmma
Papa
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