Barn-Raising Accident Leaves Worker With Broken Collar Bone
At AB. T. Smailes farm one and one half miles north of Blissfield farmer R J Frederick about 33 scars fell from a 10 foot platform while handling a bar. He landed on his head and shoulder and suffered a broken collar bone. Dr C W Lepley of Blissfield treated him. no other injuries were reported. A large crowd aided in the barn raising which will be a fine structure.
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AB. T. Smailes
Blissfield
R J. Frederick
Frederick
C. W. Lepley
Blissfeld
wineh
Former Baltic Woman Involved In Marital Tangle
A Baltic woman reports marital trouble involving her husband Lowther who had not finalised divorce from his first wife after moving to Canal Fulton. She says he left last Saturday amid domestic strife and she found a Parkersburg attorney letter questioning the divorce status.
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Jacob J. Rinehart
Baltic
Canton
CE. Lawther
Canal Pulton
Parkersburg
W. Na
Ing
ams
Lues
Rinehart Lowther Lowther
saul
Lowther
First Break In Major Mine Strike Reported
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania in June 1900 approximate details describe 500 workers returning to the Lackawanna colliery of Temple Coal and Iron Company, marking the first break in a strike by 13 000 local mine workers. Pickets at other mines opposed workers seeking to resume. The Pennsylvania Coal Company sworn in special deputies to guard willing workers.
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Wilkesbarre
Lackawanna
Temple Coal and Iron Company
Pennsylvania Coal company
Former Coshocton Boy Wins Bowdoin Prize
Neil Clark of Cleveland high school, son of Mrs. Lewis Clark, won Harvard Bowdoin Prize for the year’s best essay with "An Account of the Battle of Bunker Hill." Clark entered Harvard two years ago after winning an entrance scholarship through Cleveland graduates.
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Neil Clark
Cleveland Press
Lewis Clark
Sadie McCullough
Vine street
Clark
Batte
Bunker
AML Clark
Fat High
Ins
Harvard
Cleveland high schools
Widow Abigail Wilson Dies After Yearlong Cancer Battle
Abigail Wilson age 69 died at her West Lafayette home after a yearlong stomach cancer illness. She is survived by eight children including Elizabeth Wilson Wiseacre Doyle and Werntz of West Lafayette Rebels Rechel of Zanesville J. J. Wilson of California and C Wilson and E C Wilson of Chicago. Funeral services were held at her West Lafayette home with plans to move to Otsego for church services and later interment. Magruder of West Carlisle visited Coshocton yesterday.
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Abigail Wilson
West Lafayette
Wilson
Elizabeth Wilson
Wiseacre
Doyle
Werntz
Rechel
Zanesville
J. J. Wilson
California
C. Wilson
E. C. Wilson
Chicago
Otsego
Otego
Delegates Named to State Meeting
Delegates to the state convention to be held in Cleveland Jan 14 15 were chosen at the Coshocton County Sunday School association cabinet meeting at the Presbyterian church. Appointed were Rev. George Urewer H W Cope Mrs C F Barnes R Al Milk Mr DD Bend all of Coshocton Stephen Endsley of Warsaw Rev Smitheon of Nellie Mr Fox of Bloomfield Miks Schutmacher of Chili and Mrs Mer of Plainfield. Mrs Heck and Mrs Fourtain of Conesville and J J Cramblett of Coshocton were named alternates.
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Coshocton County
Chili
Mer
Plainfield
Heck
Fourtain
Conesville
J. J. Cramblett
Coshocton
Sudden Death Shocks Cleveland Friends
Mr and Mrs Rappeth will travel to Cleveland this morning for the funeral of Will Rian Skinner of Cleveland. Skinner, linked with the Cleveland office of the American Express company, was a close friend of Coshocton residents who received the sudden news with shock.
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VS Reppeth
Will Rian, Skinner
Cleveland
Rappeth
Skinner
American Express company
Coshocton
Pledges Sought for Pure Life by Pittsburg Minister
Thurgood pastor of Cent ral Christian church announced a plan to promote clean physical marriages among Pittsburg youths. He began a series with young people and congregations to sign a pledge promising to lead a pure life and to supply an health certificate when making a marriage proposal. The announcement drew enthusiastic applause.
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Millsburg
Whurgood
Boy Bitten by Stray Dog Near West Carlisle
Willie Melick seven year old son of French Melick a farmer two miles west of West Carlisle was bitten on the side by a strange dog the animal likely rabid. Mr Melick tracked the beast but could not locate it. The bite barely broke the skin and no serious injury reported.
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Willie
French Melick
West Carlisle
wiheli
hris
Mr Melick
Insurgents Not in Evidence at Republican County Convention
At the county convention held in the city hall on Saturday the insurgent faction appears to be unrepresented on the delegate slate. The roll call shows the Taft Foraker wing adopted a careful set of resolutions, while insurgent delegates were largely absent from the final list. The day also mentions the road roller episode tied to Foraker’s presidential hopes and notes on several delegates and alternates to upcoming state conventions with names and affiliations listed.
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ety hall
Foraker
grace fd
pall
Senafus Burton
Taft road
Coshocton
McConnell-Glass- Alaston
AISTON
Masten
Local firm plans string of Walk-Over stores in the Midwest
J C Thompson has leased space in Gary Indiana to open an exclusive Walk-Over men furnishing and shoe store. Malcolm Thompson will lead the furnishing department and E M Britton will run the shoe department. Thompson and Toward Slaughter, longtime Peacock Walk-Over staff, will travel to select two more midwestern cities for similar outlets.
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J. C. Thompson
FE. O Selby
Gary
Ind
Malcolm Thompson
F.C Thompson
E. M. Britton
Zanesville
Mr. Thompson
Slaughter
middle west
If All Who Hate Would Love Us
A reflective poem by James Newton Matthews envisions a world transformed by universal love. It imagines hatred turning to affection and social greed easing as people choose compassion and unity, with cities and stars brightening in a harmonious, peaceful humanity.
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James Newton Matthews
Aged Cooperdale Man Near Death After Stair Fall
Nathan Wright 81 of Cooperdale was dying Saturday night from injuries after a fall down stairs at his home Friday. He remained largely unconscious since the accident except for brief moments as he received treatment while friends and relatives awaited any sign of recovery.
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Nathan Wright
Cooperdale
Wright i
iis
Wright
Claw Officials to Attend National Foundmimen Meet
Claw officials will attend a national meeting arranged by the association. The event is set to be held at a venue in Deirent dene G78 ad 1, with participation expected from key members and supporting staff.
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Claw
tla
Deirent
Weather Man Predicts Warmer Weather for Ohio
The weather forecast says expect a sunny day with warmer conditions. The Weather Man notes a continued stretch of mild breezes and improving skies, with Sunday and Monday turning warmer across Ohio.
Stores Open Till Noon on the Fourth
The executive committee of the Business Men's Association decides all stores will stay open until noon on the Fourth of July. The measure aims to boost commerce and provide shoppers with extended hours for Independence Day.
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ie Business Men's association
ely
Stanley Walker Promoted to Night Agent Role
Stanley Walker receives a promotion to night agent at the Penns a kee office with Syane Walker noted in the same notice. McConnell WoW Connected with the Penney freight Teane, successor to Walker, has not yet been announced.
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Syane Walker
pope
Penns
dainty
Stabeville
Enormous Benefits Paid to Crooksville Miners
Crooksville miners receive massive benefits amid a district wide suspension in Brookeville. Officials estimate a $2.5 million stake cost and about $86,000 weekly benefits, with production forecast at over 2 million tons. Unverified figures cited by an independent party.
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Crooksville
Thorsdas
PRELAL
Infant Claimed by Death Angel in Pneumonia Tragedy
A infant named Yiu and another child died after a four day illness described as pneumonia. The article notes the bereaved family and the tragic outcome, with authorities reporting the cause as pneumonia and outlining the family’s grief.
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Death
License Secured No Wedding Bells at Veterans Wall Commemoration
Report describes a ceremony at a veterans wall where the Sons of Veterans will attend. Mr. Vawmnens, 73, and Mrs. Lang, 48, are named among those connected to the event and speakers explain factors leading to the arrangement as papers note.
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wry
Vawmnens
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