Lad Kicked by Horse While Saving Dog
Clifford Wright twelve year old son of Alphonso Wright of Conesville vicinity was kicked on the head by a horse Saturday evening. He suffered a scalp gash and possible skull fracture and medical help was sought from Dr. Marquand and Dr. McCurdy. The accident occurred at about six o'clock at the Wright home near Davis Hollow as the boy tried to rescue a dog.
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Clifford Wright
Alphonso I Wright
ftheir Conesville
PUP
Wright
Davis Hollow
Dr Smith Buys Lafayette Home
Dr C G Smith purchases the J A Walters property in West Lafayette and will move soon to open a dental parlor there. The transfer was arranged through E L Thompson real estate agency of West Lafayette.
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C. G. Smith
J. A. Walters
West Lafayette
E. L. Thompson real estate agency
Joint Committee Recessed As Talks Open Again Wednesday
The miners and operators conference recessed Saturday with scale committee work moving fast and both sides hopeful for an amicable settlement after more talks. State President Sullivan and C L Cassingham chaired discussions. News of Mrs. Evans death prompted sympathy resolutions, and Coshocton resident Prof. Ashley faced personal bereavement as Mr Evans died shortly after.
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Sullivan
C. L. Cassingham
Dr. Evans
David Davis
Conesville
Professor Ashley's Father Dies in New York Home
Word reached friends of Prof. A. W. Ashley former supervisor of music in the schools here of his father’s sudden death at the family home in New York. Ashley had returned home from Warren where he had been employed as supervisor of music since his time in Coshocton.
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A. W. Ashley
New York
Ashley
Warren
Coshocton
Maccabees Head to Newcomerstown Memorial Services
Members of Coshocton Plainfield and Warsaw tents of the Maccabees travel to Newcomerstown today to attend memorial services held by the lodge. A strong local tent representation is expected.
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Coshocton
Plainfield
Warsaw
the
Maccabees
Newcomerstown
Roosevelt Returns to Enthusiastic City Welcome
Crowds greet former President Theodore Roosevelt as his steamer Katserin sails into New York Harbor after a long voyage from Africa and Europe. Roosevelt is escorted through Manhattan by officials, friends, and Mayor Gaynor, amid military salutes and a water parade up the North River.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Africa
Europe
lis leary
Katserin dayirade Victoria
Tre
Ragland
Howe
New York harbor
Roosevelt
Two Poems for Men From The Past Echoes of a Youth
A fragmentary poem note reflects on a man revisiting memories of youth. The speaker recalls a boy who grew into someone else while the narrator wonders about what the man could have become. Names Thomas and Jones appear as authors.
A Wish Upon Life's Dim Day and Rest
A reflective verse notes life’s end as day fades in the west and the long night begins. It requests that when gone, both friend and foe say a man knew how to say no.
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Lewis fradford Eokondone
Death claims Palmer J Helmer in Coshocton
Palmer J Helmer 40 died at his South Sixth street home after an eighteen day pneumonia illness. He was born in Beck ford Illinois and lived in western cities before settling in Coshocton two years ago with wife Carrie Hatch Helmer. Survived by wife and three children Ethel 9 Theodore 8 Frances 2 mother from Wagner Neb III siblings and four brothers. Relatives summoned as Mrs Lightell of North Eighth street worsened to critical condition suddenly. Funeral plans to be announced by relatives.
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J. M. Lightell
North Eighth street
Palmer J.elmer
South Sixth street
Mr. Helmer
Beckford
Jil
Carrie Hatch
Omaha
Neb
Mrs. Helmer
Coshocton
Ethel
Theodore
Frances
Helmer
Wagner
Minsie Crooks
Sehabner
Clara Kennedy
Nettie Stemmers
Tremont
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George
Mil
Chicago
John
Parker
S. D
Edward
Shodercreek
S. p
Log Building Collapses Narrow Escape for Three
John Dobson was badly bruised and two others narrowly escaped death Friday near Moscow when an old log building collapsed onto which they were standing on top. The upper half story was thrown off as the structure gave way and fell in a heap. Dobson was injured but all survived with no broken bones.
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John Dobson
cit
Moscow
Coshocton
Dobson
Delegates Plan Early Departure for Dayton Convention
Loyal delegates to the state democratic convention head to Dayton on Tuesday morning to participate in the proceedings. The group plans approximately 90 minutes of travel time and will depart with officials present to ensure timely arrival.
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Dayton
Zanovic Held to Grand Jury After Police Court Arraignment
Detective Zanovic waived his examination after being arraigned in police court. He was held to the grand jury on $9500 bond after being accused of shooting Robert Hazen who allegedly assaulted him last evening. Detectives reported Hazen al leged to have attacked Zanovic.
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Zanovic
Robert Hazen
President Clow Inspects Plant in Coshocton Visit
President W. F. E. Clow of the Claw Co. visited the Coshocton plant Saturday to inspect the work. He departed Saturday afternoon for New York.
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President Clow
Pres. W. FE
Clow
the
Claw Co
Coshoct
New York
Smiths Battle Over Child Support in Local Court
Mrs Mary Frye 72 died at home near Blooming Grove after a two year heart illness. Survived by sons Grant and Linton both of Blooming Grove. Funeral at Blooming Grove church at 2:30 this afternoon with Rey Fung of Warsaw officiating. Win Smith Sr found guilty of non support in a bastardy case. ordered to pay 183 30 a month. bond posted to secure payment. case linked to prior settlement. Attorney W S Merrell for plaintiff C O Turner for defendant.
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Mary Frye
Moomfield Grove
Win Smith, Sr
Smith
Mr. Smith
Atorney
W. S. Merrell
C.O. Turner
Smnth
Weather scare ends as storms fade after hot day
Crowds roamed streets as a predicted storm spooked residents in the evening. Mothers and children seized a rare cool spell for fresh air while merchants enjoyed a decent evening. The forecaster warns showers for Ohio with warm Sunday and a cooler Monday.
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weather department
Pat
ans
OHIO
Re enact Hospital Bond Ordinance With Maintenance Clause
The article reports that officials plan to re enact the hospital bond ordinance omitting the maintenance phrase after attorney review. Etham Wright of Cooperdale has been ill but is improving gradually as the measure moves toward a reading and possible presentation at the next meeting.
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Cis
Lobester
C. Adams
geneen
Etham Wright
Cooperdale
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria Arrives at Quarantine Sound
Flag decked ships sail into Quaran tine as the Kaiserin Austr Victoria enters port at 7 38 with the South Carolina leading a naval flotilla. The Dolphin stands by in the roadstead bearing the Navy Secretary aboard while a gun salute marks the welcome amid a crowd watching Roosevelt family members aboard.
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Fort Travilttén
Kaiserin Auguste Vocturia
navy
South Carolina
Carte States
Dolphin
secretary of the navy
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