President Green Regarded Fit to Lead Ohio Miners
William Green of Coshocton succeeds retiring president William Haskins to steer a major labor campaign. Green, praised for judgment and sobriety, spoke after a Indianapolis conference. he doubts a general strike, expects many operators to resume at 1903 wage scale, and will consult with Hocking Valley leaders in Athens before Massillon and Zanesville meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Haskins
Coshocton
Ohio Miners
William Green
Green
Indianapolis
Times
Hocking Valley
Omo
Ohio
Athens
Massillon
Zanesville
New Hotel Proprietor Takes Charge at Standen
Santis At and Mrs Fo G Klim assume proprietorship of the Standen hotel in Cadiz. Kilme, a veteran manager, departs after a year, leaving the business in the hands of Denny Shinn as the day clerk under the new management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santis
Fo G Klimaasumid
Standen Hotel
Standen
Brovender
Denny Shinn
Moving from Coshocton changes local staff
W. E. Fouts, formerly night operator at the Walhending Tower, has resigned and today relocated to Urickeville to join the toning department of the shops. B. Barkus is traveling to a new job at Lafayette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Fouts
Walhending
Urickeville
BR. Barkus
Lafayette
Nine Hour Day For Laundries In City
Effective Monday the two steam laundries began the nine hour day for their employees. Ten hours had been the previous standard. The labor increase went into effect January first.
Judge Roche's Mother Dies in Harrison County
A telegram to Judge Roche announced the death of his mother Emily Carver Roche at the family home in Harrison county near Cadiz. She was 87, born in Harrison county and survived by husband four sons and three daughters. The Roche family left for Harrisonville, with Mrs Thos Roche delayed by illness.
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Court House
Thomas
George
Coshocton
William
Tucson
Arizona
Joseph
Watnut
Eva
Columbus
Ella
Kansas
Clara
George Roche
Judge Roche
Harrisonville
Thos
Roche
Testimony of Thomas McCoy at October grand jury on Dickerson
McCoy describes seeing Ben Dickerson flee through bushes and wearing brown clothes. He identifies Dickerson as the likely man involved and recalls a loud scream from a terrified woman heard near the Rosa area toward the southeast direction of the spring.
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Thomas McCoy
Ben Dickerson
Dickerson
Vickerson
John
Rosa
Cour
Arrested for Practicing Without a Certificate
An individual was arrested this afternoon on charges of practicing medicine without a certificate. The state alleges willful continuous practice, with a jury bond set at $100. Names and exact affiliations are unclear in the damaged text.
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Goodhart
TM Son
Ohlo
Nicholas
Carnegie Helped Buy the Organ for New Church
A local effort led by Carnegie supporters aims to fund a pipe organ for a church. Ongoing donations and letters from Bela Recro request assistance as plans proceed toward a fall dedication. The event signals strong community backing and anticipated construction progress.
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Viarel
Bela
Library Provides Means for Bird Study in Coshocton
The Coshocton area sees growth in amateur nature study this spring as high school botany expands to birds. Librarians provide bird books and a 125 plate exhibit in the juvenile room to help locals identify songsters and habits, with plates featuring species like Robin, Blue Jay, Cardinal, Crow, and Woodpecker staged as birds arrive seasonally.
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Coshocton
Peck
Hbrary
North America
Chapman
Birds of
Ohio
Dawson
Bradford
Ernest Ingersoll
Wm. Gibson
Orchard and Field
Ernest Ingersol
Elks Install New Officers In Local Lodge
At a Tuesday meeting the Elks lodge installed officers including Exalted ruler Ben Strope Esteemed leading knight S H Nicholas Esteemed loyal Knight R M Vor hees Esteemed lecturing knight R Hunt Secretary Howard Robinson and Tyler J F Lightell A luncheon followed with a social hour Also includes an ad heavy with various remedies and local notices that mention Fo ley's Kidney Cure Buehlen's Arnica Salve and other products and testimonials from G J Welch and local drug stores
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Lodge of Elks
Ben Strope
S. H. Nicholas
R. M. Vorhees
R. Hunt
Howard Robinson
Tyler
J. F. Lightell
Porter Kinney Dies At Home In Columbus
Porter Kinney died this morning at his Columbus home after a life in Coshocton county. Survived by wife, three daughters, one son. age above 75. Burial in Green Lawn Cemetery, Columbus. The notice includes an advertisement for Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar.
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Porter Kinney
Columbus
Coshocton County
Greenlawn Cemetery
Dickerson Trial Testimony Details Surround Misdirected Trail
The day after Dickerson’s testimony covers events at the Dobson house with Hart Dean Har desty and Fred McCurdy. He recalls bloodhounds, his movements to the Dobson home, and going to the church funeral with Mrs Dickerson. He denies destroying tools or meeting certain figures, and notes drunkenness of Dr Barcroft and newspaper interviews.
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Dobson House
Hart Dean
Hardesty
Fred McCurdy
Hughes
Dickerson
Dobson
West Bedford
Smith Hill
Dr. Barcroft
Fisher
Democrat and Standard
The
Times
Ben Dickerson
Elks Install Officers At Evening Meeting
At this evening's Elk meeting the recently elected officers will be installed by Past Exalted Ruler Mr Lamberson. Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar is advertised as a mild cathartic that expels cold from the system and relieves various coughs and throat irritations. Sold by C E Anderson.
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Kennedy
C. BE. Anderson
ELK
the Elks
Mr Lamberson
C E Anderson
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promise Quick Cure
Blood poisoning from chronic constipation is claimed to be quickly cured by Dr King’s New Life Pills which remove poisonous germs and renew vigor. They allegedly cure sour stomach nausea headache dizziness and colic without griping. Priced 25 cents and guaranteed by Roscoe druggists C E Anderson and C M Ferguson.
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Dr. King
C. E. Anderson
C. M. Ferguson
Roscoe
Monthly Statement of the Treasury for March
The county auditor issues the monthly treasury statement for March showing balance noon March 31 of 51492.89 with an overdraft of 12085.27 yielding a net balance of 39407.62 and outstanding warrants amounting to 6742.156. Refers to Foley’s Honey and Tate cough remedy claim and advises refusing substitutes at C. E. Anderson's drug and book store.
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Foleys
Tate
C. E. Anderson
Drug and Book Store
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Uns
Indiana
Mines
William H. Green
Grove
Kilne
Cadiz
Klime
Hydims
Porm
St Charles Borer
J. G. Kline
E. Standen
Tom Micoy
Carnegie
Chattanooga
Miler
Red House
Chat
Droge
Ben
Lange
Birds
U. S
Apgar
Bird Ways
Life Brothers of
Olive Milter
ELKS
Foley
William Lance
Chestnut Street
Buehlen
G J Welch
Tekonsha
Wich
E Anderson
M Ferrason
Roscoe Drug Stores
Maston
W. M. Smith
Smith's Drug and Book Store
Hones
Bell
Hopror Bend
John M. Adams
Fred W. Andrews
C. D. Mercer
Aautihn
of the Treasury
DR. R. M. Temple
Phewe Fehl
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