Patent Application Promises Major Switchboard Advance
Clarence Brown, spectrician for Citizens Phone Co., filed a patent for a new tele phone switchboard likely to revolutionize the industry. The design concentrates telephones within a 25 mile radius, reducing central station apparatus and enabling longer lines with a clearer talking circuit. Brown has worked two years, filed Feb 11, and plans foreign patents if approved. He has given an option on the patents to Schonberg Carlson Co. of Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Brown
Citizens Phone Co
Mr. Brown
Washington
Uncle Sam
England
France
Germany
Canada
Austria
Brown
Schonberg, Carlssohn Co
Rochester
N. Y
Coshocton
Tribute to Dr. Frew: Coshocton mourner’s eulogy
Mr Temple delivers a heartfelt funeral tribute to Dr William C Frew describing his charity, kindness, and long service as a physician. The Coshocton Medical Society and Woman's Club attend, and the body rests at South Lawn Cemetery amid family mourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Frew
Frew
William E. Hunt
Theodore Agnew
C. E. Bryant
R. M. Temple
Coshocton
Lfe
Dr. Frew
Ex-Governor Poynter Dies During Speech in Lincoln
Lincoln Nebraska April 5 Ex-Governor Poynter collapsed and died of apoplexy while delivering a speech in Governor Shellenberger's office during a daylight saloon bill hearing. Norman family relocates to Barrett farm near Warsaw. German Evangelical church to let contracts for a new parsonage at Eighth and Orange streets. Wedding of Mary A Barr and Arthur Handel at Grace Parsonage Adamaiyle reported. Bonds Clothing store to move from the city to Newark by early May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Poynter
Nebraska
Shellenberger
The
German Evangelical Church
Eighth
Orange Streets
Orange Street
Mary A. Barr
Arthur Handel
Adamayiile Ware
Grace Parsonage
Store to liquidate entire stock at Union Block location
Actions show that arrangements were completed last week for a sale at the Hiller dry goods store in the Union block on Church Street. The sale will begin immediately to dispose of the full stock, with Wisely and Shupe remaining with the business and all moving to Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnion
Church Street
Powers.Hiller Dry Goods
Ilan Wisely
George Shupe
Newark
Suit Dropped In Mandamus Case And Local Notices
The mandamus suit of County 8 i segor Back against the auditor was dismissed in common pleas without prejudice. Marriage licenses issued include Harvey BE Wells and Belle Rice, Hoth five in Coshocton. Withiam H H Kitchens and Ida Gossarth, both Coshocton. Rev Graeper to officiate. A 25th wedding anniversary celebrated by Mr. and Mrs A O Adame of Adamaville with over sixty relatives present. County commissioners voted to pay bills for tax map surveys by County Surveyor Geo Fock and kin.
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County 8
Isegor
Common Pleas
Harvey BE. Wells
Belle —. Rice
Hamilton Rice
Hoth
Coshocton
Withiam HH. Kitchens
Ida Gossarth
Jacob Gonmarth
Graeper
A. O. Adame
Adamaville
Geo. Fock and Kin
Calf Born Without Tail At Price Park Of Orange
Price Park of Orange reports a calf born without a tail and otherwise perfectly formed. The unusual birth draws interest as residents describe it as a nature freak.
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Price Park
Orange
Minister on Grand Jury
The April grand jury convened at eleven o'clock Monday morning after a charge from Judge Nicholas. It is not expected to sit more than two days. Noted nonresidents included Geo Garrison and Geo Gamble from New Castle. Replacements were Rev. S. S Fisher, Jos. Wisenburg, War. West and Geo. J. Gray with other members listed.
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Nicholas
Geo Garrison
Geo. Gamble
New Castle
J. A. Bixler
Tuscar
Jas. Cochran
Fleterson
I. G. Fisher
Piscarawas
Caranee Day
Thyverton
Theonpolis
Vac Sennel
Maoror
Passing Away of a Devoted Kind Mother
Hannah Botts of Licking County Ohio born January 2 1846 died New Guilford March 28 1901 aged 63 years. She joined the Christian church at Mt Pleasant at 15 later moved to New Guilford and lived by its teachings. She married Kent Pigman in May 187? survived by four sons two daughters one sister H H Botts Helena Mont and one brother W W Botts Newark. Her health kept her from activity but deepened devotion to family. Death came as a victory and coronation of her life work.
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Hannah Botts
Licking County
Ohio
Morgan
Juseilia Botts
New Guilford
Christian Church
Mt. Pleasant
Kent
Pigman
HH. J. Botts
Helena
Montana
WW. W. Botts
Newark
Asife
Ull
Berry Simpson Surrenders After Months in Covington
Covington Kentucky April 5 Berry Simpson the alleged leader of Kotern aut Stearns Ky surrendered today to U S Marshal. The officers had searched for him four months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington, Ky
Berry Simpson
Koternaut Stearns, Ky
U. S
Country Spellers Held Their Own at Barr School
Cambridge April 5 ten Cambridge high school graduates visited Barr School taught by Miss Rose Stevens. Country third and fourth graders entered a spelling bee and defeated the high school boys who dropped out one by one. The high school boys must now stay after school until 4 70 o'clock as punishment.
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Cambridge
Cambridge High School
Barr School
Rose Stevena
Younketers
Schowl
Fraud Charges Linked to New York Firm In Bankruptcy Case
Amended fraud specifications against Louis Altmark and Jacob Kapner of New York allege concealment of $5,760 in firm assets and $175 misappropriated. Creditors claim asset misappropriation, false accounting, and other bankruptcy violations tied to Hieger Kapner Altmark. Referee E R Meyer in Zanesville received the case. Kapner already sentenced to seven years for wrecking a Dresden bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Victor & Achells
Reiny, Schmidt and Pleisaner
New York
Hieger, Kapner & Altmark
E. R. Meyer
Zanesville
Kapner Bros. & Dupe Hosiery Co
Louis Altmark
Jacob Kapner
Dresden
Altmark
Aginst Kapner
Heavy Frame Likely Dislodged by Wind Fatal to Boy
In Killbuck on Monday nine oclock a heavy frame tied to logging tackle toppled over. Four year old Delmer Doty, son of Adas and the mother found him under the weight minutes later. The heavy timber over 600 pounds caused instantaneous death. The frame stood behind the home where the boy played near it. Doctors from Spring Mountain failed to revive him. The parents, ages 23 and a daughter of Washington Clow, mourn the tragedy as they cope with loss.
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Delmer Doty
Adas Doty
Killbuck
Mr. Doty
8. H. Guker
Spring Mountain
Kilibuck
Washington Clow
Clark Man Buys Blooded Stallion at Upper Sandusky
J B L Williams a noted horseman from Filt township sold his stallion Vashto to J B Lawrence of Clark Ohio for $500. Vashto is hailed as a great Ohio racehorse by Geo Wilkes and was bred by WH Kama. Williams owns several horses that have earned substantial sums, totaling about $19,800 from four horses. Lawrence to train at a half mile track on his property.
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Samuel Ferris
Weasel
Zanenrville
Wra- Ferrin
Conenville
Clark Man
Upper Sandusky
Sandusks
Mncek
J. BL Williams
Filt
Wyeandot County
Washto
J. BL
Lawrence
Clark, O
Vashto
Directo
Ambassador
Ohio
Geo. Wilkes
WH Kama
Rocuet Yes
Williams
Tate
Embassy
Ate
Hit
Jonny
Abe
Haine
Wilans
Runaway Hendersons Visit Kin in Coshocton Linton Mills
April notes report John Henderson and wife visiting sister Mrs Bert Dean in Coshocton on April 2. Funeral for Joseph Welson’s widow noted at Plainfield with burial there. Various local family notes, sales, illnesses, and a near miss for Mr and Mrs Chas Smith from ptomaine poisoning. Lightning strikes home of L H Fry causing damage and injuries to Hazel and Clinton Fry. insurance listed.
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Quk Grove
United States
Roxy Norman
Coxhocton
Harry Lyons
R. A. Todd
Agnes McCabe
Canal Rewisyilie
iHenderson
Coshocton
Misa Lizzie Stonchocker
Foster Norman
Newcomerstown
Mf. A. Caton
Lewis McFarkaind
Selaeb Mes Farland
Canton
Frank Goose and Family
Lafayette
Will Harboldt
Lewis Miller
Fresno
Linton Mills
John Henderson
Bert Dean
Jos. Henderson
Mareh Stet
Joseph Welson
Serves
Shir
Plainfield Cemetery
Clais
Jackson
John Robison
Piitbold
Ves. Robinson
Detente
Chivenee Harbold
Jesse Phorbol Fine
Chivenee
Bert Care
Chas. Smith
Charles Smith
North Second Street
Nellie
Adams Mills and Nearby Residents Share Weekend News
Adams Mills and surrounding towns report visitors and family gatherings. George Speer of Zonesville spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Garrett, and others noted include Mr. and Mrs. WLAL Matea, Mr. and Mrs. James Kelder of Newark, Mrs. Jessica Thompson of Bethant, and Mariah de Wright of near New Varcow. A village residence on OWE Frost is remodeled and nearing completion. Easter social planned at Miss Laura Smith’s home. Chas Bryant moves to a new residence. Holph Stoctulale returns from Northern Michigan for Interstate Fee Co. duties. Arthur Cray travels to New York for Gray Co business.
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Adams Mims
Ajit
Murphys
Akrow
Vishting
Abe
Ti B
Pteeres
George Speer
Zonesville
Garrett
Wlal Matea
Coxhoctor
Ates
Oepene Sinlay
Frageyabirg
James Kelder
Newark
Jesate Thompson
Bethtant Jn
Talbot
Mariah de Wright
Mew
Varcow
Ois Frlace
Owe. Frost
George AteQuiston
Copnhacfom
Judd Knot
Laura Smith
Chas
Hryant
Hryant Has Biovest
Holph Stoctulale
Michigan
Tle Interstate Fee Co
Arthur Cray
New York
The
Gray Co
Governor Haskell Faces Fraud Indictments in Fort Smith
In federal court Governor Haskell battles fraud charges over Muskogee lot cases. Ridge Marshall of Utah presides as arguments on demurrer proceed with claims of misconduct in grand jury work, while Ottawa timing sees a decision due today. At a separate school board meeting Superintendent Bryant is reappointed with higher pay. Ora Ferrel and A Hagans wed in Newport with elopement due to the bride's underage status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulna
Olin
Charles III
Haskell
Muskogee
Triad
Ridge Marshall
Utah
Maskell
Hkely
Bush
Easter Ribbons in Silk Taffeta and Velver Taffs
An advertisement touts Easter ribbons described as all silk taffetas and ver de or pm in pure alcohol quotients. It promotes various widths and uses for ribbons sashes and trimming, claiming bright luster and quality. The text is a fragmented old-time sale notice with pricing per yard.
Easter Hat Trimmings Choice
Easter season shoppers seek ideas for hat trimming, wreaths, foliage, roses, tiles and related decorations. A local milliner offers guidance on creating festive headwear with varied trims, showing patterns and supplies for DIY Easter hats.
Early Spring House Cleaning Articles
A fragment note lists household goods for sale or auction, including clothes wringers, carpet cleaners, paint, decorating items, pails, window shades, garden tools, curtain rods, ammonia, bath sponges, and Easter candies for sale with prices. The text resembles an old classifieds or catalog page fragment with various items and rough prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patton
Samyrna
Court notes reveal numerous guardianships and real estate actions
In common pleas court on Monday various matters were heard including guardians appointed for minor heirs, sale of real estate, and inventory filings. Debtors faced motions and several cases involved probate and trustees with parallel discussions of receivership and plant sale offers.
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Margaret Lockird
Hint Lorchard
Howard Heeks
Guandiino
Violet Books
Campton
Susan Carder
Tnt
Seth Wat Carte
Cora Sewan
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Mr. Temple
Ury
Tie
QO. Norman
Barrett Farm
Warsaw
Bonds Clothing
Thin City
Twewark
A. K E. Bond
Diye
Standard Oil
Frank RB. Kellogg
Oak Grove
George Tock
Reinhart and
Davis
Bouth Coshoct
Partens
Chas. Stevenson
Banke Wimmer
Wm. Howard
North Third Street
Stevenson
Costa
John Stevenson
Fieet
Yong
Miro
L. H. Fry
Roscoe
Sevetely
Hazel Fry
Clinton Fry
Mina Hazel
Downstais
Clinton
Sle
Wes
Viger Insurance Agers
Qhhre
Adams Mills
Board of Education
Supt
Bryant
J. B. Renfrew
Court News
Taha Wes Giant
Agelth
Koko
Elmer Turner
Datand Ceuts
McClettian
Cees
Honshord Ve
Dibkersom
Dhamisoil
Mdaerlenke
Jones
Robert M. Farthing
Wiest National Bank of
W . Merrell
Mary K. Kellerman
C. RB. Hane
Boston Plaine and Organ Co. Te Representa
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