Newark Doctor Dr John H Brooke dies at 78
Dr John H Brooke of Newark died Friday morning after a long illness at 78. A Mason for 52 years, he practiced medicine in Newark for half a century. He leaves son C D Brooke and two daughters Mrs Marshall of Walden and Mrs Boynton of Chicago, with their husbands visiting Newark. Funeral handled by the Masonic Lodge, burial beside his wife who died recently. Born February 9 1831 in Gratiot Ohio.
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John H. Brooke
Newark
C. D. Brooke
Mr. Brooke
Masonic Lodge
Dr. Brooke
Gratiot
Ohio
Marshall
Walden, N
Boynton
Chicago
Father lured hundreds of miles away in ransom plot
Flint, April 3. The body of 10 year old Harold Moon, who disappeared February 27 in Flint, is found in Threadlake. Rewards totaling 1300 dollars offered for his return home. Father lured to Delavan, Wisconsin with Pinkerton help, roped into ransom plot for five thousand dollars.
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Flint
Mich
Harold Moon
Threadlake
Fatmer
Chicago
Tuman Moon
Flint, Mich
Pleasant Hill School Elects Officers for Coming Year
The Pleasant Hill school elected its officers for the coming year with Supt Maude Goodwin as superintendent assistant Ada Weigle named asst secretary Inez Teale Grace Marshall serves as treasurer George Fortune librarian Ruth Veitgie and Zelda Foster as librarians organists Elin Foster and Ruth Veigle as organists.
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Pleasant Hill School
Maude Goodwin
Adan Weigle
Inez Teale
Grace Marshall
George Fortune
Ruth Veitgie
Zelda Foster
Elin Foster
Ruth Veigle
Baby Son Born to Conerville Couple Harvey Lapp
The notice records the birth of a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Harvey Lapp of Conerville. It itemizes a local ad for Dewitt's Little Early Risers pills, mentions Edna Elson obtaining a temporary restraining order against Tunis Rison, and notes Judge Nicholas's involvement. It also recounts Mayor Hamilton’s pain from a felon on a finger, a Humane Officer’s recent activity, and shifts in a New Night Clerk schedule at Ros e son. The fragment references varied local events and personnel.
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Harvey Lapp
Conerville
Edna Elson
Nicholas
Tunis Rison
Tusland
Hamilton
Tim
Roe Ae
Dee McCamunsat
Tept
Schoolmaster Enters a Plea of Guilty of Cruelty
Raymond Biggs, a New Moscow schoolteacher charged March 22 with cruelly beating seven year old Ralph Hidecreek, appeared in Squire Staats' court. He pleaded guilty after inquiring about penalties, was fined 56 and costs with 80 suspended on good behavior, and a photographer prepared photos of the injured boy for potential evidence.
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Jackson
Tuncara
Chas. Vogley
Raymond Biggs
New Moscow
Crouelly
Ralph Hidecreek
Squire Staats’ Court
Tril
F. E. Pomerene
John Co. Adams
Tiggs
Deafness Cure Promised By Constitutional Remedies
A reused trade card-like notice asserts deafness, arising from Eustachian tube inflammation caused by catarrh, cannot be cured locally and demands constitutional remedies. It offers a $100 reward for any case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and directs readers to request a free circular from F J Cheney Co, Toledo. Also reports a Board of Trade drawing date and local moving notices involving several families.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Carigelata
Con
Qustion
Withdraws Salome Dance From Boston to Nellie line
The Valley Auto Co plans a Coshocton to Nellie auto line and held a Warsaw meeting naming President Verry Darling Nellie secretary K 2 Wayes Warsaw treasurer Dr. Wright with eight directors chosen. News notes: William Heskett, jailed for concealed weapons, lost his children. Tingafelter released from Manafield reformatory after nearly two years. Sherman Nosker family moved to a Medies farm.
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The
Valley Auto Co
Betwee Coshocton
Nellie
Warsaw
Verry Darling
K. 2
Wayes
Dr. Wright
William Heskett
Columbus
Eeman
Turbulent times shadow tariff talk and baseball in Coshocton
A fragmented column surveys tariff revisions, political squabbles, and local sports. It notes Taft and Cannon, Crazy Snake, and partisan jabs while hinting at a pennant race in Coshocton and a push to settle on Clow lots. It also jokes about weather, plants, and Cuba Venezuela.
All Indiana Counties May Go Dry Except Eight
Indiana voters face crowded option battles as Cass county holds its election and Blackford county votes the same day amid petitions in 21 counties. With 92 counties total, 63 have gone dry or constrained by referenda, signaling a statewide push against saloons and breweries.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
Walpons
Cass County
Logansport
Blackford County
Toer
Kodol Digests Food So You Can Eat Freely
The ad urges eating a sufficient amount of wholesome food and points out digestion as the key to strength. It emphasizes that without thorough digestion, the body cannot gain or maintain strength and advocates taking Kodol when the stomach cannot digest well.
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Kodol
Guarantee on Kodol Bottle Refund Offer
The ad promotes a money back guarantee for a dollar Kodol bottle if no benefit is perceived after full use. It claims the dollar bottle has twice the content of the 50 cent bottle and stresses the product helps a weak stomach with rest, manufactured by E C DeWitt Co Chicago and distributed by Anderson in Coshocton and Ferguson in Roscoe Ohio.
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E. C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
E. Anderson
Coshocton
C. M. Ferguson
Roscoe
Rabbits in the Window Delight Coshoctah Townsfolk
The Easter rabbit excitement reaches Coshoctah as a family of bunnies takes up residence in the display window of C Hl. Anderson's drug store. Children flock to view the unlikely shopfront residents, while the rabbits remain calm and unaware of their growing fame.
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Coshoctah
C. Hl. Anderson
Venezuela Alive with Sensations
Caracas reports that president J Vicente Gomez may temporarily cede power to second vice president J A Valutini. Castro handed Gomez office last Nov. 23 before Europe trip. Gomez seized control, reshaped cabinet, and speculation grows about Castro’s intent as he sails toward Venezuela.
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Caracas
Ita
J. Vicente Gomez
J. A. Valutini
Gomez
Castro
Europe
Gomes
Venezuela
la Cuatra
Cuatra
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Unknown Man Leaps Over Falls at Niagara Falls
A man about 30 years old leaped from Lane Island into the Niagara River in view of around twenty witnesses. He weighed about 100 pounds, had black hair, and was described as a generally subservient man. The jump occurred near the Lane Island sighting, and the body was not recovered.
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Crazy Snake
Oklahoma
United States Cavalry
United States
Wilson Jones
Indiana Territory
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Lane Feland
Bevk
Ong Mroriacke
Prof Leech Improving After Illness in Bakersville
Bakersville April 5 Prof Leech long described as seriously ill with pneumonia is improving slowly. Other local notes include Allie Peairs returning home from Pittsburg Henry Schiarp and wife welcoming a daughter born Friday and a son born to Mr and Mrs Wm Derbel last Sunday. William Burklew of Millersburg, 63, claims the Ohio record for longest continuous teaching, 43 years with 27 in a single Millersburg grade.
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Bakersville
Leech
Allie Peairs
Pittsburg
Henry Schiarp
Wm. Derbel
Lower
Coshocton
Lewis Bahmer
New Philadelphia
Millersburg
William M. Burklew
Ohio
Burklew
Partnership Formed In Roscoe Undertaking Business
George Murray and Laurel Sned ecker have formed a partnership in the undertaking business and leased the Elisha Compton building in Roscoe. Mrs. Mary Leach died at the home of Mr and Mrs Geiger on Fifteenth street at age 87. County Auditor C R Handles will meet assessors of the Vatican townships on Friday April 9 and city assessors on Saturday April 10 to provide instructions and supplies.
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Roscoe Woman's Home Missionary Society
Henry Akeroyd
Cod
Torents
Tnnisters
Missionarien
Kaser
Iushour
Max
Welty Jacobs
Board of Trade
George Murray
Laurel Snedecker
Elisha Compton
Roscoe
Mary Leach
Mrs. Geiger
Fifteenth Street
C. R. Handles
Vatican
Widow O'Callaghan and Tiny Tim Mothers Bared as Examples
The piece argues success is shown by proper service and life achievements. It references Widow O Callaghan and the mother of Tiny Tim as examples, highlighting the moral value of caring for a woeful place in society.
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O'Callaghan
Hfe
Tim
Cochety
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