Bryan and Harmon Speak in Nebraska Banquet
Missouri Democrats welcomed W J Bryan and Judson Harmon of Ohio at a March 2 Convention Hall banquet in Ransac City attended by about 2 000 guests including four former Missouri governors and Governor Folk. Bryan declared the 1908 campaign to appeal to both progressives and traditional Democrats. Harmon praised tariff reform and urged relief from perceived unfair wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamertoun Prpevy Telegram
Ransac City
Missouri
Young Men's Democratic Club
Missoni
W. J. Bryan
Judson Harmon
Ohio
Folk
Harmon
Bryans
Reminiscences of a Tuscarawas County Railroad Row
A jagged reminiscence recounts a feud between Tuscarawas County rivals over rail duties and fines. The tale follows a confrontation at a station, a halted train, and ensuing arrests as officers move to curb the disturbance and enforce penalties amid a tense community dispute dating to the early period.
Prevention of Extinction of Fox Projected
Fragmented text references a plan or proposal about preventing a fox extinction, with unclear context and many garbled phrases. Key names, dates, or locations are not decipherable, but the core idea centers on conservation actions for a fox species and a projected outcome.
Ask Divorce After Thirty Years of Married Life
Bertha Croakey files for divorce from Albert Croakey after thirty years of marriage alleging mental cruelty and neglect. She states their home, property, and farming implements are tied to the Quero county, with three children, and seeks freedom from Meman and joint ownership disputes. The petition names Mrs. Croakey as respondent and cites coercive behavior and threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Cooley
Deaths Summons Found Her Ready in Washington Township
A correspondent from Commodile reports the death of Mrs Mielfida Gragam a respected pioneer resident of Washington Township. She died at her son Willian Grane’s home near Cooperdale last Saturday evening and was laid to rest in West Carlisle cemetery Monday aged 84 years 6 days. The funeral was conducted by Rev Pate Lsou. Survived by a son and several grandchildren no daughters. Husband and four daughters had predeceased her. She was a Presbyterian and remained faithful though unable to attend worship due to age. She was beloved by all and her memory is cherished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Township
Mielfida Gragam
Willian Grane
Girchilliadx
Atx Sulin
Presbyterian Church of
West Carlisle
Walhending Valley Farmers Meet Hear Alfalfa and Clover Talks
The regular meeting on March 27 drew about fifty with demonstrations on alfalfa seeding and root form, plus a ten minute talk on clover seeding. Grace Darling and other members led discussions on crop experiments, with plans for future club events and a projected talk on strawberry culture.
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Nellie
Walhending Valley
Clin
T I. Darling
Kisser
Kiasner
Grace Darling
Henry Marore
Gaadiehee
Eloth
Regia
Geil Tabnston
Kavie Ralston
C. PooVtart
Wallard
Langhill
Miners Idle as Ohio and Pennsylvania Shut Mines
Miners in Coshocton County suspend work as a nationwide pause spreads from a 30 day plan. Ohio operators vote 75 to 32 to close mines until a new agreement with miners is reached. In Pittsburg District western Pennsylvania, coal mines shut indefinitely, affecting about 40,000 workers as wage terms remain unsettled. The move marks a regional halt with optimism some will return within a week.
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Coshoeron
Bt dx
Tommvon
Springfield
Sail
Ciosi
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Entertainment Date Changes and Social Notes
Local notices recount friends visiting Mansfield and Coshocton, moves to new homes on Beach and Bird Payne farms, and a Thursday night meeting at Mrs Renfrew. The item mentions marriages licenses, court actions, and a past hearing about a lumber company with Wayne county connections.
Newcomerstown Man Killed Riding Freight at Main Street Crossing
Frank J. Korns twenty five an employee of Crow Pipe Works Newcomerstown was killed at the Pennsy Main Street crossing about 11 PM Saturday while attempting to steal a ride from Coshocton to home. His foot slipped through a car stirrup, his hand released, and he was dragged nearly a hundred feet before a knee was torn off and the body lay by the track. His brother Charles was arrested hours later for attempting to ride freight and was released after identification. The death prompted funeral arrangements and a note of grief from the family, with Korns’ body taken to Wolfe’s undertaking establishment for burial preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Korns
Crow Pipe Works
Newcomerstown
Coshocton
Price Elson
Chas, Ho
Newcomers Town
Goshocton
Wm. Crawford
Welf
Korps
Coshoctoy
Korns
Pittsburg
Wolfe
Alor
Mroo
W. J. Korps
Korne
Frank Korne
Charles
Frank Korns
Pat
Ente
Chas. Korus
Mount UE i
Casuoct
Doney
Ghos. Korns
Mr. Doney
Main Street
Fifth Street
Chestnut
Wao. Crawford
Buth
Hamilton
Wolfe Undertaking
Wif
Trath
Smerifee's Sale Court House Land Transfer
Sheriff auctioned two acres of Jindmaar Keane property owned by A Smith under mortgage to 1 GG Whittemore. Hilery Real won the bid, securing the land for a fee of $318. Also mentions Miss Margaret Daily and Cyant Lowery of Coshocton.
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Jindmaar Keane
Smith
Whittemore
Hultler
Hilery Real
Cyant Lowery FB
Coshocton
Margaret Daily
Coninecton
Easter Services At Chalfants Church This Week
Easter week activities and social visits dominate the Chalfants area. McFarland of Dresden informs friends a fever recovery. The Branch protracted meeting continues as residents Mr and Mrs G K McFarland of Zanesville visit old friends. Robert Dickerson takes a job in Cleveland.
New Guilford Notes Of Visits And Moves
New Guilford March 1. Mrs Waxner and daughter of Warsaw visited Friday and Saturday at John Wagner's. Charles Foo Chik moved to Knox county and William Clark moved from his former residence. Owen Shrigley of Coshocton visited Mrs. Richard last week. Feed Shoy of Londonville called on farmer neighbors Friday and Saturday. Min Cota Storkum visited relatives here last week. The Wright family from Warsaw were at A. J. Mills's home this week. Mrs Nona Speckman suffers an appendicitis attack, Miss Danny Malbon recovering from typhoid fever.
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Trunway
McFarland
Dresden
Herve
Thebern
Virgil Rigs
Columbus
Sustin Gibson
Charles Masten
R. T. Bell
Frank Smith
Joassie Middleton
G. K. McFarland
Zanesville
Clarence Wright
Coshocton
Chalfants Church
Robert Crouch
Izora Krout
New Guilford
Mre Waxner
Warsaw
John Wagner
Charles Foo Chik
Knox County
Wm. Clark
Owen Shrigley
Richard
Feed Shoy
Londonvilte
Cota Storkum
Austin Wright
A. J. Mills
Nona Speckman
Danny Malbon
Crawford Township Public Schools Hold Graduation at Lutheran Church
The Crawford township public schools will hold their graduating exercises at the Lutheran church in Chill on Saturday evening, April 11. Attorney Geo. D. Klein of Coshocton will deliver the graduation address and present diplomas, with a program including an oration by Jerry P. Scherer and music by quartets. The baccalaureate address will be given by Rev. J. E. Wesner at the Lutheran church on Sunday, April 5 at 2 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford Township
Lutheran Church
Chill
Coshocton
Klein
J. E Wesner
Jerry P. Scherer
iGuy
Simon Layman Dies Near Bakersville at 70
Bakersville March 31. Simon Layman a prominent farmer living three miles north of here died at his home on Sunday morning aged 70 years. He leaves a widow, three sons and nine daughters. He will be buried at Stone Creek.
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Bakersville
Paul Davis
Coshoeton
Clara Stewart
Joseph Norris
Baltic
Frank Hawk
Columbus
A. Ripple
West Lafayette
Richard Taylor
Simon Layman
Here
Stone Geek
Phillips
Mabel Lyons
Coshocton
Ida Portz
Oberlin’ College
Judge M W Rear Declares Candidacy for Circuit Court Bench
Word reaches Coshocton County of Judge M W Rear from New Philadelphia announcing his candidacy for the circuit court bench. The Private Judge currently serves with stated satisfaction and resignation from office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frien
Coshocton County
M W. Reart
New Philadelphia
Judge Rear
Notice to Teachers on Monthly Examinations Schedule
Examinations for elementary certificates will be on the first Saturday of each month. High school and special certificates on the first Saturday of September December March and June. Tallerson exams on the third Saturday of April and second Saturday of May. Fees: fifty cents to the Board, five cents for returns. Patterson applicants supply stamped envelopes. Questions largely from Keiths Elementary Education. Address Ohio Teachers Reading Circle Columbus Ohio. H T Weber A F McDonald J J Fry.
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Board of
Tnrist
Patterson
Keith
Ohio
Circle
Columbus
H. T. Weber
A. FP. McDonald
J. J. Fry
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Bryan
Nebraska
Taft
Broun
LaPotette
Ma Rryson
Roosevelt
Mississippi
Tig
Harrison
Harmen
Democratic Party
Tuscarawas CO. Treas
Storberville
Cameron
Nts
Costreeton
Wensurer
Marrlon
New Philelpha
AL Neelw
Oeotmmietoy
Art
Peer Ibi
Mey
Cartehsville
Pices
Piserriens
Canada
Ivappe
Coun Fies AG
Mey Sirende
Lee Tan
Pascarawes
Cassie Fey
Bertha Teli
Croakey
Coupe
Comnocton Hardware Co
Tee County
Seeeret
DEATH
Conannapiton
Almast
Powis
King
George Moore
Supreme
Aoe
CK. Andersen
Conhacton
MM. Ferguson
Tee Hooster
Une Pairbenk
Lewisyily
Arrs Adams
Mansfield
Mary Jave
Oda Ling
Keene Peat
R A, Glaaler
Alife Tielson
Hattie Schuck
Lucile Jones
Grace Hartsock
Carrie Miller
Missa Minunde Kirk
Doilie Dornan
Mesars
Jim Mcaffin
Bert Dornan
Rot
Alo
Bessi
Bird Payne Farm
Mantla
N.Y. S
Zoe
C. EL Andevon
Com
Ferguson
Roscoe
Adam & Morsonu Bunker Company
Asalyst Brooks Johnson
Khe
Dumber
Wayne CO
Wooster
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Wayne County
W. BE. Woysrunt
Wayne
Grant Woediaser
Jon Eo White
Maite Lanndre
Smit
Adis & Gleason Linmoer Ue
Squire Staats Cone
Brooks Johnson
Clow. Company
Koros
Elson’s
Elson
Smerife
Chalfants
Cochacton
Thomas E. Tuncan
BR. B. McPermot
Duncan & HcDermott Attorneys At Law
Coshocton, O
Hay
Geo. J. Bock, JR
Lome Street
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