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Coshocton Weekly Times

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1906

Page

3

Village Blacksmith Norris Commits Suicide in Fresno

Geo Washington Norris, Fresno village blacksmith, 49, committed suicide by hanging in his barn after a months long decline in health and rising worries. He was last seen at 1 pm and found by son Ed. Norris’s death was by strangulation, coroner ruled, funeral set for Sunday at the M B church in Fresno. Norris emigrated from Orange County and built a thriving shop twenty years ago, leaving a partner, Philip Harnaburger, amid plans to retire.

Geo. Washington Norris Fresno Norris Orange Newcomerstown Philip Harnaburger Columbus Ed. Norris Lear M. B

Danger In Rubbish Says Fire Marshal

A fire marshal warns rubbish fires cause many losses in Ohio. Attics, closets, and oily rags fuel spontaneous ignition. smoking, matches, and discarded debris drive blazes. Officials urge attic ventilators, whitewashed wood, and safe disposal to prevent fires from waste and stained materials.

Funeral of Mrs Dawson at South Seventh Church

The funeral of Mrs William Dawson was held yesterday at 2 PM from the Christian Church on South Seventh Street. Rev Joones spoke on 2 Tim 1 7 8 and praised the deceased for a quiet life, noting she left nine children and sons and daughters who became worthy men and women. The church was filled and the family thanks friends for support during sickness and burial. Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Than Cox of Adam Mills. Fair play to a jewel, but too many can’t afford to eat jewelry.

William Dawson Christian Church South Seventh Street Joones Paul Allie Body of Patio

Coal Miner Injured at Wheeling Pit

Ferrell Tyson, about 35, a resident of this city, was badly injured this morning at the gravel pit south of town operated by Wheeling and Lake Erie. He was struck on the right shoulder by a rail wall projection as a large crane stirred near the car, then rolled down the bank and landed on a car. An employe aided him as a special train was summoned to transport him to the scene. Tyson suffered severe bruising under the right shoulder and injuries near the axillary region, with swelling observed. no bones were broken and he escaped other major injuries.

Ferrell Tyson Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway Tyson Leo Ater McGurdy

Dr. Clark Accepts Eastern Pastorate

Rev G E B Clark, longtime pastor of the M E church here, has accepted a call from First Methodist church at Amsterdam New York. The exchange involves a transfer to the Troy conference and a move to Amsterdam with a new parsonage and a 40000 church, leaving Coxhoe church duties.

G. EB. Clark M. E. Church First Methodist Church Amsterdam N. Y Theoffer Mohawk River Albany Clark Dr. Clark Bishop Moore Coxhoeter Troy Kirit M. BH C. 3. Robertson Plattsburg

Will of H. C. Herbig Filed For Probate

The will of the late Henry Herbig was filed in probate court the afternoon hearing set. It states all personal estate to his wife for life with remainder to the four children Carl Fred Louise Helen. Executors Carl Herbig and O. T. Hunt to oversee the estate until Helen reaches majority.

Henry Herbig Bridie Carl Louise Gon Hoten Naga Helen Aing Fred Carl Herlig O. T. Hunt

Mrs Stewart Dies in Fullness of Years

Mrs James Stewart died after a long illness at her Coshocton home. Born December 12 1847 in County Tyrone Ireland she came to America in 1849 and later settled in Coshocton with her family. Surviving are J Stewart A T Stewart W T Stewart Edward Frew George E Stewart and Mrs A Lyle. Funeral Monday at 2 p m from her late residence Rev Hamilton officiating. Interment Oak Ridge.

James Stewart Fannie Ross Stewart County Tyrone Ireland America New York City Coshocton J. Stewart TP Stewart W.T. Stewart Mes Edward Frew Cosbocton George E. Stewart Mra. A. Lyle Arcola Dence Rev. Hamilton Oak Ridge

Novel Harvesting Machine Aims To Ease Wives Duties

William N. Whitely reveals a new farmer cooperative device to rock the baby wash dishes scrub clothes and assist with cream separation at the plant. Demonstrations will use a gasoline engine to power tasks allowing wives to attend to other duties and entertain guests in the parlor.

Springfield William N. Whitely Farmer Co-Operative Harvester Machine Co Worren

California Arrivals Describe The Earthquake Scenes

John Kyle and daughter Miss Margaret Kyle arrived from California to Riverside and describe the San Francisco earthquake aftermath. They witnessed refugees, ruined homes, fires, and a shattered city while noting aid trains and sobering scenes. McConnell letters recount further destruction and fear as the quake's toll rises, with hundreds dead and widespread ruin across the Bay Area.

McConnell Childeen Thow San Francisco Isayn San Jose Gal Mra. McCoonell Coshooton John Stanton Johns Riba San Praneiveo

Notice to Teachers On Examination Return Dates

Notice to teachers outlines examination return dates for Big school and associated entities. Includes specified Saturdays in September December March June with afternoon sessions, and additional April May Saturdays. Details on applications, fees, and stationery provisions are given for one or more districts.

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