Lybarger Named for Congress at New Philadelphia
Capt L Lybarger was nominated for Congress at New Philadelphia amid acclamation after a Times prediction. E Russell of Newark presented the name, Judge Souers of New Philadelphia seconded, with Gol Crawford not a candidate. A taft Foraker Harris endorsement resolution passed. Co W Montgomery of Newark chaired. Fred Defenbacher of Fuscara was secretary.
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L. Lybarger
Congress
New Philadelphia
the
Times
Gol. Crawford
Lybarger
E. Russell
Newark
Trolley Plan Draws Philadelphia Man to Coy Shadowed Scene
Cal P.O. Richards of Philadelphia spends a few days in Coy shadow in the interest of traction lines planned for the Muskingum Valley. W Phila.
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Cal
P.O. Richards
delphia
Co shartion
Muskingum Vailey
Phila
Mother at bedside as typhoid sickens homemaker
Mrs. Martha Salle lies seriously ill with typhoid fever at her home. Joel Woolward of Jackson Ohio and two children, Miss Peart Sattie of the village and W G Gaffle of Coshes ten Vere, are reported at her bedside. Sun day. Athimsville Register. soni
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Martha Salle
Joel Woolward
Jackson
Ohio
Angel of Death Beckons Lucy Graham Home
Lucy Jane Graham died at seven fifteen this morning at the home on South Lawn Avenue after a seven year battle with tuberculosis. Born near Netherstot, she lived in Coshocton as a child and worked as a keeper at the Vail Co. for years before illness confined her to the house. A devout church member and Sunday school teacher, she is survived by her parents Gratian and wife, two brothers, and one sister. The service will be held Friday at two, with burial in South Lawn cemetery.
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Lucy Jane Graham
soul Lawn avenue
dea
Miss Grahium
Nethert
Coshocton
sears
itd
Vail Co
Alias Gratant
ter ness
Gaham
Gratiani
Tao
Larengo
Joseph
Mary
Robertson
South Lawn cemetery
Bryan May to Appear at New York State Convention
A fragmented note from the American Press Telegram hints at Bryan's planned appearance at a New York state political convention. The garbled text references line, sea, weather, and Taft talks, suggesting a broader campaign-coverage chatter rather than a clear event date or location.
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BRYAN
N.Y
American Press Telegram
Pew
William Johtson
Faircrest
Mir
Taft
Wien
Lydia Denking Sues Lydia the Cook for Assault
Lydia Denking files affidavit in Squire Wimmers court after a domestic dispute at the Mecca Mecca where she was slapped for insolence. A hearing is set for the afternoon. Mrs Gamble is the defendant in this assault case.
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Mecca herel
Squire Wimmers court
Mrs. Gamble
Lydia denking
Minnesota governor disappoints Chautauqua crowd
A garbled report describes Minnesota Governor Johnson failing to appear at a Chautauqua event. Protests and widespread disappointment followed, with notes of travel disruptions and telegrams to President McAdoo. An additional item mentions two suspects charged with jumping trains.
William Wilson Dies In Circle of Death at Sixth Street Theatre
William Wilson died Monday night in a gruesome accident while performing The Circle of Death at the Sixth Street Theatre. Funeral was held Wednesday with his wife arriving to attend. Rev Robertson spoke on safety and responsibility in public performances.
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Wm. Wilson
Robertaan
William Wilson
Sixth Street Theatre
Another Dr. Burchard Arises
Fragmented OCR reflects a debated political speech scene with references to Dr. Burchard, Reverend Barebard, and lines about Rome, Romanism, and Reform. The dialogue hints at ideological clashes among Republicans and Democrats, amid public reaction and partisan framing.
Sultan Abdul Hamid stabbed in private palace
Geneva reports Sultan Abdul Hamid was stabbed in the breast at Yildiz Kiosk by a minor palace official. Telegram from Constantinople quotes a leader of the Young Turkish movement. the injury is described as severe and dramatic, with unclear immediate consequences for the palace.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Sultan Abdul Hamid
Yildiz
Constantinople
Funeral of Mrs Wilson Noted in Coshocton Cemetery
Funeral services were held for Mrs Wilson in Coshocton with floral tributes and mourners including family and local residents. The procession carried the casket to the South Lawn Cemetery for interment while Williams and other companions stood by. Remains were attended by figures such as Wire, Crowley, Randles, Clothe, Harel, Tyler, and Suttair as the community marked the loss with honor and respect.
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Wilson
Coshocton
Wileig
Herel
Ton Crowley
Fred Randles
Oliver Clothe
Frank Harel
Edward ‘Tyler
Roy Suttair
Wilvon
Nervy Youth Willing to Cross River by Teeth
A fragmented text describes a nervous youth willing to cross a river by hanging from his teeth and rope. City, river, and schoolyard imagery appear through garbled phrases and scattered names, hinting at a dare or stunt context with uncertain location and participants.
Lineman Foils Large Viper High In Shade Tree Incident
A lineman dislodges a large viper perched atop a shade tree. The snake drops and is observed slipping away as workers secure the area. Eye witnesses report the reptile was targeting birds and small prey. the lineman escaped without injury after the creature fell to the ground and recoiled.
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ars
sisi
Smythe
batt
Mehine
Buckeye Lake’s Summer Draw Attracts Large Crowd
Buckeye Lake is slated to welcome a big crowd for a recreational day featuring boating bathing and fishing. The event highlights include a fire and dining arrangements with housing and utilities prepared for attendees. Local officials note strong turnout expectations and describe planned activities at the lakeside area near Newcomerstown and nearby stations.
Lightning burns disrupt farm and flood damaged hay
A barn and nearby fields burned after a lightning strike near New Paris three miles west of Des Moines. The fire damaged hay crops and threatened livestock, with losses to be insured. Franklin Township officials approved a bridge raise for Cassingham Coal Co to allow a coal tramway to pass, conditioned on the company repairing any damage.
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Pranktin township
Cassingham Coal Co
cowl company
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