Newcomerstown Man Patents Air Ship
J R Fisher of Newcomerstown joined by J E Baker and others claim an airship may fly at a mile per minute with 50 passengers and cross the ocean at four miles per hour to New York and Liverpool. Patent not yet secured. project cost about 6000 dollars. Washington application in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Fisher
Coshocton
J. E. Baker
New York
Liverpool
Wahington C
Double Power Mill Company
Appleton
Wisconsin
Local News Briefs From Danville and Nearby Areas
Layland Layland and family returned home this week after visiting relatives in Danville. NooF Kerth and wife visited J. O. Patterson on Sunday. Bikel Bros. began threshing for farmers in the vicinity. Mrs. I. T. W. Lamer stayed at her parents near Baltic as her father fell off a...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Layland
Cremmie Sherrer
Danville
Noof. Kerth
J. OM. Patterson
Biekel Bros
TW. Lamer
Ler Pereits
Baltic
Sunday Socials and Weather Across Coshocton
Readable notes show neighbors visiting: Mr and Mrs W H Thantell with Samuel Valentine, Mrs Carrie Shaw ill, Samuel Foster injured jumping a fence in the storm, and ongoing wheat stacking and oats cutting. Sunday school at Ritentsan's strong, Pleasant Hill association soon, rain helped crops, Philadelphia referenced in faded text.
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Coshocton
Aue
Ritentsan’s
Pleasant Hill
Wie
Judge fines Standard Oil 29 million in rebating case
Chicago, Aug. 3 Judge Landis fines Standard Oil 29,240,000 the maximum for rebating in numerous cases. The decision shocks the nation as federal courts begin enforcing penalties against corporate offenses. Rockefeller and associates are expected to try to dodge payment, with eyes on the outcome of the collection effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Free Telegram
Chicago
Kenasaw Landig
Standard Oil Company
A B Jennings Returns After Long Absence to Coshocton
A B Jennings, long away from Coshocton county for over twenty three years, plans a visit to his mother Mrs duties Strowning and his brother A Jennings on the Plainfield road. Born in Coshocton county, he spent early years on the family farm, left in 1884, later worked for Wabash railroad, now located in Detroit, and he is pleased to reconnect with Coshocton friends.
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Diana
Anit
Duties
A. Jennings
Plainfield Road
T M M
Walnut Etreet
Mr. Jennings
Cosherton County
Wabash Railroad Company
Detroit
Coshocton
Royal Gifts Presented to Sultan of Morocco Visit
Dr Frank Bastwick arrived in New Jersey on a three months vacation after a dental mission at Sans Court Phe wats teriRaniders last spring. He received Moorish gifts including a gold mounted saddle, breast plate, collar, and embroidered saddle cloth in the sultan’s colors before returning to Coshocton, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamerican Press Telegt
New York
Tesus Shereffian
Morocco
Frank
Bastwick
Palifield
N. J
Rey
Rostwickh
Bostwick
Coshocton
Witless Health Claims From Stark County Ad
Anomalous local notice from Grovertown Stark County references health cures by a king of consh and cold cures. Claims mention optimizer Rocke felter and Manville Fire Extinguisher sales with weekly earnings potential and a Cleveland address.
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Hero
Snake in the Berry Patch Scares Two Robbers
Two young men in the southeastern city district, not far from a manufacturing area, attempted to steal berries while a large snake lay in wait on a berry bush. They fled in terror after the stunned sight, recalling a warning of omen as they returned to their tasks.
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Hese
Ehoven
Chicago
Pind
Port Washington Mill Fire destroys Linensever works
The mill of Chas A Linensever at Port Washington was totally destroyed by fire on Thursday night. Origin unknown but likely sparked by a passing carriage. Loss estimated at ten thousand dollars. Ten workers lose jobs as nearby Udlen column works also burned.
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Port Washington
Chas. A. Linensever
Udlen
Community Notes on Local Visits and Illnesses
Local families report illness and travel abroad while visiting relatives. Ira Wright and family hosted a gathering for their son’s sixtieth birthday with friends and neighbors in Millersburg. The article lists numerous visitors from Newark Zanesville Columbus and Coshocton staying with or visiting residents, including teachers and workers and noting harvest season activities in the area.
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Ira Wright
Stanford
Millersburg
Walker
Dorothy
Sara
B. Binghman
Emma
Casner
Frazersburg
Mroo
Wee Lod Parks ' Dow
Frank Plandeety
Cruelty charges in Roson end case with rail assault
Brief OCR reads Jack arresting Joseph Dickerson in Roson west end for cruelty to animals. Mero Doikerson allegedly aided by striking a nurse with a fence rail. Banive Wimmer pleaded gravity to the charge amid proceedings.
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Qittimane Osle
Jack
Joseph Dickerson
Roson
Mero Doikerson
Teagien
Banive Wimmer ‘Oe
Ty Mt
Auditor Randles August settlement details tax distributions
The Avent settlement shows taxes collected totaling 14024.11 allocated to township funds and school funds. Townships listed include Atkins Bedford Warsaw Clark Franklin Jackson Keene Lafayette Linton Mill Creek Monroe Lew Castle Oxford Pike Yeerry Tiverton Virginia Washington White and others with varied amounts. School fund distribution includes Atlas Wedford Bedford Clark Crawford Jefferson Warsaw Village Mohawk Jackson Rovcoe Village Plainfield and several towns with specific dollar amounts.
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Randles
Atkins
Bedford
Warsaw
FSNS
Clark
Haltie
Franslin
Jackson
Jotrson
Keene
L Lafayette
Linton
Mill Creek
Monroe
Lew Castle
Oxford
Pike
Yeerry
Tiverton
Atlants
Wedford
Bedford B.S. PD
Rovcoe Village
Jefferson
Warsaw Village
Mohawk S
Lafayette
Lafayette S
Tanton
Plainfield S
New Castle
Wathoudimgs
Oxford Bah Pike
West Carlish
Dosnt
New Guilford
Tuscara
Coshocton City
B.D
Virginia
Adams Mil
TRNSE
Washington
A Valuable Lesson From Magnolia Reader
A Magnolia Indiana reader recalls a six year lesson about life changes. The note mentions turning to a product named King’s New Life Pils and comments on personal health, with stray references to local businesses and names. The readability is limited and many words are garbled.
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Oh Fleagant
Magnolia
Ind
King's New Life Pils
Botake
Ab. B. Anderson
Co. Sahotton
Mo Perinson
Ros Jeoe
Drineglara
Fishermen Put Up Stiff Fight in Coshocton Court
On complaint of a whistleblower, six Newcomerstown men were hauled into Squire Wimmer’s court in Coshocton County for allegedly fishing in a pond on July 4. They claim prior consent from pond owner Cyril Stall and argue the act conformed to the law. Bonds were posted and hearings pending as Attorner T. Russell and Judge R. M. Voorhees prepare to defend them. community business figures among the accused.
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Newcomerstown
Squire Wimmers
Coshocton
Cyril Stall
Stall
Mars
McVicker
Gunn
Millie
Wie
Shortyr
John Addy
Frank King
T. Russell
R. M. Voorhees
Cosherton
Hunting for Trouble In California 200 Years Ago
Fragmentary notes by Charles Walters of Alleghany Sierra County describe seeking trouble and cures for sores and wounds. The piece mentions a salve guaranteed by OC RE Anderson and mentions locations and stores in a frontier era setting.
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California
Charles Walters
Alleghany
Sierra Co
Walters
RE. Anderson
Ceesheetan Ang U. M. Fermason
Beseiran
Ohio's Health Reform Drive Faces Public Health Group
Ohio weighs a push by the American Public Health Association to improve vital statistics collection. Dr C C Probst of the state health board leads Ohio efforts at the Atlantic City convention September 20 to October 4. Attorney General Bonaparte reviews legal steps for enactment by the legislature.
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Ohio
American Public Health Association
Athantic City
CC. Probst
State Board of Health
Bonaparte
Children Conquer Balky Pony Cart On Fourth Street
A group of children under six struggled to move a balky pony cart on Fourth Street near Main at noon. Laughter rose from spectators as one boy used a tuft of grass to gently coax the donkey, and the cart finally yielded to the kids' persistence.
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Httle
Fourth Street
Main
Married at Parsonage in quiet New Castle ceremony
Mrs Nellie Allen of New Castle and Walter Croskey of Spring Mountain wed yesterday afternoon at Rev J N Johnston home on Adams street. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Earl J Croskey who were married Saturday July 20 by Rev Johnston. The couple are the Croskeys.
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Nellie Allen
New Castle
Walter Croskey
Spring Mountain
J. N. Johnston
Adams Street
Earl J. Croskey
Rev. Johnston
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