Fourth annual MM Chautauqua ends with diverse programs
The fourteenth annual assembly featured Harry F Huntington lectures and a lively round of performances by Seton Indian tribe youths, a butterfly dance, feasts of storytelling, and a dramatic recounting of Lincoln's era. General Grosvenor spoke on journalism and Civil War memory, while Miss Garye led an engaging evening with music and exercises.
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MM Chautauqua
Harry F. Fluntington
Oca Gar
Delaware
Mance
Jim Tevin
Francis Way
Paul McCane
Wade Rheinhy Robt
Theeken Piyper St. Clair
Kevin Anderson
Banning Glass
Rodner Nok
Heney Cirly
Garye
Patiemee
Offar
Sormlard
Taiey Meerel
Atin
Younge
Ers
Het
Unclear OCR fragment on postwar social event and deaths
Fragmentary OCR text describes a social gathering at Cooperdate with dinner and speakers, followed by obituaries or notices naming several individuals including Mrs Esther Wright and Mrs Marris, with scattered locations and dates blurred. The passage is garbled and difficult to interpret.
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Cooperdate
Janey
Esther Wright
Wada Mays
Diedra
Dra
Coupe
Uh Marris
Cent
Local boy injured in makeshift slide accident
Bernard Gross, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Gross of North Eleventh street, and several other boys, improvised a version of the "Slide of Death" on a rope apparatus Sunday. During a trial run he suffered severe wrist sprains and possible further injuries as the ride collapsed and sent him over the edge.
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Bernard Gross
M. Gross
North Eleventh Street
Bernard
Leslie Carter Admits Burglary and Stolen Revolver
Leslie Carter admits entering a neighbor’s home and taking a revolver. Court records recount the investigation, with the father hospitalized and a bond set at an amount noted in the document.
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Leslie Carter
Card of Thanks and Local Visit Mention
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to those who offered support during illness and to friends for flowers and comfort. It notes New Philadelphia, Adelphia resident Dr D C Gonteeh spent Sunday in the city and attended a Chautauqua lecture by Gen John C Black, a former pension department colleague in Washington.
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Charles Grorvenor
Pix Fan
Dectarer
Athens
Jadeey Dunein
Pas
Evener
McKinley
Whi
Maine
Spain
Ile
Ly McKinkey
Uegule
Gen. Crosvenor
Cirusvenor
Meéernefouhe
Paris
Hawaiian Islands
Philippines
Wta Teva
Nians Beniutifn
Tie
Efe
Hounluli
Milaido
Wien
Orient
Hey Woo
Portsmouth
Yechon
Manila
D.C. Gonteeh
New Phila
Adelphia
Chautauqua
Pension Department
Washington
John C. Black
Chili Picnic Draws Thousands To Annual Event
Crowds gathered for the annual chili picnic with music and readings. Rev. Propet Waneity spoke at the interlude while various musical groups performed and local diners enjoyed the program.
Fragmented Text Passages Yield Cryptic Report
A garbled OCR fragment presents disjointed phrases and names. The unreadable lines mention multiple names and places with no clear event, date, or outcome to ground a coherent news item.
Fragmented OCR summary with scattered phrases
A garbled OCR passage mentions places and events in a jumbled form. It references Pine, Wat Saher, Athen, and various odd terms, but no coherent story or clear subjects emerge from the readable text.
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Ocean Wallies
Local Notes and Farm Highlights From Coshocton Route 7
A terse Coshocton Route 7 community snippet records a social gathering at the Branch and local farm data. Mentions include Middieton of Curauogca P visiting Pitday, W. B. Middierean visiting W. C. Midgeton, W. Weigle cultivating three acres at 22 bushels per acre, and Robert Trwixgins with two acres of oats at 23 bushels per acre.
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Coshocton
Middieton
W. C. Midgeton
W. Weigle
Robert Trwixgins
Huffman the Spry One Debates Energized Voter Response
Fragmentary text references Huffman and Eta vote, with disjoint phrases about testing, ballots, and public figures. Readable lines hint at a political contest and public interest but lack coherent details or dates.
Chairman Sees Victory Ahead In Notification Committee
The chairman of the Notification Committee expresses strong confidence in victory for the upcoming election. He, with colleagues including Dr. WA McClure, travels to Lincoln amid supportive remarks about Branto and Kern and criticism of rival candidates and parties.
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Fairview
Ginecol
Nebmindb
Denpergtig
P Chivtan
Alitbannk
Eluinon
Taneu
Wiliam J. Tryin
Lancoln
Be Louis
Wa, McClure
Sedalia
Branto
Kern
Lincoln
Cherton
Gukedler Bryan
Clayton
Bryan Wit Be Notified of His Nomination For President
A garbled report from Hineolt Nebraska outlines Bryan's expected nomination for president. The piece references verification processes, party details, and mentions a committee and public reaction amid the political fringe.
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Bryan
Hineolt
United States
Bavane
Sabelenhy
Eatie Piien
Five Candidates Enter Senatorial Nomination Race
Five contenders appear for the senatorial nomination as campaigns begin in diverse counties. Names and details listed in local voter notices signal early contests, financial pledges, and party alignments shaping the race.
Gretna Green Wedding in Kentucky Speeds to Vow
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a hasty marriage journey to a Gretna Green style wedding in Kentucky. Text is garbled with many stray letters but suggests a rapid wedding or elopement connected to a train event and local geography.
Huff Falls Into a Hole Lined With Bits of Glass
An unusual incident unfolds as an individual slips into a hole lined with glass fragments. Eyewitnesses report disarray and danger around the site with responders arriving to secure the area and assist the injured. Local authorities initiate a preliminary investigation into cause and safety measures.
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Huff
Coshocton County Pays Only Jury and Sheriff Fees
A state Bureau of Inspection ruling assigns Coshocton County the obligation to pay jury and sheriff fees in a disputed Gen Dickerson trial, with Holmes County bearing bailiff and related costs. The decision, conveyed by Prosecutor Mee Dowell, sets the financial split under statute and signals potential further actions if disputes arise.
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Bureau of Public Accounting
Coshocton County
Holmes County
Dickerson
State Bureau of Inspection and Supervision of
MéeDowell
Costocton County
Coshacton
Holmes
Board of Juryets
Bridge Painting Expensive and Questionable Costs
Patchy text notes high expenses for bridge painting and mentions possible quotes, contractors, and methods. References a ferry approach and gate work, with unclear details and inconsistent language throughout the fragment.
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