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Coshocton Weekly Times

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1907

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All Aboard Now For Luna Park Excursion Plans

Plans for a large library excursion to Toma Park Cleveland were finalized at a joint committee meeting. Trains will leave in four sections from Orange Street, the Hill Station, and the freight depot, with Dresden and West Lafayette stops. Tickets must be paid with exact change and pullman coaches reserved. alcohol and intoxicated passengers will be barred for safety and order.

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Harriman and Kahn summoned in Chicago Alton inquiry

U S district attorney seeks show cause against E H Harriman and Otto H Kahn in a federal petition tied to control of the Chicago and Alton railroad. Questions from IC C investigation cover Union Pacific purchases and holdings, including Illinois Central and Southern Pacific dealings. Harrison Elson was arrested after an on street dispute with Sarah Summers, accused of threats and provocations, bound over to await grand jury action.

Harriman Kahn TAMericvan Press New York Andas States Stimson United States circuit court city EK. H. Marriman Otto H. Kahn Kahn, Loeb & Company Chicago & Alton railroad interstate commerce commission Chicago & Alton Bonaparte inois Central Union Pacific Alton Kuhn, Loeb & Company John A. Stewart John J. Mitchell H. H. Rogers H. C. Frick Santa Fe Illnois Central Southern Pacific Walnut street Harrison El son Sarah Summers Elson vibe

Bitten by Dog This Morning Near Mail Route

This morning as Judson Haleh delivered mail, George Hal's dog, fed by the boy, bit him on the some leg with no provocation. The wound received prompt medical attention. The Pennsylvania Railroad Company increased its freight handling force by hiring Robert Combs and Henry Lemert as extra men.

Judson Haleh George Hal Mr. Halts Mr. Haleh Pennsylvania Railroad Company Robert Combs Henry Lemert

Four Generations: Bernard Preston Welcomes Wide Family

A Congenital family gathering at Bernard Preston’s home last Sunday showcased four generations. The family includes Lois Preston of Costeon, Mrs Ob. MS Shive, and six children, the eldest fourteen. Preston, age about sixty, remains robust and shows signs of continued longevity.

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William Schumacher Dies of Typhoid Fever

William Schumacher dies this morning of typhoid fever at the home of Mrs. Lenhart Probst, where he has lived five years. He worked for Coshocton Glove Company and played for the West side baseball team. Survived by wife Mary, children Christina and Emma, sisters and brothers in Coshocton and Pittsburgh, and his father Henry Schumacher expected from Columbus today. Arrangements pending in Mineral.

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Buckeye Press Outing At Coder Point Aug Twenty Four

Journalists from the Ohio Editorial Association are invited to a summer outing at Coder Point from August 21 to 24 hosted by President J W Johnson of the Buckeye Press Association. Plans aim to make it one of the state’s largest gatherings with editors taking a respite from work.

J. W. Johnson Buckeye Press association Ohio Editorial association Coder Point

Once a Millionaire Tobacco Grower Dies at Local Hospital

R Holmes, aged about ? died at a local hospital. A Kentucky tobacco grower once wealthy, he lost much in the great Chicago fire. He was en route to Wichita to visit a daughter and was known in St. Louis.

Kannanus R. Holmes Kentucky Chicago Wichita St. Louie

Knights of Maccabees Conclave Opens in Norfolk

The Uniform Rank Knights of Maccabees of the World begin their biennial convention and encampment at the Jamentown Exposition in Norfolk Virginia on August 13. The event features competitive drills among commands for the $800 silver trophy, currently held by a Toledo company.

American Presa Telegram Norfolk Knights of Maccabees of the World Jamentown Exposition atp Toledo

Death claims Otsego woman aged 77 in Ohio

Amy Oisens Lawrence, longtime Otsego resident and widow of Philo Lawrence, died at 4 yesterday morning at 77 from age related causes. She is survived by six sons and three daughters, including H E Lawrence Otsego and Elta Bakerstown, with funeral at 12 o'clock Wednesday from the home, then interment in the Baptist cemetery.

Oisens Amy Martha Lawrent Philo Lawrence HE Lawrence Otsexo Lawrencey Pinkuflyyd Perry Lawrener Costhoe

Commotion at Penny Station Spurs Arrest in Adaig Mills Area

A disturbance at Vlne station last evening led to the arrest of a suspect named Bila after a warrant was sworn out by Frank Jones of Abram. The incident involved resisting arrest, with officers pursuing a confrontation near Hareington, and a weapon-related charge noted for Mr. Jones and others. The scene drew a large crowd and several injuries were reported as onlookers fled. Further details and court steps were promised for Amst 2th.

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Yellow Fever in Cuba Report Shows More Cases

Major Kean reports two additional yellow fever patients at the military hospital in Cienfuegos. All are members of the hospital corps and one case occurred in the garrison. Infection likely began in Cienfuegos due to poor water supply and sanitation.

Havana Kean department of sanitation Cienfuegos coarpa

Movements Reported From Two City Addresses Today

Frank Karr relocated from 121 South Pour to North Fourth near the Misa Pauline Weissers residence. Fred Sullivan moved to West Latiy ette today, reflecting neighborhood shifts in local residence patterns.

Frank Karr No 121 South Pour North Fourth Misa Pauline Weissers Fred Sullivan West Latiyette

Telegraph Strike Turbulence Hit Newsrooms Nationwide

Amid a major telegraphers strike newspapers face disrupted news feeds and crowded offices as editors rush to publish with ferried, mailed, or phone-forwarded copy. Major cities report widespread walkouts affecting Western Union and Postal operators, raising fears of delayed reports and potential government intervention.

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Glassworkers poised for fire event at Dreboaf fair

Fragmented OCR details glassworkers preparing for a September fire-related display at the Dreboaf fair. Text mentions Tosieathons and Perrly eps, with unclear references to participant towns and eyeanes. Missing dates and many garbled names limit clarity.

Marriage Record Fragment in Jackson Township

Yesterday afternoon Squire Merwin married Aagains, a tele apt operator, now working at Tos Jedu, and Misa Ani Ler Hooker of Jackson township. The record notes missing dates and places but lists newborn or witness names and partial locations.

Squire Winmer qari ti Aagains Jedu amd Misa Ani Ler Hooker Jieksety sity

Ohio Governor Proclaims Labor Day Observance 1907

The Gene Assembly of Ohio designates the first Monday in September as a legal holiday to honor labor and promote mental and physical growth. The proclamation urges all residents to observe Labor Day and celebrate workers’ achievements with joy. Andrew Harriss signs and seals the proclamation as Governor, with secretary Carmela Thompson.

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