Valley Transit Light and Power Company Formed
Clyde Kneisely Michael Siebold Rhodes W W Snyder FG Kneizll W J Wise T F Hynes and Fow Richards incorporated the Valley Transit Light & Power Company of New Philadelphia with capital stock of 100000. The firm plans an electric railroad linking Canton Canal Dover New Philadelphia Newcomerstown Coshocton and other areas, plus coal mines and amusement parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TA American Press Telegram
Columbus
Clyde J Kneisely
Michael Siebold
ES. Rhodes
W. W. Snyder
FG. Knenzll
W. J. Wise
T. F. Hynes
Fow
Richards
The
Valley Transit Light & Power Company of
New Philadelphia
Canatriet
Canton
Canal Dover
Newcomerstown
Coshocton
Newerkant
Cohocton
Mirskingdons
Kicking
Franklink
Roofer Lawrence of Coshocton Dies in Columbus Home
R Lawrence formerly of Coshocton, aged about 60, died suddenly at his residence 307 1 2 N Front street Columbus, due to organic heart trouble. Death occurred Thursday at 1:10 pm. He had worked as a journeyman roofer in the city for several years and was well known. Coroner Murphy attended and viewed the body. A peculiarity noted was the body cooled slowly making embalming difficult as hands and feet slept cold while the rest remained warm. Several local notices and reminiscences follow about area residents and friends.
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Columbus, O
Rooferick Lawrence
Coshocton
Ste
Front Street
Lawrence
Corie Murphy
A Well Known Farmer Died Friday of Heart Trouble
A well known farmer died Friday from heart trouble. The fragmented text hints at a small town notice with local names and places, including references to a chapel and local goods, suggesting a community obituary or death notice with sparse readable details.
Unclear OCR: Local Names and Dates Fragment
The readable segments mention Canal Lewisville and Mae Borrowebs with uncertain place names and dates. Some phrases reference a vote, a meeting, and a person named Sarah Ayeteege Mes KO Thani. The rest is garbled, leaving little verifiable context or outcome.
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Canal Vachsville
Mae
Borrowebs
Akton
Cayton
Mora
Death Notice for Mrs. Mary Hack of Coshocton
Mrs. Mary Hack died after an illness of three weeks from appendicitis following surgery in Dayton. Born March 18, 1873 in Pillsbury, she lived with her mother in Coshocton before marriage to Banks Huck, later moving to Springfield and Dayton. She is survived by her husband, daughter Cortelia, her first husband’s child, mother Mrs Conroy, sisters Sarah and Josequin, brother James, and several in law and extended family. Funeral services will be held in Coshocton at Mrs. J. A. Johnson’s home on South Fourth Street, with burial planned after the funeral scheduled for Sunday or Monday.
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Mary Hack
Miami Hospital
Dayton
CMNY
Hack
Pillsburs
Coshocton
Banks Huck
Coshacton
Springfield
Cortelia
Pittsburg
Conroy
Sarah
J. A. Johnson
South Fourth Street
The Jollier and the City’s Political Commentary
A garbled excerpt from a 19th or early 20th century issue discusses electing a real mayor, condemns Mayor Siitn for suspending a sentence, mentions lawgirs, interurban lines, and Coshocton events. It references Rex Beach’s The Spoilers, serials, and hometown ads, with scattered notes on saloons, payments, and upcoming weather.
Rhode Island Sardine Box Density Lead in Population
Rhode Island tops the nation in population density with 409 persons per square mile, followed by seven other states with over a hundred per square mile. A Chicago-area bulletin notes rising density as urban areas expand. In St Louis a court case over a dog ends with one owner claiming the animal. Pittsburg resident Wit Fallor spent Saturday in the city.
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Rhode Island
Solomon
St. Louis
Life's purpose debated by Father Vaughn sermon
Father Vaughn spoke to a vast multitude on life value, arguing that life centers on spiritual purpose beyond personal amusement. He traced the Fall, stressed repentance, and urged restraint of desires, claiming true fulfilment comes through toil, discipline, and a future spiritual destiny.
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Christ
John
Father Vaughn
Red Men State Picnic at Ohio State Fair Grounds
Great Sachem E J Granger invites all tribes councils and uniformed ranks to attend the Red Men's State Picnic on Thursday at the Ohio State Fair grounds. Airmanship by A Roy Knabenshue with airship flights is promised along with war dances band concerts and harness races to boost attendance and register the largest crowd for the state board of agriculture prize.
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E. J. Granger
Snabenshue
Ohio State Fair
Red Men
Ohio
Tniforme
Bank
Altoona
Przedri
al Civic SoCieties
Meri Ts
Vatoms Cohn
Matainest
Pocahontas Cnomnels
Columbus
Oh'n State Board of Agriculture
Stolen horse in Cass County sparks local investigation
Mrs. Cromer lost her horse while visiting Logansport when they hitched the animal at Narret Tomlinson residence. A passerby saw a man drive off with the horse but could not recover it. Cass County Horsey Tel Detective Association was notified but failed to recover the property. Col. Creamer, association member, may be targeted in what is viewed as a bold slap at him and the group.
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Patt
Columbusx
Poraker
Republican Party
Semito
Foraker
Republical Party
Senator Foraker
Othe
Georgetown
Taft
Columbus
Logansport Journal
Robert Cromer
Cass County Horsey Tel
To Improve the Cellar Effort
Fragmentary text describes damp and mouldy conditions and mentions air quality and moisture. It references unidentified birds and a cryptic question about a pie, with no clear event or identifiable proper nouns. The readable content hints at a housing or storage issue with potential pest concerns but lacks concrete actions or outcomes.
Woman injured by water plug on North Alabh street
On Wednesday night Mrs Edward Taylor tripped over a water plug protruding above the pavement along North Alabh street. She fell striking the right side of her face, suffering a severe bruise that left her face black and blue from temple to neck. An advertisement from H W Johns Manville Co Cleveland Ohio offers Manville Dry Powder Fire Extinguisher via agents earning 725 to 59 per week.
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Edward Taylor
Alabh Street
Manville
H. W. Johns-Manvile Co
Cleveland
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Nia
Malls
Pinaud
New York
Mrs. Banks
the Jollier
Newark
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Anderson
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Cuba
Wit Fallor
Pittsurg
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Synan
SaertPeart Church
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Attenson
Eve Querie
God
National Biscuit Company
Mar Tel
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Thor
Chroat
C. B. Hughes
Aig
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National Lead & Gil CO
Pitteburgh
Beck’s Flouring Mill
Helmick, Ohio
D. Barr
JH. Pomerene
F. FE
Pomerens Pomerene & Pomerene, Attorneys-at-Law
A. E. Harn
Hurna
Main Street
HW. Nicholas
W.S. MerReer
Nicholas & Merrell
Attorneys-at-Law
O. Ofice
F. C. Hay
B. Hunt
W. A. Himebaugh
Thomas E. Duncan R, B. McDermott
Duncan & McDermott Attorneys At Law
Coshocton, C
Geo
J. Bock, JR
Dacerber
March
Jane
Aberson
Alona
Atari
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A. P. McDonald
W. A. McCurdy
Tweber
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