City Hall Site Debate Sparks Strong Council Call for Move
A city council meeting featured a near unanimous push to concentrate the new fire department city offices and police headquarters in one central location. Citizens urged Cant. James property on Main and Seventh as a preferred site with offices to reuse current structures. The session approved sewer assessments and bonds bids while suspending readings for rapid action.
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Main
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Collision injures nun near Coveland road
An auto accident east of Wooster left a young nun severely injured after a collision with a beer bottle and bottle throwers. Smith and a pursuing party were involved as the injured man was carried to a farmhouse. Groundbreaking today for the Church of Christ at Main and Eighth streets proceeds with a large work force.
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Wong
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Mayor Tom Johnson Invites Coshocton Democrats
The Daily Times reports Mayor Tom Johnson invites Coshocton County Democrats to a reception for Mr. Bryan at Madison Square Garden New York City on August 30. Johnson will base at the Gr egorian Hotel near Fifth Avenue. Local Democrats traveling or in New York will receive tickets and courtesies as the event is billed as a major year’s spectacle.
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New
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Gregorian Hotel
6Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Weather and local notices from Mt. Vernon area
Padly cloudy tonight and Thursday. Special to Delly Vimes from Mt. Vernon Ohio dated August 16 reports a large tank charged with carbonic acid acting as borat this afternoon while Charles Achiappacasse was charging a 7d. Born to Mr and Mrs Fred Foster water fountain. In a ConfetTonal, Roscoe this morning a girl.
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Mt. Vernon, O
Charles Achiappacasse
Fred Foster
Roscoe
Tragic Blast At The Sore Leaves Schlappacass Dead
A blast at the sore badly injures Schlappacass who is pronounced dead and Harry Eggleston is severely hurt. Panic spreads among patrons as emergency responders converge on the scene.
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Schlappacass
Harry Eggleston
Assassination Bid Misses Grand Duke in Krasnoye-Selo
Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholaisviteh, president of the Russian council of national defense and possible dictator candidate, narrowly escaped when bullets hissed over his head during blank firing practice at the guard camp. Soldiers were arrested as the imperial plans abruptly shifted.
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Russian Council of National Defense
Imperial Guard
Krasnoye-Selo
Will
Board of Public Works considers six mile dam plan change
The State Board of Public Works in Columbus discussed revised dam plans for the Six Mile dam above Coshocton. Bids for construction were not let as new concrete or reinforced concrete schemes are being considered. A second advertisement for bids will be issued to align with the updated plan, delaying the contract finalization until about October first.
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Columbus
W. A. Himebaugh
Six Mile
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Texas Democrats Open Convention in Dallas Aug 15
Dallas Aug 15 With 790 delegates and more than 4000 spectators the Texas Democratic state convention opened the party since 1892. Judge Joseph E Cockrell of Dallas named temporary chairman as the session focused on organization and speeches. Senator Culberson was absent while Senator Bailey received an ovation and spoke briefly.
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Tex
Democracy of
Texas
James
Murderer Escaped After Fatal Stabbing in Ohio
Tony Marro, 51, sat on a Mingo Junction doorstep when Tanny Basan fired Ave titlets into his body, wounding him fatally before Basan fled. Witnesses recalled Basan and Marro joking before the attack. Dr. Foster returned from Dayton today after aiding in eradicating glanders among horses there.
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Tony
Marro
Mingo Junction
Tanny Basan
Rasgo
Dr. Foster
Dayton
Important New Railway Project From Pittsburg to New York
Foreign bankers report consolidation papers filed at Harrisburg. Joseph Hershey, president of the Wilbash railroad, plans a New York Pittsburg and Chicago line costing about 150 million dollars. It will be 62 miles shorter to New York, cross the Allegheny summit lower than the Pennsylvania line, use electric locomotives, and traverse central Pennsylvania coal regions.
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Hartistaurs
Joseph Hernsey
Waebash Radroad
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Allegheny Mountains
State Inspector Harris visits Cassingham Mines
State Inspector Harris of Columbus arrived in the city and met E B P Miller of the local Onto miners subdistrict. He said the visit was mostly casual and left at 1 pm for an inspection, following a recent accident when George Carpenter narrowly escaped injuries from a rock fall at a mine car.
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Harris
Columbus
City
E. B P. Miller
Onto
Times
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Cassiognan Ming
George Carpenter
Bach
Chelekis to Build Large Ice Cream Factory This Fall
Chelekis announces a large scale ice cream factory to be erected on Orange Street near Ninth. The plant, 20 by 60 feet, will use the latest machinery and brine freezing. Construction starts this fall with operations ready next spring for the ice cream season.
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Kelekis
Orange Street
Settlement at Massillon District Opens Wage Talks
Special to The Daily Timer reports a Massillon settlement meeting by miners operators to set a two year wage scale, enabling a quick resume of work. State President Green played a leading role. Miss Ora Ling of Keene assisted Mrs Ida Hay on Main Street in the proceedings.
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Main Street
Arrested for Non Support in Local Court Ruling
Henry Clark known as Paid appeared before Squire Wimmer on a non support charge. He was fined 10 dollars and costs and ordered to pay 2.5 dollars per week toward family support. Failure to pay the fine by 2 90 p m today will result in jail.
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Addy Heads the Guernsey County Ticket
At the reconvention of Guernsey county Democrats held in the opera house this afternoon the ticket was placed in nomination for the November election. Sheriff Harrison Addy of Knox Township treasurer W A Blackburn Cambridge county recorder Watt Hutchingon Cambridge sewerants commissioner Nahlon Combs Courbosae reformary director SB Wood delegates to the state democracy convention J B Mahaffey John S Wach Frank A Amex J C One tines P Turner W A Young Or WooOM Bradford. Resolutions paid tribute to the late Governor Patt and endorsed W J S Bryan for president in 1908. The convention was largely attended.
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Gwernsey
Opera House
Harrison Addy
Knox
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Funeral of Jas. Swigart Held in Newcomerstown
The funeral of James Swigart was held Tuesday morning in Newcomerstown with Rev. Valtison of the Newcomerstown Presbyterian church officiating. Burial followed at Corbet Cemetery. The service drew a large crowd for the area, reflecting Swigart’s standing in the community.
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James Swigart
Newcomerstown
Valtison
Calerment
Corbet
Coshocton Man Named Secretary at State Democratic Convention
Joseph Callahan of Coshocton has been named a fourth secretary at the Ohio Democratic state convention in Columbus. John E. Connors of Columbus is the first assistant and A. B. Court of Caluthias is the third assistant secretary. The recognition is a nice compliment to Coshocton’s state committee member.
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Joseph Callahan
Coshocton
Price Russell
Columbus
John EE. Connors
A. B. Court of
Barrel well at Blissfield yields promising production
Kirby of the Producers Torpedo Co reports drilling the T. M. McKay well on the H. T. Williamson farm near Blissfield. Estimated output ranges from 10 to 15 barrels per day, described as the best well yet struck in this portion of Chet county.
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Producers Torpedo Co
T. M. McKay
H. T. Williamson
Biilfield
Chet County
Proposed Increase of Capital Stock and Name Change
By resolution of the Democrat and Standard Publishing company board on Aug 1 1906 a stockholders meeting is called for Sept 15 1906 at 1 pm in Coahokton Ohio to consider increasing capital stock from 14200 to 24200 or other amount and to amend articles of incorporation to change the corporate name from The Company to The Times Publishing Company. Donna Hosselt, Secretary.
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Xaldt Rcotupans
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Octon
Ohio
Sald Company
Sard
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the Times Publishing Company
Slight Improvement Noted for Judge Roche Today
Judge Roche shows slight improvement with nourishment retained and stronger condition than in recent days. Miss Dorothy Adame and Mr James Prestom traveled to Cambridge Springs this morning.
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Dorothy Adame
James Prestom
Cambridge ‘Springs
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