Tragic Railroad Crash Kills Newcomerstown Leader
Seigel Emerson prominent Newcomerstown businessman dies at 5 10 am when No 28 passenger train strikes his farm wagon at Goodrich street crossing. His neck broken, horses mangled, wagon demolished, body identified after rescue. Emerson 44, half owner of Emmerson flouring mills, insured, leaves wife and three children.
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Seigal Emmerson
Newcomerstown
Goodrich Street
Port Washington
Dinmer
Charlee Hogland
Emmerson
Mr. Emerson
Hen Murphy
Special Times
Jocal Industres
Woodmen of America
Methodist Church
Desperate husband deserts wife amid near rail tragedy
A man after heavy drinking attempted to abandon his wife on a moving railway train in the city. She tried to jump to safety as the train sped away, rolling her to the platform where she fainted twice. Bystanders aided her before she recovered and left.
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Dresden
Zanesville
Lost Cleveland Boy Found Working On Suburban Farm
Cleveland police located Ernest Nosker, son of Herman Nosker, working on a farm on Marceline Avenue in a Cleveland suburb. The youth, who left home voluntarily, told reporters by long distance call that he is well and wants his parents not to pursue him. Authorities say it remains a family matter with no public risk.
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Cleveland
Forest City
Damel Valentine
Times Office
Ernest Nosher
Mapel
Fred Kohler
Herman Nosker
Coshocton County
Nevis
Marceline Avenue
FW Break in New Shoes Promos and Veterinary Meet Notice
A garbled ad brief mentions Allen's Foot-ase powder for shoe comfort and branded sales pitches. It notes Dr. Foster, a local veterinarian, receiving invitations from President Aby and Secretary Gribble to attend a state veterinary association meeting at Columbus, with plans for a demonstration before the gathering.
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Allen
Foster
Invita Thomas
Prexiden, Axby
Gribble
Cio State Association of Veterinarians
Cofombes
Notable Dr Foster Praised in Coshocton Remarks
A local speaker lauds Dr Foster as among the foremost men in the state for his line of work, highlighting Coshocton’s pride in his achievements and influence.
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Foster
Coshocton
Cures all Kinaney and mate troubles mail treatment
Advertises two months treatment by mail for $1 from Dr. Er W Hall of St. Louis Missouri. Claims cure for various ailments including kidney and stomach issues. Also mentions visiting Cambridge and a separate item about a person named Nmoniam in Minnesota.
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Er. W. Hall
Oliverstreet
St. Louis
Zeppelin Airship Von Zeppelin Touted as World’s Largest Vessel
The zeppelin, Count von Zeppelin’s latest airship, measures about 430 feet long with a forty foot diameter and sixteen gas balloons. Fueled by two eight horsepower Daimler motors, it could cross the ocean from Liverpool to New York if conditions allow. Designed as an armored airship for warfare, it remains independent of existing naval forces and nodes of support from Kaiser and German capitalists backing the venture.
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Zeppelin
Liverpool
New York
von Zeppelin
Imperial Navy
Zeppelin Airship Trials Mark Third Model Flight
OQOUNT VON ZEPERLAN AND BIS AIRSET have poured funds into a venture consuming several hundred thousand dollars. Count von Zeppelin, a German noble and veteran soldier, rose to lieutenant general and served as military adviser to the king of Württemberg. His airship program, including prior models, aims to observe war and expand aerial scouting. Model No 3, built since last February with around ten workers, flew over the Bodensee lake twice, then circled back to the starting point. Trials showed two to four hours of operation, with propellers, motors, and aluminium cylinders performing smoothly, and the craft’s launch tower extending over the water.
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Oqount von Zeperlan
BIS Airset
Ferdinand von Zeppelin
Wurtletoberg
Heer
France
United States
Count von Zeppelin
Hin
Bodernes
Switzerland
Baden
Bo‘deane
Prof Holden Publishes Corn Talk Offer in Times
Prof P G Holden renowned corn expert promotes his book Corn Talk at high value, claiming 3200.00 from two acres and detailing soil, planting, cultivation, seed improvement and storage. The Times and Farm News present a free Corn Talk with annual subscriptions, urging Coshocton farmers to start using its advice for improved seed corn this fall.
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Ohio Farmer News
Times
Chautauya
Holden
Lowa
Professor Holden
Farm News
Corp Talk
Worth Catching Hint From German Adage
A short proverb notes the ease with which a lazy person can be caught by the devil, attributed to a German source. The line suggests vigilance about idleness and temptation.
Pro tracted Mt Nebo meeting and local notices
Pro tracted meeting at Mt. Nebo in progress for two weeks closed Sunday evening. Local moves and visits include Milton Marquard moving to a new home near Warsaw, Grace Beal visiting her parents Levi and Mrs Beal, B W Meredith on jury duty in Coshocton, Gerturde Bell visiting grandfather Samuel Hagans, Clara McCammet visiting Eliza beth Wantland, Mrs Stanton Fry and Mrs Willis Fry visiting Ashberry Fry, John Scott and family at Henry Meredith, a new son born to Overt, and dedication of the M E church at New Gilford. An advertisement extols Dr Kings New Discovery for coughs and lung diseases, with trials and availability.
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Nellie No
Mt. Nebo
Milton Marquard
Warsaw
Grace Beal
Cleveland
Levi Beal
B. W. Meredith
Coshocton
Gerturde Bell
Near New Castle
Samuel Hagans
Clara McCammet
Near Trtica
Elizabeth Wantland
Stanton Fry
Mohawk
Willis Fry
Ashberry Fry
John Scott
Henry Meredith
Family News From Chestnut Ridge Folded Within Local Notices
Chestnut Ridge notes show Mr and Mrs Hoss Karr returning from Fredericksburg after funeral and wedding of Miss Bade Armstrong, both relatives of Mrs Karr. Mrs Matt Wheatcroft visited J B Elliott. Nell McCormick of Keene visited Clara Endsley. Mary and Ann Jane Eliott moved to J B Elliotts for the winter. Revival meetings postponed due to bad weather. Halster's Rocky Mountain Tea ad closes.
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Chestnut Ridge
Hoss Karr
Fredericksburg
John D. Armstrong
Bade Armstrong
Karr
Matt Wheatcroft
J. B. Eliott
Nell McCormick
Death From Lockjaw Promoted by Arnica Salve Ad
An ad asserts Bocklen's Arnica Salve prevents blood poisoning and speeds healing. Chas Oswald of Rensacmeraville writes of Ellenred Seth Burch's sore, praising the salve for cuts wounds and sores. Roscoe and local merchants advertise 25 cents for the product.
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Bocklen
Chas Oswald
Rensacmeraville
Elenred Seth Burch
B. Anderson
W. Ferencon
Roscoe
Dresden to Get New 30000 Dollar Business Block
E Anderson announced that Stchummker Brothers of Dresden will erect a four story building on the principal street next spring costing 330,000 dollars. The block will house a hotel and a modern theater.
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Dresden
Stchummker Brothers
Fine bred sheep Iowa note and pension raise mentioned
E E Reamer of Freano R No 2 returns from Mansfield with six head of Delaine sheep bred from the ram American Model bought from T T Sweatland. Pension for Jacob Barver, former Co E of the 1ifth Ohio, raised from 14 to 17 by Attorney M W m mner. Hollister's Hocky Mountain Tea 35 cents. C E Anderson and John Richer of Peru Ind guests of Mr and Mrs WW Richer.
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E. E. Reamer
Freano R. No. 2
Mansfield
Delalne
T. T. Sweatland
Jacob Barver
Co. E
1Ifth Ohio
M. W Mmner
Hollister
C. E. Anderson
Memorial to Angietrish post in St Stephen's Green
A memorial to James Clarence Mangan by Angietrish post will be erected in St Stephen's Green Dublin. It features a beautiful marble weed set on a pedestal eight and a half feet high with a bronze relief on the front.
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Horner Angieirteh
Angietrish
James Clarence Mangan
St. Stephen's Green
Dublio
Notice of Appoint ment of Assignee and Administrator
The undersigned is appointed and qualified as assignee in trust for Henry T. Hinkley creditors and demands payment. G W Bendure named assignee dated November 26 1906. Also announces appointment as administrator of Ann Adams estate in Cashocton County Ohio Jacob E Wolfe administrator dated November 15 1906.
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Henry T. Hinkley
A. D
G. W. Bendure
Ann Adams
Ann Adame
Tate
Cashocton County
Ohbo
Jacob E. Wolfe
Notice of Probate Court Accounts Hearing in Coshocton Ohio
In Coshocton County Ohio Probate Court administrators executors and guardians have filed accounts and vouchers for deceased persons and minors. A hearing is set for December 7 1906 with a window for exceptions before that date. Judge Russell L Derley.
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State of Ohio
Coshocton County
John H. Askrens
Mizer
S. ‘A. Misher
John T. Dickey
Mary Ann Neuban
William Nortis
Ray J. Beard
Eleanor Hoyd
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the Times
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Iowa
Iowa State College
Myou
Peoples Bank & ‘Trust Co
As & Getron
Groper
Peoples Bank and Trust Co
L. Rue
U. Mw. Bangunas
Ase
Candler
Nellie
Cuba
Philippines
Willis T. Morgan
Concord
N. H
Halster
Rocky Mountain
C. BE. Anderson
W. FB. Rose
E. Anderson
John Richer
Peru
Ind
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Ernecrete
Ana Wi
Burtaie, Wi. Y
Russell L. Derley
Pomerene
Pombrare Pomerene
Pomerene, Attorney-at-Law
O. Offce
Burns
Majic Street
H. E. Hahn
Burns Building
Main Street
Sam. B. Nicholas
Mearani
Nicholas & Merrell
F. C. Hay
C. B. Hunt
W. A. Hime. Baugh
Burns Block
Fourth Street
Thomas E. Duncan
R. B. McDermott
Duncan & McDermott Attorneys At Law
Hay
Geo. J. Bock, JR
Architecenray Drawing
Ceriéte Cates
Dal
Eminauers
Confort
Fernioh
Gates
A. P. McDonald
W. A. McCurdy
T. Wher
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