Elaborate ceremony marks installation of new lodge at West Lafayette
The West Lafayette Masonic lodge was constituted with ceremony on Wednesday afternoon led by Grand Master Hos Bissou of Zanesville and District Deputy Rawlings of Newark. Visitors served as Grand Officers for the event, with thirty five charter members and space for a store on the first floor and lodge rooms on the second. The Coshocton delegation returned home on train No. 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Lodge
West Lafayette
Masonic Lodge
Hos Bissou
Zanesville
Rawlings
Newark
Coshocton
S. Hoskineon
Baker
L. E. Baughman
Charlies G. Benith
Walter J. Winters
Harry Rossell
B. F. Voorhees
Mr. Marquis
H. Hoon
W. M. Hamilton
James West
Bladensburg Dry Since Murder of 26 Years Ago
A Coshocton resident recalls Bladensburgs liquor ban rooted in a 26 year old murder. A Vernon saloon owner opened a booze shop, mobs gathered, gunfire followed, the owner was killed by a rock strike, and since then Bladensburg has no open liquor sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bladensburg
Knox County
Coshocton
Vernon
Drs. Gay Be
Hquer
Blidensburg
Huge Shipment of Raw Furs to New York
The Independent Fur Co under John D. Stevenson reports a season record heavy shipment to Jos. Stiner & Broe. fur house in New York via 8. W. Snyder. The consignment includes 3100 misirats, 1274 skunks, 600 opera sums, 300 coons, 178 ink, and 1 fox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. York
Independent Fur Co
John D. Stevenson
Jos. Stiner & Broe
New York
8. W. Snyder
Steel mail cars debut on two Pennsylvania trains
The Pan band and Pennsylvania system begin service of steel armored mail cars on Trains Nos 21 and 20 between St Louis and Jersey City. The steel construction is fireproof with concrete floors and axle devices to reduce wreck fatalities. Officials expect steel equipment to expand to cover routes from St Louis and Chicago to New York.
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Coshoc'an
Pennsylvania
St. Louis
Jersey City
New York
St Louis
Chicago
Trebemns Creel Creed and community notices
A scrambled paste of creed like text by Superintendent CB Bryant promoting virtue and health, with ads for Allen’s Arnica Gave and a note on a new freight depot platform. Local farmer quotes claim Arnica Cure as valuable, with scattered names and places including Le Ray and Vasheuben, M.
Widow seeks injunction against persistent suitor in Toledo
Mrs Elsie Smith, a widow, obtained a temporary injunction against William C. Ragan after two years of unwanted attention. She alleges he forced affection, refused to quit, accompanied her to theaters, and in a recent incident felled her and threatened self harm. She paid $100 to stop him harming himself and seeks a permanent injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Wiliam C. Ragan
Elsie Smith
Lay Concrete In Winter Says Plant GM
General Manager C A Aland told the Times that concrete can be laid year round under the new process for the Clow plant buildings. Architects' alterations pending, bids to follow. railroad work progresses though a gate change may delay. Mrs Adi L Croom, proprietor of the Croom Hotel, Winona, Miss, is noted for local business. An ad touts Dr King's New Discovery for coughs colds and lung ailments, with testimonials and 50 cent free bottle offers.
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C. A. Aland
Times
Wickellhomi
Adi L. Cooom
Croom
Sr. King
C. E. Anderson
C. E. Anderson's
Cosheeten
C. M. Ferguson's
Roscos
Woman Helps Steady Wedding With Interpreter
In Cambridge Taffereonian reports a curious ceremony conducted by Justice of the Peace T O TL Jones. Two Austrice Hungary natives, Joseph Varga and Roma Bantam, faced language barriers. A translator, Mr Greenwald, aided the process as the bride interpreted his statements for the groom. The ceremony proceeded with the woman playing a key role in bridging the language gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
TL Jones
Austrice Hungary
Joseph Varga
Roma Bantam
Moo Greenwald
Greenwald
Ensily
Squire Jones
Mr. Greenwald
Cambridge
Catch Big Pike by Greer and Finne at Blue Hole
Robert Greer and Howard Finne fish the Muskingum River at the Blue Hole Wednesday. They haul two pike weighing 16 1/2 pounds and 13 4/4 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Greer
Howard Finne l
Biue
Muskingum
Petrified Pine Stumps Found Near Cemetery
Andy Ricketts Pacific Express agent with son Wilbur and Frances McGuire near McGuire's Grove uncovered two petrified pine tree stumps about four feet apart behind a cemetery adjacent to the Patrons of Industry hall. A piece kicked off resembled rock salt in texture and taste, prompting local excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Ricketts
Pacific Express
Wilbur
Frances MoGruire
Jack Henderson
McGuire's Grove
Industry Hall
Official pluralities on state ticket reported
Columbus December 3 official court tally shows Harmon leading Harris by 19,372 votes though Harris won 46 counties to Harmons 42. Other results include Thompson 37,848 for Secretary of State. Treadway 19,744 for Lieutenant Governor. Price 38,887 and Shauck 36,934 for Supreme Court judges. Fullington 23,016 for Auditor. Creamer 1,431 for Treasurer. McNutt 46,904 for Clerk Supreme Court. Dunlap 54,887 for Food Commissioner. Zellar 16,569 for School Commissioner. Denman 29,265 for Attorney General.
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Columbus
Statehouse
Harmon
Harris
Thompson
Treadway
Supreme Court
Price
Shauck
Fullington
Creamer
McNutt
Daly
Dunlap
Zellar
Denman
Ohio Miners Weigh Withdrawal From Union
Cincinnati December 3 A W Fakre ley national organizer of the Mine Workers union says there is a probability Ohio miners will withdraw in sympathy with Pittsburg district miners. Pittsburg leaders have representatives in Ohio and West Virginia fields fomenting discontent and many followers have been scared. An attempt will be made by national officials to keep the Ohio miners in the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
A. W. Fakreley
Workers’ Union
Ohio
Pittsburg
Pittsbues
West Virginia
Verdict on Robinsons Death at Isleta
The coroner's verdict in the Jas. Robinson case states he died when struck in the head by an engine while lying along the railroad track near Isleta, under a Panhandle train about a month ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cocover
Jas. Robinson
Isleta
Robinson
Widow of Wesley Hin's family sale and local notes
Bunkersville December 3 reports the widow of Wesley Hin's arranging a sale of her property and plans to move to Newcomerstown next year. The week brings several births and marriages including a daughter born to Albert Stilgenbaurer and to Mr and Mrs Clarence Pawel Simon Frenchy hosting a reception for their son Dennia and wife. The widow of George Everhart married J Karey near Newcomerstown. Mrs J C Lower of Coshocton visits relatives while The Ladies Aid of the M B church plans a bake sale on December 11.
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Bunkersville
Wesley Hin
Newcomerstown
Stork
Albert Stilgenbaurer
Alan
Clarence Pawel
Simon Frenchy
Dennia
George Everhart
J. Karey
Neweuneetown
J. C. Lower
Coshocton
M. B.arch
W. A. Mixter
Local notices from fragmentary text
An aged woman living with her son Henry fell last week and broke her leg near the ankle. Mrs Valenting Basb, an elderly resident, is mentioned. Mrs John Young returned from a two weeks’ visit with her son at Akron. A son was born to J J Mizer and wife last week. Reverend Exateson closed his meetings at a Presbyterian church. The latter will go to Pittsburg where she made engagement.
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Pittsburg
Exateson
Presbyterian ¢Church
Valenting
Henry
John Young
Akron
Wos
J. J. Mizer
Goes to Infirmary For Treatment
John Speaks an almost invalid who has led a roaming life for forty years. He collapsed at Main and Fourth Street and was taken to the city prison, lodged overnight, and sent to the infirmary for treatment until fit to move on. An advertisement for Dr King’s New Life Pills claims health benefits.
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John Speaks
Main
Fourth Street
Dr. King
L. A. Bartlet
Guilford Maine
C. E. Anderson
Woman Bound Over on Charge After Blue Row Shooting
Mrs. Selle Ulrich of Blue Row faced a grand jury after a preliminary hearing before Mayor Mamilton for allegedly firing at neighbor Mrs. Ella Williams. Testimony spanned nearly two hours with neighbors, a 12 year old witness, and a 14 year old daughter recounting gunfire and threats as jurors consider bond and charges.
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Selle Ulrich
Blue Row
Ella Williama
Mamilton
Williams
John Tharp
Sear
Sherman Tubbell
Ulrich
Sarath
Promoted Clerk Joins Davie Store Team
Ti B Tracewell accepts a clerk position at J B Davies store with W H Baskeyfel. Formerly employed at the pottery, he brings experience but the readable fragment ends without clear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ti. B. Tracewell
J. B. Davie
Extensive list of heirs named in Coshocton County notice
Theodore L. Crater and William F. Loveless as executors of Emily Hardy seek court construction of her last will in the Common Pleas Court of Coshocton County Ohio. Defendants include heirs, devisees and legatees. Answer due by January 2 1909. filed by E. E. Lindsay for plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Carpenter
Kansas City
Kansas
Lewis K. Carpenter
Ohio
Examinations Schedule and Fees for Teachers in Ohio
Notices outline monthly elementary certificate exams on the first Saturday each month and high school and special certificates on select months. Patterson exams occur the third Saturday in April and second Saturday in May with 7 30 am start. Applicants pay fifty cents, five cents for returns, and Patterson envelopes. The board provides stationery and theory questions based on Keith's Elementary Education available for 1.06.
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Patterson
Board of
Keith
Ohio Teachers’ Reading Circle
Columbue Ohio
A. P McDonald
Fry
Luc. Shaw
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CB Bryant
Ilene
Ins Netehbors
Peice
Allen S. Oilrnsted
le Ray
NOY
Ite
Rawal Roatte
Ropire
A. Plard
C. Ri. Andersons
Vasheuben
M. Forngasun
Keseea
Towers Fish
Sakers
Boreas
Boston
Union
Bakersville
Holmes County
Grand Jury
John Thorp
Castoria
W. H. Baskeyfel
Vance Shoe CO
Wheeling, W
Peoples Bank and Trust
Franklin
Pranklin
George P. Stewart
San Luis Patest
Mexico
Garrett Stewart
Independence
Carl A. Stewart
Grinnell
Iowa
Mildred Stewart
Helen Stewart
Randolph Stewart
Valencia
Willard N. Stewart
Salt Lake City
Utah
B. F. Stewart
East 60Th Place
Chicago, Il
Minnie Mears
Compton
Joganaport
Ind
Sarah van Brocklin
Woodenville
Washington
Dora Graham
West Lake Avenge
Seattle
Shannon Carpenter
East Olive Street
Villa Beech
Paradise
Oregon
John Carpenter
William H. Bracken
Indianola
John O. Harding
J. W. Harding
Thomas Harding
Addie C. Harding
Minnie M. Harding
James E. Barnum
Willam M Barnum
Lena B. Burnum
McLouth
Hattie Brooks
Larnard
Thomas Bracken
Barneth
Elisha Bracken
Cawker City
Clan Binkley
Km Street
Indianapolis
Tnid
Josephine Middleton
Hugene Street
Indianapolia
Tod
Ethel Brenneman
Ethel Avenue
James R. Bracken
Ray Bracken
Jake Bracken
Charles N. Bracken
New Augusta
Und
Mary P. Allender
Orchard Knob
Tenn
Celia Hutchinson
J. Edwin Hutchinson
William B. Hutchinson
Richmont
J. C. McMillan
Cleveland
J. C. Brewer
Aaron Brewer
Henry Brewer
Kerwin
Kaogan
Elta Mitchel
Champagne Avenue
Maestoon
Waltuck
Madison Street
Paris
Joe Boyle
Bad Boutemstren
Theodore Crater and
Willam F
Loveless
E. E. Lindsay
Plaintifs
FR. Pomerene, F
Pomerend
Pomerene
Attorneys-at-Law
Ofce
H. E. Harn
Offce Burna
Main Street
A. Himebaugh
Dilice
Thomas E. Duncan R
NoDersott
Duncan & HicDermeti Ateeracye
Coshocton, C,ivenomma
Hay
Ni Pwsparer
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