Glass Factory Worker Loses Three Fingers in Saw Accident
D S Wilde an employee of the Coa hoctan Glass Co. was badly hurt when the index second and third fingers of his left hand were lopped off by a circular saw. The incident occurred about 10 30 am as he was cutting lumber. He was taken to Dr Pomeremna for treatment. Wilde, from Beaver Falls Pa, had lived on Sixteenth Street with his wife and ten children.
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D. S. Wilde
Coa@hoctan Glass Co
Wilde
Cosherton
Beaver
Falla
Death claims D G Manthell Marvel author Donald Grant Mitchell
New Haven Conn December 16 Donald Grant Mitchell 84 the well known author who wrote under the pen name Marvelwood died at his Edgewood home Marvelwood after an illness dating from an August attack of acute indigestion.
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New Haven
Conn
Donald Grant Mitchell
Tk Marvel
Marvelwood
Edgewood
Bids for Clow buildings and bids to be let
Sup C A Aland of the Clow plant will go to Chicago late this week to witness when the contracts for the new factory buildings south of town are let. Bids will come in shortly and two or three days of engineer work will be needed to tabulate and judge them for quality and satisfaction.
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Sup. C. A. Aland
Chcago
corps of engineers
Wiggins Succeeds "Daddy" in Tuscarawas Township
Jeffries Riley Wiggins appointed constable in Tuscarawas township to replace the late William Jeffries who served for decades in the office. The change places Wiggins as new local law officer succeeding a long-time official.
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Riley Wiggins
Tuscarawas township
William Jeffries
Brother Will Take Care of Dear Harry
Mesley now called Dear Harry was badly hurt in the Cassitagam mine weeks ago and will move to Youngstown with his brother who arrives today. Fire escapes not located as Inspector Beeton departs Wednesday evening leaving the Quoutley building owners to decide on fire exit placements.
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Harry
tarry Mesley
Deat Harry
ihure
Casstiguam minee
Coshocton
Youngstown
L. W. Beeton
Visits Sister After Twenty Three Years Reunion in Coshocton
Findley Sickles of Bridgewater arrived Tuesday night for a reunion with his sisters Mrs. Charles Religie and Mrs. Anson Sorich of Coshocton and Mrs. Frank Sours of Warx. It is the first time in twenty three years that any of his sisters have seen him. Sickles, once a child, was sent west after his mother died to live with an uncle. Last June Mrs. Sours wrote to Bridgewater post mistress inquiries about him. An immediate response led to the present gathering. Sickles is engaged in farming and will probably stay in Coshocton County until spring.
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Findley Sickles
Bridgewater
Coshocton
Charles Religie
Anson Sorich
Frank Sours
Warx
Dinisters
Sickle
west
Sours
Bridgewate
Sickles
Cosheeton County
Medley Defends Actions in County Pitining Dispute
The case Medley v. the county commissioners opens with claims that the contract for piling work was valid and properly executed under instructions from Benton Davis. Plaintiffs allege the defense seeks to shift fault, while Defense argues Medley’s work was improper and overpaid. Attorneys Merrell Adams Voorhees represent the plaintiffs. McDowell and Jas. Glenn for the defense. The trial before Judge Mansfield began Wednesday with statements about piling cuts during 1904 and accepted hard substance blocking piling.
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Medley va
Mansfield
Benton Davis
Medley
S. Merrell
J. C. Adams
Bart Voorhees
McDowell
Jas. Glenn
George Lite
Isaac Cox
Henry Nortin
Henry Wyle
Harmon Kager
Cyrus ‘Ghannon
Jas. McDonald
Geo. Compton
Jas. Fleming
Thos
Robson
Chas. Loos
Wm. Overtilt
Meryell
Newcomerstown
tesheta
Davia ia
ike Toanene
pondible
Mr. Merrell
Uncover Big Defalcation at Somersworth Bank
Washington Dec 16 A defalcation of eighty five thousand dollars has been discovered in the First National bank of Somersworth New Hampshire The cashier has been arrested and the bank examiner is in possession of records and funds pending investigation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasnhington
First National bank
Somersworth
N. H
Observe Natal Day of Lincoln Centenary Planned
February 12 1909 marks Lincoln birth centennial to be noted by pupils of the Coshotun schools per Supt Bryant announcement. No definite arrangements yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Coshoctun
Supt
Bryant
Weather summary for the week ending December 12
The week ending December 12 recorded a high of 43 degrees on Saturday and a low of 16 on Monday. Observations by government observer L. C. Ganertatelder show one cloudy day, three partly cloudy days, and three clear days. Rainfall totaled about 0.94 to 1.00 inch.
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L. C. Ganertatelder
Twasom
Mysterious One Dollar Letter At Pearl Post Office
A coin card was mailed to The Times from the Pearl post office on Tuesday. No paper accompanied the money and the sender’s name remains unknown. The Times holds the money and requests the sender reveal their identity.
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Pearl pret
The Times
teh
Violence ends Castro's rule in Caracas uprising
Caracas reports a public uprising against President Castro with mobs sweeping through the city and damaging property of his supporters. Martial law is declared and authorities indicate Castro's regime is likely finished, with no foreign nationals harmed.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Castro
Water Struck at Clow Factory Artesian Well
Water was struck in the artesian well at the Clow factory at 38 feet. Three feet of water rose in the hole. Drillers will bore five more feet into the sand to secure five or six feet of water. The well should not run dry in dry weather, promising a good supply after months of drought.
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atte
Jury chosen quickly in Hains murder trial in Queens
A jury of twelve men was selected in four court sessions to try Thornton J. Hales for the killing of publisher William E. Anna at Bayside Yacht Club. District Attorney Darrin leads the prosecution as witnesses begin, with a water tank and miniature models set to illustrate the scene for jurors.
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american Press Telegram
New York
Thornton J. Hales
William E. Annia
Peter C. Haina
Bayside Yacht club
Thornton tennis
Havig
fatis
Queens county
Crane
talesmen
Darrin
sopsuime
tris
Tron manikins
maring
Hester
Hains
witnenes
Bryan Gains Million Votes Over Parker
New York December 16 The final official vote totals by state show Taft 7 637 676 Bryan 6 393 182 Debs 447 651 Chafin 241 252 Hincen 83 186 Watson 33 871 Gilhaus 15 421 total 14 852 219 The national tally exceeds the 1904 election by 1 041 631 votes.
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American Press Telegram
New York
Michigan
Taft
Bryan
Debs
Chafin
Hincen
Watson
Gilhaus
Socialist Labor
Schott Receives Assembly Call for Oath
Representative elect Schott, notified by Gov Hav ing, will take the oath of office at ten o clock Monday January fourth when the Ohio General Assembly convenes. One commission issued for the representative. Schott simply shows his certificates of election.
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Schott
Ohio General Assembly
icht
county board of elections
Octogenarian Plaintiff Struggles in Local Court Fight
Joe Wilton, an eighty year old man, sues Bert Carr and Frank Carr of Linton township in Winwood court alleging attempts to provoke a breach of peace by calling him names. Contabs Riley Wiggle to bring Shemem Ingo to court. Penrgy officials listed here with names Fitters Teestey on Duntoge.
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Joe
Wilton
Bera Carr
Prank Carr
Linton
ila
bambed
Riley
Shemem Ingo
PENRGY
anteront Trin Mester W. A. Le Vow Fitters Teestey
Duntoge
Gov Johnson Fails To Keep Engagement
Absent minded Gov Johnson of Minmesta disappoints a crowd of three teens. The errant official, expected to speak at a local event, did not appear, leaving attendees unsettled and prompting questions about his schedule and reliability.
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JOHNSON
Gov. Johnson
Minmesta
President Tightens Lese Majeste Doctrine Claims
Drake and WA Smith of Advertising Specialty Co plan to lease the North Third Street old Catholic church site in Coshocton for new quarters. They intend to establish there within 48 hours after year start and continue novelty advertising and job work from Mesa Street base. The two firms, though small now, are expected to grow into substantial industrial additions to Coshocton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blood. Drake
Advertising Specialty Co
WA Smith
North Third street
Charles Weaver
posible The Advertising Specialty Co
Central hall
Mesa street
Sauth
Davies Buys Schlah Store to Form Davies Furniture Co
W J Davies completed the purchase of Will iam a Schlah's furniture business on Wednesday. Davies will inventory stock that night and assume control Thursday morning. The firm will operate as Davies Furniture Co in the Thompson building, with a lease on the Rue building. Joe Thiel remains with the new firm while Schlahs plan a western move. Mrs Davlen and son Gottbart will join Davies in Canton.
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W. J. Davies
Williama Schlah
Davies
Davies Furniture Co
Thompson buiilding
Thompson
Coshocton
Wheelng & Lake Erie
wetall
ciy
Mra. Davlen
Guttbart
Canton
Schieh
Joe Thiel
Greenwich Bank Robbery Ends in Fatal Gunfight
In Greenwich Ohio on February 16 a fatal shooting occurred when Marshal Clyde Wood and five men clashed as they attempted to loot the First National and Farmers' banks. One man was killed and the marshal was likely fatally wounded in the early morning gunfight.
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Greenwich, O
Bee
Clyde Wood
First National
Farmers’ banks
Greenwich
Night school aims to admit only those unable to attend day sessions
The principal insists evening classes will serve pupils who cannot attend daytime school. He warns against using night classes to remove overage students for work. The school will resume January 4.
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Bryaant
Vine
Buker Mashes Finger At Star Hotel Incident
Walter Baker of the Star hotel treated for a painful finger injury on a Tuesday morning. Immediate care was given and no serious damage anticipated. Separate item notes a note from December about a planned marriage and a suspected clandestine wedding involving Marie Herberth and Paw Martin. Investigation suggests a motive tied to a marriage remakes dream and family concerns.
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Walter Baker
Star hotel
Bucyrus
Paw
Mies Marie Herberth
Martin
Adrian
Wich
woldlag
Fire Laddies Seek Pool Table Purchase
The Volunteer Fire Department plans to buy a pool table at the Central station to provide amusement for its members. Ten members per company, forty total, are expected at a meeting tonight at seven.
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eich company
New Law Regulates Births Deaths and Registrations
The new statute requiring registration of births and deaths takes effect next Sunday December 20. Authorities have maintained death and funeral records so the change mainly adds birth record duties for registrars and undertakers.
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keel
Home Guards Elect Officers After Festive Selection
The Home Guards held their regular celebration naming officers including Paul Cole and Carence Clemens as councilors, George Haumgard, Mrs. C. M. Bible as chaplain and secretary Benewt Fitch. Officers to be sworn in January 14 with Rev Dr. Dewey leading choir services in Grace? parish.
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Paul Cole
Carence Clemens
Conncillor
Mible
Vice Correillor
George Haumgard
Chapkdin
Mra
C. M. Bible
S ecretary
Benewt Fitch
Treasre
C. Wisenhurs
Parema
Comiuctor
J. B. Matthews
Inner Shield
Ed McMillen
Onter Binfeld
Sam Eliott
George Feumrardier
Capain
Dentee Bam
J. B. Metorews
Pulitzer Defends Himself Amid Roosevelts Attack
The World replies to President Roosevelt's special message to Congress, defending its impartial coverage of the Panama affair. It condemns attempts to curb press freedom, vows full truth through inquiry, and accuses Roosevelt of bulldozing judges and slurring private citizens while asserting steadfast commitment to a free press.
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New York
Roodeevelt
congress
Roosevelt
United States
Panama
Pulitner
citisene
Great Britain
John Adams
Federalist party
America
Roonavelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
PoUpepMpey
Out of Town Shoppers Parade Through Nearby Towns
A fragment lists numerous area shoppers visiting from Coneshire Wills of Conse wile Mr and Mrs Robert Gault Weet Carlisle Mrs Laura Biggs leleta Me J M Feltom leleta Mrs W C McGanly West Bed Jueg Mrs Delia Clare Kilbook Mrs Nell Barrett Mohawk Mr and Mrs Freak Sengenieer and son Clarenes Newcomerstown ys Yorn 4B Young Waleending Mrs H HM Gest Warene Mrs Laure Peps Newse
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Clyde Wheeler
Coneshire
Douglas Wills
Consewile
Robert Gault
Weet Carlisle
Mhea
Laura Biggs
leleta
J. M. Feltom
W. C. McGanly
West Bed
Jueg
Delia Clare
Kilbook
Nell Barrett
Freak Sengenieer
Clarenes
Newcomerstown
Young
Waleending
H. HM
Gest
Warene
Laure Peps
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American Presse Telegram
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Schlah
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