Coshocton County Coal Production for 1907
Coshocton County led 1907 coal output with 397229 tons produced, an annual rise of 39101 tons and the county ranking third in Ohio. The report notes 453 employed, 294874 tons mined by pick, 102355 by machinery, and a total state production record of 32265949 tons. Fatal and serious accidents are listed, with two deaths and eleven serious injuries.
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Coshocton County
Mince
Geo. Harrison
Coshocton
Belmont
Athens
Jefferson
Guernsey
Perry
Tuscarawas
County
Coshoctun
VRBO
Boe
Ted
Doe
Coshooton
Lazelle Durbin
Stone
Jos. Green
Bat Giffen
Chan. van Sickle
Wm. Carpenter
Frank Miller
Geo. Fitzpatrick
J. G. Davis
Jez
Hamilton Griffith
Jno. Randle
Samuel Haskins
John Erman
John Silkibridge
Mack Says Bryan Will Not Run For President
Norman E. Mack, Democratic national committee chairman, said William J. Bryan will not seek the 1912 presidential nomination. The statement was issued in New York on December 19.
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Mack
Bryan
New York
Norman E. Mack
Democratic National Commissiee
William J. Bryan
Terrifying runaway injures Plainfield man near town store
Thomas Smith of Plainfield suffered both bones broken in his left leg and his ankle twisted when a coal wagon ran off Friday afternoon. The horses bolted after the shovel operator dropped a tool, veered toward Plath & Davis store, and halted after hitting a tree. Smith, a store employee, is resting today with a wife and four children.
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Thomas Smith
Plainfield
Tom Smith
Crigswell
Smith
Plath & Davis
Pinnfield
Plait & Davis’ Store
Local Social Roundup From Linton Mills and Nearby
Linton Mills residents Jenin Welker and family visited Phoebe Harbold near Frenso. Martha Osbun spent Monday afternoon with Henry Shryock. Clarence Thirhold found employ in Caneville. Welker family members visited Hornam Welness and Anne. Shryock visited Edward James at Sand Banks. Gerta Weaver noted a Saturday and Sunday with Carne and Trene Gharrock. Harriet Umpatott funeral attended. Sarah Miller and friend went to church at Plattfield.
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Ldmton
Wis
Jenin Welker
Phoebe Harbold
Near Freno
Martha Osbun
Henry Shryock
Clarenee Thirhold
Canesvile
CG. Welker
Gada
Ray
Hornam Welness
Anne
Tda Shryock
Edward James
Sand Banks
Gladys Weaver
Trene Gharrock
Sarah Milles
Anta Welker
Tras
Elia Miskimen
Mia
Harriet Umpatott Monmily
Sarah Miller
Plattfield
Tax receipts tally at court home hit four thousand
The Thursday tax collection at the court home totaled 3484.05 dollars. The Western Upton Telegraph Co paid in 17.46 dollars, bringing overall receipts to 94067.61 dollars.
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Court Home
Western Upton Telegraph Co
Steel trust able to care for itself says Schwab Gary
Washington December 19 The steel directors defend the industry before a committee noting protection is needed for independent manufacturers not for the steel trust If duties were removed the risk of a monopoly and reduced labor costs are discussed Judge Gary and Mr Schwab testify the trust could survive without protection but profits would suffer if duties end
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Washington
United States Steel Corporation
He. Gaars
Mitre Ty Rid
Hue Murs
Gare
Charles M .Behwab
Steel Corporation
Schwab
Gary
West Lafayette News of December 17 Recitals Cantata and Club Events
The weekly West Lafayette item notes a Friday recital by the music department at the M. E. church with a chorus of over thirty and the cantata Nativity. The Sharps and Flats club gave a program with Prof and Mrs McCuskey hosting afterward. The Irving Literary Society held its final meeting of the term and elected officers for the next term. Judge Manefield reversed a mayoral court ruling in a liquor case, sending the matter to the lower court for trial with costs assessed against the defendant.
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Canal
Lewisville
Welker
Beast
West la Tayette
He Lee
Lune Kirk
Jeml
I. Henge
Mroo
FY Poeuwn
Chidvenn Willaen
Clarence
Borcoe
Mone
Wong Telke
Othe Mo
San
Nelson
Jas
Lterary Society
Markley
Chicalan
Anna Carmahan
West Lafayette
Lafayette
M. 2
Straughn
Satuday
Cumberland
Sharps and Flats Club
Prof
Manefield
Smith
Dania! Lewis
Ewe
Kower Court of Tried
Ohw
Punctuality Record Highlights School Attendance
A fragmented report details November tardiness across five city schools, noting overall improvements and specific building tallies. It lists teachers and students associated with punctuality efforts, and records attendance figures by building and grade levels, with emphasis on the Eighth Grade and high school averages.
New Helmick Oil Well Shot at Isleta
Driller Wood Kirby of Otsego successfully shot the Helmick oil well at noon Thursday nine miles northwest of Coshocton after a lengthy effort. The column of oil surged fifty feet high, with an estimated yield of twenty to twenty five barrels per day. Stockholders are offered high prices and some refuse to sell as more wells are planned.
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Wood Kirby
Otsego
Helmick
Mitra
Wiig
Coshocton
Times
Ty County Recorder
Irvin Hice
Simpsean
Hackenhecht
Cilbertson
Another Big Fur Shipment Reaches City After Trade Display
The article notes a large fur shipment under proprietorship of Jula Steveou gon. It details items sent including 206 shrink, 1200 iovske rats, 200 bh SS tex and totals around 100 worth of seats, with shipments during the municipal period and broader company activity.
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Briday
Iovske
Big Rat Hunt at West Carlisle Ends in Debris and Death
An apparently grand winter rat hunt at West Carlisle ended Friday night amid chaos with pets killed and many rats, owls, and other animals reported. Bert Moore and Kiza Binge captained the event, with judges HK Wahoe, K.P. Riwards, and O.G. Chaney overseeing the two weekly hunts.
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West Carliste
Bert Moore
Kiza Binge
Bh. Wahoe
K.P. Riwards
O. 4
Chaney
Auto and Cab Owners Urged to Post Vehicle Provisions
Mayor Hamilton enforces a new vehicle ordinance guiding autos cabs and drays on city streets. Officials distribute hundreds of copies detailing Do's and Don'ts, including keeping to the right, yielding to pedestrians, and penalties from five to fifty dollars.
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Cab
Hamilton
Real Estate Transfers Amid Patchy Records Across Coshocton
A fragmented list of real estate transfers references multiple entities and localities including Coshocton and Perry townships. Names such as Geo A. Hayet, Adams, Maher, and J. Maurer appear among scattered parcels and dollar values, with numerous undetermined properties and trusteeship notes.
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Maro A
Cosherton
Geo. A. Hayet
C. A St. B. Ry
Whetta Has. J. “Maurer
Fa Adams Ap
Hosler Cal. Assoc
Hrowerkow Co
Toego
Maher
Coshocton
Erteker Fa Chaos
Selny
Toapere
Priscimanae
Gow
Bondate
Hiloetsarmgn Fo
Dare
Claw & Rothe
Corparign Tiere
Daftar Bobbin
Shhirhkeon
Vider Beh Oor
Bets Ostaad
Ter
Repraeet Doeber
Jeep
Oxford
Leonidas End
Tt Acres
Perry
Glia
Nancy Mo
Cashoeten
Goa
John W. Wire
Tinatees
Vinkie Chapel Cemetery
Guthrie
Nora
Det Tein Proirie Chapel
Supreme Court to Pass On Rose Law Constitutionality
The Han cock county case testing the Rose local option law reaches the supreme court on error. Attorney George H. Phelys asks to enjoin the law in Wanecock county while Wayne T. Wheeler argues against the motion. a decision is expected next Tuesday.
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Supreme Court
Rose Law
American Press Telegram
Columbus
Hancock County
George H. Phelys
Hauoi
Mwanecock County
Wayne T. Wheeler
AntiSloan League
Circuit Court
Findlay
Dea
George HH. Phelps
Wayne B. Wheeler
Local Visitors Seen in Conesville and Coshocton
Miss Laura Rickfield of Port Washington visits Kand in hotel in Conesville. Mr and Mrs Geo Milla spend day in Columbus. David Davis and Hazel and Miss Mame Rahmer in Coshocton. Joe Graham takes a position at Adams Express Office through Christine rash.
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Conesville
Det
Laura Rickfield
Port
Joe Graham
Tinker
Adama Express
Christine Rash
Probate dispute over single heirs and will grant
A probate court note details a will naming Rev. Fisher as beneficiary, with Mrs. Hulpol Von Thompson and Mrs. Haelzetl involved in executorship and personal property allocations in Coshoeton. The piece references a gathering at Rev. Fisher’s home and mentions disparate, controversial quotes from sources such as Los Amalos Times.
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Foss
Boreun
Jenvas
Tila van Phmedle
Hulpol von Thompson
Fade Todhuishter
Nellie Hoelzer
Wither Te Gon
Coshoeton
Haelzetl
Cais
Oregon Man Charged With Starting Forest Fires
An Oregon man is accused of starting forest fires to lure rescue and profit from insurance. Authorities say the arson scheme involved setting blazes to attract attention and claim payouts. The case highlights ongoing concerns about wildfire causes and criminal intent.
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Nure
Oregon
Pokene
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Fayette, N. Y
Gettysburg
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Basie VeCoy
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Ghougie
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Isleta
Harry Wells
Northwestern
Torent
Coshocton Public Library
Smithsonian Jentutute
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Bichnology
Cangreseman Amlybronk
W. Garlisle
Ann
Ares
Kodol
E.C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Anderson
M. Ferguson
Merry Christmas
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Peoples Bank and Trust CO
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Brister
Ohio State Hotel Keepers’ Association
Neil House
Pennsylvania
Congressman
Congressiman Ashbrook
Jae HW. McMillen
Coheeton
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Canal Dover
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Stade
Othe
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Siewspapren Brghive
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