Coasting accident injures 13 year old Robert McCormick
Robert McCormick thirteen year old son of James McCormick of West Lafayette road near Coshocten was badly hurt when a coasting run on Ingham hill went wrong carrying his seven year old brother Ronald. He collided with a post, was unconscious and had skull concerns but regained consciousness Tuesday evening.
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Robert McCormick
James McCormick
West Lafayette
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Ingham Hill
Ronald
Howard Lennon
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James McCarmick
Wont Listen to President Resentment Grows in Legislature
Sacramento January 20 legislators condemn the presidents bid to block anti Japanese measures and pledge to push legislation despite executive opposition. They assert the moves will be enacted and strengthened in the session.
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American Press Telegram
Sacramento
Gal
Trains 32 and 33 to Stop at South Coshocton Plant Site
Contractors at the Clow plant have asked Pennsy railway to halt trains 32 and 33 at the plant site beginning next Monday as at least thirty workers prepare to erect new buildings. A station at the site is expected to be established, with the stop named South Coshocton rather than Clowville, seen as more acceptable locally.
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Pennsy Railway
Newcormerstown
People's Bank Adopts New Thomas Law At Directors Elected
At the annual stockholders meeting the Peoples Bank elected directors including J. Lo Raschearge Mo Gras Eo. Gal Peer BM. Marshall C. Stupps MP Momehead FW. Adams and others. Officers named were J i Fae Viret View President EW. Adams Second Vice President George Garay Third Vice President Food Wheel Meeting Cashier RLWH Milks Assistant Cashier J e Baugh man Teller CO. McGrader A special meeting is set for Feb 25 to vote on accepting the Thomas Banking Law which the General Assembly passed in April 1998. The law takes effect April 1 7910 but banks may accept under it now by stockholder vote.
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Peoples' Bank
J. Lo Raschearge Mo Gras
Eo. Gal Peer
BM. Marshall
C. Stupps
MP Momehead
FW. Adams
T. J. Wheeler
O. P. McGinenis
A. P. Stewart
J A. L Heskett
James Scott
W. B. Ldtten
G Whittermore
RLWH
Milks
J. E. Baughman
Teller, CO. McGrader
General Assembly of
Kanuckle to Face Grand Jury in Serious Case
Walter Caineke of tele wats bound over to the grand jury on the afternoon of Wednesday as the preliminary hearing before Macon Tramantien concluded. Eighteen year old Kanuckle is accused by thirteen year old Halda Cuirk of a serious crime on December 1, 18us. The two youths appeared emotional. Styer testified to ages. Wheeler for the defense moved to bind over without further examination. A son was born Tuesday night to Mr and Mrs Dages of View street.
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Walter Caineke
Tele Wats
Macon Tramantien
EL Stow
Kanuchel
Halda Cuirk
Tie Clark Gil
Joshua Styer
Nellie
Levi Williama
Crawford Poised to Become South Dakota Senator
Crawford, former governor of Coshocton County, is set to win United States Senate from South Dakota. The caucus in both houses showed strong support, with Crawford leading in the state senate 6 to 0 for his Democratic opponent and 96 to 692 in the House, signaling a joint ballot selection.
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Doe Crawford
Coshocton
South Dakota
Crawford
Senate
Ladies Lead Tar Day Drive for Liberal Aid in Coshocton
The Tar Day movement faces a strong push led by women tabled at the helm. They expect Coshocton to respond with substantial aid next Saturday. The mayor pledges decorative banners and invites big-hearted gifts to support those aiding the effort.
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Coshocton
Na Hinds
Mear
Langs
Alleged Slayer of Sen Carmack Details Sparse
Fragmentary OCR mentions an alleged slayer connected to Sen Carmack with unclear names and locations, offering no coherent facts or dates. The snippet lacks verifiable details and full sentences to establish a clear narrative or outcome.
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Sen. Carmack
Body exhumed in Carmack murder trial night
In Nashville the state exhumed former Senator Edward W. Carmack’s body for an autopsy to determine the entry point of the fatal bullet. The move, taken privately after the killing, aims to support the state's theory that Carmack was shot from behind as he greeted a lady, against the defense claim that he fired first.
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Senator Carmack
Nashville
Tenn
Robin Cooper
Edward W. Carmack
Carmack
Fight Dropped On Thorne Baker As Senate Stands On Appointments
In Columbus the senate delays final adjournment as committees stall Thorne Baker as finance chair while both houses spar over long or short sessions. Governors and lawmakers clash over municipal probes in Cincinnati and Cleveland, state finances, and proposed reforms including a central depository and mileage rules. The Anti-Saloon League pushes temperance measures amid broader legislative action.
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Workmen Drown as Lake Michigan Crib Burns Near Chicago
Seventy five men on a crib several miles out in Lake Michigan leaped into the water when the crib burned in the morning. Estimated fifteen men drowned while most suffered severe bruises or burns and several inhaled flames.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
Fifty and 21 Elope
A Pennsy station janitor mourns as his wife, aged fifty, elopes with a twenty one year old. The couple, said to have twelve children, left for Columbus and are believed bound for Conductor on Wednesday evening.
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Dan Cupid
Trinway
Pennsy Station
Columbus
Condact
Caton Appointed Deputy Master
Harry A. Caton of Osk Grove has been appointed deputy master and organizer for Coe shocton county by State Grange Master Layley. Caton is a popular figure and enthusiastic about Grange work in which he plays a prominent part.
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Harry A. Caton
Osk Grove
Layley
Coeshocton County
Cato
Wheat Corner Drives Cereal Prices to Four-Year Peak
A Wheat Corner in Chicago pushed cereal prices to their highest in four years, with retail rye and wheat products nudging toward $1.00 per unit. The sharp move reflects tightened grain markets and speculative buying as of April 20, 1900.
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Wheat Corner
Chicago
Dresden Bank Trial Defenses Face Cross Examination
In Celtinbus on June 20 federal court hearings featured defense cross examination of witnesses related to the Dresden Bank case. Judge McCune and examiner scrutiny highlighted details of the accused and questioned accuracy of records while witnesses described evidence and contracts tied to the bank matter.
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McCune
Mort Thorne Winer
Guy
Miro Rehuine
Pretivthain
Prettsanga
New Yorks
Solltencents
Aia
Thesden Drageysbore
Zanesville
Harmon Quits First of May
Cincinnati January 20. At the request of federal judge Lurton governor Harmon will retain the receiver ship of the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton railroad till May first.
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Harmon
American Press Telegram
Cincinnati
Lurton
Hamilton and Dayton
Explosion at Dupont plant injures eight eight
An explosion at the Dupont powder plant in Gibberstown today injured eight people. Several small buildings were destroyed and emergency crews responded to the blast.
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Dupont
Gibberstown
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