Death of Lloyd Pocock in Coshocton
Prominent local resident Lloyd Pocock died at his South Fifth Street home at 9 30 this morning after a five month battle with lococot ataxia. He was born April 24 1847 in Mill Creek and lived in the county most of his life. Survived by wife Matt Craig two sons Ernest and Jay a brother A C Pocock and two sisters Mrs Louina Doak and Mrs Alpha Howe with two grandchildren. Funeral services Monday at two from the M B K church conducted by Rev Robertson with interment at South Lawn cemetery.
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Coshocton
Lloyd Pocock
South Fifth Street
Mr. Pocock
Mill Creek
Matt Craig
Ernest
Jay
A. C. Pocock
Morrison Co
West Lafayette Woman Passes Through Kingston Earthquake
Mrs Myers of Canton formerly Miss Evangeline Norman of West Lafayette passed through the Kingston Jamaica earthquake this week. Relatives fear for her safety as no Americans were reported harmed. She arrived before Christmas, sent letters home describing a summer climate, a hotel at the foot of the mountains, and a lively breeze.
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Weat Lafiy
Etre
Kingston
Allen's Foot-Bath Cure Ad Seeks Chilblain Relief
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Base powder for chilblains frostbite damp feet and swollen feet sold at druggists and show stores for 3 cents. It lists sample address in Olmsted LeRoy New York and promotes a ten year Muskingumas and Fuel Co franchise. The village council of New Concord grants the franchise for fuel from Otsego Belt wells at under 25 cents per thousand.
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Allen
Olmsted
LeRoy
N.Y
New Concord
Muskingumas and Fuel Co
Otsego Belt
Diphtheria Outbreak Impacts Tiverton Area Schools and Homes
A Niverton party gathering is noted while diphtheria closes The Waton Center and Brink Haven schools. Several children are hospitalized or placed in homes and asylums. two Winslow grandchildren are buried at Tiverton cemetery this week. local shops advertise tonics and beauty claims amid health scare.
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Niverton
Abo
Vaurrla Tages
Snoibas
Local People and Visits Highlight Courting Social Round
Tuesday activity centers on Pearl Jumee and M Bawls with business calls near town. Mrs Johgcare visits sister in Cortegun. Miss Litius Shear and Miss Stein travel to Custerton. Vernie Stall of Medina visits relatives here. Olinger visits Cor shorton. Gephars family from Cantey visit relatives. Holister's Rocky Mountain Tea promotional claim by C E Anderson.
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M. Bawls
John Cluizer
Warping News and Political Commentary Across Ohio Waters
A fragmented column blends political critique with river project notes. It cites the river and harbors committee proposing funds for Lock Dam No. 11 on the Muskingum, linking progress to increased Ohio River navigation from Cleveland to Marietta. It mentions Republican figures and party loyalties amid social tensions.
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Washington
River and Harbors Committee
Muskingum River
Faraker
Zanesville
Drowen
Ohio’ Canal
Dresden
Cleveland
Ohio River
Marietta
State of Ohio
Court clerk probes license cases with old language quirks
In a quirky session at Judge Drawles's office, applicants sought license details while a parade of expressions and questions tested the clerk. The examiner urged proper method and offered six months of subscription for those asking about management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drawles
Dohasten
Noenee Seraight
Elae Apriag
Rome
Lmiicntor
Remarkable Healing Report From Port Byron and Nearby Towns
A Tiverton Daily Times special details a Port Byron healing claim by Amoy F. Kinet of thatophies praising Buck Way's Arnost Leave as curing 80 years of sores. The piece cites E. Anderson and Roscoe drug venues, plus a Roscoe case of Ben Mackson v Peter Brkert in common pleas with a verdict of 64.32 to the plaintiff.
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Port Byron
Amoy F. Kinet
Thatophies
Buck Way
E. Anderson
Coshocton
American Breeders Praise Congress and State Legislatures
A lengthy report from Columbus covers resolutions by American breeders praising Congress and state legislatures. The text references committees, growth of plant genealogy studies, and aims to secure support for agricultural development and individual advancement through organized research and policy backing.
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Congress
Columbus
Amerfcan
Hiecd
Oita State
Ubversies
Panini
Agnalae
Etsy Dentursash
Fauvadins
Tory Regent Cat
Seneheion
Syreges
Cabal
Allegations Against G W Trottman Otsego Bank Loan
Reports allege G W Trottman of Otsego gave a deed to secure a 400 dollar loan from Commercial Bank of this city. Five attachments were served as details of the alleged forgery and mortgage on his property surfaced in the ongoing inquiry.
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G. W. Trottman
Otsego
Commercial Bank
Trottman
Satate
Codomeredi National Bank
Conhocton
Zanesville
Otsego forger Trottman linked to mortgage fraud case
The case centers on Trottman, alleged Otsego forger, charged with fraudulently placing a 1500 mortgage on Mrs. Christina Sondies of Linton to obtain a loan. Attorney Crozier of Zanesville found forged letters from Mrs. Sondies and identified Trottman via witness Eugene O’Neil. Residents of Conesville say a Trottman-like man tried to funnel mail under the name Tru mann. The fraud was halted when Crozier sought final details, preventing a $1490 transfer to the impostor.
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Trottman
Otsego
Christina Sondies
Linton
A A. Sondles
HW. S. Crozier
Zanesville
Crozier
Court House transfers and land sales in Perry and Clark counties
A list of property transfers and deeds from various buyers to sellers including John Heft to Carant Neldon for 20 acres in Perry for 400 dollars. Harah WO Fortune to Sarsih Moore for two acres in Clark for 190. Welsha Cart and Alonzo Wheat craft to Jat 66 in Warsaw for 62 dollars. many other deeds in Jackson, Coneaville, Sugar Grove, and surrounding townships with prices ranging from 62 to 875 dollars.
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Clarke
John Heft
Carant Neldon
Perry
Foe
Sarsih Moore
Clark Tm
Alonzo Wheatcraft
Warsaw
C.D. Miller
Jesa Holdsworth
J. A. Marquand
Coneaville
T. H. Wheeler
Z. A. Palch
Sugar Grove
Frances
Unclear text on roads and community concerns
Fragmented report touches on road care and public works efforts with mentions of individuals, counties, and meetings. It references Moscow, Mas ldngum county, Coshocton, and Crateetan with various names and roles, but the overall meaning is obscured by garbled OCR.
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Chan
Sk Wentinga
Laowls
Spangler Stokes
Frag Fawkes
Raila
Moscow
Weiler Hay
Aerwe
Mas Ldngum County
Coshocton
Fowler
Court actions and a death report from Bloom
State game warden Pooteffeld praises Special Grane Warren Gregor Wine for enforcing state penalties. The text also notes a divorce granted to Nora Smythe from Pred Bmythe with $100 alimony, a custody mention, and a death at Bloom of Frank McNeal aged twenty after three weeks with typhoid fever.
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Pooteffeld
Columbia
Warren Gregor
Jhrdee
Nora Smythe
Thorday
Bloom
Frank GcNeal
W. H. McNeal
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Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
West Lafayette
England
New York
Armour Swift
American Cereal Co., &c
Meyer
Anderton
Coshocron
C. M. Ferguson
Rocor
Pearl
C E. Anderson
Wlaeling
Dielias
Toni Yeut
Hayes
Republiets
Repubiioan
Foraker
Jed
Pepes
Lane
Droge
Soc
Tiverton Sava
Jack Singer
Lis
Hollister
FB. Anderson
Ben Mackson
Peter
Brkert
Tate
Saat
Hay
Breeden Baila Torbneena Gem Ra Wits Cisetisbeid Fry
Selby
Statheny
Aseerhietbog
Chote
Papetya
Kato
Este
Roy
Amd
Pete
Ee Gov
Trottmann
Prottman Tanks
Recur
Jude Mott
Che Paagie Wien
Abbott A Ridgeway
Moll
Ptt
Bee Hoes Bros
Mawehsurts
Hamimond
Sear
Walla
Bartey
Coe
Genego
Tigis
Hoop
Costeetan
Maratind
Aide Cure
Hank
Uae
Court House
Tranefers
Talen Jetsen
Porper
Mwah Saes
Dackson
Tb Potter
Ward
Miah
Ojo Saeres
Drekson
Heohay
Samm Ui
Tooker
Mariah Rooney
Martha Kirkpatick
Joan A. Heaken
Frank
Martha Kirkpatflew
Th. C. H. Kyle
Peoples Bank and Trust Co
A. L. Rue
Pres
R. H. Milla
Cashier
EE. Baughman
Asst
Namie
Bacon Man
Saber
Bassun
Fade
Tay Exeniig
Mbert
Kennett
Ani
Wes Yeatt
Squire Wihoaier
Dill
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