Nemes Fourth of July Celebration Attracts Local Attendees
Fes program outlines a July 3 schedule with events from 11:60 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. including sack races, nail driving, potato and cream eating contests, a ball game New Guilford vs West Bedford, tight wire act, greased pole and pie contests, wheelbarrow race, speeches by B F McDonald of Newark, an ice cream festival and a fireworks display.
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B. F. McDonald
Newark
New Guilford
West ‘Bedford
Faulty Construction Mars Flight of Wright Bros
Yale Commencement day featured President Taft in robes as a university official. Orville Wright’s aeroplane at Fort Myer failed to gain altitude due to a loose spark control, despite multiple trials. Wilbur and Taylor adjusted weight and gear, but the craft eventually rose briefly before losing headway. Orville concluded the spark shook back to zero.
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New Haven
Genn
Yale University
William H. Taft
Reas
Washington
Orville Wright
Fort Myer
Wrights
Wilbur
Wilbur Wricht
Taylor
Orville
Wilbur Wright
Glorious Fourth Fireworks Store Ad in New York
An old style advertisement promotes the New York "Glorious Fourth" fireworks store offering cheap penny goods and a wide variety of fire works for Fourth of July displays. The copy mocks safety while listing products and specials aimed at clubs, lawn displays, and general celebration.
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New York
Madel Ature
Death by own action prevents capture
Calvin Kittlepage, who yesterday killed Elmer and Mary Jamieson, was found dead in the Jamieson home area. He apparently shot himself to avoid armed pursuers while attempting to reach his wife, ending the pursuit. Rose Zimmerman arrives in town and plans a Columbus trip with Lucy Parron, then Indiana travel to visit family.
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American Preas Telegram
Des Moines
Calvin Kittlepage
Elmer Jamieson
John Ritch
Jamieson
Houd Littiapage
Three Cars Lumber For New Building
Carloads of lumber arrive for the Bachert building as carpenters work on the frame. The hoists are finished and brick masons will start their tasks soon.
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Bachert
Man Charged Over Board Bill in Mayor Vanilton Case
Menry Lane faces charges in Mayor Vanilton's court for beating a board bill owed to Mrs. Hickson. He allegedly agreed to pay Monday, then left town that evening and did not settle. Upon return Wednesday he was arrested as efforts to reach a settlement continued.
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Menry Lane
Vanilton
Henry Kipp Visits Local Relatives Before European Tour
Henry Kipp of Columbus visited his sister Mrs W H Kipp and niece Mrs Henry Shepler last week. He travels to the British Isles and Europe for the summer, planning to spend time in Tweland, France and Germany with relatives along the way.
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Henry Kipp
Columbus
Ina
W. H. Kipp
Henry Shepler
British Isles
Europe
Tweland
France
Germany
Old Country
Markets in The Times: June cattle hogs and grains mixed
Telegraph from Pittsburg and American Press Telegram reports cattle and hog ranges with prime and common categories, veal prices, and sheep figures. Grain at Chicago and Toledo shows wheat and corn values, with various regional price spreads for beef, pork, and lamb. Reports include cattle exports, milking and dairy terms, and assorted live stock notes across Boston and Cleveland markets.
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Pittsburg
Toledo
Chicago
Local Market Short Note on Potatoes and Chickens
Fragmentary listing notes potatoes and chickens for sale at a local market. References to fries, butter, and a few illegible details appear among abbreviated lines and vendor labels.
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Witter
Missionary Convention Highlights and Speeches
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society wrapped a successful convention with Mrs. Mills in attendance and praised talks by Miss Sadie Reed and Mrs. Robinson. Mrs. Halstead of Steubenville delivered a memorable address on foreign missions, detailing conditions in India, Africa, China, Japan, and Turkey, urging faith, patience, and ongoing support as delegates prepared to depart.
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Sadie Reed
Mery Reed
Robinson
South Amores
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
McConnelsville Fett
Convention of the Missionary Society
Mary Carr Curtis
D. KE. Halstead
Steubenville
Reading
Howard Wright
Cope
Orient
Halstead
India
Africa
China
Japan
Turkey
Carling
Hedge Removal Across Brown Addition River Road
A long hedge along the river road near the Brown house will be cut down soon. The tall hedge lines the land near Cosher ton and extends for nearly a mile below the Brown residence. Spring freshets cannot reach the area, so work proceeds with available labor and equipment.
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Cosherton
Brown House
Ustrart
Cassingham Local Elects Officers and Delegates
Cassingham local voters elected officers and delegates at Tuesday meeting. James Stewart was named president with Frank Wilden as vice president and treasurer. Delegates to the Trades Council include Jar Stewart Frank Wilden EB Mil ler William McCoy and Zed Marlatt.
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Cassingham
Citicons
James Stewart
Frank Wilden
AR. Ganz
Trades Council
Jar.Stewart
EB. P. Miller
William McCoy
Zed Marlatt
Going To Colorado For Colorado Springs Trip
Mr and Mrs Woltern Cooper of Byring Mountain plan a Colorado Springs visit to view Pikes Peak Garden of the Gods and other sights. They expect to travel soon and hope for a week or two away.
Coshocton County Banks Show 1100 Percent Growth in Deposits
The Times reports Coshocton County bank deposits totaling about 2.43 million across Cozhoctown, Warsaw, and West Lafayette with speculation the total may reach 2.6 million including nearby banks. Twelve years earlier deposits were just over 202 thousand, marking a drastic rise in a county not experiencing proportional population growth.
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Coshocton County
U. S
Times
Cozhoctow
Warsaw Bank
W. Lafayette Bank
Walhending Bank
Commercial Bank
Coshocton
Coshoct
Onis
West Lafayette
Warsaw
Ieople
Baltic
Kilbuck
Newcomerstown
Dremien
Frareysbure
Seek Panam Seek Panam Evidence A New York City Paris Today
Fragmented OCR notes discuss attorney Wise bound for the capital on a libel suit against the World and the Indianapolis News. It mentions a United States district court proceeding in Paris and the examination of witnesses. The passage is garbled and incomplete.
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New York
Paris
Wise
United States District Co
United States
United ® Court
Mayor Hamilton Weiler Appoints Jon Barrett to City Hall
In a brief city hall notice, Jon Barrett is tapped to begin duties on July 1, replacing the long serving officer. The move reflects ongoing administrative changes amid years of service and local governance.
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Hamilton Weilering
Jon Barret
Serr
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Sugar Creek
Lucy Parrons
Cheatnet Street
Miaa Pareone
Mise Zimmerman
Miva Parone
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Miles Zimmerman
Jaccard
Abrienervitts
the Times’ Markets
J. J. Murray
American Prees Telegram
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Apring Linniba
Woawan
Boston
Ohio
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Kentucky
Opie
Tae Leto
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Thompson-Me
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