Trolley Right of Way Petitions Move Toward City Franchise
The Board of Trade backed a plan for a Cleveland Barberton Coshocton and Zanesville trolley through Cashdon. J J Brettinger led efforts to secure property owner consents and a franchise from the city council with a single track and brief siding planned for Coshocton. Committees were formed to canvass support, with work split across districts and a council vote anticipated on July 13.
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Claveland
Barberton, Coshocton
Zanesville
Cashdon
J. J. Breltinger
Road
Board of Trade
Louis Brendel
Bb. Caldwell
C. B. Hunt
T. L. Montgomery
Rue
Geo
Caton
H. R. McCurry
Seth M. Snyder
Breitinger
Brettinger
Patterson Trial In Progress All Day Thursday
The Patterson trial continues all day Thursday with defense battles at the liquor cases. An arrest of detective D. M. Wilson in Newark sparked claims of obstruction by opponents, while the Anti-Saloon League seeks Wilson’s release on bond to resume testimony. The case features Patterson accused of selling whiskey to two detectives, with the defense pressing for a not guilty verdict and motion to dismiss based on an insufficient affidavit.
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Patterson
D. M. Wilson
Newark
Ira Moore
Ohio
Times
Wilson
Coshocton
Barnes
Johnson
Moore
Anti-Saloon League
Kibler
Montgomery
Atorney Crabbe
Marion Patterson
McCue
W. Q. Wilcoxin
Mapel
McDowell
Hamilton
McCune
Warsaw
West Lafayette
Brooks Johnson
Hickory Street
Mayor's Court
Atorney Wheeler
Willams
Wheeler
Manel
Courtright
Ham Browning
Johnson Place
Local Prosecution Spark Fades After Legal Setbacks
A man aiding in a case against saloon interests left for St. Paris near Urbana after a telephoned threat. Detective D. Mo Wilson, jailed for painting the arms, was released on bond after grand jury proceedings. Mayor Hamilton and Drs Johnson face charges on affidavits deemed insufficient.
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Anti Saloon League
St. Paris
Urbana
Wilson
D. Mo Wilson
Grand
Custadun
Hamilton
Chestnut Hill School Enlarge Plans Bid Awards
The Board of Education plans to expand Chestnut Hill School from one to two rooms to serve Hardscrabble children. The frame building, located about a mile east of the city, will gain a second story. Rollo Banks teaches there and Benton Jennings will handle lower grades next fall.
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Tuscarawas
Death of Oliver Leaves Guardian in Court Records
Ashland June 25 Paul Oliver died aged 84 after amassing a fortune of 200000 through frugality. His guardian F Shelly is summoned to accounting in common pleas court as reports of the vanished wealth are reviewed.
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Ashland
Paul Oliver
F. Shelly
Common Pleas Court
Augustus Royer Loses Fingers in Amputation
Augustus Royer of Wills Creek had the index finger on his left hand amputated Friday morning by Dr. Mc Clain and Dr. Lear. Previously last December a hedge thorn wounded his finger, causing blood poisoning and bone disease, making amputation necessary after prolonged suffering.
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Augustus Royer
Wills Creek
McClain
Lear
Royer
Mother Grays Sweet Powders Promoted By Nurse In NY Home
An ad for Mother Gray s Sweet Powders claims strong remedies for feverishness stomach disorders teething and worm eradiation with over 10000 testimonials and free samples available at Al jens Olmsted LeRoy NY. Also reports a June W C T U meeting in Nelle and upcoming Killbuck July 3 celebration with bands parades and public events and local infrastructure updates.
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Mother Gray
New York
Olmsted
LeRoy
N. Y
West Lafayette News Portends A Busy Fortnight Of Events
The West Lafayette column notes students and locals named Clark Ridgeway and Tlanwr as continuing projects. Mrs Halland visits Washington after eighteen years, and Mrs Holkwidh remains a town fixture. The piece highlights shearing season ending with Perry Chamberlain and John Holland tallying the year’s sheep shorn, a furlough for Frank Michael, and upcoming town hall entertainments featuring Frith So Davidson. It lists races, contests, and entries with numerous local names and a sense of community bustle though many details are obscured by OCR.
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Perry Chamberlain
John Holland
Great Homecoming and Grand Fourth at West Lafayette
A fragmentary 1900s program shows West Lafayette hosting a homecoming and Fourth of July celebration with concerts, bands, and a schedule of races and parades. Events include band concerts at 12:30, a free foot race, bicycle race, ladies foot race, old men race, and tug of war between two groups. Prizes range from 1 to 5 dollars, with a grand parade on Saturday and a grand display of fireworks. Contained items list addresses and participant names in incomplete form amid garbled OCR.
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Killbuck
S. T. Nicholas
West Lafayette
Onder
Bieyela
Kodol for Dyspepsia Adverts and Guarantee Notes
An advertisement for Kodol Digestive Aid claims the liquid digestives mimic stomach juices and start digestion immediately. It promotes regular use during indigestion, asserts safety and harmlessness, and offers a money back guarantee via retailer return if not satisfied. The copy cites E. DeWitt Co. labs and lists distributors C. E. Anderson Roscoe and M. Ferguson Roscoe.
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Kodal
Change at Mill Fork Pastors Revo CP. OF Bowers
The article notes changes at Mill Fork involving Bowers who has led past Poston at AMT and refined his work. Dranth McDonald, a Denison University graduate, is mentioned with plans for baptism and local church actions. The Sugar Creek Gas company is referenced in a broader county context amid well activity near Sugar Creek and Moana Dover.
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Revo CP
Bowers
Sugar Creek
OM and Gas
Greta
Retsuu
Tasetrachas
Sagar Creek
Moana Dover
Willian Reinhart
Berea
Murder Mystery Yet to Be Solved in Maryland Bungalow
The nude body of a wealthy Baltimore area woman identified as Mrs Edith May Thompson Woodill was found near Baltimore Maryland after being killed in a bungalow near St Michaels. Investigators linked her murder to a man named Roberts who accompanied her recently and then disappeared. Police found a bloody mattress clothes and a corduroy trouser pocket with two letters including one from Mrs Woodill noting a meeting at Royal Oak.
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Nelle
Burkhardt
Edith Metham
Nedite
Baltimore
Tuateghee
Hiwek River
Nichollas
Edith May Thompson Woodill
Woodil
Los Angeles
Cali
Cantala
Charles H. Thompson
Daniel
Turner
Talbot County
Roberts
Mra. Woodill
Maryland
Trenanny
Lyman J. Gage
Raval Oa
Wotby
Doll Dihy
Kastan
Roberte Hynan
Short
Oxford
Tee
Girty Alb
Annapolis
A Atrugelo
Go Yeaxe
Woodilla
Woodill
Anid
New York City
Thomimen
Wan
Flower Day Observed At County Infirmary
A large gathering from Plainfield West Lafayette Keene Coshocton attended the Flower Day observance at the county infirmary. Flowers were distributed to inmates with special care to the sick. The service opened with a song by Clarke West Lafayette verses read by Mrs Beall and a prayer by Rev Thrapp.
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W. 0. TU
Plainfield
West Tafayette
Keene
Coshocton
Indien
Roberts Is Surrounded as Posse Pursues Murder Suspect
Word from St Michaels Maryland says Roberta is trapped in John McQuay’s Cayman home seven miles from town near the murder site. A posse moved by automobile is closing in while McQuay’s alerting wife hid neighbors as armed men ring the house.
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St Michaels
Roberta
John
McQuay
Cayman
Roberts
MacQuay
Tragic Murder Shocks Los Angeles Wife of Albert Woodill
Mrs Edith May Thompson Woodill, formerly under ward of Lyman J Gage, is murdered at age 20. Her early childhood was reportedly stolen from Chicago parents about age two. A Chicago ad was placed years ago seeking information on a lost child. Laura Atkinson of Delta broke her left ankle after a fall on Poplar Street while visiting Gail Hamilton.
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Parente
Los Angeles
Cal
Mra. Wdith M. Woodill
Albert Woodill
Bigetty
Mr. Woodill
Woodill
Edith May Thompson
Lyman J. Gage
Secretary of the Treasury
San Diego
Chicago
Woodill Weveral Niente
Laurea Atkinson
Delta
Gail Hamilton
Hamilton
Poplar Street
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Chas. Taylor
Cleveland
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Fort Lasvenworth Prison
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Myrtle Winains
Weat Lafayette
Euests Hedge
What Club
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Debbie Leighninger
Hazel Familton
Tedena Perguson
Bertha Walters
Almeda Marx
Vries Dean
Messrs
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Robert Porteus
Vernon Oates
Ernest Adams
Jesse Leighmmneer
Cosshocton
Canton Trades Connell
Stark County 18
KE. Anderson
Cosnocton
C. M.ferxteon
Roscor
Roberts IS Surrounded
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