Roseville Man Killed Near Tower in Train-Strike Death
The body of William Tilton, 42, was identified at Wolfe's morgue after being found along the Pennsy tracks east of the T W V O tower. Tilton, a Roseville resident with a wandering lifestyle, likely tried to hitch a ride home when struck by a train. Police believe he was waiting asleep when hit. the body showed little disturbance.
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Wiliam Tilton
Jay Abbott
Drayman
John Porteus
Plasant Valley
Tilton
Abbott
Mr. Porteus
Milton Tilton
Adama Millis
Roseville
Newcomerstown
Porteus
Ht Je
Body Found by Freight Crew Near Tower on Pennsy Tracks
A man was found dead along the Pennsy tracks near a tower east of town after a freight passed. He appeared to have died from a blow to the head with no signs of heavy wheel impact, and witnesses recall him boarding a city grocery earlier and buying groceries before heading home alone. Local efforts tried to identify the deceased as investigators examine the scene and gather testimonies.
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Wwn
Othe Teath
Wedte
Amundanes
Etree
Browant
King’s Grocery
Gwelbach
Celot
Morntis
Governor Harris Pace Setter in Prohibition Campaign
A garbled report recounts Governor Harris at a Cincinnati banquet and garden party with Republican candidates. It claims heavy champagne toasts, hints at shifting from Prohibition, and mentions reactions from newsmen. The piece mixes names, places, and dates with unclear details from a disrupted OCR source.
Massiven morning Gleaner suspends publication details
The Massiven morning Gleaner suspended publication citing advertiser support and rising printing costs. A misread column explained the situation and reasons. A marriage notice appears for Walter J Farraht of Colombo and Elsie J Butler of New Castle, with travel details and doubts about the couple’s destination.
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Jack Langdon in Russia Defies Czarish Ban on Fireworks
In a Russia governed by Grand Duke Alexis Alexandrovitch, American teen Jack Langdon schemes to celebrate the Fourth of July with explosive fireworks despite a ban. He witnesses a consignment of dynamite hidden in packs planned for a smuggling plot aimed at destroying state archives. After uncovering the conspiracy, Langdon aids authorities, leading to Petronchka’s arrest and the grand duke approving a peculiar pardon that allows July 4th fireworks in limited form.
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Gerald Brenan
Jack Langdon
C Duck
Langdon
Ruagia
Alexis ‘Alexandrovitch
Grand Cale
Certian Privilew
M. Langdon
America
Russia
Jack
United States
Ihuesian
Riven Dy Tnel
Riven Dy Tnel Betrouchka
Uncle Petronehka
Cnele Petronehka
Leigh
Moss
Betronebka
Nina
Dack
Petronchkier
Morcan
Deck
Sil
Michael Dimitroviteh
Bio
Anton
Feodor Michaelovitch
Feodor
Michael Dimitrovitch
Grand Duke
Uncle Petronchka
Yimrep
Therrin
Petronchko
Alexis Alexandrovitch
Petronehka
Tittle
Petrench- Ka
Eaml
Hassia
Vanovanoviteh
Petronenka
Ivan
Ares Crockers
Inv Mand
Goreme
Digest All Food: Kodol as a Perfect Stomach Digester
An advertisement extols Kodol as a complete stomach digester that mimics the body's digestion. It claims pepsin alone cannot digest all foods and asserts Kodol digests proteins, starches, fats, and phosphates in liquid form, aiding recovery when the stomach is weak. The copy stresses rest for inflamed stomachs, warns dieting is insufficient, and offers a one dollar bottle with a signed money-back guarantee.
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E. C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Furniture Factory Near Coshocton to Open
The Schulte Co of Cleveland will locate a furniture plant in Coshocton, with 150 local hires and a monthly payroll of 3500. The plant, to be in the old Preaniom/Vhemium site, aims to employ 150 by January 1, 1909, and 190 by year end, under a ten year contract funded by the Commercial National Bank. The Board of Trade provided the old plant site and 30 lots to secure the deal.
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Board of Trade
Schulte Co
Cleveland
Coshocton
Schulte Congressa
RB Coldwell
Hue
Schulter Furniture Company
Ohio
Champlain Street
Coshoeten
Ol Preeniam
the Schulte Co
Commercial National Bank
Harris
Former Coshocton Woman Driven to Suicide in Kansas City
Coshocton residents were shocked to learn that Wednesday Mrs. Laura Wells, daughter of T. J. Rittenhouse, formerly of Coshocton, committed suicide at her Kansas City home. Suffering from dementia for years, she left her sleeping husband at 4 a.m. wrapped in a sheet, then shot herself in the heart. The Kansas City Times reports her death was instantaneous. she had long battled melancholia since the San Francisco earthquake.
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Coshocton
Laura Wells
T. J. Rittenhouse
Prospect Avenue
Mrs. Wells
Probate notes and dam project updates in county
First and final account filed in the estate of Elijah Wagoner. Inventory and sale filed for the estate of Lizzie M. Wright. Work on the Six Mile dam resumed Wednesday by contractor John Kisaner with a gang at the retaining wall and a coffee dam on the north side of the proposed structure. Inspectors John Miller and Al Howman visited Wednesday.
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Elijah Wagoner
Lixzie M. Wright
Six Mile Damn
John Kisaner
Milh
John Miller
Rosece
Al @howman
Coshedom
Srmtv
Ferg Defines a Horse Race Opinion in The Indicator
Ferguson notes a horse race is an agreement among horse owners or drivers. The Age editor is generous enough to share responsibility and blame with the other Snyder.
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Ferg
Ferguson
the Age
Snyder
Proposed Amendment to Ohio Constitution Joint Resolution
A historical Ohio document proposes an amendment to the state constitution with details on legislative process, gubernatorial approval, and passage hurdles. It specifies section renumbering, bill reading rules, veto reconsideration, and the effective date January 1, 1909, with certification by Secretary of State Carmi A. Thompson.
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Ohio
General Assembly
Meney
C. A. Thompson
House of Representative
Andrew L. Hargis
Senat
Anerica
Carmi A. Thompson
State of
Columbus
Eran
Assianca
Ohi
A. D
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Ohio Joint Resolution on Constitutional Amendments 1908
The document records a joint resolution from Ohio's General Assembly proposing constitutional amendments for 1908. It outlines sections on taxation power, exemptions, and the method to submit amendments to voters, including dates and official attestations by state officials.
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