Co sho cton to build park at water works station
City council reads deeds and ordinances approving land between water works and Tuscarawas river for a future park. Plans include a river wall fountain and landscaping with few existing buildings repurposed. No tax hike. funds come from current revenues and land options.
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Brace of Accidents Didn't Prevent Catching Train
A tangled series of mishaps in Coshocton ends with a young man narrowly catching a train. After a buggy wheel broke near Roses Hill, he steered a horse and buggy toward town, retrieving a broken vehicle while a young woman rode with him. They reach town, the horse leads, and a quick ride avoids missing the train though emergencies arise.
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Heskett Bound Over To Jury In Gun Incident
Heskett appeared before Mayor Hamilton and pled guilty to carrying a concealed weapon. He was bound over to the grand jury in a case tied to a shooting threat near the Standen hotel. Police described a chaotic pursuit and a table chase before officers subdued him. The case proceeds at the December meeting of the commission jail.
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John Patterson of Clark Dies. Rites Held at Clark
John Patterson of Clark died Monday aged about 106. He was buried from Clark Presbyterian Church this morning at eleven. Born in 1820, he leaves six children six grandchildren and several great grandchildren.
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Fifteen Miners Entombed Near Pottsville Pa
A gas explosion at Shaft No 1 Williamstown colliery near Pottsville Pa entombed twelve miners. Six bodies recovered and rest feared dead. Eight escaped workers were badly burned and may die. The incident occurred this morning and rescue efforts continue.
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Williamstown
McConnell Faces Punishment Over Ward Division Clash
County Executive Committee disciplines McConnell amid ward division turmoil as factions clash with political bosses. Reports allege promises and threats influenced the decision, with McConnell denying wrongdoing and supporters demanding reform in the county’s political structure.
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Premium Factory Prep for Furniture Plant Opening
Laborers clear site for heavy machinery as a new furniture factory advances. A shipment delayed from Tuesday is now expected Friday to begin installation in the awaiting building area. Miss Meade Bantam and Aloygo Wheateritt of Warsaw quietly wed today at the parish parsonage. Charley Miller, South Fight Street, suffered a broken arm after a Monday accident with a dray mule.
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Go Into Conference With Operators Wednes day Afternoon
Miners and operators of the Coshocton district meet in Trades Council hall at 1:30 p m to discuss the scale question. H B Dennis of Morgan Run elected chairman and Forney Scott a Morgan Run miner secretary. Representatives from Morgan Run Wade Coal Oden Vatley Coshocton Coal Besst and Dav is present. About seven hundred miners affected by the conference action. Green and Thompson preside with OA OG Nelson among attendees. The conference plans two days of discussion and aims to prevent strikes and secure a fair scale agreement.
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Five Die in Cave-In at Local Power Plant Site
Telegram Youngstown reports five workers killed when a power plant trench cave-in traps men underground. Rescue attempts failed as crews battled rubble and rising heat. Authorities opened an investigation into safety lapses and the incident prompted warnings for mine and construction sites.
Railroad ad trade ruled unlawful by Judge Kohlsaat
Chicago July 18 Judge Kohlsaat ruled that exchanging railroad transportation for advertising is unlawful. The decision appeared in the Munsey magazine.
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Seton Indians Preparing to Take the Trail
Local notes show Seton Indians plan a fall trek with boys and girls joining. Fundraising targets around 140 dollars per guide, with scouts buying gear at drug stores and dry goods outlets. Youths prepare bows arrows drums and Indian outfits, with tents or heavy steps to readiness.
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Canal Dover Home Case Highlights Motive and Inquiry
A fragmented Canal Dover news item describes a mystery case with mentions of a church, a hospital, and local authorities investigating suspicious events. It references a judge, a matron, and a county context, with focus on health and public welfare. The piece notes daily life disruptions and concerns about safety within the community theater of the era.
Delegates Named for Judicial Convention in Alder Creek
Delegates and alternates for the forthcoming judicial convention were listed from diverse towns and districts. The call set the meeting for twelve oclock Thursday to nominate builders for gravel macadam work under the Millstoners. Bidders included Henderson Hall along with ALON Bissner Rowsey Purcner and Wood Baerson. multiple firms contended for the contract.
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Resolutions by Richard Lanning and County Actions
Resolutions by Richard Lanning are recorded alongside notices of probate court filings, a village festival announcement, and honors for J C Rogers of Coshocton. The items reflect local governance steps, estate accounts for Lloyd W Pacook and data My Brier, and community events at Darling Run with refreshments and welcome cues.
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County Jail Health Conditions Under Scrutiny
County boards inspect the jail reporting health risks and needed improvements. Drainage and sanitary issues noted. plans to improve drainage, cleaning, and overall appearance are discussed amid calls for action and formal recommendations.
No Parade Upon Labor Day Announcement
A city notice states there will be no parade on Labor Day. Unions reportedly pressured the committee, while a large afternoon program of events is planned at the fair grounds with speakers and performances scheduled for the day.
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