Contracts set for river alteration near Newcomerstown
Bids for altering the Tuscarawas river channel and constructing substructure and a new span were awarded to Keasy Turner & Co and others. Central Concrete & Construction Co of Canton won the erection contract for the new span at $2005 after protests over non certified checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keasy
W. Miskimen
Newcomerstown
Turner &Co
J. H. Henderson
K. C. Mastog
Turner & Company
Hhece
J. N
Wynkoop & McGormiley
Central States Bridge
Campsdianapolis
Pan American Bridge Co
Newtle Lad
Central Concrete & County Co
Canton
Penn Bridge Co
Beaver Falll
Champion Bridge Co
Wilmington
Ohio
Central Concrete Ad ¢ “Action Company
Iite
Pywell
Atoa
Central Concrete and Construction Company
Tuscatawa
Sheen
Fiset
Biidice
Newark Journal Covers Nicholson Twins Story in 19th Century
The Newark paper reports on the Nicholson twins, noting audience interest among Times readers following their history. It describes the youths, aged about 7 to 12, traveling toward Newark from Bretimend, seeking work and reporting relatives in Vatter town. Authorities describe them as cooperative, with officers and a newspaperman observing their situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Jackson
Mary A. Swan
Puscatie
Bretimend
Coshacton
Vatter
Extended Trip Delights Across Washington Monuments and Local Guests
A chaotic excerpt recalls a grand excursion from Norfolk to Washington, detailing a visit to the Washington Monument and lines of travel through Cape Charles, Jamestown, and the Potomac. Names such as Vernon, Jamestown expatriates, and local hosts appear amid mentions of Virginia residents, West Lafayette guests, and a parade of family gatherings with ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Heath
Moore
Reames
Bagi
Tawisvile
Washington
Vernon
Jamestown
Potomac
Chesapeake Bay
Poe Confort
Norfolk
Cape Charlee
Cromonestas
Witonale Row
Abdi Caub
Michigan
Hanie Agate
Virginia
Sarah
Columbis
Raehner Herth
Demtavite
Johnathan
Stryven Raymer
West Lafaye
Beaver
la Wind
Mina Finlay
Thehomsaat
Keene
Iva Bowen
Leontevillevielte
Allen Murphy
Fresno
McGuire's Greve
Markets and Livestock Prices Across Regions
The corrected markets page lists steady to lower prices for wheat flour and meal, with varied butter and produce figures. It covers Chicago and Cleveland livestock, including steers, cows, calves, and hogs, plus regional pork and poultry pricing and futures notes for wheat and corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noot
East Buffalo
Calttle
Helfers
Cleveland
Pittaburg
Ataye
Boston
Peonsylvans
Rtas
Warhoat
Tna
Telaine
Kydloonl
Ratte
Deemers
Chicago
Andy Fuedory
Asay
Local Folks Attend Events and Visits Across Town
West Bedford residents Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hains hosted visitors during a weekend gathering. Frank Saarples traveled to Cosherton for Sunday. Several residents attended a county meeting in Coerhoet on Saturday. Warner Buxton continues to convalesce from illness. Gerald Haines and family joined Sam Graham’s gathering in Wakatomika. A local sale was attended by several people from the area at Howard Rine’s in Wareaw on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Angry Aheeman McNarsy
Roscoe
Sam Hains
Frank Saarples
Cosherton
Coerhoet
Jacot Adams
Mis
God
Warner Buxton
Bo Haines
Gerald
Sam Graham
Wakatomika
Howard Rine
Wareaw
Interurban Line Promoters Sight Coshocton Route
A second Cleveland party explores an interstate interurban line through Coshocton toward Zanesville. The promoters plan a route northeast from West Lafayette, passing through Coshocton and aiming southward to Cleveland, with no interference expected with Breitinger’s project. Public response and details remain centered on undisclosed plans and route inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tin Times Iso m
Times
Cleveland
Coshocton
Zanesville
Breitinger
Hinds
Lafaypette
Personal mentions in Tuesday's Daily skip
Miss Zela Berry visits New Castle and many neighbors travel for visits and returns. A long list notes James Parsons returning to Morgantown West Virginia and others visiting Newark Kent Obertin and Millersburg with various relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zela Berry
New Castle
John Gray
Mans Beld
James Parsons
Morgantown
W. Va
East Chestnut Street
George Slewke
F. N. Johnson
Faith Johnson
F. A. Drimimomi
Obertin
J. A. McConnell
Millersburg
Lucy Parsons
Cale Ttnlis
Katherine Boner
Newark
William Parsons
Bessie
Edith Parsons
Kent
Fred Link
Bob
Warsaw
Jeg¢ McClain
Mr Burt
Lafayete Voles
Doc Abbott
Relatives and travel noted around New York City and beyond
A flurry of visits and travel reports from residents, including Warner Hay leaving for Columbus on business, Miss Mary Lied and Miss Florence Smith visiting Columbus, Day Compton heading to Chicago for harvest work, and Dr. and Mrs. C. M. Neldon returning from Niagara Falls. Many others plan trips to Canton, Butler, Newark, and Canton with relatives, plus several names visiting Wheeling, West Lafayette, and Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Betts
Gogie
Ohio
Fo Bond
Chicago
Waneer
Wels
Fot
Oram
Cambridge
Gal. Hamilton
East Vine Street
John Atkinson
Delem
Miss Holmes
Toledo
Atkilson
Mabel Porter
Fremont
Lima
Isabel Jahnson
New York City
Annie Louise
Warner Hay
Columbus
Mary Lied
Jessie Smith
Florence Smith
Colmbus
Missey Jessie Smith
Leila Miller
Day Compton
South Dakota
C. M. Neldon
Niagara Falls
J. Lenhart
Edward
Canton
Bravil DeCamp
Daity
Hazel Curtis
Kca Travinger
Gday
Butler
Newark
Milson Vance
Zola Vance
Lafayette
T. Oxle
M. A. van Kenmil
New Castle
Henry Strieber
George Callentine
Ffarvey Cox
Mary
West Lafayetta
Clark William Schaich
Adolph Mallick
Detroit
William March
Walter
Wheeling
Etherington Spangier
California
South Second Street
Spangier
Florence Peck
Newcomerstown
New Philadelphia
Viola Peters
Norma Fertig
Clara Lintz
Rosena Millens
Spring Mountain
M. WW. Goodhart
New Concord
Amd
W. J. Davies
Igon Gilbert
F.C. IW
Frott
Peacock
Mich
McClain
West Lafayette
Fannie Davis
Conesville
Ming Josephine Zold
Toleto
W. M. Hamilton
Lee
Pittstore
Russell Hay
Lea Willama
Warsaw
BR. W. Jackson
American Eixpreas Company
Cleveland
New York
Dr Edward R Taylor Elected Mayor of San Francisco
Dr Edward R Taylor physician and lawyer and dean of Hastings law college is elected mayor by the San Francisco board of supervisors ending the Spreckels Langdon bribery graft probe. Mayor Schmitz remains a factor as he plans to appoint successors to 15 vacancies, with police recognizing only Schmitz. Also notes a Woman's Home Missionary Society convention closing in Uhrichsville District and a July wedding at Sacred Heart Church in the same city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Press Telegram
San Francisco
Edward R. Taylor
Hastings Law College
University of California
Board of Supervisors
Taylor
Rudolph Spreckels
Wiliam H. Langdon
Eugene Schmitz
Samuel Sawyer
Typographical Union
Charles Boxton
Tifa
Schmitz
Court of Last Resort
Dinan
Grace Church
Miller
Womans Home Missionary Society
Uhrichsville
Methodist Episcopal Church
Warner
New Port
Kath
Wittward Miller
Coshocton
Scroacy
Myre
Cooper
Dennison
Fribsley
New Philadelphia
William Miller
Variehsville
Margaret Hoffman
Margaret Carroll
West Lafayette
Mite Coxes
Mia. Warner
South Lawn Avenue
Bertha Rock
Jessie Matson
Father Synan
Mrs. Stanton
Columbus
Destrak
Philadelphia
Stintem
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Hhorve
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A. G. Ralgton
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Dave
West Bedford
the Rippeth Dry Goods
Supervisors
Howard Miller
Home Missionary Societies
Mary Ricketts
Jesus
Lillian Duffy
Mer
Phillip Stanton
Sacred Heart Church
Bertha Beck
Margaret Duffy
Pred Stanton
Fannie Weaver
John Stanton
Hugh Rodgers
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