Divorces In Every 108 Marriages In Coshocton County
Probate Judge Donley reports for the year ending June 30 showing 3110 marriage licenses issued and 311 divorces filed or granted in Coshocton County. The year saw 39 divorces filed, 37 decreed, 21 pending, with 16 by husbands and 33 by wives. Alimony granted in four cases. Total divorces in county estimated at 26 when including common pleas court figures.
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Coshocton County
Donley
Beard
Common Pleas Court
Isatrear
Franklin township farmer Adam Royer collapses from heat in garden
Adam Royer, 67, a respected Franklin township farmer, collapsed Thursday afternoon while transplanting celery in his garden. He was found unconscious and later regained consciousness after hours of treatment. Doctors say recovery is doubtful due to his age and a prior stroke. He is the father of Mrs. Emmett Barcroft.
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Adam Royer
Priday
Franklin Township
Roger
Barcroft
Sunstroke Causes Farmer to Suffer Loss of Memory
Adam Roger of Franklin township survived a Thursday sunstroke yet suffered total memory loss for his past life. Dr Barcroft notes such lapses can be temporary or permanent and not entirely unusual, with recovery enabling brief recognition when prompted.
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Farmer
Adam Roger
Franklin Township
Barcroft
Coshocton Ice & Provision Company Formed
Coshocton investors form the Coshocton Ice & Provision Company with 75000 capital to combine the Ice Plant and Basket Factory interests. Incorporators include J W Almack Joto Lorenz Geo M Gray T J Hunrickhouse Pc Shipps J S Elliott D E Almack. The new firm will operate ice manufacturing in the existing factory and convert adjoining basket factory buildings into a cold storage plant.
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Coshocton Ice & Provision Company
Coshocton
Hay Harvest Woes Spur Story Of Farm Life And Labor
A reflective piece details farmers struggling through a rainy hay harvest season. It contrasts difficult field work with brief moments of satisfaction from tending hay, noting the old horse, gear, and the seasonal routine. The narrative evokes appetite, labor rhythms, and rural life as harvest winds toward completion.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at medical cures and public notices
Fragmentary text mentions Mrs Meamie Duncan of Hayness and a 7 year old case, claims cures for stomach disorders and debility by a medical product. References to Thomas Forge and a price tag appear. No clear event, date, or verifiable entities identified.
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Meamie Duncan
Hayness
CE Ander
Forge
Seven Coshocton Delegates at State Convention
Coshocton County will send seven delegates to the upcoming Republican state convention. The convention vote total remains around 840, similar to the prior year when it surpassed 1,000.
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Coshocton
Coshocton Co
Shipping in Wheat and Mt Vernon Camp Meeting
In Hanley Milling Co ships grain including corn oats and wheat. Mt Vernon Ohio hosts the Sychar camp meeting August 7 to 15 with a history of 45 tents on Sychar grounds and broad appeal across denominations. W Squires travels to Lodi Medina County, while Gompers urges unions to move stationary engineers into politics.
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Hanley Milling Company
LDA
Ohio State
Sychur
Mt. Vernon
Sychar
Ohio State Camp Meeting Association
Fia
Atate
Lodi
W. Squires
Medina County
Gompers
Uniona
Morrow dispute over custody and alimony proposal
Anthony Morrow through counsel offers settlement in a custody dispute with the mother. The plan splits nominal custody between parents with each child to spend 84 days yearly with the father, no stretch beyond ten days, father to fetch children and notify for return. Alimony set at 35 dollars weekly.
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Anthony Morrow
Canal Lewisville
Chautauqua Board Announces Ticket Refunds and Gate Acceptance
The Chautauqua Board states that buyers of transferable season tickets at two dollars may apply to Manager Tarr for a fifty cent refund. Holders of the original one dollar fifty non transferable tickets are advised these will be accepted at the gate like the later transferable tickets.
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Chautsuqia Board
Tarr
Millersburg Division Point Established by C A C Railway
Columbus announces a new freight division point at Millersburg on the C A & C line. Crews will run Columbus to Millersburg and back, and Cleveland to Millersburg, to ease long runs. Four heavy engines arrive for service on the Summit between Mt Vernon and Millersburg.
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Millersburg
Columbus
Cleveland
Mislersburg
Pittsburg
Pan
Deno San
Hart
Colmobua Cleveland
M.lleraburg
Mor
Mt. Verneon
Miltersburg
Ohio State Fair Set with Record Premiums for 1906
The fifty sixth Ohio State Fair and Industrial Exposition will be held in Columbus from September 3 to 7, 1906. Premium money totals ten thousand dollars more than any prior exhibit, with expanded spaces for non premium departments and new awards across farm products, manufactory, merchandise, and arts. The speed events offer large purses, Nye stock classes are boosted, and famed aviator A Roy Knabenshue will perform aerial demonstrations. Low Ohio rail rates and interurban lines promise affordable visits for all citizens.
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Columbus
Nye
A. Roy Knabenshue
America
Ohio
Tits Grand Exhibition
Coercing the PEO Threat on Arizona New Mexico Statehood Plan
The defeat of President Rongevelt's plan by Democrats to merge Arizona with New Mexico provokes anger directed at Arizonans. He warns that rejecting the offer means a long wait for a future chance, likely on present terms. Arizona voters, mainly Americana, oppose being ruled by the Mexicans and favor territorial status. Federal officials campaign for joint statehood despite local sentiment.
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Rongevelt
Arizona
New Mexico
Arigona
New
Mexco
The Ohio Republican Machine Split Over Roosevelt Policy
A political commentary denounces Senator Dick and Foraker for steering the state Republican machine to support Roosevelt while critics claim the party faces internal control and potential defeat. The piece argues Dick seeks to wield power through the Columbus convention, portraying a factional struggle that could drive away voters and boost Bryan in Ohio.
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Bryan
Ohio
Dick-Foraker
State Journal
Republican ‘Party of
Mr. Dick
Columbus
Charles Dick
Roosevelt
Republican Party of
Heart Throb Argument Promotes Home Merchants
A Summit Summitville grocer prints a sentiment on the back of his card urging patrons to support home merchants. The message contrasts local buyers with big firms like Sears Roebuck, Montgomery Ward, and others, asking who stood by families in sickness, unemployment, or bereavement and urging support for local shops.
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Summit
Sears & Roebuck
Montgomery, Ward & C O
Chicago
Siegel, Cooper & Co
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co
Marshal, Field & Co
Probate Court accounts filed for Finley estate and Crowley guardianship
Probate Court records show W. R. Gault as executor of the estate of R. Be Finley filing a second account. J. Kuntz filed a first account in the guardianship of Sarah Crowley.
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W. R. Gault
R. BE. Finley
Growth of Christian Science Mother Church Erected in Boston
A massive new Christian Science mother church in Boston rises as one of the continent’s largest religious buildings. It cost about £2,000,000, seats 5,000, and features Italian Renaissance architecture, Concord granite, a grand organ, and an eleven bell chime. Founded by Mary Baker Eddy, the denomination has expanded from 11 churches in 1889 to 657 worldwide, with 42,000 listed members and many more adherents.
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Boston
Mary Baker Glover Eddy
Sted
United States
Society
Mother Church
Orat
Walla
Aiden
Christian Science
Eddy
Concord
N. H
Banknote Origins and Transfer Dates at Peoples Bank
The article records the establishment and early transactions of Peoples Bank and Trust Co. with dates including September 10, 1903, and April 2, 1900s to 1906, noting initial capitalization of 43,000.72 and actions on April 16, 1905 and July 16, 1906.
War rant served on 17 year old Otto Stubbs in beating case
Police officer Jackson served a warrant on Otto Stubbs aged 17 of Franklin on a charge of severely beating 13 year old Merrill Dunfee. The complaint was filed by the mother, Mrs. Maria Dunfee.
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Jackson
Otto Stubbs
Franklin
Merrill Dunfee
Maria Dunfee
Mr. Raemer Takes Over Singer Sewing Office Manager Role
Mr Raemer of Alliance succeeds Mr Wilson as local manager of the Singer Sewing Machine office. Mr Wilson will move to Canal Dover for a new position awaiting him.
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Raemer
Alliance
Wilson
Singer Sewing Machine
Canal Dover
Dangerous experiment warned by professor in tense scene
A professor warns that a dangerous experiment could blow the operator to atoms if any mishap occurs. He steps aside to allow the assistant to proceed, emphasizing extreme risk in the moment.
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T. BH. Wheeler
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