Big Meeting at Nel Ma WOC TU Institute Ends Strong
Enthusiastic closing session features Mrs Flachter urging unity of denominations to strengthen the W C T U. Afternoon talks, devotions, and papers cover temperance work, Loyal Temperance Legions, and law enforcement. Nellie hosts, with strong choir, visitors depart Friday morning energized by hospitality.
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WOC TU Institute
Nel Ma
Metham
Nellie
Neptune
Roscoe
John Stevenson
Flachter
Assessors report totals by property and dogs in multiple townships
Adams J E Norris and others list counts of horses cattle sheep hogs and dogs with total personal property values and new buildings for numerous townships including Bethlehem Milo Bedford Bedford 8 and more, detailing dog counts and property values across many districts.
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Bedford
Charles B. Walker
al Bosser
Betford
Charles Walker
Mohawk S
Charlex Walker
Hedford Jackson
Rales
Clarke
Andrew Reiss
Asessor
Mechanic Ty
Holmes County
Sheen
Joint Witt Bethlehem
Bor Cate
Ingle Dome
Runcoe Corporation
Orews
Yale
Sai Velee
E. Velee
Tuscarawas
Hollie Mohler
Coshocton
Wardo
Jai
Douglass
Perry To
Austin Richards
Horney
Linton Assessor Reports Final to Auditor Friday
Linton township, the county's largest, finally submits its assessor reports to the Auditor. George Sandel delivered the last of the documents after a 10 day delay, with several other townships still lagging in submission.
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George Sandel
Linton
Gehemaliy
AMD
Otter Pee
Rosearaasessee
Nistequin
Help Pull Ole Hoss From River After Rescue Effort
Mansel was sent to the river to aid in a rescue reported near town where Horace and Verome were trapped. A colored preacher and others assisted, and the effort succeeded. Meanwhile Mrs. Stmart Miller of Coopedale celebrated a birthday with guests and musical selections offered by Mrs Semel Miller and others.
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Mansel
Towhuniday Mornes
Owas
Horace
Verome
Amrty
Hae Lane
Inoxie
Stmart Miller
Coopedale
Diane
Toety Hove
Hanes
Margayey Willer
Semel Miler
Mtrsea Ethel Miller
Mary Motz
Marylandly
Rey, Mohn
Elizabeth Anderson
Clara Callison
Margaret Steffige
Miller
Coshocton Vet Reunion Set for Sept 17 at New Philadelphia
Committees of the Eighth and Fifty-first regiments O. V. I. held a meeting at the Kaldenbaugh bank in New Philadelphia and chose September 17 for the annual reunion of veterans. The event will be in New Philadelphia with about 250 to 200 attendees. Coshocton comrades are expected to attend in force.
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Kaldenbaugh Bank
New Philadelphia
Coshocton
Edwards Eyes Newark to Coshocton Trolley Plan
Dr. R. C. Edwards of West Carlisle visited the jetty Friday to review the Newark to Coshocton trolley proposition. He favors an electric line between the cities, a project once begun by New Philadelphia interests but stalled. surveys continue as engineers map routes and financiers, including Eastern capital, are sought to finalize a practicable path.
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Newark
R. C. Edwards
West Carlisle
Coshocton
Wye
New Philadelphia
Conhacton
Edwards
Free Sample Foot Care Offer From Allen Olmsted NY
An advertisement promotes a powder for swollen and tired feet and a free sample of Foot-Base Sanitary Corn-Pai. The offer is from Allen Olmsted of LeRoy New York, urging readers to request the samples by mail.
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Allen, Olmsted
LeRoy, N.Y
No Pensions for Retired Ministers
Denver May 29 Presbyterian ministers reject charity in a near unanimous vote. The commissioners defeated a pension proposal from ProoF Griv Bolton of Philadelphia, arguing ministers do not want charity. Dr Howard Agnew Johnston of Colorado Springs countered that church aid is not charity but support for worthy ministers.
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Denver
Bly
Griv Bolton
Philadelphia
Bolton
Uae
Couriia
Ininiatiere
Howard Agnew Johnston
Colotiie Springs
Marriage Licenses and Probate Official Changes
Licenses were issued for marriages involving Rathday Sion 22 of Holmes County and Effie K. Matheny 19 of Tiverton, along with Banerbrey 25 carpenter of Freano and Maggie M. Helwig 1 of Freeno. Rev McCrea and Johnston severed ties as deputy probate police under Judge Astman, with implications for ongoing county services.
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Rathday
Tle Sion
Farmer O
Holmes County
Effie K. Matheny
Tiverton
W.oh, Banerbrey
Eapenter
Freano
Maggie M. Helwig
Freeno
McCrea
Teeeph Johnston Monday
Astman
Minn
Min Nile Ashtinan
Badine
Warsaw man sues doctor for five thousand dollars
Chas A Lafite of Warsaw files common pleas suit to recover 5000 damages from Dr E M Wright alleging a negligent fracture treatment on October 17, 1908 left him permanently disabled and unable to work as a day laborer. His attorney is A J Workman.
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Chas. A. Lafite
Warsaw
Sult
Common Pleas Court
E. M. Wright
A. J. Workman
Petitan
Laffin
By. Wright
Laftin
Democratic Clubs Unite in Ohio College Coalition
Delegates from Ohio State Denison Miami Ohio Northern Ohio Wesleyan Western Reserve and Capital met at the Hartman hotel to launch the Ohio State League of College Democratic Clubs. Thomas Kidwell led as president with Carlock vice president Heers secretary Portman treasurer Gregg sergeant at arms and Charles McCune named press agent. Governor Harmon John J. Lentz and A P Sandles spoke at a closing luncheon hosted by the Ohio State University Democratic club.
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Columbus
Ohio State League of College Democratic Clubs
Ohio Colleges
Hartman Hotel
Institutions of Learning
Ohio State
Denison
Miami
Ohio Northern
Ohio Wesleyan
Western Reserve
Capital University
Thomas @. Kidwell
Ohio State University
Carlock
Denieon
Heers
Portman
Western
Exposure Killed Horse After River Rescue
A horse owned by Rev. Isaac Archer died a few hours after being pulled from the Tuscarawas River by a Humane Officer following exposure. The fragmentary text also references humorous quotes and notices about local life including a travel piece and a baseball game remark, with minor social notes about Mrs. Raymond Miller and two children traveling to Wireaw.
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Isaac Archer
Weasel
Tuscarawas
Frijday
Raymond Miller
Wireaw
Acetylene Gas Explosion Warning Promoted by Ohio Company
An advertisement warns that acetylene gas explosions cannot occur with a Concrete Pit Actylene Geo Machine and urges homeowners to install the system for safe lighting and cooking. It claims the concrete pit makes the setup safe, touts carbide feed machines, and promotes Ohio Acetylene Company in Wooster as the contact.
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Ohio
Wooster
Jollier Those Detectives and Tariff Talk in Drift
Fragmented, satirical notes blend jokes on detectives, tariffs, and politics. References include Aunt Carrie Nation, Roosevelt, Taft invites, Mars weather, wheat prices, and a coy mock news tone. A string of quips and gups satirize public life and economic policy in a coastal era voice.
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Carrie Nation
Venerable Anthony Lentz Gathered to His Fathers
Anthony Lentz a longtime resident of Spring Mountain died at his home Thursday evening at 1 after a lingering heart illness. Born in Vienna Austria in 1832 he came to the United States with his wife and ten children forty two years ago. Surviving are three daughters Mrs Anna Millens Mrs Clara Baughman and Mrs Agnes Crownapple and one son William of Frazeyburg. Funeral was held at St Roge church Saturday at 10 a.m. He was a lifelong reader of the Times.
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Anthony Lentz
Spring Mountain
Mr. Lentz
Viensa
Austria
Anna Millens
Metham
Clara Baughman
Coshocton
Agnes Crownapple
William
Frazeyaburg
St. Roge
Lentz
Times
Taft Tariff Bill May Be Postponed Past June
Washington notes speculation grows on adjournment timing as President Taft hints signing the tariff bill by June 20. Senate leaders clash over scheduling while fears rise session may extend to mid July or longer amid disputes on cottonseed duties and measures affecting the Philippines and Porto Rico. Charles W. Arthur reports.
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Washington
Congress
Virginia
North Carolina
Taft
Aldrich
Senate
Tafts
House
Beveridge
Inediana
Treasury Agufes
Alart
Europe
Depew
New York
Mr. Depew
Jens Oon
Light and Simple and Diggers All Verses Collide
A collage of clipped quips and verses from 19th and early 20th century papers. Includes light luncheon mood notes about George and rogal beef, a digger versus city man theme, a life insurance joke, a future warless world hope, modest business advice, and a will filing note for Henry H. Rogers directing most property to his wife and kin with a $168 006 bequest to Fairhaven Massachusetts for local schools.
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Regere
New York
Henry H. Rogers
Fairhavoo
Mass
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