New Mining Settlement Provisions To Remove Dust
D. J. Sullivan of the United Mine Workers of Ohio visits from Wellston to announce a new Jackson district agreement between miners and operators. A two year scale is adopted with a provision paying a cent per ton for machine cuttings. State inspectors warn that “dust” exposure causes explosions and require safety measures as officials plan further talks with industry leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Sullivan
United Mine Workers’ of Ohio
Wellston
Jackson
Mrs Julia Dickerson Dies After Milking Accident
Mrs Julia Dickerson aged 79 wife of Ivane Dickerson fell with a stroke while milking at her Tunnel Hill area home Monday morning. She lay unconscious on the stable floor for some time before being moved to the house and died at noon despite medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Dickerson
Ivane Dickerson
Tunnel Hill
Dickerson
Obituary of Avalia Almack Dies After Short Illness
Avalia Almack eldest daughter of Thomas and Matilda Almack died June 2 1808 at age 32 years 2 months and 25 days after a brief illness. She bore great pain bravely praising God and singing in faith. A kind sister and loyal friend she joined the Methodist church as a child and lived a true Christian until death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avalia Almack
Thomas
Matilda Almack
Dasa
Fim
Laughio
Slater
M. KE. Church
West Lafayette Wedding Binds Miss Walters to Irvine Evans
The ceremony was held Wednesday at the bride's parents home in West Lafayette. Only close family and two witnesses attended. Rev Black of the M E Church officiated. The couple will reside in West Lafayette after a wedding trip to the northern site for a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Lafayette
Nettie Walters
Irvine Evans
J. A. Walters
Grace McClain
Iryin Wolfe
Black
Yiest
West Lafivelle
Electric Bitters credited with reviving near-dead man
Nine years ago a Mill Creek Indiana Territory man nearly died from illness. A doctor recommended Electric Bitters, he drank a bottle and recovered fully. The remedy was sold under guarantee at C. E. Anderson's drug store in Coshocton and C. M. Ferguson's drug store in Rosene. The note ends with a political jab about Teddy and Taft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. C. Farthing
Mill Creek
Ind
Ter
Ny Drug
Guy
Fleetric Wttera
Electric Bitters
C. E. Anderson
Coshocton
C. M. Ferguson
Rosene, Io
Coshocton in Chicago convention coverage and Taft vs Foraker
The article discusses Coshocton's reaction at the Chicago convention, focusing on Taft, Foraker, and Cox amid talks of the Republican platform. It notes prospects for the ticket in November, debates over sincerity, and questions about cabinet positions and future endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hey
Chicago
Mrs Ingraham Passes in Pittsburg Funeral Notice
Mrs Ingraham passes away in Pittsburg after illness. The article notes mourners Mrs Sarwih and Mrs Alex Junrrew of Ca vile among attendees. An ad promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure and Hall’s Family Pills as remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Ingraham
Pittsburg
Tinll
Hall
I Jg
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toleity
Beas
Usti
Deaths and Weddings in Coshocton Area Notices
Death of Babe Thelma Gammer dreads stomach trouble. Funeral Sun in Tiverton. Marriage licenses show Charles Cartanehe and Mebington proceed with Rev Kohler. Cross daughter Anne 20 of Bacon Ran to be married by Rev Hamilton. Fire chief Harry Fink 24 and Lillian Mae Brown 24, both of Coshocton, wed by Rev Hamilton. Earl Cullison 28 of Mohawk Village to wed Lena Butler 22 of Warsaw. Harry M Horne 92, Coshocton manufacturer, to wed Ethel Bendure 24 of Coshocton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Butler
Warsaw
L. B. Butler
Harry M. Horne
Coshocton
Ethel May Bendure
F OW. Bendure
Coshorton
Mer
Cohoa
Fragmentary Names and Places From Obscure Local Paragraph
A garbled OCR fragment lists names such as Barger and Schauweher with scattered references to Washington He June residence and a mother’s death. The text includes misread words and lacks coherent events, leaving unclear connections among persons and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Own
Taylor Barger
Washington
OCCA
Gok, Schauweher
Ak Ayonte
Gueotunt
He Leeann
Brltets
Che Wea
Dimes
Whel Bey
Yet Rods Gat
Acotnen
Wesleyan
Petts Ge
Newcomerstown Teachers Meet for Central Meeting
Local educators in Newcomerstown convened a key meeting led by the district superintendent and Western Ohio educational officials to discuss staffing, policy updates, and upcoming school initiatives. Attendees included district leaders and teaching staff, who debated plans for the new term and professional development opportunities.
Typhoid Fever Spreads at Baltic Town
Reported outbreak spreads through Baltic area as health officials work to contain it. Two residents showed symptoms, authorities warn of additional cases and dangerous conditions. Local board of health orders cleaning and sanitation measures to curb spread.
Suit for Partition in Probate Court
A partition suit was filed in probate court by Thus Halt against El hina Halt and others. Three parcels of land in Peerten were alleged to be owned jointly with a valuation noting personal property at 240. The Halt family seeks distribution with son William to receive his share after deducting advances.
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Halt
el Hina Halt
Road Kids Opened at Bid Meeting
Bidders listed include NL Kissner Keesey and Turner of West Lafayette Henderson and Hall and TL Norman of Coshocton and A Coyne and Co of Steubenville. Commissioners bank for a 50900 bond issue to Hayden Miller Co of Cleveland at a premium of 971.50.
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NL Kissner
Keesey
Lingafelter in Prison Hospital as Worries Grow
James Lingafelter a Newark ex banker is gradually worsening in the prison hospital where he has been for weeks. Friends strive to aid him while relatives fear the disgrace of imprisonment and his health falters amid the burden of the ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lingafelter
Newark
Vyts
Proprieors of Hotel Retire After 25 Years at Dulness
Misses Eliza and Rebecca Cochrane, proprietors of the hotel Dulness in West Ta yette, retire after a quarter century in hotel life. The business has been favorable and satisfactory to the public. One longtime clerk, Mr Miller, served with them the full 25 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulness
West Tayette
Cochrane Bisters
Eliza
Rebecca Cochrane
Pr. Miler
Woman's Home Missionary Officers Elected in Grice M. E. Church
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of Grice M. E. Church met at Myre Jo o M Worshall's Main street home. Officers elected include President Mrs. Pot Rentraw, First vice president Mrs. Wo A. Himebaweh, second vice president Mrs. Icepe Society Jos Thomson Carr, and other roles. A limited number of invitations were prepared for the wedding of Miss Frances Brown of Newcomers at Coshoc ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary
Woman's Home Missionary Society of
Grice
M. RB
Ehurch
Toasdiy
Myre
M. Worshall
Main
Marshall
Vosbad
Troviuser
Pot
Wo A. Himebaweh
Hicepe
Jos. Thomson, Carr
Facy
Fayter
Lance
Miss Brown
Coshocton
Frances Brown
Kodol Digests All Foods and Eases Weak Stomachs
The ad promotes Kodol as a universal digester that relieves irritation and pain for weak stomachs by letting the product do all the stomach and bowel work. It claims Kodol digests albumen fats and phosphates, stops digestion irritation, and promises a money back guarantee if expectations aren’t met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tepsina
Kodol
Nae Mure
ELC, DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Marriage Ceremony at Presbyterian Church in this City
The wedding took place Wednesday afternoon at the Presbyterian church with Rev. Hamilton officiating. The couple, including Mrs. Cress of this city and Mr. Sirtek of Tascaras, were married at the pastor's home.
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Sirtek
Tascara
Hamilton
The
Presbyterian Church
Replacement of Old Aqueduct With Concrete Structure
The old aqueduct, now ruined, may be replaced this summer by a steel and reinforced concrete structure. The State Board of Public Works will meet in Columbus next Tuesday to decide on repairs or a new build. Consulting engineer C. Perkins and Superintendent Geldel reviewed the site. bids and contracts up to $260,000 are expected, with work planned for four dams and a canal section.
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State Board of Public Works
Columbwe
C. &. Perkins
Tuscarawa
Perkins
Geldel
New Philadelphia
Dresden receivership vote ends with Marshall winning
After a creditors meeting for Kapner Bros and Dugan Horiery Co of Dresden, trustees were elected. C T Marshall won a clear majority 100 to 25 but Referee Shepherd declined to approve. The case moves to Judge Sater in federal court for ruling.
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Kapner Bros. d& Dugan Horiery Co
Dresden
Shephard
C. T. Marshall
Wits
Shepherd
Attormmey Marshall
Fedens Court
Marshall
Alee
Uae
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State Bureau of Inspection
DeWitt
Roscoe
Teddy
Taft
Pat
Sven
Gnietteread
Gore
Meft
Pos. Cox
Ase
Eee Tabliquy National Convention
Therl
Ny Wey
Foraker
Foraker War
Fairbanks
Age
Cox
Agek
Nut Patt
Sarwih
Hae de
Tukratin Wits
Ukaraham
Hotee
Maret
Pittsba
Murat
Vneuahun
Che Dholler
T. J. Sheth
Alex Junrrew
Cavile
Nott - Tawty
Babe
Thelma
Thomas Gammer
Tiverton
Canrels
Newcomerstown
Teaver
Davis
Hottie Agen
Nana Can
Baltic
Wynhold Tener
Natin
Wiennes Jas
AL J. Rmedart
Reicha
Wis
Board of Health
TAN
ANC Ubout
Deen
Lingafelter
Hunt
Eandalison
Lea Butler
Wir
Fourrit Street
Bor
Beoum Gt
Peoples Bank and Trust
Home Building, Loan and Savings CO
Ohio
Igney Talerest
Cee Renta Trong
Tat Ao
Situs
Tota
PTF
Commay
Thorteige Secur
Stork Oor
Bocildi LY Cjllery
Wilitrawals
Ronnlig
Hilerestan
Rtisis
Tarde
Sesattan
OSS
Atc
Ohto Cosherton County
Himedaugh
Qato
W.oa
Himebaugh
AL Db
Tiss Fal AL Crawford
Baker
J.C. Piahwel
Leol
Mahlas
Hothe Prissate
Jompen
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