Property for Sale in Coshocton Ohio Area Listings
Multiple parcels in Coshocton and Oxford townships Ohio offered for sale. Includes 240 acres in Oxford township priced at 3600, several lots on North Kirk Street in Seth Shaw’s addition with varied prices, one house and lot at 497 in Shaw’s addition, and several other houses on North Twelfth Street Oak Avenue Chestnut Street and Main Street. Also eighty five shares of West Lafayette Manufacturing Co preferred stock and 100 shares par stock in West Lafayette Enameling Co. All Coshocton property to be sold with 10 percent purchaser income.
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Oxford Township
Coshocton County
Ohio
West Lafayette
North Kirk Street
Seth Shaw
Shaw
Genter Street
North Twelfth Street
Coshocton
Oak Avenue
Chestnut Street
Atlee
Ateo
Elde Main Street
Coshoston
Algo Ainsteen
West Lafayette Manufacturing Co
Ales
West Lafayette Enameling Co
In absence of above call on or address Lucien or Leo Bhaw
Fragmentary notice mentions Weet La fayette and 0 at. Unclear details hinder full summary. preserves names as read.
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Lucien
Leo Bhaw
Lafayette
Mystery Cleared In Two Year Killing Case
A two year old mystery in Huntington is cleared by the confession of John Bayles who was convicted of first degree murder in Coshoetun. Bayles confessed that Gankin had killed Abel Stevenson for pension money and disposed of his body overboard near the river, guiding investigators to the remains tied to a rock. The case also involves a second body and a complex sequence of suspects, with authorities continuing to pursue leads.
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Loston
Pel
Huntington
W. Va
John Bayles
William Crispon
Coshoetun
Huntington Hy Wan
Hayles
Googe
Bayles
Gankin
Stevenson
Lrenton
Meer
Abel Stevenson
Cao Hant Egress Eethortiles
Chipp
Minnesota
Ludtan
Senate
Chapp
Ele
Severaal
Clapp
Fulton
Oregon
Laima J. Gage
Culeago
Treasury
Metiniey
Gage
Cueago
Frank A. Vanderlip
Newspurpers
Financia
Vanderlip
Ita Privae
the Treasury
Milton EB. Alles
Ohio
Ailes
van Meri
Rockefeller Bank
New York
Bank of Washington
Altes
Wastertn
Pensiona
Ossendera
Frontier
ADM Daheen
Teton
War Department
Peonions Committee
Bradley Wins Senate Seat Amid Kentucky Capitol Chaos
In Frankfort on February 29 former Governor William O Connell Bradley, a Republican, was elected to the U S Senate for a six year term starting March 4 1909. He secured 64 votes aided by Beckham Democrats prompting a tense recapitulation and quorum disruption as Democrats sought to block the result. Bradley pledged to push for repeal of the six cent tobacco tax while Lillard defended his vote as breaking party machine discipline.
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Frankfort
House of Representatives
Willian O'Connell Bradley
James M. McCreary
United States Senate
Beckham
McNutt
Albert Charlton
Chris Mueller
Louisville
Bradley
James McCreary
James
McCreary
Mayo
Allen
Smith
Peak
Newman
Hunt
Elliston
Stanley
Blackburn
Cantril
Hils
Cammack
Sullivan
McElroy
Tobmeto
Lillard
Shachten
Bradley senator talk and labor unrest in Chicago press
Bryan dismisses Bradley senate pick as not altering national politics while the Chicago Inter Ocean highlights labor turmoil. Reported are 200000 unionists unemployed, American Car and Foundry layoffs affecting 150000 workers, wage disputes at Western Tube and Santa Fe, and idle equipment tying up $10000000 plus box cars and gondolas.
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Chicago
American Car and Foundry
Traddy
Canal Dover children home report exposes cruel treatment
The Canal Dover children's home board filed a report with the probate judge detailing abuses by teacher Miss Clara Sterling including flogging and forcing mustard on tongues. It accuses her of cruel practices on boys, reveals tainted meat served to children after a pleuro-pneumonia verdict on hogs, and notes overcrowding and poor facilities.
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Sterling
Board of Visitors
Canal Dover
American Press Telegram
New Philadelphia
Fab
County Board of Visitors of
The
Canal
Dover
Sitter
Tuscarawaa County
Fowler
Governors signature changes laws in several bills
Governor Harris signed the child labor bill and the Metzzar bill restricting railway liability, with Pens used by Reynolds and Robinson to inscribe their names. The Rose county local option bill awaits signature, and the Schuler bill authorizing electric rights to private condemnors was also made law.
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American Telegram
Columbus
Harris
Reynolds
James Reynolds
Cleveland
James A. Robinson
Canton
American Federation of Labor
Peta
Jone
Andrew L
Robinson
Rose County
Tolelo T
Schuler Bil
Conesville News Briefs Highlight Local Activities
Rev Akers, pastor of the Conesville church, visits Mr and Mrs David Davis. Mika Wheeler resumes duties at the Post Office after a two week break. The Ladies Aid of the M B and B church met with Mrs Henry Rice. Hazel Davis of Conesville visited friends in Corroct on Wednesday. Clyde Wheeler traveled to Zanesville for business yesterday.
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Conesville
Akers Normely
Mra
David Davis
Mika Jéale Wheeler
M. B&b
Lehurgh
Henry Rice
Mish Hazel Davis
Ftienda
Clyde Wheeler
Zanesville
Yeserdas
Morocco battle toll rises as French hold line
Paris reports General d Amade confirms a fresh clash with Mada Kara tribesmen in Morocco. French forces suffer 11 killed and many wounded as mounted tribesmen press fierce attacks. French cavalry breaks through with a decisive countercharge and pursues the enemy for miles.
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Morocco
Paris
d'Amade
Push the Label Union Made Goods Strategy
An interview with Joseph R. Buchanan urges unions to promote the union label as a remedy after recent Supreme Court rulings against organized labor. He argues labor should patronize union made products, replacing boycott tactics with selective buying to pressure nonunion firms and shift dealers toward union-made goods.
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United States Supreme Court
Bucks Store and Range Company
American Federation of Labor
Ense
Supreme Bench
Joseph R. Buchanan
Denver Typograph‘teat Union
Bigs Six
de Nounei
Argaulaibas
Fire Tragedy Claims Father and Children in Depew NY
A fire in Depew NY kills Anthony Schutte and three of his children Nelle Joseph and May along with the father’s other children. Mrs Schultze and her four youngest are injured. A married son Walter Behultze residents next door rescues his mother and siblings. Charitable actions follow amid community concern and scattered local notices.
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Rowale
Anthony Schutte
Nelle
Joseph
Depew
Schultze
Walter Behultze
Gould excitement near Steubenville
Steubenville Feb 29 Jefferson county farmers excited by rumor of gold at Arrayo six miles north of here oil company digs wells near Arrayo local workmen cutting roots of a elm find gold sticking to roots assay value seven dollars per ounce steady steps planned to develop the territory
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Steubenville
Jefferson County
Gould
Arrayo
Ohio Women Ask For Votes At State Hearings
Delegates from diverse groups gather at the State Capital as the constitutional amendment for woman suffrage is debated. Attendees include Harriet Taylor Upton, Lena Clements, Marie Jenney Howe, Pauline Steinem, Emma Olde, W C T U, and notable professionals from medicine and education. The gathering highlights broad support from national and international women’s councils and large Ohio organizations.
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Columbis
Harriet Taylor Upton
Ohio Woman Suffrage Association
Guio Federation of Labor
Lena Clements
Cleveland
Consumers’ League
Marie Jenney Howe
National Council of Weenen
Pauline Steinem
Toledo
Ladies of the Maccabees
Ohio
Emma 8. Olde
Elyria
W. D. Romans
Cambridge
King of Tar and Lung Remedies Promoted by Local Seller
C O Eldridge of Empire Georgia praises Dr King’s New Discovery as the best remedy for coughs colds croup and throat and lung troubles. He claims seven years of use and rapid cures for his children. Sold by C J Anderson Coshocton and M Ferguson Hosecoe with a $1.00 bottle and free trial offer.
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C. J. Anderson
Coshocton
M. Ferguson
Hoscoe
Husband shoots wife then turns gun on himself in Springfield
In Springfield, Thomas R. Ray coerced an undertaker to write a farewell note after buying coffins for himself and his wife. He fired four shots in a crowded street, wounding his wife in the face and arm, then attempted suicide but the final cartridge did not explode. He surrendered to police.
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Springfield
Springfield Undertaking
Thomas R. Ray
Ray
Carridge
Establishes Commission to Supervise War Injury Awards
Washington March 2 Special Representative Sabath of Chicago has introduced a bill with labor support to compensate workers and families for injuries or deaths on interstate commerce. It creates a five member Injuries Awards Commission appointed by the president, with authority to administer benefits and a $550,000 appropriation. The proposal cites models abroad and aims to standardize compensation, benefits, and procedures for eligible employed persons.
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Charles W. Arthur Washington
Sabath
Chicago
House
Sabeth
England
Germany
Austria
New Zealand
Cannon
Joe
Rules Committee
Origin and satire in a historical pie culture note
A fragmented column mocks grandiose praise and social woes. It riffs on the origin of high heels from Persia, treats pie as a national institution, and contrasts poverty with crime while noting light touches from France. The text blends caricature, trivia, and social critique.
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Persia
Navre
Marseilles
France
Ond
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