Siete Coveland Medical Promises and Telegraphed Remedies
An old ad trumpets Dr Thomen offering diploma backed cures for catarrh asthma bronchitis pneumonia consumption and more. It promises instant lasting effects via direct blood and surface applications plus remedies for nervous debility women’s disorders kidney and bladder diseases heart blood skin and other ailments. It claims numerous testimonials and celebrities among its offerings.
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Thomen
Aso
Bright
Wireless aid saves passengers in Republic sinking penetration
The Republic's distress signal CQD was relayed by its wireless operator, prompting rapid aid from twenty steamships and signal stations. The Lorraine, 125 miles away, received the call as the Florida collided, with the Gresham transferring survivors and the Baltic ferrying passengers to New York.
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Marcon
White Star
Republic
Nantucket
Masa
Florida
Lorraine
Battle of the
White Star Line
Hy Me
Gresham
Baltic
New York
Fragmented notices mix cure ad and local woes in old paper
A bootleg mix of 19th century ads and local briefs reports Hall's Catarrh Cure promotion from F J Cheney and partners. It notes a humane officer aiding destitute coal miner George Newell and his barefooted five children near Frankin. a Coshocton divorce filing by Susan Sterling. DeWitt's Little Early Risers sold by local dealers. and a court verdict in Joshua Clark versus William Johnson with Clark awarded 740 dollars.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Weasel
George Newell
Coal Hollow
Frankin
Mar
Jackson Township
Newell
Joshua Clark
William Johnson
Spuire Staats’ Court
Clark
Johnson
Johhson
Jail delivery frustrated at Columbus jail delivery frustrated
In Columbus three men Michael Hasensatz William Hartford and William Dias were moved from the city prison to the county jail after authorities found a sawed window bar in Dias possession. Police believe the tool was smuggled through a window facing the Scioto river and note the risk of exposure and death in the river. Dias is 29 and the group’s home is Cleveland.
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Columbus
Marcy
Michael Hasensatz
William Hartford
William Dias
Dias
Scioto
Cleveland
Trin
Seed oats for sale at 0c per bu and recleaned Silver Mine
0c per bushel seed oats of the Silver Mine variety, recleaned and weighing about 34 pounds each. Order by phone or write your request at once. Contact C. Priest in Greer, Iowa or Banbury for pricing and delivery details.
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C. Priest
V. Banbury
Greer
O. Ads
Gets Big Damages In Suit Against Coal Co
Cambridge reports Johnhar Jeston Jr was awarded 7000 dollars from the Wills Creek Coal Co for loss of one and a half inches of leg. He had asked for 10000 dollars in damages.
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Cambridge
Johnhar Jeston, Jr
Wills Creek Coal Co
Suit Filed Over Services Owed to Polo Company
Ernest Woek by his next friend Newton Hook sues Coshocton Polo Co in Squire Wummer's court for 28 dollars claimed as due for services from October 3 1908 to November 18. The report also notes a special Panhandle train inspection in Conbocton and a derailment near Mohawk gravel pit causing track damage but no injuries.
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Ernest Woek
Newton Hook
Squire Wummer
Coshocton Polo Co
Panhandle
Number Ten
Conbocton
Frement
Slouth $Conhocton
Clow
Judge Nichols Busy Week and Court Schedule
J R Stewart and workers visit Cleveland to inspect drugs for a large order from Cleveland Builders Supply Co. Judge Nicholas will be away from home in court business after next week until July. Delaware county criminal cases avoid certain judges while major trials are set in Ashland Wooster and with Judge Weygandt. Edmund Secrest from Wooster Experiment Station observes forest conditions at Oak Grove with J Z Bowen planting a woodlot of yellow locust and catalpa trees under station guidance.
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Cleveland
J. R. Stewart
Cleveland Builders’ Supply Co
Nicholas
Delaware County
Wickam
Oliver
Ashland
Bulless
Wooster
Weygandt
Edmund Secrest
Oak Grove
J. Z. Bowen
Power to Curb Joe Cannon’s Sway Noted
A wedding is announced to take place soon drawing interest from prominent locals. The bride is a clerk at Ran tom's dry goods store and the groom is a Went Lafayette figure. The exact date remains uncertain.
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Joe Cannon
Agahe Bury
Rantom
Dry Glada
Lafayette
Woman Drops Dead in Poland Church Sermon
In Poland near Youngstown on March 15 the Presbyterian pastor warned that death can come unexpectedly. Moments after his words, Mrs. Matilda Williame collapsed dead from heart trouble in the church pew.
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Youngstown
Presbyterian Church
Poland
Matilda Williame
Carroll County Treasurer Reported Shortage Sparks Probe
Canton Ohio March 15 inspectors named by the probate court reported a shortage in the accounts of Carroll County Treasurer L W Cooper estimated between four and seven thousand dollars. Relatives initially promised to cover the deficit but declined after learning the total. Cooper’s associates have been summoned to a conference amid allegations of irregular payments including a three thousand dollar check and a one thousand dollar check.
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Canton
Carrol
Stark
L. W. Cooper
Carroll County
Cooper
Gregory to Submit Report on Nicaraguan Affairs
Gregory of the American legation will depart by the next steamer to the United States to report on Nicaragua. He will address the Emery contract dispute after concessions to cut mahogany and import duty free were followed by seizure and a fine. Senor Espinosa will meet Secretary Knox this afternoon to relay new government advices on the U.S. Nicaragua controversy.
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Knox
Washington
Senor Espinoza
United States
Nicaragua
State Department
Dynamite Damages Martinsville Attorney’s Home
In Martinsville Indiana on March 15 the home of Charles G Renner attorney for the local Anti saloon league was partially wrecked by dynamite. Bloodhounds tracked the blast suspects but failed to locate them.
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Ory
Martinsville
Ind
Maron
Charles G. Renner
Anti-saloon League
Puritan Sunday Observed in East Liverpool
East Liverpool Ohio observes Puritan Sunday with police listing Sabbath workers including streetcar staff and others for possible arrest. News dealers pass papers to Adventists to avoid conflict while railway managers plan to contest arrests. Trains from Moscow reportedly travel thousands of gates into China.
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East Liverpool
Digest All You Eat with Kodol Aid
The ad urges eating a sufficient amount of wholesome food and using Kodol to digest it fully. It stresses that strength comes from both eating regularly and ensuring full digestion when the stomach is weak. It promotes Kodol as the aid to digestion to enable proper nutrient absorption.
Guarantee offer for dollar bottle refund policy
Advertises a dollar bottle with a money back guarantee if no benefits are felt after full use. States the large bottle contains twice as much as the fifty cent bottle and applies to one per family. Mentions Kodol and DeWitt & Co Chicago with distributors in Coshocton and Roscoe Ohio.
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Eodol
Taft and Roosevelt era echoes in Coshocton chatter
A collage of opinion pieces from Coshocton items reflect views on Taft Roosevelt and Knox as winter themes loom. Critics note salary battles, rising millinery, and lingering optimism for spring, with references to railway lines and industrial revival amid political doubt.
Meats and misdeeds flood early news items
In Lemars Alabama William Giffron a farmer worth about 100000 was jailed for five years in the penitentiary for stealing five hogs. Jack Sullivan a former Canadian boxer knocked out three highwaymen near Norristown Pennsylvania and had them arrested. Senator Bacon of Georgia and Representative Gaines of Tennessee face pneumonia fears from inauguration exposure. Prof Lowell will be inaugurated as Harvard University president in October. Arthur Suthers of Chicago escaped uninjured after being run over by three cars in quick succession. Mme Stainhell accused of murder in Pana is held for trial for life. Canton Ohio reports gel crane discoveries of yellow metal on Jacob Sornpalter’s farm. Jersey scrub plate replaces spruce in newspaper production.
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Lemars
Ala
William Giffron
Jack Sullivan
Norristown
Senator Bacon
Georgia
Gaines
Tennessee
Lowell
Harvard University
Arthur Suthers
Chicago
Mme. Stainhell
Pana
Assize Court
Canton
Jacob Sornpalter
Jersey
When Success Came
A courtroom exchange questions a wife about her husband’s drinking habits on the stand. She recalls that six months after their marriage he drank little for a time but later drank heavily, indicating a shift from restraint to heavy consumption.
Atchison Gitte Drawer Mystery Surfaces
A fragmented note mentions Atchison and Gitte in a puzzling scene about a girl seeking items from a top bureau drawer. The garbled text hints at names and locations but lacks clear events or context. Further readable details would clarify who acts and why this matter matters.
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Atchison
Amy
Atchison Gite
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A. A. Thorsen
Coshocton
A. A. Thomen
TRE Columbia Sanitorius
X-Ray Medical Institute
Middle West
Steamship Republic
Republica
William Marconi
Susan Sterling
Wheeler
Coshoeton
Albert Zugschwert
Findlay
Common Pleas Court
James V. Sterling
Hus
Uitid
Theo, Haylite
DeWitt
C. E. Anderson
le OM. Ferguson
Roscoe
Wheeling & Lake
Sues Polo Company
T. W.v
Mohawk
Donahea
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
Ohio City
Rusela
Moscow
C. DeWitt & Co
Anderson
C. M. Ferguson
the Peoples Bank and Trust Co
L. Rue
R. H. Mills
The
Bush League
Foraker
Joo
Taft
Roosevelt
Ohio
Teddy
Africa
Eee
Stratehe
DRS. Haines & Haines
High St. Columbus, O
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