Mayor Receives Letter On Coshocton Benefits For Tire Plant
Mayor Hamilton received a letter Friday from a tire and rubber goods firm asking Coshocton for data that could attract its factory. The inquiry covers coal price shipping facilities and potential site purchase. The firm says it has been harassed by a trust and seeks a new site without asking for city inducements. The letter will go to the Board of Trade to relay information to company officers.
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Hamilton
Coshocton
Board of Trade
Com
Rubber Company
Health rebound story and local notices across Coshocton area
Testimonial details A A Chisholm of Treadwell credits Electric Bitters with restoring health after indigestion liver trouble and debility. Local society meetings family visits farming activity and small town news from March including arrivals, sales, debuts, and quilting day activities with names and places in Coshocton Holmes and Adams counties.
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A. A. Chisholm
Treadwell
C. A. Anderson
Coshocton
C. AI. Ferguson
Roscoe
Chile
Ladies’ Aid Society
and Mirs
Harvey Mizer
James Ames
Holmes County
Clyde Lorenz
Baker
HI. C. Ames
Calvin Gonter
A Ames
Holmes Counts
Relief for Women Hoveu Have Paris Vie Hack
Disjointed OCR text describes a cure for female illness promising relief from bladder issues. Mentions Gray's Australian seat and regulatory concerns. Claims product available by mail from The Mother Grass Co. in LeRoy New York with dubious health claims and unclear contact details.
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Paris
Gray
The
Vother Gras Co
LeRoy, N.Y
Probate Court final accounts filed in multiple cases
Final accounts filed in the assignment of M F E and W R R Crimn and in the case of Elizabeth Peart Ramsey a minor. It notes that her husband Charles Boeed came near killing her while intoxicated and that she fled from Abre to Coshocton, May 20, 1907, to escape him. Mrs Alice Steed filed for divorce in probate court Thursday, grounds are ennis feoptett ef duty, and she asks restoration to her maiden name Altee English.
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Acharleh Boeed
Abrve
Coshocton
Alice Steed
Teddy Roosevelt Takes Up Duties as Outlook Editor
Editor Teddy Now Mr Hoosevelt begins duties at the Outlook after leaving office. He is seen at his desk dictating to stenographers before ten. Cameras capture snapshots of him entering, with identifiable figures Douglas Robinson and Lawrence Abbott noted in the accompanying image.
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Hoosevelt
New York
Outlook
Oyster Bay
Bend
Wade
Douglas Robingen
Mr Stonsevelt
Lawrence PL Abbott
the Outlook
Theodore Loosevelt
MR. Roosevelt
Outlook Office
C. A. Tond
Colimbud
A. EK. Bond
Hond Haa
Cleveland
Jhim
New Payne tariff bill shields Olio potters and trims foreign pricing
Under the Payne tariff bill the Olio potters keep current duties, while goods made abroad for export and imported by foreign firms into the U S face minimum valuation tied to American wholesale price. A gap of about twenty percent exists between foreign and home market valuations. The Ways and Means Committee applied the high valuation method only partly, easing imports of foreign pottery. Major high grade makers from Coshocton Mast Liver pool Zanesville and Cincinnati oppose the change, seeking stronger protection for fine wares. Potters had pressed higher duties on thin china and luslucene ware but accept the present rates on common wares. They aim to insert the former provision in the bill.
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Olio
United States
Ways and Means Committee of Congress
Coshocton
Mast Liverpool
Zanesville
Cinemnati
New Road Would Open Up a Rich Coal Territory
A proposed traction line from Zanesville to Cleveland would tap undeveloped coal districts in Adamsville and Monroe townships, with routes via Otsego or north to Wills Creek to Coshocton. Officials see the line unlocking rich agricultural and mining development along the new corridor, linking coal fields to markets in Cleveland and beyond.
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Zinesville
Coshocton
Cleveland
Adamasilly Register
Woodment
Feveland
Zanesville
Cambridge
Spie Point
Sonora
Adamsville
Otsego
Wills Creek
Adams
Monroe
Ohio
Veeve Vothe
Todd
Knights of Columbus Outing Planned for Cedar Point
Local Knights of Columbus council announces annual Nutina event at Cedar Point Lake Erie during July 4 to 12. Nor wick Ohio council No 626 leads arrangements with a five page program The Outing newsletter notes the delegation and key organizers J Ryan Grand Knight and outing committee secretary.
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Knights of Coolmibus
Cedar Point
Lake Erie
Pantanis
Norwick
Ohio
Ecder
J. Ryan
Vague OCR Fragments Hint At Readability Challenge
Incomplete text from a historical page shows garbled lines and misread phrases. The readable bits suggest an athletic or event progression but lack clear names, places, dates, or outcomes to anchor a concise, factual summary.
West Lafayette WIT AS UR club meeting report
Mrs Jacob Stalgentauer and Mrs Mary Sweigert hosted guests in Cashtoc ton with quilting and social visiting. Mrs Olinger and children stayed with friends, while Fred Olinger bought a hearse in Cashocton. The WIT AS UR club met Thursday evening with tables arranged and refreshments. Next meeting set in a fortnight with Miss Debbie Leighninger assisting.
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Utne Tees
Pedrora
Pawan
Leanne Satu
Jacob Stalgentauer
Mahawk
William Ante
John Olinger
Casthocton
Standay
Mary Sweigert
Harvey Mizer
Fred Olinger
Cashocton
Mara McPherson
WIT AS UR. Club
West Lafayette
Mian Reasle McCammant
Pedro
Mise
Debbie Leighninger
Lad Enticed From Studies Into Buggy
Sharon Pa March 19 William Whitla eight year old son of attorney James P Whitla was abducted from a local school by an unknown man. A ransom of 10000 dollars is demanded with a threat of killing the boy if not paid. Police and detectives nationwide hunt the kidnapper as a note demanding payment appeared at the mother’s door. Local officials weigh possible accomplices and the case draws wide press attention.
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Sharon
William Whitla
James P. Whitla
Pollessian
Uvergo
Wren
Pote
Warren
Charere
Aestranger
Struchouse
Wiltta
Wesley Sloga
Atom
Sloss
Anna Levis
Nissan
Willie
Tn Divanelie Sowers
Cleveland Press
Purstury
Youngstown Vin Theater
Fred Baldwin Passes Away
Fred Baldwin dies after a long battle with tuberculosis in North Carolina. He was known as energetic and trustworthy, leaving a wife and two children Harold and Melon. Narrowly focused obituary notes friends and family condolences and a North Carolina climate move for health.
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George Caton
Fred Baldwin
Mr. Baldwin
North Carolina
Harold
Melen
Ohio ex rel Geo Bock v Randles mandamus action for salary
In common pleas court Saturday afternoon Attorney Wheeler pursued an mandamus action to compel payment of 30544 dollars to County Surveyor C Randles for January and February. Florence Burns suffered an injury when her right hand was torn by a wall fragment in a Meek Co. event on Saturday morning.
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Common Pleas Court
Wheeler
Iowa
Cane
Ohio
Geo. Bock
C. R. Randles
Mandataus
Florence Burns
Bakersville Kitchen Shower for Emma Schlarb Weds
Bakersville residents recall Emma Schlarb marriage to Wo Hand last Thursday with a kitchen shower hosted by local youths. Widespread good wishes pour in for the couple as they begin married life. Local reporting notes Petit Jury duty for David Garber and W Ford, several visits to Coshocton, and a Presbyterian Ladies Aid quilt project completed for sale.
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Bakervile
Bakersville
Emma Schlarb
Hand
David Garber
Coshocton
Petit Jury
Robert Hamilton
John Dreher
Isleta
Treasure
W. ©. Ford
Coshecton
Presbyterian Church
Hawk's Hall
Forrest Leech
B. C. Bixler
Dewey
Adam Portz
Canal Lewisville
Freese Returns Home From Columbus Hospital
Mrs. A. F. Freese of Nellie has returned home much improved in health after a stay in a Columbus hospital.
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A. F. Freese
Nellie
Columbus
Raids on Chickens Alarm Warsaw Farmers and Thieves
Reports from Warsaw warn of raids on local chicken roosts with poultry worth many dollars stolen, including fifty dollars of stock from J Bower, some of it pedigreed. The Times notes the issue amid other community items including a W C T A meeting in Rescue with temperance discussion and a poetry reading. It also records a quiet wedding in Crooksville and an old deed found in A C Compton papers, plus a quilting party for Nellie Jennings with neighbors present.
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Farmoecss Oroutd
Warsaw
Keir
the Times
J. ©. Bower
Notice of Appointment of Assignee and Partition Suit
Probate court in Florence Weather wax files a petition for partition of real estate with Bessie M Weatherwax and five others named as defendants. Also notices appointment of assignee for Benj F Bumgardner creditors. assignee Frank E Whittemore to receive claims and payments. Also an application for pardon for Charles Huston, convicted of grand larceny in Coshocton County, five year term in Ohio penitentiary, to be heard by the Ohio State Board of Pardons, signed Noah Huston.
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Florence Weatherwax
Bessie M. Weatherwax
F. Bumgardner
Frank E. Whittemore
Benj. F. Baumgardner
Hays
Ohio State Board of Pardons
Chas. Huston
Court of Common Pleas
Coshocton County
Ohio
Examinations Schedule For Teachers In Ohio
Notice to teachers outlines monthly elementary certificate exams on the first Saturday and additional dates for high school and slot certificates. Patterson exams occur mid spring. Fees include fifty cents entry and five cents for returns, with Patterson applicants supplying stamped envelopes. The board provides stationery. Questions align with Keith's Elementary Education. The Ohio Teachers' Reading Circle in Columbus offers the book for $1.05.
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Patterson
Board of
Keith
Ohio Teachers’ Reading Circle
Columbus
Ohio
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