Extra Train Fares Raise Costs for Passengers
A disrupted rail article notes increased ticket costs on trains in Ohio and Chicago as new fare rules push passengers to pay extra. Conductors fear handling large cash sums and risk of theft, while stations struggle with cash receipts and limited ticket availability in smaller towns. authorities consider requiring pre paid tickets and receipts to curb cash handling hardships.
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Hanrailel Sted
Nivet
Soneite
Geitine
Divorce Refused in Miller Marriage Case
The divorce case of Tiel Miller versus Thomas Miller was heard Friday. After witnesses and defense, Judge Donley ruled no divorce would be granted, ordering the husband to pay $20 alimony for the family's support and continue living in the same home.
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Tiel Miller
Thomas Miller
Habitat
McDowrll
Dloehe
Didge Donley
Prominent New Bedford Citizen Isaiah D Luke Dies at 74
Isaiah D Luke a longtime local figure died Friday at 10 after a heart ailment. Born near Farmerstown Hulmes county in 1831 he studied law and was admitted at Millersburg Ohio He served three years in the Civil War and later held a civil service pension examiner post for three years He married Barbara Ellen Sprenkle in 1872 after her death in 1874 he wed Pauline Luke both sisters He was postmaster for five years and active in community affairs Surviving are his wife seven sons seven grandchildren three half siblings and many friends Funeral services were held morning at 16 oclock in the Reform church conducted by Revs Lahr and Stewart with a large turnout of mourners.
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Isaiah D. Luke
Farmerstown
Hulmes County
Millersburg
O. Duclixne
North
Barbara Ellen Sprenkle
Paul'ne Luke
Luke
Enmiry
Laurie
Lahr
Stewart
Horses Sold For Nearly Ten Thousand At Monthly Sale
Nearly ten thousand dollars was realized at the monthly horse sale led by Johnny Adams. buyers from Now Philadelphia and Coshocton purchased multiple animals as out of town vendors contributed to strong bidding. The next sale is planned at the fairgrounds under Mt Adams and Mas Uh auspices.
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Philadelphia
Ee Miller
Hope Belleville
Sugar Creek
John di
Why Garver
Dundee
Pat Stary
George Pharion
Coshocton
Jas Stipes
Roseove
Warner Seward
Dr. Schumacher
New Bedford
J. BE. Rodgers
Freeport
Chas. Smith
Coshoeton
Frank Latham
M. Po Davis
Chas Stanford
Wahatomieas
Tam
Robinson
Whii Creeh
A. J. Randles
Pghoeton
Kline
Walnut Creek
ROW
Mirvell Coshovten
Frank Patterson
Cosboerun
Steven Lyle
White Cot- Hine
Mt Adanis
Dresden Man Floater Linked to Linton Mystery
The body recovered from the Muskingum River is identified as James Linton of Dresden, missing for weeks. Witnesses found his spectacles and pension papers in his hut near the canal bank, suggesting a possible slip into high water near Wakatomtea Creek and Bruch Creek. No known living relatives of the missing man exist.
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Brosh
Savini
Corp
James Linton
Dresden
Linton
Wakatomtea Creek
Tris
Jan
Wakatomtea
Bruch Creek
Santord Bui Linton
All
Zanesville
Misa Vhs
Sunday School Convention Dates For Coshocton County
Sunday school workers of Coshocton county are notified that the county Sunday school convention will convene at Warsaw on May 2 and 24. Each Sunday school should be represented by at least three delegates, with superintendents secretaries teachers and pastors also encouraged to attend. Mildred Shaw of Warsaw presides at the reception committee. The daily papers will publish the convention program. A Year of Blood reports a Kentucky barn incident where Dr King’s New Discovery cured severe lung bleeding and lingering cough after four bottles, with Rosco Price at 50 cents and available at local Coshocton druggists.
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Coshocton County
Warsaw
Mildred Shaw
Bast
W. 2. Kissner
PON. Tacket
Airlanes
Mr. Thelen
C. BE
Anderson
Coshoéton
C. M. Ferguson
Rosco
A Cool Morning Breeze Saves Some of the Fruits and Vegetables
A frost at 29 degrees damaged fruit trees and blossoms but a sudden sunrise and light western breeze helped thaw gradually, saving some crops. Strawberries open flowers were killed, grapes and new shoots largely harmed yet partial crops expected. gooseberries and currants badly damaged. raspberries and blackberries less affected. Also an ad for Foley's Kidney Cure promotes kidney health and claims to cure kidney and bladder diseases.
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Wooster
MiesThe Oho
Kodol Digests What You Eat Promotes Indigestion Cure
A 1906 advertisement claims sour stomach and indigestion symptoms vanish with Kodol Digests What You Eat. It touts natural stomach juices plus tonics, claims relief of dyspepsia, and lists Ravenswood West Virginia user testimonials. Bottles cost one dollar. DeWitt & Co. Chicago prepare the remedy. Coshocton Ohio seller advertises.
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Ravenswood
Dewitt & GO
Chicarg
C. BH. Anderson
Drugwist
Forbes Block
Coshocton
Ohio
C. E. Anderson
County surveyor praised as safeguards for public money
Audley A. W. Donahay of Tuscarawas argues that county surveyors prevent waste by inspecting and approving work before payment. He notes his county has used a surveyor led system since his term and advocates a $2 minimum inspection threshold to curb inflated estimates, claiming it would prevent misuse seen in past scandals. He also cautions druggists against imitations of Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar.
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Audlley A. W. Donahay
Tuscara
Times
Ma Donshay
Tuscarawas County
Fifteen Graduate at Newcomerstown High School
The Newcomerstown high school annual commencement at the opera house on May 24 will honor fifteen graduates led by Jennie Sheets Harold Pletcher Leonag Gardner and Warner Robinson. Other graduates include Carl Koelsch Libbie Murphy Donald Frame Forest Coals Charles Dickinson James Viskten Florence Sieger Francis Schhupp Mary Banks Harry McElroy and Margaret Bassett.
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Opera House
Jennie Sheets
Harold Pletcher
Leonag Gardner
Warner Robinson
Carl Koelsch
Libbie Murphy
Donald Frame
Forest Coals
Charles Dickinson
James Visktmen
Florence Sieger
Francis Schhupp
Mary Banks
Harry McElroy
Margaret Bassett
Postmaster Snyder Receives Commission for Coshocton
Friday item reports Seth M. Snyder received formal notice from the post office department of his appointment as postmaster at Coshocton with Senate confirmation. He will face the required oath before a Washington tribunal, then receive the keys to the local office on the commission day.
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Seth M. Snyder
Post Office Department
Coshocton
Senate
Snyder
Washington
Civil Service
Hand of Corpse Guides Horse in Wooster Tragedy
William Kelly was found dead in his carriage near Wooster after suffering heart trouble while returning home to New Pittsboro. His reins still held, the horses wandered the highway through the night as the driver lay lifeless. The incident occurred in the morning near his residence, with Kelly believed to have died of heart trouble on the route.
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Lear, Ater
Chao4 Johnston
Agim Frichtman
Locust Street
Priday Noe
Theu
Wooster
William Kelly
Kelly
New Pittsboro
Death of Miss Santernines’ Brother in Henderson NC
The brother of Miss Santernines, who had just arrived at her home in Henderson North Carolina, died the day after arrival from inflammatory rheumatism. The report appears in the Wert Lafayette Indicator.
Canal Dover Fire Destroys Block. Garver Succumbs to Smoke
A basement fire at the Syndicate store in Canal Dover caused extensive damage to a two story brick building and nearby structures. William Garver, owner, was overcome by smoke while attempting to save papers and was revived after half an hour. The stock valued at about $20,000 was a total loss. The second floor housed an armory for Company L. Q. O. N. G. and suffered heavy losses. The building owner was Philip Dels of Washington.
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Canal Dover
Notion
Wiliam Garver
Company
Garver
Philip Dels
Washington
Notice of Intention to Build Bridges in Coshocton County
County commissioners plan several bridge projects in 1906 including over White Eyes Creek near Fresno on the Fresno to West Lafayte road, over Killbuck Creek near Layland on Layland to Bloomfield route, over Doughty Creek near Keiser's Mill on Bloomfield to Layland, and over Walhending River at Big Island Ford on the Warsaw to Koshocton route. Petitions against locations must be filed by noon June 8 1906. objections will be considered. By order of County Commissioners.
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Ohio
Coshocton County
White Eyes Creek
Fresno
West Lafayette
Killbuck Creek
Layland
Bloomfield
Doughty Creek
Keiser’s Mill
Clark To
Layland, Co
Walhending River
Big Island Ford
Bethlehem
Warsaw and
Coshocton
Mt. Vernon and
C. R. Randies
Notice of Presenting County Road Petition Coshocton County
A county road petition will be presented to Coshocton County Commissioners at the July session on July 2 1906. The route begins at a stake on the Doak Gonter lands and proceeds north to Everhart Watson and Schumaker properties, ending on the road from Batuc to Chill near an old log stable in Crawford township. Principal petitioners G W Bender and F Zingg sign. Also includes entries for administration and divorce notices and executrix appointments in Coshocton Ohio newspapers.
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Coshocton County
Adam Doak
Sylvester Gonter
Philip Schumaker
Gustave Lambacher
Gustave Limbacher
Batuc
Chill
Crawford Township
Said County
G. W. Bender
F. Zingg
Daniel Dickey
Mart
Oceana County
Michigan
Josephine Dickey
Court of Common Pleas
Ohio
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