Coshocton Relative Learns Of Young Man On Big Ditch
The Toledo Blade reports Coshocton native Samuel Perkins, brother-in-law of William Weat and William Roger, and son-in-law of John Boyer of Wills Creek, as foreman of steam shovel No 104 on the Panama Isthmus. His crew excavated 10,570 cubic yards in a week, with total weekly output of 6,300 cubic yards. the government awards prizes for dust moved. Perkins plans a six week vacation starting March 16, funded by pay, with wife’s passage not included.
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Toledo Blade
Panans
Coshocton
Samuel Perkina
William Weat
William Roger
John Boyer
Wills Creek
Perkins
Big Ditch
Panama
Snd
G. M. Perkins
Oliver Street
Samuel Perkins
Toledo
Remukant
Mr. Perkins Ia
Gatun Lorks
Mr. Perkins
City May Wave a Park Board
Ohio legislative action allows cities to establish park boards with mayoral appointment after elector approval. If voters favor, three nonpaid trustees serve three years controlling parks, entrances, playgrounds, baths, and comfort stations. Bond power requires elector authorization and council appointments. Coshocton lags as land values rise.
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General Assembly
Board of Park Commissioners
Ohio
Ben
Coshocton
Graduates From Medical College In Columbus This Year
Among those who will graduate from Starling Ohio Medical College at Columbus this year are Joseph W. Shaw of West Lafayette in the class in medicine and Elmer J. Wyite of Frazersburg who is a dentist. Exercises will be held May 20.
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Starling Ohio Medical College
Columbus
Thas
Joseph W. Shaw
West Lafayette
Elmer J. Wyite
Frazersburg
Elizabeth Foster Birthday Celebration at Home
In Coshocton Route 7 area Mrs Elizabeth Foster hosted a family gathering for her 14th birthday with 35 children and grandchildren present. Local farming news notes crops and planting, with several residents reporting new purchases and a successful school term ending at Foster's school.
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Cosmucton
Elizabeth Foster
Benjamin Huffman
Samuel Foster
Daniel Valentine, Jr
William McCoy
Rome
W. H. Foster
Hager’s
Roscoe
Dosenbery
Foster
Weekly West Carlisle News Briefs May 14
West Carlisle May 14 notice lists Presbyterian services on May 17 morning and evening. Miss Rule Rawards returned home after visiting Warnaw. Miss Mary Landis of West Bedford visited Grace McCurdy last week. Mr and Mrs Freak Caaney spent Sunday with A Lynch family. Rev Shook to preach annual memorial at M B church tomorrow. Miss Bente Porter returned home after a visit.
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West Carliste
Presbyterian Church
Minn Rule Rawards
Warnaw
Mary Landis
West Bedford
Grace McCurdy
Freak Caaney
A. Lynch
Shook
M. B
Mite
Bente Porter
Social Notes From Trim Way And Nearby Areas
The winter at New Moscow finds Mrs. F. C. Welling teaching school and visiting with nephew Clifford Edwards at Thomas Cochran’s in Trim Way last week. Miss Effie Divan spent last week as guest of Mrs. Fred Smith in Westerville.
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New Moscow
F. C. Welling
Clifford Edwards
Thomas Cochran
Trimway
Effie Divan
Fred Smith
Westerville
Local social notes from Fresno and nearby areas
Miss Minnie Overholt of Coshocton visited Fresno for a few days while Miss Grace Pigman returned home to Nellie. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Maston of Warsaw stayed with John Stoner, and Mrs. Chas Colt of Lorain along with Mrs. Philip Barth of Chili visited friends here. Edwin Dresher is on the alcohol mist. Misa Mabel Park and Porter McCrea spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Swigert.
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Fresno
Minnie Overholt
Coshocton
Grace Pigman
Nellie
C. W. Maston
Warsaw
John Stoner
Chas. Colt
Lorain
Philip Barth
Chili
Edwin Dresher
Misa Mabel Park
Porter McCrea
Frank Swigert
Merchants of Cleveland to Visit Coshocton
Advices for Cleveland state that arrangements have been completed for the spring trade extension excursion of the wholesale merchants board of the Chamber of Commerce from May 18 to 23. The itinerary lists Alahnee Salem Columbiana Palestine and Beaver Falls among visited towns with overnight stays at Beaver Falls Rochester East Liverpool Wellsville Toron to Steubenville Newcomerstown Coshocton Millersburg Orrville Wooster Loudonville Mansfield Bucyrus Nevada Upper Sandusky Forest Dunkirk Ada and Lima with travel beginning May 19.
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Cleveland
Wholesale Merchants’ Board
Chamber of Commerce
Oho
Manon
Wholesale Board
al- Hanee
Salem
Columbiana
Palestine
Beaver Falls
New Brighton
Rochester
East Liverpool
Wellaville
Toronto
Steubenville
Newcomerstown
Coshucton
Millersburg
Orrville
Wooster
Loudonville
Mansfield
Bucyrus
Nevada
Upper Sandusky
Forest
Dunkirk
Ada
Lima
Best Healer in the World by Rev Starbird
East Raymond Maine minister Rev F Starbird says Bucklen Arnica Salve healed his old army wound and stubborn sores and aids his veterinary work. Priced 25 cents at Coshocton C E Anderson Roscoe M Ferguson drug stores.
Oak Grove Notes and Local Happenings
Oak Grove reports Howard Murphy, a Ohio State veterinary student set to graduate in June, home for weekend. Local farmers plant corn as Clyde Henderson visits from Pittsburgh. Asbury Norman builds a new sheep barn. Mrs. D F Caton visits Coshocton relatives. F J Henderson and bride spend Sunday with Henderson’s parents. A humorous, weathered remark ends the item.
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Oak Grove
Howard Murphy
Ohio State University
Murphy
Clyde Henderaton
Pitteburg
Asbury Norman
D. F. Caton
Coshocton
F. J. Henderson
Mr. Henderson
Frat Boys Discard Their Hats at Monnett Hall Parade
Rain or shine promps Gate Wesleyan students to discard hats from today through June. The Pan Hellenic society approved the stunt after a large campus meeting last night. A night shirt parade at Monnett hall closed the event with about three hundred fraternity men taking part.
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Delaware
Osio
Gate Wesleyan
Pan- Helenic Society
Monnett Hall
Smallpox Quarantine at Columbus Work House
After a Columbus workhouse case, no prisoner may leave or be admitted for two weeks. Prisoner George Kies from Marion showed mild symptoms and was moved to the pest house. Mayor Hamilton said future cases may be sent to the county jail until quarantine ends. No detainees from Cosh octon currently have detention ending in the two week period.
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Columbus
Service Board
George Kies
Marion
Health Department
M. Platter
Kies
Hamilton
Coshocton
Death From Heart Trouble Sudden for William Cullison Near Walhonding
William Cullison, a respected farmer near Walhonding, died Thursday morning from a heart complication. He went out to inspect his corn, vanished for a time, and was found face down in a corn Dillard by his wife, who discovered him in the field. He was about fifty years old and survived by his wife.
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William Cullison
Near
Walhonding
Cullison
Mr. Cullison
Ben
Drilling for gas spreads in Muskingum county area
Oil and gas excitement extends north toward Dresden and Frazeysburg as leases cover most land between these towns. A trio of Edward Blix J B Tanner and Muskingum township farmers leads a survey across the county with more interests set to join. A small eastern Muskingum corner near Adamsville remains largely untouched after earlier testing. A separate note advertises Allen's Foot Bane a powder for tired feet available through druggists and shoes stores with a free sample offer from LeRoy New York.
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Muskingum County
Dresden
Frazeysburg
Edward Blix
J. B. Tanner
Muskingum Township
Adamsville
Hia
Allen
Olmsted
LeRoy, N. Y
CULBENTEON APPOINTED TO CONTINUED TERM AT ONTO PENITENTIARY
At a board meeting yesterday afternoon the Onto penitentiary board appointed D. R. Cetbertron of Cowkerton county for another term, extending his leadership. The action followed routine discussion and approval by the board.
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Mananeva
Onto Penitentiary
D. R. Cetbertron
Cowkerton County
Taft vs Foraker split at Coshocton county GOP convention
Delegates chosen to back Foraker while Taft supporters lose a key vote, with McCoy Coshocton and Berthollette Wayne named as delegates to Chicago. A fierce floor fight surfaces, Roosevelt is praised by some, and roll calls reveal county loyalties amid a partisan clash at the Thirteenth District Republican meeting.
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Tenteenth
Taft
Roosevelt
Foraker
Glenn
Goahacton
Lewis
Licking
Witt
McCoy
Snyder
Jin
C. B. McCoy
Coshocton
Dr. Berthollette
Wayne
Chicago
J. L. Lewis
San Walters
J. E. Reever
Tuscarawas
Congress
Oder
Chas. Montgomery
Harry Bethalette
Montgomery
M. L. Smyser
Ariet
Foraker Ag
Senate
Joseph Benson Foraker
James Glens
Judge Smyser
B. McCoy
James Glen
I. A. Stowe
Gaskill
Msnyder
C. WH McCoy
Holmes
J. ©. Hudson
Chas GB. Edwards
C. W. Montgomery
George Hamilton
Cooper
W. Walter
Frank Griffith
Emmetix
Jritz
United States
Newark
Pornaker
Marker
Jade Bouers
Gong
Ann
McCay
Sherim Garver
Wayne County
Smyner
Ashe
McCoy Elected Chairman of Congressional Committee
A meeting of the congressional committee in New Philadelphia elected C. B. McCoy of Coshoetan as chairman. The body includes M. Snyder Halmen Edwards and others, with secretary Meser ghd Cia and editor Midwireds. The group aims to lead the convention and expected bids align with party and district goals.
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M'Coy
Congressional Committee
Potlowligie Addjorramene
Tag
Follewite
Coshoetan
Ro MeCoy
M. Snyder
Halmen Ow
Dihdsan
Bo Edwards
Montetiery
Geouce Lamiton
Chaper
SW Walter
Fiji Getto
Biamet Iw
Railroads Seek Lower Valuations in 1908 Assessments
Auditors report decreasing valuations for railroads in 1908 after county assessments. At a Wheeling area meeting in Cleveland, officials and creditors argued against reductions, citing credits and money owed. Discussion touched on Panhandle and Wheeling lines, with emphasis on depreciation, property values, and statutory figures. Committee chairman Tiley presided, guiding the session.
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Erie
Cosheeran County
de Bute
Cleveland
Licking sore at being ousted from electorship honor
George Haalityn of Newark laments being edged out of town leadership as the convention ends and Sicking county lands a political advantage. The Watkins of Etna and John Huston of Holmes edge into contention with plans involving the Paraker program while a drug ad closes the item.
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George Haalityn
Newark
Rehiea
the Watkins
Etna
Aed
Nation
John Huston
Holmes and EK
Mohawk Village concert draws crowd and local ballots noted
In Mohawk Village on May 16 a concert by Huffsn brothers drew a good turnout and promises success. Local couples and residents from Watawa and Nellie were mentioned, while Coshocton and Licking counties voted for candidates in a dance of names. Decoration Day ice cream and cake will be served at Aimack hall with the band providing music.
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Mohawk Village
Huffsn Brothera
W. L. Freese
Adte
Ald Woctety
Aimack
Tanis Culleen
Joseph Henderson
Harper'a
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Falla
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C. &. McCoy
Cobhocton
DR. H. Bertolette
Lb. Lewis
S. W. Walter
Reeves
Cancwa
James Glenn
Coahocton
J.C. Lewin
Licklix
George Hutton
Landes
Sune
Tuscarawind
McGuy
Tae Dehtgate
Henna Carversian
Atoetor
Che
Syners
Greun
Ale Report
Keene
Dainean
F. Hull
Mechanic Townaalp
Halmes County
M. i. Paronage
H. C. Chilton
Wiliam McMichael
Janes
Henry Boyd
Reene
Edgar Beall
Pittalarg
Coshecton
Nathan Endsley
Ernest Milligan
D. G. Whittemore
Klahowe
Hamilton Lake
Chan
Dindimes County
Bleck
F. Milligan
Ernest
John Adams
Tadien’ Aid and Missionary Societies
Mra. C.C. Michael
Castoria
Neviced
Ieee
Pryce
OS Lelatoor
Nxew “York
Sess
Bears
THE
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Coshocton, Ohio
Clevelind
Dr. King
CG. E. Anderson
CC. M. Ferguson
Hewes
Watawa
Watkins
Tuscar
Warne
Weatkins
Treeves
Tartoman
Wathtoes
Ed Tha Voles
Hans
Fay
Freese
Robert Slate
Milton Hoffarater
EB. G. Marrett
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