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Newspaper

Coshocton Weekly Times

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1909

Page

8

Fire losses cite state fire marshal data in Ohio report

The Ohio fire marshal highlights that property valued at about 1.06 million dollars burned, with overall losses and insured values noted. Dry weather in September to November fueled more fires, yet only a few conflagrations occurred, reducing total loss compared with prior years. The report cites daily fire waste, average dwelling value affected, and insurance distribution among individuals and society, alongside geographic patterns of fires in cities versus towns.

Ohio Macahal’s Rogers

American Couple World Travel Pioneers at Jaja Ranch

William Northrop McMillan, Roosevelt's host at the Jaja ranch in British East Africa, and his American wife Mrs. McMillan, famed for crossing Abyssinia from west to east with their own caravan. They met Menelik and received courtesy during their travels before returning to England when not at the Africa ranch.

William Northrop McMillan Theodore Roosevelt Jaja Ranch British East Africa St Louis Mrs. McMillan Abyssinia Weet Menelik McMilLans Africa England

Five Vehicles Involved in Runaway at a Funeral

At the funeral of Mr. John Sowers near Spring Mountain on Friday a runaway disrupted the procession. Four vehicles were badly smashed but occupants escaped with minor injuries. A team belonging to D Gamerts Felder ran away and crashed into a log pile and sled, followed by Itto buggy of Charley Snow and two shurreys owned by Don McCoy and Oscar Buckle. Vehicles were rendered unfit for travel and will need extensive repairs. The incident occurred just before the procession left the Bowers home four miles before Warsaw on the Spring Mountain road.

John Sowers Near Spring Mountain D © Gamertsfelder iCharleys Snow Don McCoy Oscar Buckle Bowers Warsaw Spring Mountain

Left Home Girl Stranded in Dayton After Carnival Departure

Pretty Bernice Fisher left Coshocton three weeks ago to join Edwards Brothers Carnival Co. She is stranded in Dayton after the company was stranded in Union City and received only partial transport to Springfield. Fisher, daughter of Simon Fisher, claims marriage to a carnival worker last April and describes a peculiar affinity for snakes as part of her past.

Carnival Company Dayton, Ohio Bernice Fisher Coshocton Edwards Brothers Carnival Co Union City Bernice Dayton Springfield Edwards Carnival Company Park Hotel Simon Fisher North Eighth Street

Mysterious Creole Girl Alarmed by Snakes in Ohio

A white Coshocton girl told officials of a strange tale of affections for snakes. She claimed a mother’s fear of a black snake triggered her own olive skin tone and claimed power over reptiles. She left with Edwards Brothers Carnival after a brief tour, seeking return home to Coshocton. A baby boy, born to Perry Dawson and family, died from a skull fracture after a wagon fall near Conesville. County bids for Denman road embankment awarded to McConnell & Clark at 3389 dollars. Ryan Evans, ex Bell Telephone worker, died at Fostoria after a 40 foot fall while soldering joints. He was 40, leaving a widow and seven children. Township conventions in West Carlisle held sessions with clergy and officers elected later.

Spearold Coshevica Hamer Combyeton Bernice Fisher Coshocton Edwards Brothers Carnival Company Greenville Union City Ryan Evans Bell Fostoria Rheadlong Mansfield

Seven Graduates Complete the West Lafayette Commencement

Seven graduates of the class of 1908 received diplomas at West Lafayette High School in a formal ceremony. Dr Brandin of West Lafayette presided as the Johnston Orchestra of Cosherton played. Each graduate delivered an oration on topics including mental discipline and perseverance, with remarks by Prof Frank B. Pearson and diplomas presented by Frank K. Pomerete.

West Laffayette Brandin Laemyette Shen Tohnston Cosherton Mise Keen A Thoman Renice Fo Waltern Wilma B Farra James Richmond Bianch Metiaen Jacite Yarnell Edith Vic Miller Lmienier Frank B Pason Mately Lafayette Pearson Slite Frank K. Pomerete Cowhorton A Robert

Bacon May 22 local notices and events

Workmen have completed a new addition to the residence of F. F. Moblay with a dance planned next week. Frank Fowler Jr. of this place, about to graduate Plainfield High School on May 28, is ill with mumps and hopes to join the commencement events. The spring plagues include mumps, measles, and whooping cough among children. Miss Alice Holdsworth of Conesville vacationing with relatives here. A new Baran store opens after a fire. The assessor completed township work and taxed a blind dog for life. Earl Fowler visited West Lafayette. J. Llicker and wife and G. Slicker family visited relatives in West Lafayette. B S Hossett and wife involved in a Sunday auto collision with no damage. Fans Bros. of Plainfield brought in imported France horses. W A Fowler and wife visited Plainfield. N H Bassett’s church repainting starts next Monday. Rain delays farm work. early sowing and plowing scarce.

Alice Holdsworth Conesvilles Baran Frank Fowler Earl Fowler West Lafayette Benton Davis J. Llicker G. Slicker B S Hosselt Birds Run Faney Bros Plainfield France W. A. Fowler Mt. Zion Church

Oak Grove Winter Meet Tops Local History

Oak Grove reports its winter meet as the most successful in memory. Local residents note farm moves, visits from Coshocton and Fresno Grange members, and upcoming church and Grange activities. Details include family visits, circus outings, and plans for a children’s night at Oak Grove Grange. Community members attend, move, and plan social events and literary programs through the summer.

Oak Grove Clayton Frederick Honabarger Farm A. Caton Fresno Grange Fisher Coshocton John Lyons Misa Marie McFaland Ethel Foster Flower Lewis Graham John Lennon Mabel Adams Hazel Keesey Dora Yeavengood Anthony Lenton Howat Tompkins George Stonehockers Wes C P. Gil W .A. Giffin Canal Lewisville Barnum & Bailey's Ita Schumaker Fed Schumaker David Markley Jr Canal Lewisville John Lennon Jr Oak Grove Grange Hutt Sugar Creek Clergie Grange

Kodol for Dyspepsia Adclaims Digestive Relief

Promotional copy for Kodol digestive aid claims it restes the stomach by digesting food naturally. Includes testimonials-like phrases from C. E. Anderson of Coshocton and Ferguson of Roscoe, with notes on harmlessness and preparation in Chicago by E C DeWitt Co.

Alec San Times Ae ‘Ssaly E. C. DeWitt & Co Chicago

Newark Prepares For Veterans Encampment In June

Newark reads the state hopeful of 800 delegates from about 600 G A R posts. Delegates arrive Monday, stay all week, with lodging and meals arranged privately. Visitors, veterans not delegates, plus families, will be welcomed with a patriotic effort beyond money.

Newark Newark Advocate Ohio Chance Committee

Magilvy Brothers Convicted In Fraud Conspiracy Case

James Magilvy received one year in the workhouse and another Magilvy nine months for conspiring to defraud creditors, following swift Pittsburg court convictions. John and David Magnus faced similar charges as juries quickly returned verdicts after short deliberations. Evidence showed three fictitious firms used to obtain enamelware from West Idlayette Manufacturing Co and sell it to themselves.

Pittsburg James Maglivy Maglivy Credit Men’s Association of John David Magnus West Idlayette Manufacturing Co Paltis W Lafayette Company

Parody in a Busy Commencement Year and Tariff Talk

A fragmented column blends thoughts on Jolliet commencement, Anish Hope graduates, and tariff questions with asides on summer vacations. It references a South African fontory claim, a potential sports team, and a range of social topics from meat prices to crime fears. The piece touches on New York mayoral races, Tammany Hall, and honors from Japan, ending with garbled notes about a show between Sho-Barcum and Bailey.

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