Made the Judge a Teetotaler Jordan Taylor Drowns
A temperance piece centers on Judge Morse who recounts the Rushworth case and a prisoner Albert Rushworth. The tale portrays moral reckonings as the judge recalls the convict's letter that spurred his conversion to teetotaler principles. The second item reports Elmer Taylor's drowning while teaching his children swimming on Wills Creek near Plainfield.
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Aftia
Albert
Albert Rushworth
Judge Morse
Sudee Morse
The
Clarence
Willa Creek
Plainfield
Elmer Taylor
Taylor
Bloomfield
Muskingum County
Wills Creek
Wen
Ceorge McCleary
John McGiffen
Hammond
Lfe
Bloomfeld
Linton Township
Toledo Firm Promises Catarrh Cure Payment
State of Ohio Toledo lies Cotty ss Frank of Kinghey swears the firm F J Chaney & Co will pay ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for every incurable Canarh case cured by Trall's Catarrh Cure. Notary public A W Gleason verifies on December 6 1886. Catarrh cure acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Send for testimonials. Sold by all druggists.
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State of
Ohio
Toledo
Cotty
Ss. Frank
Kinghey
FJ. Chaney & Co
Poleda
Frank J. Chaney
A. W. Gleason
Hall
F. J. Chaney & CO
Bevanty
Paiption
Hyely
Emmy Rid
Apeial
Ip Co.d
Halie
Dewke
Muvenr
Gycle Company
Gwidago
Nev
Farmers Hope For Early Rain
Southeastern farmers fear drought as May and June moisture fail. Corn and oats lag, hay short, potatoes late, and small fruits damaged after a late frost. Despite poor conditions, optimism remains for relief and improved crops if rain arrives soon.
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Hie
Wierst
Olde
Jack Frost
Leases Tied to Standard Oil Control in Coshocton Area
Leases of thousands of acres in Coshocton County and surrounding townships pass into control of the Standard Oil Company. Previously held by Priest and Moore for independent interests, the parcels are being re leased to the Coshocton Oil and Gas Company under Standard Oil influence. Recent records at the Coshocton County Court House list multiple new 40 to 170 acre tracts in Clark Monroe New Castle Perry and Eden townships recorded by the Coshocton Oil and Gas Company for Standard Oil interests.
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Priest and
Moore
Monroe
Clark, Perry
New Castle Townships
Standard Oil Co
Standard Oil Company
Coshocton
Priest
Clark
Ttig
Octopus
Coshocton County Court House
Io Clark
F. W. Lang
Susan Nyhart
Akins
Serh Whir WU
Mo Kk
Brillhart
Tau Aeres
Reasons for Peace in the Anthracite Coal Fields
The United Mine Workers Journal outlines causes for peace in central Pennsylvania coal districts. It cites public hostility state authority threats of force and financial strain upon the union while noting disputed claims about open shop pressure and miners demonstrations.
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United Mine Workers’ Journal
Pennsylvania
Schedule changes for Panhandle trains and river routing
The Panhandle will shift time Sunday affecting trains 32 20 eastbound and westbound, with alterations to the Wal axon river routes in both directions. A note shows revised time card details and train numbers. A separate exhibit mentions a specimen of the world’s smallest sheep, nineteen inches high, at the Natural History Museum in South Kensington, England.
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Panhandle
Walaxonding River
Natural History Museum
Woodsfield's New Newspaper Under Receiver Appointment
Mary Keepers senior partner of Keepers and Greenbank proprietors of the paper faces a receiver appointment. The article notes labor unrest, armed escorts, and mining tensions around the paper’s operation, with Voices about the local jury foreman visiting Coshocton and mixed opinions on the verdict.
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Woodsfield
Mary
George A Keepers
Monree Dinnet Wedah Dpupliccntion Ote
Keepers & Greenbank
Oattorney A Co Mer Deangil Owies Campatnted Iis Chorkkes
OM Grohe
Eider Paertreer
Beery
Pias
Notice to Bridge Builders in Coshocton County
The Coshocton County Commissioners invite sealed bids for multiple bridge projects. Bridges planned include Witte Eyes Creek near Fresney, Kilitivek creek near Layland to Bloomfield, Douktty creek near Netser’s, and the Wathondng river at Wiedstand Ford Bethlehem to Warsaw. Bids require a certified check for $200 and must conform to Revised Statutes.
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Crxhorhon
Lemget
Paavland
Clark
Presto
White Eves Township
Foo
Rewidway
Ootteld
Edgek
Lowistip
Blootatteld
Ty Clark Towstip
Aeith
Origandes
Ikisenry
Peto Momaieet
Lars AY
PETC
Shei
Oshop
Coldey
Bledderkoto
Oliv
Corhocton County
Corhocton
Bundages
Vtmnet
Canniles
Randles
Obie
Coshocton County
Witte Eyes Creek
Frese
Fresny
Wet Fafayette
Ohio
Kilitivek Creek
Netser
Bloomfeld
Layland
Whete
Bethlehem
Warsaw
Mio Vernon
Order of
Canuts Conussromers
CR. Barodles
Aueditar Commissioners’ Uillee
Notice of County Road Petition Hearing
Notice announces a petition to Coxhoctan County Commissioners at their July session for a county road establishment in Crawford township between lands of Adan Nashkw Sylvester Gonter and others. Road would run from Battle to Cull nearby old log stable, in Crawford township VOT tN to Wo Bender. A second notice covers appointment of administrators and administratrices for Mary Couls and other estates in Castedon County.
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Coxhoctan
Adannashkw
Sylvester Conter
Adi
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