Death Removes Proprietor of Well Known Baltic Hotel
Janet Rinehart, aged resident of Battie and proprietor of the Battle hotel, died Sunday afternoon after an illness of over a year. Born in Battle 84 years ago, he was son of the late Philip Riveball, served in the Rebellion, married in 1873, and left several children. He built the Baltic hotel business and was respected for honesty. Funeral held Tuesday afternoon at Baltic Rey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Rinehart
Battie
Battle Hotel
Mr. Rinehaw
Boric New Battle
Philip Riveball
Blyodhart
Dore
Die
Bous Pchildren
Maryust Clesus
Troumelar
Servive Air
Rinehart
Hue
Baltics Rey
Wesner
Geri
Coe Shedon
Marpetad
Stet Gi VW
Aretie Baring
Dorothy Ostle
Costerien
Toodise
Elorke
W. Johnston
Duninvilhea
Jatistom
Ten Granges of Coshocton County Prepare For Winter Work
Ten sub ordinate granges in Coshocton County prepare for winter work and urge keeping the order before the public via the press. A Grange correspondent in Hardin County reports to Kenton papers, helping spread farm news and promoting Grange activities locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton County
Oak Grove
Coshotton
Hardin County
Kenton
Grange
Mral
Plurality Unclear as Ohio 1908 Results Lag in State Race
Columbus reports show the Republican state ticket led by Governor Harris, with treasurer candidate Charles C. Green defeated as claimed by Democrats. Officials warn that errors in 8 of 13 county abstracts delay final, official tally as counties redo returns.
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Columbus
Harris
Charles C. Green
Ohio
Gran
Wees
Aeargla
Swing vs Rose Heard Before Judge Mansfield in Late Court News
Five year case Swing vs Rose moves to retrial before Judge Edwin Mansfield as verdicts in lower courts were overturned by the supreme court. Cincinnati attorneys W R Merrill and P A Reece represent the plaintiff. C B Hunt and J C Adams for the defense. A court entry notes dismissal without record. Other items include Neff vs West Lafayette Manse Co seeking an answer, Sadig Pickrell vs Mildret Douglass et al. pleas, tax receipts totals, and lawsuits over obstructed sidewalks with bills of exceptions filed for higher court review.
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Swing
Wm. Reobinson
Levi Pew
J. A. Walters
Lestie Perkins
Co. CG
Porter
Irene Fox
Alonzo Budies
Jacob Goss
W. T. Mikesell
John Funk
Frank Mulligan
Milton Travinger
Rove Brothers Ve. J. E. Shaw Et. al
Mansfield
Neff
The
West Lafayette Manse. Co
Jenva
Roymoon
Sit
Sadig
Pickrell
Mildret Douglass
City of Corhocton
Bas 8
Ninth Street
Kern Would Like to Have Seat in Senate
John W. Kern, defeated Democratic vice presidential candidate, announces candidacy for U S senator to replace James A. Hemenway in Indiana. Potential rivals include John E. Lamb, Thomas Tar gest, I Ert Slack, Benjamin E. Ghively, and Edward Hoffman. Kern says the race rests on Democratic support in Indiana and will not spend money unless favored by voters.
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Indianapolis
Imi
John W. Kern
United States
James A. Hemenway
Indiana
Edward Hoffman
Fort Wayne
United States Senate
Kern
Ten Barrel Well Drill Highlights Bloomfield Oil Play
Excitement rose in Otsego and Bloomfield area as Bloomfield Oil & Gas Co. drilled a ten barrel well at Mossholder Fort near Bloomfield. It is the fifth well by the company with two barrels daily from two wells and three as dusters. The last well will be shot Wednesday, anticipated to boost production significantly in new territory.
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Otsego
Sloomfield
Bloomfield
New Mine Houses Incorporation In Columbus
Papers issued for Coal Valley Realty Co of Cleveland with $6000 capital. Incorporators are Coshocton men View J Wo Lassingham KR B Caldwell D Qehott Wm G Hing and W E Hunt. A subsdiary to Warwick Co will build 15 to 20 miner housing units southeast of Coshocton. three near completion. Also wedding notice for Miss Beaste Hanton of Batavia N Y to Glen Clark of Spring Hope NC on November 25 at 4:30 pm, home in Spring Hope after a brief wedding trip.
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Columbus
Coal Valley Realty Co
Cleveland
Capital Stock
Coshocton
J. Wo. Lassingham
KR. B. Caldwell
D. Qehott
Wm. G. Hing
W. E. Hunt
New Warwick Co. Co
Batavia
Hocton
Beaste Hanton
Frank Hanton
Fanvia
N. Y
Glen Clark
Spring Hope
N.C
N. C
Tewell Xmowe
Conhacum
Kinlay Dairy Sale Clarified After Misprint
A Coshocton paper misreported that A. L. Kinlay had disposed of his cows to Mr Emig. The sale of Kinlay's dairy herd will proceed as advertised on the 25th. ten cows remain unsold and credit arrangements may be affected.
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Coshocton
A. L. Kinlay
Finlay
Pinlay
Ashbrook Breaks All Records in Seventeenth District
The document records Ashbrook’s overwhelming plurality across Bryan Hariwon and Ashbrook counties in the Seventeenth district. It notes 1908 votes, leading county figures, and a historic statewide tally. Mentions Johnstown home precinct results and prior county successes, with electoral notes touching 1908 and 1960 events.
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Bryan
Hariwon
Ashbrook
Ash K
Coshocton
Tuscaraway
Holmes
Wayne
SKO
Bryup
Harmon
Mr. Ashbrook
Johnstown
Licking
Wm, Bell
Thanks His Constituents For Record Breaking Majority
Politician William A Ashbrook thanks voters in the 17th District for a record margin in the congressional election. He pledges to serve all people, invites advice on legislation, and honors veterans for their support while promising faithful representation and accessibility.
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Congress
Detriet
I7th
Maer
Lavi
Breas
Axalu
William A
Ashbrook
House Warming Highlights Coshocton Guests
Adams Mille hosted a house warming with Arthur and Prescott Gray entertaining Coshocton guests. The evening featured lit rooms, candelabra, music and dancing, followed by a grand feast. Attendees included Nell Hay Gertrude Brown Mary Huston Roy James Floyd Adams and others. a birth announced for Ambroene Romiemkirker’s daughter Willa Creek. William Compton of Coshocton was drawn for the Unite-Mates jury. notices indicate deadlines and local references.
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Hoéme
Arthur
Prescott Gray
Adams Mille
Coshocton
Co @boeton
Missen Nell Hay
Gertrude Brown
Mary Huston
Fraxeysburg
Roy James
Cleveland
Floyd Adama
Strange Stranger's Death in Allegheny Home
George Souvaulta2 died at a stranger’s house on Wiogon Avenue after a Labor Day trip to Indiana. He had wandered from place to place, voted, then stayed with Mr Huker where he painted in summer. Illness left him paralyzed and speechless before death. Sister Mrs. Katie Howem of Highlandtown Md is sole known relative. no funeral arrangements yet.
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Nis
George
Indiana
Star Hotel
Huker
Lear
Katie Howem
Highlandtown
Glasa
Alothing
Dais
Charee
Real Estate Transfers Across Adams and Clark Townships
A lengthy list of real estate transfers across multiple townships including Adams Clark and Washington. Transactions show parcels ranging from 4 to 194 1 2 acres with prices from 30 to 22 000 dollars. Named parties include Frederick Welmerieh Bertha Cimage M J D Chaney Thos H Jones George Weisht and others with various tract locations and sale amounts. Also notes births and a local high school baseball injury incident in Newcastle and Walhonding.
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Frederick Wwelmerieh
Uiaht Snyde
Adina
Bertha Cimage
Co 1
Myantie
M. JD. Chaney
George Weisht
Washington
Thos. H. Jones
Ming
Chaney
George FF. Mallonmeth
Tigma
H. Jones
Ates
Clark Township
Renetery
Gould
Geo. Miller
Sarah i. Miller
Adams Township
Mary E. Skinner
A. J
Ely
Will. N. S. Price
Coshocton County
Virginia
Nelson L. Perkins
Leroy Cox
New Gtoscow
Wlc
Henry Hardy
Wm. Larus
Oxford Township
Francia W. Lang
James & Richard
Clark Town
Everett Selly
John Welrtok
Alein Jkerling
Nellie
Darling
Everett
Nerve
Win
W. J. Koch
John E. Koch
Miltershare
Homera County
AMG Agta
Tiverton
Jos
BR. Skinner
Wait
Matilda J
West
Jackson
John W. Leavengood
Kevin Cardnett
Avondale
James Draffin
Isaac Norris
Orange
Herman
Pistt
Andrew M. Fisher Joy
T. Srada
City
Co. McGeegor
Wilken Derin
Adams
A. Wheldon
Catherine Toon
A . Dinte
West Lafayette
Spod
Milton W. Sullivan
D. R. Cibert
Lafayette
Life on One Street Reflected in Coshocton Chronicle
A long obituary recalls Wm Johnston of Duninvilhea on Water Street, his life shaping Coshocton’s early days. Notes on his public roles, family ties, and the town’s first postmaster era anchor a portrait of a 19th century community. The account includes recollections of Indians, local lore, and Johnston’s influence as a founder and public figure.
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Sorder
Jobaten
Amees Tolay
Phore
Conhaeton Postosies
Johneten
Col
William Debastes
Bineatin
Lola Phillipe
France
Coshotton
Governor's Thanksgiving Proclamation in Ohio Era
Gouvernor Harris urges Ohioans to set aside work and attend worship on Thanksgiving Day November 28 to give thanks for abundant lands, industry, and national growth. The entry also briefly notes local disturbances near Newcomer and Port Washington, with references to arrests and political tensions.
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Columbus
Harris
Ohio
Isaiah Lynn Passes Away Near Clark
Isaiah Lynn, a retired attorney, dies near Clark after a long illness. Survived by two sons, WH and Jackson, and four daughters Min, Chee, Sarah Lyon, and others living at home. The obituary notes his age and county ties.
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Isaiah Lynn
Clark
Tyemon
Haedk
Jackson
Toe
Min
Ithe
Chee
Mias
Sarah Lyon
Warren Miller Principal in Shooting at Newcomerstown
In Newcomerstown on November 10 Warren Millar, husband of the wounded woman, fired after a quarrel with his wife who had gone to her brother’s home on Canal Street. The wife fired twice with a .22, both shots missing. Millar then used a .32, striking the wife in the left side near the heart. She was gravely wounded and taken to her mother’s house. Millar’s preliminary hearing followed. The couple had separated about three months earlier and were not divorced. The man’s plea is expected to be temporary insanity.
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Newcomerstown
Warren Millar
Miller
Kennedy
Roth
Pio
Patie Matin
Howe
Canal Street
Honce
Inverted Gas Lamps Supply and Test Details
The notice describes inverted gas lamp components and testing procedures including lamp types, dates, and power figures. It mentions Watord air reg, half frosted plates, and gas burner pricing. The fragmented text lists bulb specs, lamp models, and a sale note with fronted Khodes item hints.
Bargain Sale Notes from a Faded Ad Page
Fragmented catalog style ad listing various goods and prices. Includes clothing items like mittens shawls wool items and men’s underwear with scattered prices such as 1.00 and 1.25 and window shade lines. Mentions ladies and children's wear and household goods.
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Mittens
Lavilen
Aki
Mitters
Bevy
Venta Lingles
Aitwe Peat
Zoe
Luton
Newport
Boye
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Baltic
Swing Vs. Rose
Late Court News
Commercial National Bank
Errer
la ¢oThinon Pleas Court
Onde
Meyer Hamilon
City of
Col Hoctor
Wrack Midaey
James McCarten
Senate
T Adams
Anil
Ambroene Romiemkirker
Willa Creek
Wiliam Compton
Costrocton
Calo
Meade
Colemtres
Baughter
J. Frederick Sprague
Marton
Sprague
Misa Sue Robinson
Thi City
Newcastle
Walhonding
Walters
Witkin
Charles Hinkon
Newcastie
Dr. Sawde
Mndion Rettet
Wm. Johnson
Prince Louis Phillipe
Siitine
Tits Hands
Dole St
Titsbote
Water Street
Extreme
Coshacton
Pasing
Miln Street
Oon Water Street
Williama
Chestnut
Main
Chestnut Street
Turcarowin
Peragues
Net
Johneton
Ciy
Brendel Bros
Marauret Hiteris
Walter Keeg
Neawoumera
Port Washington
Paomthundie
Pan
Gaaaieed Bank Depoatis
Warren Miller
Inem
New York
Steve
Garay
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