Horse falls on rider leaves man badly hurt in Chili county
News item recalls Charles McChire who was injured after riding a horse that stumbled and fell on him. Mentions funeral of Mrs Chase Thomas and relatives of Miss Presence Crile amid other local notes including purchases of livestock and social visits.
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Chili
Mgr
Philp Barth
A. D. Crile
Chicago
G. W. Crile
Cleveland
Chase Thomas
Miss Presence Crile
Colorado
Charles McChire
Guy Miser
A. Honabarger
Amanda Scherer
Coshocton
Frvin ‘Schumaker
Mr. Schumaker
Tiverton School Board Held in Contempt Over Court Order
Frederick Kiser and four families press a contempt charge against Tiverton township school board members William Fortune Abraham Simmons Frank Ridenbaugh John Lonsinger and John Shorter for failing to obey a September court mandamus calling for transportation or a local school in subdistrict two. No school has operated since February 27 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School Board of
Tiverton Township
Frederick Kiser
Kiser
State of
Ohio
Wm. Fortune
Abraham Simmons
Frank Ridenbaugh
John Lonsinger
John Shorter
Board of Education
Phink Sapp
Lyman DeVore
Elmer Taylor
Sues Railroad For Damages In Sun Of 2100
Perry Jones sues Panhandle railroad for damages after a train strike at Robinsons crossing south of the city on July first. He seeks 100 for nursing expenses for eleven weeks and 2000 in damages, alleging obstructed view due to ties piled along the right of way. The suit was filed in common pleas late Monday through local attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson's Crossing
Perry Jones
Robinson
Alta O Baker Seeks Divorce From Husband in Probate Court
Alta O Baker, through attorney TH Wheeler, files for divorce from Jntsland R Baker in probate court. They married in 1908 and have a ten year old daughter. She cites willful absence for eight years and gross neglect of duties, seeking a divorce decree and custody of the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta O
Baker
TH. Wheeler
Hoegah
Jntsland Das
R. Baker
Old Man Bren Dies at 78 In Ohio Infirmary
George Bren aged 78 died at the asylum on Monday evening due to old age. He lived in Coshocton until shortly before death and then resided at the infirmary. Word came that his son in Pennsylvan ia would arrive Wednesday to take charge of the body. Bren left behind relatives in Wade and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bren
Coshocton
Peonsgivens
Mr. Gren
Wade
Billy Taft
Itciex
Coshoeton
Newcomerstown
James Schoolcraft
Sherman
Eyan Gay
Andy Farris
Cosherton
James Gerrfield
Garfield
Mysterious robbery at Chili sparks fear and clues
A Chili area robbery and vandalism report describes a ransacked home during a ball game absence. Garments slashed, furniture damaged, and a nail-marked scene precede threatening letters. Neighbor handwriting cited as a clue, with possible arrest forthcoming as prosecutors may receive evidence.
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Chili
Hill J
Henry Leindecher
Leindecker
Mill Creek News Highlights From Creton to Layland
In Mill Creek area Elmer Storm and family visited the Storm home near Creton for several days before midweek. Mrs Evan Cox visited acquaintances near Layland. Warren Otto Lance of Mill Creek wed Miss Bessie Belle Kaser of Clark last week. Mrs Mike Kelser of Clerk visited early in the week with Evan Cox. Will Cox joyful over a newborn girl. Grace Lennon completed a brief visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Creek
Elmer Storm
Creton
Joseph Storm
Evan Cox
Layland
Warren Otto Lance
Bessie Belle Kaser
Clark
Mike Kelser
Clerk
Evan Coax
Will Cox
Grace Lennon
West Lafayette News Briefs Round Up
West Lafayette items report Harry Culbeton of Youngstown as a valued friend. Mr and Mrs Burris Bell of Newark visit Culbetons this week. Miss Wattle Shook of Coshoeton spent Sunday at home. Charenee lbrown of Coshoeton spent Monday in West Lafayette.
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West Lafayette
Harry Culbeton
Youngstown
Burris Bell
Newark
Wattle Shook
Coshoeton
Charenee Lbrown
Clarke News Local notes and travel updates
Clarke news reports a series of brief items including Charles Kasco meeting his brother in Baltic, Otto Lowe returning from a wedding trip, C T Lake planning an extended western trip, Greyce Sickle taking a layoff to Layland as night clerk, John Fa and family visiting West Lafayette from Marysville, Burl Beall and wife visiting for the fair, the new West building nearing occupancy, a rally in M P church near Sunday, Adam Thomas improving, Ferguson of Pittsburg visiting the McClains, ROA McClure in Coshocton for election matters, and Mrs Merchant visiting her daughter in Mittshure.
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Marysville
Burl Beall
Newick
Beall
New West
M. P
Adam Thomas
Unclear provenance gun purchase in Scotland
A fragment reports a purchase of a firearm identified as Crusole Fireloc by Hulean White of Philogriphia. The gun was bought for $160. References to Alexander S Thirk Defoe Crusoe, Juan Fernandes, and Selkirk kin in Fife Shire, Scotland appear in garbled form.
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Crusole
Hulean White
Philogriphia
Alexander
Thirk
Defoe
Robinson Crusoe
Juan Fenandes
Edinbursh
Elie
Seanton
Selkirk
Fiteshire
Scotland
Are Workers We Are Workers in Dust and Strife
A fragmentary monologue by Holger Dracheara reflects weary workers facing monotonous drudgery. The speaker notes dust dulling perception of goals, repetitive nights, and the resolve to begin anew each morning despite fatigue.
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Holger Dracheara
Coshocton G O P is warned by a distant campaign
The text records a noisy supposed political scene in Coshocton with Billy Taft briefly visiting nearby towns. It notes the Coshocton sentiment, mentions James Schoolcraft Sherman, James Garfield references, and claims the speaker lineup and Washington influence clouded local reception during the Ohio slate convention march 10S.
Governor Harris banks money inquiry raises questions
A lengthy excerpt shows Governor Harris discussing bank stock and state deposits, criticizing perceived conflicts of interest. The text alleges banks with state deposits and ties to officials yielded favorable terms and asks why public servants kept silent and approved deposits at low or no interest, implying improper handling of taxpayer funds.
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Harris Savy
Asth
House of Representatives
Senate
Columbus
Eleeton
Shugi
Yowiastown
Political scandal and alleged graft troubling officials
An injured garbled report describes officials aged by suspicion and possible embezzlement, naming governors and others. It asserts threats to expose funds stolen by those in power, urging public accountability and political consequence.
Cochran Must Serve Sentence Passed in March
Davide Coehuin appeared in court Monday facing a disturbance charge at a residence. The judge reminded him he still faced a suspended sentence for trespass. The court ordered Coehuin to serve the suspended sentence and will transport him to the county jail to await further action.
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Cochran
Davide Coehuin
Marian Hamilton
Land Marcel
Coluains
Cannon Bell race in Maine shapes up as key contest
In Maine's Eighteenth Senate district Joseph J. Cannon faces a weak challenger Henry C. Bell. Cannon has served in Congress since 1839 with a strong reelection history, while Bell, a lawyer and former pension official, drew attention for his Civil War service and brief tenure as deputy commissioner of pensions. The race centers on experience and party alignment as voters consider the two candidates.
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Joseph J. Cannon
House of Representatives
Henry C. Bell
Fighteenth
Sinate
Cannon
Taylor
Bell
Pensiom Boreae
Freemient Gleveland
Premont McKinley
Beil
Iisted
Company K
Indiana
Ohio Supreme Court Intervenes in Gallia County Ballot Fight
The Gallia County Republican split between Eagle and Switzer factions triggers filing for mandamus to compel printing of the Eagle ticket. The Gallia board must answer by Oct 18, after three board members who certified the Eagle ticket were removed by the secretary of state. The Switzer slate seeks to halt the Eagle designation as the party’s regular nominee.
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Carmerleia Presa
Polumbia
Eagle
Switzer
Republican Party
Galliay County
Supreme Court
Sherman Kaste
Leavy
Gallia
County Board of Cleacons
Dn Gauhi
Secretary of State
Switzer Tetcear
Tom Qrever
Ceelectha Ag
T Helkoet
Bennett Replaces Dupont As Leader In New York Event
An election in New York city names Bennett to succeed Dupont amid fraud accusations tied to Tammany Hall. Reports allege hundreds of supporters attended the turnout while a state inspector testified about orders and misconduct affecting the contest. Nearby, a high diver was killed and Dr. Wilder’s brain collection bequest to Cornell was probed for probate.
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Tammany
New York
Tauiny
Independence City
Leary
Wilder
Bryan Campaign Tour Through Nebraska Focuses on Economics
A Democratic sweep with W J Bryan touring Nebraska three days delivering speeches mostly five to ten minutes. He attacked Taft and Gov Hughes while praising Democratic doctrine. Voters were mainly farmers, with Republican strongholds and crop prices cited as issues impacting support.
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Wehoe
aMiera
W. J. Bryan
Nebraska
ST Specehor
Isara Menta
Taft
Hughes
Edeh
Kirvan
Bank
Prostra
Prac
Toiling Sisters and the Women's Trade Union League
A fractured OCR fragment links sculptor Julio Benehen and poet Harriet Monroe with the Women's Trade Union League. It mentions Liberty, Tolstoy, Rankin, and Carlyle, referencing democracy and labor advocacy. The piece alludes to speeches and songs urging youth empowerment, choral lines about labor, and a note on Germany and hydropathy in a broader continental context.
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Sculpter
Post
Chicago Womane Trades Union League
Julio Benehen Weintl
Tharriet Monroe
Bea
Tba
Uiton Lenge
Wendl
Bos Tehets
Libeot
Tolstay
Rankin
Carlyle
Cienega
Misa McDowell
Mise Addons
Misa Motrevie Cenmirti
Marthiar
Garrisk
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Sues Railroad
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Penna
West Lafayette News
Clark News
Ins Fe Guson
Pittshy
McClains
Fergusonrn
Roa McClure
Mr. Merchant
Mittshure
Lemon
Coshocton G.O.P
Huntreds
Memorial Hall
Colun- Das
Washington
Ciartiell
Harris
Harmon
Andy
Aml
Joe
Yabana
Pauley
Onaght
Cloyne
Ces
Oblo
Josefh
Henry OC. Bell
Brendel Bros
Ohio Supreme Court
Bennett
Dupont
Benner
Crnithess
Diytilety
Faye
Poon
Ion Thay
Deeatun
Kensie
Dhe
Goldsberry
Fenman
Aghool
Bryan
AIO Toiling Sisters
Germany
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