Vicious Night Rescue Aboard The Lighthouse Ship
Desperate survivors cling to a sinking steamship wreck near the reef as Brand and a brave crewman lead women, children, and officers through a perilous ascent by rope to safety. Aboard, the captain and crew fight to save the vessel and its people amid hurricane fury and rising water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Leneed
Brants
Lim
Brand
Eliaaime
Briand
Beret
Maine
Holaouwe
Tienes Bran
Pen
Peoples Banking and Trust Co Adverting a New Account
The notice promotes opening an account with Peoples Banking and Trust Co. stating low initial deposit of one dollar and monthly compounding interest. Signatories include J. L. Rue president R. H. Mills cashier and L. E. Baughman, Aust. cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Rue
R. H. Mills
Cashier
L. E. Baughman
Aust. Cashier
Sam Jones Dies On Train Near Little Rock
A Memphis dispatch reports evangelist and chautauqua lecturer Sam Jones died today after collapsing on a train near Little Rock, Arkansas. His Coshocton audience for two years packed chautauqua events despite split opinions, praising his work while noting his rough manner hid a tender heart.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Daily Times
Memphis
Tenn
Sam Jones
Coshocton
Jones
Longtime Keene Woman Dies at 74 in Ohio Home
Mrs Julia E Sprague age 74 of Keene Ohio died Saturday evening at her residence after a long life born Mark county March 21 1832 she came to Keene as a girl lived in the village 52 years widow of William W Sprague who died 1887 she leaves daughter Mrs Edward M Norman of Keene a sister Adda P Skinner four grandchildren and two great grandchildren funeral held at Presbyterian Church Keene conducted by Rev K Mechlin with brief verse by the writer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia E. Sprague
Keene, O
Mark County
Keene
Wiliam and
Mary Emerson Skinner
Wm. W. Sprague
Edward M. Norman
Adda P. Skinner
Presbyterian Church of
Rev & K. Mechlin
Bakersville News Roundup and Local Moves
Bakersville touring mill moved to Mr Barylax residence. Bixler remains on Star Route carrier duties. Jay Miztr and Dick Phillips run the cider mill. Hill Young works in Pennsylvania. Dreher Jr. dies of typhoid and is buried at Taylors church. Corbitt and Graham wed last week. Barrick couple attend Toshoeton fair. Mayme Belver and Constance Carpenter visit grandparents. many friends celebrate Mine I de Porte’s 13th birthday anniversary.
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Bakersville
Barylax
Hill Young
Pennsylvania
H. Dreher
Taylor's Church
M Buntay Clarke Corbitt
Clara Graham
Erken de Jawla Barrick
Joan Bchoonover
Local Notes From Coshocton and Surroundings
Last Monday a resident received several gifts including a gold watch from her parents. M O A Blank visited Coshocton last week while Victoria Mizer traveled to Canawaland Ohio to visit Aunt Agnes. Ida and Della Portz visited Joyce Lower in Coshocton during the fall while the town schools were dismissed Thursday and Friday for the county fair. Dr Lower of Coshocton was in town Tuesday visiting patients. Mrs Henty Lower and Mrs Adam Porta visited Sugar Creek last Wednesday to see a sister who is quite ill. Rev Cornet will move from Coshocton to the current town and take the M E church pulpit next year. The ad promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for children with claims of improved eating, sleeping, and growth.
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Enid
Constance
Deerstalker
Lok
Faust
Brand
Clirging
Anchiona
Agaurance
Theo
Tts
Emir
M. Oa
Blank
Coshocton
Victoria Mizer
Canaweland
Agnes
Ida
Della Portz
Joyce Lower
Dr Lower
Henty Lower
Adam Porta
Sugar Creek
Serio
Cornet
M. E. Pabor
Dr. J W S Goudy Dies at 78 in Newcomerstown O
Dr J W S Goudy one of the county’s oldest practitioners died at his Newcomerstown home Saturday aged 78 after a stroke last June. He had lived in the village many years and was known throughout the county. He is survived by two sons Dr R A Goudy and John Goudy both of Newcomerstown.
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Newcomerstown
J. W. S. Goudy
R. A. Goudy
John Goudy
The Texas Wander Patent Medicine Ad
An old advertisement touts cures for Kinaney Sladder and Rheumatic troubles sold by druggists or via mail. It offers two months of treatment for $1 and lists Dr E W Hall at 2926 Olive Street St Louis MO with a promise to send for testimonials.
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E. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Ashbrook and Smyser clash over Roosevelt trusts policy
A syndicated editorial exchange questions Smyser's stance on Roosevelt’s trust policies and Bryan era reforms. It argues Ashbrook would back the Roosevelt view on curbing trusts, while Smyser aligns with Foraker and opposes the administration. The piece notes a baby death in West Lafayette and asks what corporate lawyers will do when voters curb railroads and enforce fair rates.
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Smyser
Ashbrook
Bryan
Roosevelt
Harrisburg
Knox
Askail Bryan
Foraker
Truats
Congress
Republcan
Smyner
Ohio ninety seventh veterans hold annual reunion at Zanesville
Survivors of the old ninety seventh Ohio gathered in Zanesville with a basket dinner under Woman's Relief Corps supervision. Judge O'Neill of Lebanon delivered the morning address, and Adjutant General Brown spoke. Officers were elected: Adair president, Gillespie first vice, Fulton second vice, Almack third vice, Gorsuch treasurer, Drake secretary, McFarland chaplain, Stewart assistant chaplain. Resolutions condemned a proposed Wertz monument.
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Old Ninety Seventh Ohio
Zanesville
Woman’s Relief Corps
Judge O'Neill
Lebanon
R. B. Brown
J. T. Gorsuch
Howard Aston
Muskingum County
Joshua Dewees
Belmont County
Nathan P:ce
Cosaocron
George It. Stottlemire
Guernsey County
Associaton
John
Adair
Mel Connellsville
Greorge A. Gillespie
Morgan County
John D. Fulton
Elmer Almack
Coshocton
John H. Drake
W. H. McFarland
Cambridge
Nixon Stewart
Adamaville
Wertz
Blood Tells A Tale Of Horror And Cure Claims
A Bac Ky merchant J W Willems notes a past near death from lung hemorrhages and credits Dr King s New Discovery with his recovery. The ad touts cures for hemorrhages chronic coughs settled colds and bronchitis promising a complete lung remedy. Available from Coshocton and Roscoe druggists with 50c and 1 00 bottles and a trial bottle offer.
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Marka
J. W. Willems
Bac Ky
Dr. King
C. E. Anderson
Coshocton
C. M. Ferguson
Roscoe
Pastor Glover Named to Zanesville Charges
The Zanesville Presbytery appointed Rev Glover, formerly of Ashland, to serve the charges at Thich and Homer, with notification received by the Utica congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glover
Thin Clty
Ashland
Zanesville
Thich
Homer
Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised in Coshocton drug stores
A testimonial from L. S. Napier of Bugles Ky claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured a long standing pile condition after using less than a box at C. E. Anderson's and C. M. Ferguson's drug stores in Coshocton. The ad also promotes The Manville Fire Extinguisher agent program with potential weekly earnings and lists H. W. Johns-Manville Co. contact in Cleveland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. Napier
C. E. Anderson
Coshocton
C. M. Ferguson
Residence sale in Roscoe bought by County Auditor Randies
County Auditor C. R. Randies bought the Roscoe residence of Marc J. Adams on a Saturday for 1800 dollars. Randies had been occupying the home for some time. Also note offers from agents to sell Manville Dry Powder Fire Extinguisher with weekly earnings of 25 to 50 dollars, urging contact with H. W. Johns-Manville Co. in Cleveland, Ohio.
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Manville
H. W. Johns-Manville Co
Cleveland, O
C. R. Randies
Marc J. Adams
Roscoe
H. W. Johns-Manvile Co
Cleveland
Divorce Petition in Coshocton County Probate Court
Mary E Nelson files for divorce alimony custody and injunction in Coshocton County Ohio Probate Court on September 26 1906 against Henry O Nelson last known residence St Louis Missouri grounds extreme cruelty neglect drunkenness adultery he must answer by November 17 1906 or a judgment will be entered. Attorney W S Merrell represents the petitioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry O. Nelson
St. Louis
Missouri
Mary
Appointment of Administrator in Ohio Estate
Notice of appointment of L. D. Schott as administrator of the estate of Anna Tubbs, deceased, Coshocton County, Ohio, dated October 1, 1906. Also notice that G. W. Bendure is appointed administrator of the estate of Lucinda Morgan, Coshocton County, Ohio, dated October 4, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Tubbs
Coshocton County
Ohio
L. D. Schott
Lucinda Morgan
G. W. Bendure
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