Rescue at Sea on the Rock Lighthouse
After a shipwreck, Constance and Mr Pyne assist survivors aboard a rock shelter. The group fights through gale and darkness to rescue and care for the injured, distributing water and bandages while guiding the captain and officers to safety. Constance encounters Mrs Vansittart and reflects on the night’s horrors and looming arrangements.
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Constance
Scismor
Avnese
Vietions
Eni
Cuba
Plata
Hin Do
Ktehon
Bull
Brand
Tid
Ife
Ohio teachers to be paid for attending institutes
Coshocton county teachers gain pay for attending teacher institutes after Ohio Supreme Court upholds the law’s constitutionality. The decision, stemming from a Wood County case, clears delays that had held up pay for three years. Local teachers helped fund the appeal, and the court rules pay is owed whether institutes occur within terms or not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton County
Supreme Court
Ohio
Wood Co
Humane Society Seeks Adoptive Homes For Two Children
Humane Officer Jackson investigated a West Lafayette household after the mother’s death and found eight year old boy and six year old girl neglected. The father works at a livery stable and is often away, so the officer brought the children to the city to find loving homes. Interested parties should contact the humane officer with a stamped return envelope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mvith
Plucky Driver Foils Robber With Revolver Near Canal Lewisville
Anthony Morrow returning home near Canal Lewisville late Saturday night was accosted by a highwayman who stopped his horse and brandished a gun. Morrow seized his revolver and fired two shots, causing the robber to flee. He drove away uninjured and did not check for a hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Morrow
Canal Lewisville
Morrow
Blind residents lose $100 annual pension under Ohio ruling
Eighteen Coshocton county residents who qualified under the 1891 blind pension law are cut from the program after the Ohio Supreme Court decision Tuesday. The ruling reverses lower court judgments, declaring the act unconstitutional.
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Coshocton
Supreme Court of Ohio
J.g. Davies
Lucas County
John T Boyle
Court House Notes on Receipts and Probate Actions
Tax receipts rise to 132.74 as probate court admits will of A D Manner and appoints Mary J Manner executrix. Various court and county expenses listed including repairs, supplies, and bridge work. Naturalization updates arrive from Warrington and Dobson case moved on error. Will of John Osbun admitted to probate. hearing set for October 17.
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A. D. Manner
Mary J. Manner
Central Union Telephone
Ohio Law
Jos. H. Mathews and Co
W. Besst
Cole Co
Frank Norris
Orangebridge
Union Bridge Co
Washington
Franklin
Perry Tos
Treasury
Henry Ehrich
Sary
Common Pleas Court
Bert Haghea
Abrahim Parson
McBate
Department of Commerce and Labor
Warrington
Wiil
John Osbun
Local Notices From Coshocton Area Reported
Layland Layland and BR F D J note dates. William Conrad visits Coshocton on Mondays for business. Vernon Casey and family of Wayne County seek relatives and friends nearby. Oscar Ames and wife welcome a baby boy. Fred Bechiol and wife travel to northern Ohio to visit kin. A new baby boy at Tila Craig’s residence. Alien Conkle from Beck’s Mill visits Bonu wower’s Sunday. Walter Erreh and wife from Keene visit her parents Sunday. Basil Leavitt moves to his farm. Mike Keiser travels to Cincinnati and the West to visit relatives. John Egger and family of Bale note Mrs. George B’ck’s Sunday. Mrs. Henry Conrad of Coshocton visits Frank Guthrie Monday. Miss Bexsle Kaser spends part of last week in Coshocton. John Gogsdon moves to Akron Monday. Evan Cox’s move to new home of Ja week. John Riander and family of Coshoton visit friends nearby. George Gutherland very ill. HM Goodharthia noon cited to appear before grand jury. Mayor Smith Grow wp narrates diarist.
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Layland
Walter Erreh
Keene
Basil Leavitt
Mike Keiser
Cincinnati
John Egger
Bale
George B'ckel
Henry Conrad
Coshocton
Frank Guthrie
Misa Bexsle Kaser
John Gogsdon
Akron
Evan Cox
John Rianer
Coshoeton
George Gutherland
Fair Board Honors Memory of Robert Boyd at Coshocton
The Coshocton County Agricultural Society memorializes Robert Boyd late secretary of the fair board born in Martinsburg Knox County Ohio in 1850s and died August 19 1906 in Coshocton. He served Grace M E church and the community with steadfast public spirit and was fondly remembered by his colleagues and family.
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County Fair Board
Robt. Boyd
Coshocton
Ohio
Robert Boyd
Martinsburg
Knox County
Ohlo
Grace M. EB
Church of
Coshington
Coshocton County Agricultural Society
Grand jury delays charge over medical practice case
A former grand jury declined to indict on practicing medicine without state license. The grand jury had adjourned before the transcript arrived, so the case will carry over to the next term of court.
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Leeward
Hue
Constauer
Connie
Pyne
Herb Crank
Nate
Charles AL Pyne
Anders Chang
Fannel
Phil Plelplis
Serealy
Tust
Ind
Wen
Svessed
Agin
oWanidhrom
Imiot Doine
Dani
Khaw
Ariel
Andy
Mia
Beand
Leing
Constance S
Salion
Abe
Humane Society
Foicay
Circuit Court
News OF Court House
A. FB. Wolff
Renfrew
Queensware
John F. Finlay
Samuel T. Dobson
State of Ohio
Wm. H. Wilson
Dobson
Squire Whoomer
Te. M. HM
Goodharthia
Smith Grow
the Ransom Dry Goods Co
Coleen Poplin
Coleen
Navy
Ladies’ Home Journal
THE
Ransom Dry Goods Company
Buffalo
Sware
Thia
Europe
Lazier Engine CO
Main Street
Buffalo, N. Y
Fair Board
MR. Boyd
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