Winter Schedule Likely Adds No 1 Stop at Coshocton
Panhandle train No 7 may become a Coshocton regular on the December winter timetable. Presently Coshocton lacks westbound service between 6:704 a. m. and 11:47 a. m. Stop would allow Coshocton riders to reach Columbus by 9:55 a. m and Zanesville by 10:05 a. m. Officials say the plan, approved by railroad leaders, should improve local traffic and restore service once more to the area.
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Panhandle
Coshoden
Coshocton
Columbus
Zanesville
R. E. McCarty
Divishoes
P. A. Bonebralay
Local Voting Places For the Option Election
Local option election to decide if vans are allowed in Cerrhocton for three years. Voting locations listed by ward: Ward 1 North Tnabd Street and Catholic church. Ward 1 City Tall. Ward 1 C Kissner’s mobile barn. Ward 2 Jas. Manner’s offect Sixth Street. Ward 2 Hose cart house Vine Street. Ward 3 Coehrin’s marble shop Sixth Street. Ward 3 Mafo Videntines residence Lee Avenue. Ward 4 Thermometer factory Orchard Street. Ward 4 Mrs Ketzler’s South Eighth Street. Ward 4 Mrs Dunn’s science Pine and 8th Street. Tuscarawas North Cochran’s shop Sixth Street. Tuscarawas South Fulton Sayy e Walwat and Sixth Streets.
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elwetign
city of Correcroll
Tnabd
City Tall
C. Kissner
Jas. Manner’s
Sixth street
Vine street
Coehrin
Lee avenue
Orchard street
Ketzler
South Eighth street
South Eighth street. Ward 4, Pet. C—Mrs. Dunn's science, corney Pine
8th Street
Tuscarawas
Cochran's shop
6th street
Fulton Sayye
Walwat
Sixth streets
Finger Crushed Under Boiler in Workplace Accident
While moving a large boiler on Wednesday A Hamilton badly injured the finger on his right hand as it was pushed under a roller. Attempts to free the finger caused the end wax to come off.
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A. Hamilton
Celi
tina
pat eerie
beatie
Will Ask Divorce from New Castle Husband
George Rogers of New Castle plans to file a divorce petition against his husband who was recently placed under a $2 peace bond. Twenty oak finished desks with revolving chairs have been installed in the Commercial Department of the Comboten High school.
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fox
George Rogers
New Castle
heanshand
Comboeten High evhoo
Predictions On Eve Of Election From Local Option HQ
The local option faction claims 70 to 90 percent of votes will be outside the city and confidence to carry the city or break even. They estimate a county dry majority around 3500, and anticipate winning tomorrow while not engaging in pre election chats. A Manufacturers Association member backs the county split and city support.
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winntage morrow
Manufacturers” Association
Judges Nicholas Wickham and Seward to preside in disbarment trials
Judges Nicholas of Coshocton E M Wickham of Delaware and Judge Seward of Newark were chosen to preside as a commission in the disbarment trials of four Mansfield attorneys H E Bell Samuel Marriott Geo Morehoune and Louw Mengert. A fifth J C Laser is deceased. The panel will hear cases starting November 9 with outside judges filling in other districts as needed. The move aims to ensure fair impartial hearings amid strong public sentiment.
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Nicholas
Coshocton
EM. Wickham
Delaware
Seward
Newark
Mansfield
Ghion bar
H. E. Bell
ember
Samuel Marriott
Geo. Morehoune
Louw Mengert
J. C. Laser
California
Ohio
tures
Sixth Judicial district
Columbus
Nicholas, Wickbiin
triads
penn
Judge Mansfield
Mays
willome
Coshoclan
Campbell
Lew
Eason
Knnox county
Choral Club Plans Masters Compositions and Two Concerts
At a Cashocton Choral Club meeting in Carnegie hall officials outline a season to strengthen operations and perform works by master composers. The club aims to select material soon with two public concerts planned for Christmas tide and May, amid local talent and a growing enrollment expected to reach about 150 participants. Practice will rotate between Carnegie hall and City Hall with arrangements for conductors and rehearsals.
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Cashocton Choral Club
Carnegie hall
ods
Ashley
alngees
Carenowfe
Next Year Court Dates Arranged In Sixth Judicial District
Officials in Columbus coordinated next year’s court schedule for Coshocton Holmes and Wayne counties. Coshocton dates include February 1 April 8 and September 1. Holmes includes January 3 March 10 and May 1. Wayne dates are January 4 April 3 and September 1. Baptist convention officers elected include President Charles P Lewin Toledo and vice president Rev H Stewell Cleveland. Granville named recording secretary Rev S E Brininstall and treasurer Rev K W Cowell. Marriage license processed for Frank Patton 40 farmer Pike and Lenka Belle Graham 75 Pike tp.
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Tnilger Niehe
Columbus
common pleas
Cosherton
Holmes
Wayne
Coshecton
du Holme
Marenos
Ger
Jamairs
Baptist Convention
Newark
Charles P. Lewin
Toledo
view penc
Stewell
Cleveland
Charles J. Rose Granville
S. E. Brininstall
Verdun
Frank Patton
Pike
Lenka Belle Graham
Rev. Paricrenn
Fire alert as kitchen stove scorches and smoke rises
A kitchen stove fire caused smoke at a home on Janeon John Street in Tres afternoon. Neighbors alerted the fire department, but flames were already under control when firefighters arrived. No injuries reported.
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Janeon John
Harry
Bryan and Holmes forecast in Coshocton poll clash
A. Andersons of Midersburn, a Democratic State Executive Committee member, visited Coshocton on Wednesday and predicted Holmes would win by at least 500 votes over Bryan in the upcoming fall race.
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A. Andersons
Midersburn
Holmes
Bryan
Times Extra to Cover Local Option Returns
The Daily Times plans an extra edition once the local option election returns arrive. The paper will publish full notes and outlying district results as soon as possible, aiming for seven o’clock, keeping readers informed with the newspaper’s progressive stance.
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Daily Times
TIMES EXTRA
Court Dismisses Divorce Case Involving Croakes and Sposa
Judge Nicholas on Wednesday ordered the divorce case of Margaret Croakes and Albert Sposa dismissed. All costs of the plaintiff are awarded to Croakes.
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carminon
Nicholas
Margaret Croakes
Albert Sposa
Mercury Carter Survives Elabored Lincoln Park Trap
In Lincoln Park Mercury Carter, a noted ball player, was lured by two women and a man named Reeder into an ambush. Gunfire erupted before the trap collapsed, leaving Carter grievously shaken and later tended by medical staff. investigators see this as a deceitful setup aimed at harming him.
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American Press
Marion
Orr
Harry Reader
Lincoln park
mac oeloek
Mercury
Carter
phiyet
Reeder
Canter
Mi Vernon
Hilby Smith
Cartes
ANTONIS
dreus
Heeder
Harmon Cheered by Business Men at New York Meeting
Three cabinet members from the Cleveland administration spoke at Carnegie Hall as part of a Democratic rally to boost William J. Bryan’s 1900 presidential bid. Attendees included Judson Harmon of Ohio and Billary A. Mertert, with former Interior Secretary St Francis and others on stage. The event highlighted party unity and support for Bryan amid campaign spin.
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Harmon
New York
Cleveland
pffence
Tiden
iis
Wiliam J. Brian
AMS Theelding
Trsaga and Kern
Carnegie hall
David St Francis
Missouri
Interior
Judson Harmon
Ohio
Billary A. Mertert
Alabama
geerclay
navy
Attornes
Andson Harmon
Partition Cases Have the Call
A partition case titled Joni A Blackwell v Everett Pueckwrdl a minor under fourteen has been before the common pleas. Land parcels in Perry township are involved in the action seeking partition or settlement of interests.
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Joni A. Blackwell
Everett Pueckwrdl
Perry tp
Seneca County Wet Column Details Rimmed by Votes
Seneca County votes show a wet majority of about 100 overall with several townships turning wet by roughly 1,200. Fostoria remains dry by about 50, while the county hosts filaw loans and two breweries. Frank Brennan wedding to Lance Moretine marked a notable event amid local typhoid concerns and A K Ailes’ ongoing illness.
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deneca county
Fostoria
filaw loans
Frank “Brennan
lance Moretine
Leon
A. K. Ailes
William Jennings Killed on Train Near Adams Mills
William Jennings aged 28 died in a tragic accident on Train No 3 near Adams Mills around 6 45 pm Tuesday. He worked as an operator of a mining machine at Barnes colliery and lived at Will Creek, with plans to marry soon. The mangled corpse was placed on the track by a southbound Wheeling and Lake Erie freight train. Police and witnesses described the scene as mysterious and grim, with early speculation about robbery and foul play. Doctors and witnesses recounted Jennings’s final hours including dental work and a stop near Coshocton before boarding the train. The incident left the village of Adams Mills in shock as investigators continued to piece together exact circumstances.
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Wiliam Jennings
Adams Mills
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Jenning
Wills Creek
Barnes
Theater
af K. OG
Smit
Bell
Dr. Smith
ohioom
ble
devine
Tewis
Dreseery Howird Walt
titsett
nett fey
Washerton
lau ehureh
Tragic Wheeling Freight Crash Claims Local Worker
A Wheeling freight train struck a man at a crossing near Alloway injuring him fatally. The victim died from head injuries as scraps and body parts lay near the scene. Survived by a large family including parents, siblings, and in laws, the bereaved prepare funeral arrangements at Mount. The accident occurred Wednesday morning and the funeral is planned at a local church.
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hla Aathor
Inother
Mra
Alex lenndines
Drothers
Heemer Examined for Mental Condition in Court Case
Three physicians and several officials examined Heemer on Wednesday to determine his mental condition after a grand jury indicted him. The case proceeds as legal actions move forward in the county court.
Could Furnish Jobs for a Few Warbled Socialist Speech
A noisy crowd debated labor in Warwick, with phrases about offering work. The speaker claimed six men could gain jobs, questioning who would work and under what terms. A man near the edge of the crowd spoke of arranging dawn shifts and daily wages, while onlookers watched the scene unfold with tension and confusion.
Receiver 15 Ordered to Pay Bills in Court Session
In Weitdesdin amid a court session for a combined plea, Saher as receiver of the Main Street Rink was ordered to pay the bills against the Jhapepey Whe eotpeasebien af ome eolven. The decision lists further obligations in deed and attoninmess.
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Weitdesdin nromnfirg
eoibiat
Saher
Norman official pushes faster road program near Coshocton
A local official, Norman Me, urged allies of the contractor to accelerate improvements on the Newark road. The push targets paving efforts and faster progress on road work, with support expected from associated parties amid debate over the pace of construction.
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Tumsdey
Coshocton
Norman
Newark
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