Mother of J. C. Fisher Dies in Licking Co
Mrs. Sarah Fisher died at the home of her daughter in Licking county near Newark after a long life of industry and charity. Survived by husband William Fisher and three children including editor John C. Fisher, she was 85. Funeral at Gratiot M P church conducted by Rev. Wees with interment in Poplar Fork cemetery.
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Sarah Fisher
Bissett
Licking County
Newark
William Fisher
George W. Fisher
Muskingum County
Joan C. Fisher
Licking
Muskingum
Pike Township
Manuel Chaney
West Carlisle
Gratiot M. P
Hane
Tan
Mr. Fisher
M. P
Wees
Brownsville
Poplar Fork
Reat
Death and obituary notes for Mrs. A F Lee in Gooshocton
The long life of Mrs. Anne Elizabeth Triplett Lee ends at eighty six after a fall and illness. Born in Virginia, she moved to Gooshocton as a child, married Dr Lane H. Lee in 1844, and lived in the area with periods in California and Washington. She survived by two sons Edwin S. Lee and Daniel T. Lee, six grandchildren, and a sister of Mrs. Nellie Lee Robinson. A devout Presbyterian, she was remembered for her gentle character and strength of spirit.
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A. F. Lee
Edwin
Lee
Chestnut Street
Anne Elizabeth Triplett
Daniel Triplett
Virginia
Gooshocton
Robert M Lam
Lane Hramlee
Peru
Indiana
Hshocton
California
Washington
Daniel T. Lee
Nellie Lee Rob- Inenn
Sae
Dewkles Thone
Bessie Robinson
Conrsville
Lee Rotingon
Pittsburg
Eleanor Lee
Painesville
Mma
Lew
Presbyterian Church
Honest Virtue Advised By Rockefeller To Cleveland Class
John D Rockefeller urged a Cleveland Sunday school class to value honesty as the foundation of character and warned that true success stems from integrity and hard work.
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John D. Rockefeller
Cleveland
A Lucky Postmistress Endorses Dr Kings New Life Pills
A Cary Maine postmistress named Mrs Alexander praises Dr Kings New Life Pills as the best remedy she tried for stomach liver and bowels in perfect order. She endorses painless purgatives guaranteed by C E Anderson Coshocton and M Ferguson Roscoe Drug Wists at 25 cents.
Fragmentary Wedding Notices From a Distant Page
The text appears as garbled segments likely about marriage dates and names. It mentions May weddings and June ceremonies, with unclear names such as Dearborn and Wabash. No coherent events or verifiable entities can be identified for a reliable summary.
Smyser Hoax Rumor Affects Pension Guardian Vote
A Newark guardian recounts receiving two congratulatory letters from Congressman Smyser after a pension increase for his ward. The mixup shows Smyser praised the guardian for influence that aided a presumed Smyser win. The Democrat guardian laughs at the notion of voting for Smyser or any Republican candidate.
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Onal
Guardian
Pension Department
Washington
Smyser
Newark
Congress
Weather report recounts unusually cold October in Coleshorton county
The weekly Times weather note by L. C. Gamertafelder records a Friday low of 21 degrees and a prior night 25, marking near record October cold. Tuesday peaked at 69, total precipitation listed as 61 ditches. last two days were clear. A separate item notes a 32 hour jury deliberation in an Ohio anti trust case, plus a Boiler pipe fix restoring water supply near West Lafayette.
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Coshocton County
The
Times
L. C. Gamertafelder
Bryan's Ohio tour to deliver 40 speeches in 3 days
William Jennings Bryan will travel by special train through 17 Ohio congressional districts from Montpelier to Van Wert over three days. He will hold about 12 speeches on the first two days and 15 to 16 on the third, accompanied by Samuel A. Hoegkins, H. Garber, W. L. Finley, and other Democratic officials as he campaigns across towns including Napoleon, Wooster, Marietta, Canton, Zanesville, Dayton, and more.
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Columbus
Commonwealth
William Jennings Bryan
Ohio
Buckeye
Bryan
Montpelier
Williams County
Napoleon
Paulding
Wooster
M. K L. Smyser
Millersburg
Marietta
Washington County
Dawes
Samuel A. Hoegkins
H. ©. Garber
W. L. Finley
Democratic
Bryan Wll
Fort Wayne
Ind
Montpelles
Gutawa
Findley
Carey
Upper Sandusky
Keaton
Marion
Galin
Mansfield
Tiday
Orville
Ciicleville
Washington D. H
A. m
Myshmington
Middletown
Franklin
Mi Atersburg
Dayton
Troy
Rom
Sidney
Veree P
Ansonia
van Wert
Plainfield notices and births from October 13
Plainfield notes report Hannah Sawyer of Redland California visiting Mrs G W Lane. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Benton Bassett and another to Mr and Mrs Shafer Bassett. Rev Bengett of United Brethren will preach at the M P church Sunday. The rural route inspector orders replacement of wooden boxes on the Plainfield star route with regulation boxes.
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Plainfield
Coshocton
Hannah Sawyer
Redland
Cal
G. W. Lane
Benton Bassett
Shafer Bassett
Bengett
United Brethren
Pobobdy
Roche Codicil Admitted to Probate by Judge Maxwell
The court finds the codicil duly signed and of sound mind and memory. It is ordered admitted to probate. Arguments featured sharp exchanges between attorneys Dr. Carr Mrs. Cooks ey and L D Schott regarding the judge's accountability at the signing time.
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ROCHE
Maxwell
Dr. Carr
West Lafayette Squire Narrowly Escapes Train T Civility Crowd Watches
Squire Heal of West Lafayette narrowly escaped being ground under the wheels of passenger train No 10 as he alighted from the Walhonding flyer and crossed the east bound track toward the depot. Confused by the approaching locomotive he started back while bystanders rushed to pull him away. The old man, infirm and unable to act quickly, required main-force assistance to remove him from danger.
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Squire Heal
West Lafayette
Squire
Many Fall Changes Across Town Across River Roscoe
Roscoe reports a spate of local changes in October. John Wright has bought a nearby farm and will relocate with his family. Nelduon and Snedeker bought the Anderson carryall to aid furniture deliveries. Mrs. Brewer moved to Mt Vernon. Frank Martin joined Price grocery as salesman. Charles Milligan nears completion of a new South Main residence. Dan Winklepleck visits local friends. Anthony Ricketts of Indiana tours the area. A Clark from the Black Hills visits Prairie Chapel relatives. Blacksmith Dobson moves his shop to his own premises. The cider mill sees strong business. Will Shrigley and J A Corsell opened a meat market in the Compton building, boosting Roscoe meat supply.
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Roscoe
John Wright
New Guulford
Wilson Grace
Nelduon & Snedeker
Anderson Carryall
South Main Street
Daugherty
Marshall Endsley
Keene
Dan Winklepleck
Anthony Ricketts
Indiana
Frenda
Clark
Black Hills
Clarks
Praire Chapel
Mr. Dobson
Burchfields
Forks
Will Shrigley
Ashbrook Endorsed by Ohio Railroad Men Letter Endorsement
Ohio railroad conductors' legislative representative submits a letter praising William A. Ashbrook for supporting and engaging with railroad legislation in the last General Assembly. The endorsement notes Ashbrook offered substantial aid, conferred with the group, and remained fair and ready to act on measures affecting them.
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Ohio Railroad
Wm. A. Ashbrook
Chiagate
J. Woodward
W. T. Francis
State Legislative Representativ
West Carlisle News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Death
West Carlisle notes show Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Preston of Coshocton visiting, Harold White returning from Newark and Columbus, and Mrs. Nancy Lippie’s death from heart disease. Local residents attend events in Coshocton, Columbus, and Dresden. Alex Bonham’s property sale and George Underwood’s farm purchase are reported, with social reminders and a local medical ad at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Carlisle
A. D. Preston
Coshocton
Harold White
Newark
Columbus
W. S. Welling
Baltimore
Charles
Alex Babcock
Nancy Lippie
West Carimele
D. J. Mosholder
Roy Bennett
North West
Charles Moore
Walter Howell
George Underwood
Stella Hughes
Zanesville
Supreme Court Review Opens in Marquand Case
The Virginia township school cane case, involving Marquand et al, comes before Judge Maxwert as he reviews mutheritien and pending decision. Clark, treasurer, and others are due to appear, with proceedings likely spanning several days into next week.
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Virginis ‘Township
Cardon
Marquand Et
Clark
Maxwert
Attorneys push case toward state Supreme Court test
The lower court case will go to the state Supreme Court for a Lybarger act test. Opposing counsel, regardless of common pleas outcome, have agreed to waive preliminaries and speed to Circuit Court when it convenes next week. One attorney quips that Judge Maxwell faces hard legal nuts.
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Supreme Court of
Common Pleas
Circuit Court
Maxwell
Death of Capt R B Crawford in Massillon
Massillon mourns Capt R B Crawford member of the state board of Public Works after a brief illness. He was well known locally for official duties and horse racing. His funeral is planned for Friday and H Geldel will attend. The note about laxatives is an unrelated ad text interwoven in the article.
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H. Geidet
R. B. Crawford
State Board of Public Works
Massillon
Crawford
State Board
Six Mile
Geldel
Milfork and area social notes and ad for Te Witt's salve
Oct 18 notes show Burgess Robinson back out after illness. Mr and Mrs Samuel Wright Coshocton visited his mother. Mr and Mrs Henry Ogle Kansas and Mr and Mrs F Krel der visited Rev Senter. Brayton Norris saw Armor Dickerson. Della Wright and Minnie Hunt visited Coshocton. TeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve advertised by C E Anderson as the original remedy for eczema, itching, boils and cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfork
Burgess Robinson
Samuel Wright
Coshocton
Henry Ogle
Kansas
F. Krelder
Senter
Brayton Norris
Armor Dickerson
Della Wright
Minnie Hunt
Tiverton
Delle Norris
TeWitt
C. E. Anderson
Eastern Ohio Teachers Meet to Plan Steubenville Event
The Executive Committee of the Eastern Ohio Teachers Association met at Barnesville to organize a program for the Steubenville meeting after Thanksgiving. Members include Supts K M Richardson Mc Connellsville L E York R Barnenville Edward M Van Cleve Breabenville. An attractive program is in preparation. Humanes officer uniformed cap displays "Humane Officer" in gola lettering. Ads note laxative and job offers with weekly earnings quoted.
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Eastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
Barnesville
Steubenville
K. M. Richardson
McConnellsville
L. E. York
R Barnenvilleo
Edward M. van Cleve
Breabenville
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J. C. Fisher
Licking CO
Mrs. Lee
Westved
Sumter
M. E Loos
Frost
Taws
Jaco Kale
Top Tilton
Tilton
I Virgina Township
Tal
Dearborn
J. L. Rue
R. H. Mills
L. E. Baughman
Asst
Congressman “Smyser
Standard
O1l
Supreme Court
West Lafayette Way
Kisaner
Bowers
Eada
Court House Square
Sixth Street Theater
Mr. Bryan
H. G. DeWeese
Speakers’ Bureau
Bryan T'Ain
Magsillon
Ashbrook
C. B
Dana Porter
Constable
Chas, Moore
J. P
Earl Welling
Dresden
J. W. Magruder
Recorder
DeWitts
C. BR. Anderaon
Ayer
Ayer Co
Fewell
Capt
Kennedy
C. E. Ansderson
Milfork
Ken
C. BE. Andersen
Manvilie
Peweer
Jemee-Maavie Co
Crevelané
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