Dr Thomen Offers Free Exam and Broad Patent Medicine Treatment
A promotional advertisement touts Dr Thomen who claims diplomas from colleges and state officials and commissions from governors. It promises cures for catarrh, asthma, bronchitis, pneumonia, consumption, liver and kidney diseases, female disorders, varicocele, urinary issues, blood poison, heart and skin diseases, nervous disorders, and rheumatism. The piece emphasizes free examinations and immediate, lasting effects with a “new discovery” applied to the body’s surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomen
Tho Men
Bright
Toders
War of the Noses color battle at Lancaster politics
Governor Andrew J. Harris argues the county local option law alone cannot close saloons. voters decide remain or go. The piece notes Liberal Republicans and Democrats clash over Pattison, Harmon, Atwell, Drake and Denman, framing the issue as class rather than party driven and asserting nonpartisan voting in the General Assembly on the local option bill.
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Lancaster
Andrew J. Harris
Ohio
Drake
Denman
Senator Atwell
Harmon
Timate
Pattison
Forsooth
Harris
Fae
Watter
Atwell
Finley
Judge Harmon
General Assembly
Cincinnati Enquirer
Undertaker's Horse Falls Through Rotten Bridge Incident
Undertaker L. Snedeker of Roscoe was injured when his horse broke through a rotted plank bridge on Mt. Vernon road near J. F. Siebert's home in Jackson county. The horse suffered severe injuries to its neck legs and mouth and was pulled from the hole and brought to town. The animal belonged to Will Markley, a Main Street liveryman.
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L. Snedeker
Roscoe
Jackson
Mt. Vernon Road
J. F. Siebert
Stillinger Able to Come to Coshocton in Recovery
Democratic treasurer candidate George Stillinger, recently recovered from an eight week bout of typhoid fever, visited Coshocton on Friday confirming he will return to duties if elected. His illness had sparked rumors he could not serve, but he now appears capable and willing to fulfill the treasurer role.
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George Stillinger
Coshocton
Red Paint Not Required Under New Gasoline Law
The state oil inspector law regulates gasoline, benzine and naphtha dealers and requires proper labeling on containers. Deputy oil inspectors and police have enforcement power with fines from five to fifty dollars or up to sixty days in jail. The act takes effect next Tuesday September 1.
Bloomfield Fair Counts 1571 Debates and Reunion News
Aug 28 Bloomfield notes show a fair, plenic, and debate crowd of 1571 attendees. Family visits include G C Pimlay and kin from West Virginia with Mr Florey’s parents. The Crawford reunion Wednesday drew large attendance from the family group.
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Bloomfield
G. C. Pimlay
Familly
West Virginia
Local note on domestic violence and community call for reform
The column condemns a man who became intoxicated last Saturday and tried to injure his wife and children, urging old fashioned punishment and broader social intervention. It also notes KB with visits to W. W. Duncan’s and J. P. Crawford’s family, and reports A. W. Finlay leaving for Trinidad, Colorado for a teaching job.
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KB. L. Smeader
W. W. Duncan
J. P. Crawford
Toledo
A. W. Finlay
Trinidad
Colo
Isleta News Items Flagging Social Visits and Local Notices
Isleta items note Mrs Calvin Smith visiting her brother William Wilbringham of White Eyes this week. Mrs Charles Hirley visiting her parents Calvin Smith and family. Smith Jones in Coshocton on business. Rudy Simmons and nephew Raymond called on John Stewart and wife. J M Sawyer and wife called on Frank Emerson near Orange last Sunday evening. Charles Miser and family from Canal Dover visited his parents Bartley Smith and family and returned home on No 10. George Loos in Newcomers site to see grandson Arthur Atkinson sick with typhoid. Mack Dougherty in Coshocton and West Lafayette on business. Erick Reddick in Coshocton. George Geese had a piano installed from Coshocton. John Stewart in Coshocton on business. Joan Versel and family visited Mrs Ray McGiffin on Hickory Flat. Mendhes Albergon and mother in Dennison and New Philadelphia on business. The Ohio Attorney General holds that terms of justices of the peace elected in 1905 expire in November this year due to constitutional amendment. Earl Jewle Robison, age 3 years 6 months 36 days, died near Coshocton. He leaves father James Robison, mother, two brothers Hay J and Kemmet J, and sister Zelma.
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Isleta
Calvin Smith Jig
Wiliam Wilbringham
Charles Hirley
Calvin Smith
Smith Jones
Coshocton
Rudy Simmons
Raymond
John Stewart
J. M. Sawyer
Emerson
Orange
Charles Miser
Canal Dover
Bartley Smith
George Loos
Newcomersite
Arthur Atkinson
Mack Dougherty
West Lafayette
Erick Reddick
George Geese
Joan Versel
Wengel
Ray McGiffin
Hickory Flat
Mendhes Albergon
Dennison
New Philadelphia
Bryan Opposes Postal Savings Bank in Topeka Address
In Topeka Kansas William Jennings Bryan contrasted bank deposit guarantees with the proposed postal savings bank system. He argued for depositor security and cited Oklahoma’s guaranty law showing deposits shifted to secured banks while unsecured banks lost funds. He urged criminal penalties for bank officials who loan unduly to insiders.
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Topeka
Kaw
William Jennings Bryan
Newark lovers thwarted in fifth romance by probate court
Friday morning two residents of Newark eloped to this city but a probate court blocked their plans for a fifth marriage. The bride, aged 18, was from Licking County and named Leara Biamp, while the groom was Michael Syring.
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Newark
Protate
Licking County
Meiryste Sivenes Michael Syring
Game Drower
Leara Biamp
Mrs Johnson Succumbs to Cancer After Long Illness
Minerva Johnson of Weatlaw Fayette dies at 43 after a battle with cancer. She visited City May 26 for treatment and deteriorated. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Davidson of Coshocton. Survived by several brothers and sisters, including Mrs. James Johnson and Mrs. George Markley.
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George Markley
Minerva Johnson
Weatlaw Fayette
All City
Johnson
Myr
George Davidson
Coshocton
James Johnson
John Ross
Marry Tune of
Mansfield
Nellie Davis
Coshoeton
Charles Davidson
Ben Davideson
Cape Fear River Hits New Depth Near Fayetteville
Audunia Ga Aug 29 The Cape Fear river at Fayetteville rose to 79 feet breaking all records. Wide areas flooded with muddy torrents. City hall to river water a mile and a half. three thousand homeless and mayoral proclamation. Power plant submerged leaving city in darkness. Relief appeal issued as communications collapse except for a Western Union cable. No trains since three days. food scarce with eggs at a dollar a dozen and vegetables priced high.
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Fayetteville
N. C
Cape Fear
Western Union Telegraph Company
Two Judgments Taken in Common Pleas Court
Journal entries show two judgments filed Saturday afternoon. Hubbard Zen maty Steamship Company versus Mike Mecurie yields a confessed judgment of 813 dollars. Patterson versus Shannon awards 100 dollars plus costs.
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Common Pleas Court
Hubbard Zenmaty Steamship Company
Mike Mecurie
Squire Wimmer
W. Patterson
Crissle
Shannon
Marriage License for Loader and Hackenbracht in Oxford Township
George J. Loader aged 45 a carpenter of Oxford Township and Minnie A. Hackenbracht aged 38 of the same township are issued a marriage license.
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George J. Loader
Carpenter
Oxford Township
Minnie A. Hackenbracht
Same
Remedy Claims for Coughs and Colds in Cass County
Mrs Griley of Cashocton ill, Bud Griley and family and J C Dohn of Zanesville travel for bedside. Mrs Dohn and daughters en route from lakes, Sandusky noted. Dr King’s New Discovery praised as effective cough remedy by Auburn center’s Mrs Pleraon and others. Sold by Coshocton druggists at $1.00, trial bottle free.
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C. FR. An@eraon's
Coshocton
C. M. Herm
Important Chautauqua Meeting Sets Next Years Dates
The Coshocton Chautauqua group held a business meeting in W. S. Merrell’s office Thursday. Next year’s dates are July 30 to August 8, with a deficit of about 125 dollars reported by the treasurer. Retiring president N. R. McCurdy was thanked for his service.
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George M. Gray
T. L. Montgomery
W. S. Merrell
R. H. Milla
Geo. S. Catan
O. P. McGinnis
Sherman Hootman
W. M. Smith
P. C. Shipps
H. R. McCurdy
W. 8
Merrell
R. H. Mills
A. P. Stewart
George Gray
T. J
Chiatoga
N. R. McCurdy
State Republicans Face 5 Percent Salary Assessments
A Columbus state committee report exposes GOP pressure on state house and institutional staff. It details a 5 percent payroll deduction to fund the Republican campaign, a move described as a genuine GOP panic that would consume an entire month of wages for many employees.
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Columbus
State House
John
Fense
Miss Armour Dismissed From Dover Children’s Home
Aug 28 report states the management of the Dover Children’s Home has dismissed Miss Armour the matron blamed for cruel punishment of a child. The dismissal followed a visitors’ recommendation but may have occurred without full board knowledge. The superintendent retains authority to dismiss staff subject to board approval.
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Cnnal Dover Children's Agme
Armour
Hall of Visitors
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Endorsed by JW Jenkins
JW Jenkins of Chapel Hill North Carolina praises Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the best for healing and curing a felon on his thumb. He notes it reliably heals sores burns and wounds and mentions Anderson’s Coshocton C M Ferguson’s Roscoe drug stores as local sellers. Meanwhile Russel Dreher has not yet been appointed postmaster at Hakereville and may assume the role September first with Miss Mayme Bahmer currently discharging duties.
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JW. Jenkins
Chapel Hil
N.C
Anderson's
Coshocton
C. M. Ferguson
Roscoe
Russel Dreher
Hakereville
Valentine Raher
Deccarer
Dreher
Mayme Bahmer
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A.A. Thomen
Will
Park Hotel
Middle West
A. A. Thomen
Columbia Sanitorium
X-Ray Medical Institute
Undertaker
Stillinger
Justices of the Peace
Earl Jewle Robison
James Robison
Taounday
Hay J
Kemmet J
Zelma
Postal Savings Bank
State Bankere Confeas
Oklahoma
Audunia
Carolinas
Georgia
Mrs. Griley
Financial Report
Shehklon
National Committee
Taft Managers
Hesses Citfer
Deimocratie Committee
Miss Armour
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