Inter-Urban Dream Nears Coshocton Franchise Approval
Coshocton may begin interurban railway construction from Zanesville to New Philadelphia within weeks if the city grants the franchise. The project links a broad eastern network to Chicago, backed by a ten million dollar backing and a Cleveland trust, promising fast service with ballast track and premium cars.
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Coshocton
Zanesville
New Philadelphia
Times
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Illinois River
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Columbus
Typhoon Horror Grows in Hong Kong
Hong Kong, a city of the dead, faces immense typhoon devastation. Death toll projected between 500 and 1000 as unknown vessels vanish outside the harbor. Property losses run into the millions while rescue parties scour beaches for bodies washing ashore.
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Manilt
Hong Kong
Navy Aid Sought To Return 22 Year Old Enlistee
Jacob Urban seeks to prove his son Harry Urban is under 18 and thus ineligible for Navy service after the 22 year old enlisted last week in New ark. The youth is aboard a Rhode Island training ship. Frank Boyd of Fresno leaves for Delaware where he attends Ohio Wesleyan University as a senior. Mrs. B A Boyd of Russell Ia returns to Springfield Ohio after visiting her son A D Boyd in South Lawn Avenue. Professor Holmes arrives with strong Portland Indiana references to lead a new school term and build on Berkshire Business College experience in Pittsfield Mass. Improvements are planned across the School of Business and Mortimer Mortmes aims to expand and improve methods.
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Jacob Urban
Harry Urban
Newark
United States Navy
Rhode Island
Frank Boyd
Fresno
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan University
B. A. Boyd
Russell, Ia
Wmnce
Holmes
Portland
Ind
Berkshire Business College O
Pittsfield
Mass
School of Business
Mortmes
New manager for Coshocton Business College arrives
The Coshocton School of Business announces Professor L. M. Holmes as the new manager and owner. He takes charge Monday, signaling a fresh era for the local business college.
Comer Loses Hand In Mill Machinery Accident
A Dresden special reports Thomas J. Comer grocer and mill owner lost his left hand when his wrist was caught in mill rollers during a noon hour setup. He was taken to Zanesville for surgery where doctors feared amputation of the remaining fingers.
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Dresden
Thomas J. Comer
Mr. Comer
Zanesville
Daily Times changes circulation manager and warns readers
The Daily Times announces Frank Cline is relieved as circulation manager and is replaced by John Nicholas. Readers are advised to contact the office by phone or seek Nicholas on the street for subscription matters. Cline has joined the Daily Age and readers are urged to ignore any coercive subscription requests. Ida May Bordenkircher was arrested Tuesday night for intoxication and damaged a chair in the cell, with a hearing set for today.
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Daily Times
Frank Cline
John Nicholas
Cline
Daily Age
Times
Nicholas
the Times
Ida May Bordenkircher
Mrs John Struble Dies After Prolonged Illness in Coshocton
Mrs John Struble of Coshocton died at home on North Soath street at 7 45 PM after a week of congestion of the lungs and heart She was born in Knox county in 1835 and aged about seventy nine She married John Struble in 3859 and is survived by her husband and many children including Miss Jenald Struble Mrs Carl Boyd Mrs Muarthis Peny and several Strable offspring Her brothers and sisters Waddele Waddere Hatchhles and other relatives live in Ohio The funeral plans have not been set Public notice notes she was a longtime member of the Methodist church
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John Struble
Soath Street
Isabelle Waddele
Knox County
Dees
Coshocton
Moe
Duchters
Jenald Struble
Coshaeton
Carl Boyd
Muarthis Peny
DE. Strable
Pittsburg
Mis AL
Uhork
Lanteaster
Lee Morehead
Senecaville
Wood Scrubly
Lou Strable
Blanche Struble
Kette
Cosporton
Win. Waddele
Onlahowe
Lo UW
Waddere
Hartford O
Catherine Hatchhles
Washrington
Guernsey County
Jewish New Year Begins Tonight
The Jewish New Year known as Rosh Hashanna 3667 begins at sunset tonight with varying observance lengths. Orthodox practice extends to two days, while less strict communities observe one day. the holy period includes restraint from work and a convocation to the Lord. The book of fate is opened, and prayers seek favorable writing for the year and the safety of loved ones. Ten days later Yom Kippur closes the book with solemn rites.
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Aroud
Advance man for Record Stock Co to visit Sixth Street theater
Edeal G. Stepath, advance man for the Record Stock Company, arrives in the city to promote shows and will be at the Sixth Street theater all next week.
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Edeal G. Stepath
The
Record Stock Company
Sixth Street
Ohio Canal Association elects officers at annual meeting
At the annount meeting in McConnelaville the Ohio Canal association reelected officers for the past year and voted Zanesville as the site for next year’s fennual convention. Col onel T. F. Spangier remains president and H. P. Herdman and H. A. Sharpe continue as secretary and treasurer respectively. County vice president selection to be appointed. Reports say the Onto Erie canal work will reach Akron by Jan 1, with Akron to Dresden work to follow. Deeds for Symmes Creek dam property costing 110000 have been received and construction to start next spring with a fall contract let.
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Ohio Canal Association
McConnelaville
Zanesville
T. F. Spangier
Akron
Dresden
Symmen Creek
Wreck of the Rock Island Train Near Dover Oklahoma
Two killed and about twenty injured as a Rock Island passenger train derailed and plunged from a swollen Cimarron River bridge near Dover Oklahoma. The bridge failed due to driftwood and water force. passengers swam to shore while others clung to wreckage as the current carried cars downstream.
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Rock Island
Oklahoma
Guthrie
Ma Rock
Dover
Okla
Cath
Gorthe
Hue
Dia Fle Wan
Bak
Astraentire
Wales
Nzalhat
Arrested for Fast Dawing and Other Incidents
A garbled OCR fragment reports multiple arrests and unclear details including references to Vit Sires, toy whtogs, and unnamed individuals. The text mentions an AG and various locations with derailed names, suggesting an arrest cluster without coherent facts or dates.
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Nile
Alfese Popa
AG Niles Stati
Abel
Abasta
Pia
Betots Caprica
Millions in China trade lost in typhoon disaster
Storm hits Hongkong on September 14 flooding harbor streets with wreckage. Numerous steamers collide or wreck, including Strathmore and Loong Sung. several vessels driven ashore or sunk, with extensive port damage and high listed trade losses totalling about 124,990,000 dollars in imports and related costs.
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Hongkong
Bonich Dans
Strathmore
Inetter
Loong Sung
Chip Shing
Pat Blank Doula
Paaestan
Mom
Emprega
Tapan
Dock Company
United States
P. Titchcock
Kwong Iow
San Cheong
Rennier Charles
Hiedandtiy
Senate
Cnpitat
Ishin Tongkend
China
Judgment Awarded in Opponent Case Between Two Parties
Judgment issued yesterday awards $3048 and costs to the plaintiff against Oscar Bolinius in a dispute involving Acme Food Cast. Attorney Stats secured the win for the plaintiff, detailing the monetary judgment and related costs.
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Stats
Oscar Bolinius
Acme
Old Soldiers Protest Spy Methods in Pension Office
A protest letter addressed to the commissioner of pensions in Washington circulates among local veterans. It accuses Special Pension Examiner McCammant of using an unsuitable man as a pension spy in Coshocton to secretly pry into pensioners, with the aim of reducing or denying their due benefits. The petition seeks removal of the examiner and asserts the spy previously worked where he could access pension records and used them improperly.
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Ronmidioner of
Washington
McCammant
Coshocton
McCammeant
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Noewepar
Mrs. John Struble
Mcconnellsville
Arueaaiile Thief Recorder
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An Herdman
JH. A. Sharpe
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Spangler
P. Herdman
H. A. Sharpe
Symmes Creek
Perkinw Reed
Londen
Thadien
Tier
Triton
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Neal
Anton
Hamdteed
Lars
Dabaey
Atengen
Funston
St Pratting
Frederick Piereton
Orange
Cuba
Memphis, Tenn
Boyes H Cannon
BOW, Canton & Company
W. Ching
Tennessee Trust Building
Trust Building
Chile
Santiago
Don Pedro Montl
Army
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