Coshocton Delays Local Option Election Plan
A Coshocton meeting adopted a resolution urging postponement of a local option election for six months. A joint committee from the Manufacturers and Business Men's Associations will confer with backers to adjust conditions and seek the delay while petitions and stakeholder concerns are addressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Manufacturere’ Association
Business Men's Association
Business Men's . Association
Manufacturers’ Association
Saigon
B. McCoy
The
Meek Co
H. L. Beach
Beach Co
W. A. Himebaugh
Board of
Traffe
Coshocton Light & Heating Co
R. T. Hunt
Hunt-Crawford Co
Shocten
Tevanty
Coshocton Light and Heat Co
R. PF. Timmons
Coshocton Glove Co
E. C. Rinner
Corrugated Paper Co
W. Cassingham
Oden Valley Coal Co
Donley
Cushocton County
Robert Hunt
C. B. McCoy
Supreme Court
Lowley
Judge Donley Sets Conditions For Postponing Election
Fragmentary OCR shows unclear text about Judge Donley and postponing the election. It mentions committees of business and manufacturing groups, and refers to conditions or actions but contains many garbled phrases making specifics hard to confirm.
Death Notices and Local Meetings in Coshocton
Frank Karr learns of James Ross death in Fairfield Iowa and Mrs. Ross burial planned after a Coshocton childhood era. Ross Reed of Coshocton is related. W C T U plans fair restroom at county fair with committee named. John Miller bound over to grand jury on homeupport charge. jail pending. Local bank timing and notes mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Karr
Fairicll
Iowa
James Ross
Slater
Coshocton
T. U
P. McGinnis
Fair Ground
B. A. McGinnis
J. T. Smith
Thamons
Clarence Brown
John Miller
Hamilton
Grand
Che Conety
Ket
Old Comrades Pleasant Reunion of 51st Regiment
A heightful reunion of a few of the old boys of the 51st regiment was held Saturday evening at Tho Smith's residence on South Fourth. They honored William Thomas of Greeley Colorado returning to Coshocton after 37 years. Thomas was wounded and captured at Chickamauga and spent 18 months in Andersonville. Others present included Charles Craig Samuel Miller James Hay Martin Randlee Thomas McConnell and Thomas Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tho
Smith
South Fourth
Wiliam Thomas
Greeley
Colorado
Coshocton
Thomas
Chickamauga
Andersonville Pigeon
Charles Craig
Samuel Miller
James Hay
Martin Randlee
Thomas McConnell
Thomas Smith
Market Prices Across Regions Highlight Mixed Livestock Trends
Telegraph Chicago reports cattle, hogs, and sheep movements with price ranges. Castl emarket rises to 110e, Texas and western steers vary 2.30 to 6.16, calves 5.75 to 8.25. Hogs steady to lower, bulk sales 6.80 to 7.20. sheep weak, lambs 3.25 to 5.75. Cleveland and Pittsburgh figures show prime steers around 6, cows 2 to 3.75, calves 5 to 5.75, wool and wool products quoted for Ohio and Pennsylvania markets.
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Chicago
Castle
Texas
Bc Tower
East Buffalo
Hutcher Oakley
Helferr
York
Ars
Cleveland
Pittaburg
Gorton
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Delalne
Deiaine
Kentucky
Indiana
Iice
Cincinnati
Toledo
Local Grain Market Prices and Produce Listings
Wholesale grain and produce prices listed with butter potatoes chickens and country hams. The fragmentary OCR shows oats corn rye flour middlings screenings and unbolted measures alongside retail corn and oats prices, plus beans and coal notes and a mention of New Orleans coastal items.
People and visitors in Canal Lewisville area notes
Sept 17 reports show James Martaock visiting his father John Hartsock. Miss Desale Emcarana and Mrs Jane Smith travel visitors from Alabama and Goshocin respectively. Local families host relatives including Lenon, Renfrew, Graham, Elliott, and Sindenl. Tracy Renfrew heads to Oberlin for study. others noted as visiting or staying with hosts in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal
Lewisville
Canel
James Martaock
Claclwhelle
John Hartsock
Desale Emcarana
Ababama
Norck
Miv
Tom Wilson
Pamiila
Nael
L. J. Boster
A. Lengoe
Los Angeles
Cal
Ray Lennon
Jane Smith
Coshocin
John Lennon
Chee, Craig
Cowhoctan
Benton Renfrew
Marie Graham
Newark
Hammond Mofit
Ben Russell
Coshocton
Carnahan
Verna Eliott
Frema
Ethel Sindenl
Tracy Renfrew
Oberlin
Dave Miller
Steubenville
Nominating Meeting For Congress Hits Tepid Tone
A subdued gathering at the Park hotel nominated candidates to fill vacancies created by Capt. Lybarger’s resignation. County representation was uneven as Tuscarawas did not attend. George W. Reed proposed A. Milner. H. Q. C. Dix proposed J. Harmison. Ballots showed Milner and Harmison leading in various counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Hotel
Joan F. Harmison
Waynes
Parrish
Baliot
Milner
Coshocton
Licking
Harrison
Holmes
Wayne
Criminal cases filed in common pleas court Tuesday
Three transcripts from lower courts were filed in common pleas court Tuesday relating to criminal matters. From Squire Wining's court come the cases of Traymond Pharids and Chas Prindle charged with stealing a hand car. John Miller charged with failure to support from Mayor Hamilton's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Squire Wining
Traymond Pharids
Chas. Prindle
John Miller
Failue
Hamilton
Deaths and Local Obituaries in Weert Carlile and Uhrichsville
David Gault 58 a respected miller of Weert Carlile died at Newark Sanitarium after surgery for dropsy and prior operations. He leaves a son, grandson, and two brothers in West Carlisle. funeral held Wednesday. Joseph Loeb 57, leader of Buckeye clay works and notable Uhrichsville iron and fire maker, died Saturday in Cincinnati after tongue cancer surgery. A separate note from Wooner reports a bullish letter predicting Wayne County’s 1860 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Gant
Weert Carlile
Newark
Gault
West Carlisle
Uhrichaville
Joseph Loeb
Cincinnati
Buckeye Clay Works
Loeb
Consbocton
Wife of President Nelson Expires
Word was received Tuesday noon of the death of Mrs. Seleon Nelson wife of President A Nelson of Walk Patrick 6 of the Allied Mine Workers of Ohio whose demise occurred at the family home in Ovoohavite Minn Nelson was the mother of six children the oldest 24 the youngest only a year old and the namesake of District Treasurer E T Miller of this city Mrs Nelson had been sick two weeks with typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seleon
A. Nelson
Mine Workers
Ohio
Ovoohavite
Min
Nelson
E. T. Miller
Government Road Be low Town Scene of Near Fatalities
Two runaway wagon incidents near the stone crusher at the Keene Road embankment led to narrow escapes for drivers. John Lorenz nearly fell with his horse into the creek, Leaven(s) jumped to avoid the buggy, and others pulled free after the buggy toppled. A second incident involved Walter Sauvery, Carson Renner, and Stewart Hark evading a panicked pony with a watermelon aboard, ending with the buggy saved from overturning. Lester Jennings suffered serious injuries in a later run, his horse bolting toward Coshocton and the buggy crashing near a Shipp residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lorenx
Lorenz
Keene Road
Coshocton
Iimsa
Leavens
Loreng
Cadam
Bors
Walter Sauvery
Carson Renner
Stewart Hark
MiNcreek Bridge
Renner
Sanuvery
Hack
Lester Jenninge
Leater Jennings
Neldon
Casaluebam
Nin Howe
Jennings
Thi
Shipps
Geyerm
Probate Judge rules on detained Mexican woman
Lola Lookand, 46, of Fresno, deemed insane by Probate Judge Boalery and taken to a mission hospital Thursday. Gererade Marie Evans, seven, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Bane, witnessed or involved in the proceeding near Jokaa? Downtown area details unclear in fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boalery
Lola Lookand
Freeno
Meesi'on
Turaday
Gererade Marie Evans
Mr. Ang Mru
James Bane
Joka Eateod
Regiment's Next Reunion in Coshocton Name Change
The Regimental Association planned the next reunion in Coshocton with officers elected Saturday. J. M. Maine of Zonesville was named president and various officers including Washington DH secretary JU Snooty Roseville were listed. Attendance reached sixty plus, with seventeen members reported deceased.
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Nata In
Goahocton
Zatusville
Tollows - J. M Maine
Zonesville
Witton Mavenpor
Washington
Snooty
Roseville
Qimitemimasert
T. Tf
Bolan
Zanesville
Chumaln
Aml
Do W. Myron
Cyrus Hoberts
Cayword
Big Animal Show Scheduled for Stark County Fair
The Stark, Techl and Knox county fair circuit plans a major animal display. Officials say the event, part of the county fair week, will rival the annual exhibition in Mansfield and Marion. Concession owners face permit restrictions as planning continues and a public program is awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark
Techl
Knox
Marton
Cosherton
Willson
Miller
Billy
Canton
Mansfield
Mil Veodan
Marion
Pete Merrily Torrend
Steck
Prohote
Fragmented financial figures for receipts and refunds
Disjointed OCR style reads totals 26 000 1 035 14 1 827 47 and 28 562 with 1 966 9% 988 005 06. The fragment appears to list total receipts and a refunded discontinuance with inconsistent punctuation and spacing. No coherent event or entities are identifiable.
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Busyness Men’s Association
R. B Caldwell
Will Compton
T. L. Montgomery
Ed Rose
M. W Saith
Manufacturers’association
C. F. Gosser
Pottery
H. LE. ‘Beach
H. D. Beach
Hunt-Crawford Co. Hy, Lieve
Coshocton Glass
H. Backert
Coshocton Straw Paper Co
D. A. Raitt
Spellacy-Raitt Co
Ufttrnetern
Richard Clark
Saninetky
Iir Bank
the Times’ Markets
Bette
Congress
Hallot
David Gault
Wooner
Bryan
Wayee County
Eden Moe Ee
Government Road
Millcreek Bridge
Brendel Bros
William J. Bryan
Washington Park
N. J
JD G, Martin
George Subley
Caritain
Coshocton County
City of
State of Ohio
Balary
Teta
Mary
Welance
Cowbty
Obvhoeton
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