Wright Refusal Delays Chestnut Street and Paving
City hall crowd awaits council action on Chestnut street improvement and Second street paving. Mayor Cassingham and officials contact Mr Wright and Mr Rinner but Wright refuses to attend. No business transacted, delaying Second street paving two weeks and Chestnut street work to the next meeting.
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City Hall
Chestnut Street
Cassingham
Wagner
Voorhees
Merrell
Timmons
Kuntz
Binner
Rinner
Wright
Measured Cars to Determine Weight for Local Mines
The weight of coal from local mines will be determined by car size rather than by railroad scales. President Stewart and a miners committee met operators to measure and mark the cars, resolving the weight method after prior rate discussions.
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Stewart
Apollo mill sale to American Steel Sheet company announced
In Pittsboro on Tuesday, the Apollo mill was sold to American Steel Sheet company. The mills, largest of their kind in the country, will expand production of open hearth steel and galvanized sheets. The company owns Vandergrift on the Kiskiminetas River in Pennsylvania, spread over 0 acres with landscaping designed layouts.
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Pittsboro
Apollo
American Steel Sheet Company
Vandegrift
Kiskiminetas
Pennsylvania
New Passenger Cars Delivered for Cleveland Division
Wheeling has received a second installment of new passenger cars for the Cleveland division. The cars match the latest patterns and will be used with existing trains. Dr. A. M. Dent, a pioneer local physician, is noted among early mourners after a prolonged illness.
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Wheeling
Cleveland
Easter Cantata Practice At Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian choir and a chorus of 20 will assist the Easter cantata at the church Easter evening. meritorious production expected. Also listed are land and property details: one hundred acres with 5 acres cleared, well watered, grass, a 7 room house, good orchard, half mile from school and church. suitable for pasture or grain, with partial sale possible. Thomas F. Magness, Plainfield, O. Property ad ends with Easter hats display by F. W. Munn on April 6 and 7.
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Thomas F. Magness
Plainfield, O
Stone wall sought to shield Walhonding embankment
Commissioners Fisher and McConnell visited Columbus to obtain state aid for a stone wall along the Walhonding embankment face. They estimate the cost at 2000 dollars and say Senator Myers will introduce the measure and push it promptly.
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Fisher and McConnel
Columbus
Myers
Workers at Denman Ford Resume Span Recovery
A force under Superintendent Simmers at Denman Ford waits to resume the task of removing the fallen bridge span from the water. High water halted operations last week and progress remains slow, with the plan to salvage the span seen as more favorable than abandoning it and shipping a new one from the Canton plant.
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Simmers
Gantyn
Denman Ford
Hey
Changing the Track Through Pan Handle City
Preparations under way to move the Pan Handle’s second track through the city. WN Postell arrived Wednesday with 34 men and began work on the Locust street curve. Workers push the track bearer on the main line to secure a seven foot gap, down from nine in places. Once complete, new steel will be delivered and laid along the line.
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WN. Postell
Locust Street
Officers for the Year in Coshocton Woman's Club
The Coshocton Woman's club elected officers at its annual meeting hosted by Mrs. J. L. Rue. President Mrs. John Hanlon, first vice president Mrs. W. K. Crawford, second vice president Mrs. W. A. Himebaugh, secretary Mrs. Rose Hieskett Ward, treasurer Mrs. George A Hay, critic Mrs. Luman Leonard, librarian Mrs. Summer A. Stacy.
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Coshocton
City officials to assume duties in two weeks
In two weeks the city officials elected Monday will take up their duties. The old council will die then and the new members will take their places. Marshal Maple will take the oath and three officers will be appointed along with the sewer inspector and chief of the fire department. Samuel Taylor of Sault Ste. Marie and Miss Effie Johnson of Mohawk wed March 2 to Nev ALA Smith. L. W. Coulter of West Bedford and Miss Laura Seldon of Mohawk wed March 2 by Rev. S A Smith. Keene Epworth League will hold an Easter social at W. E. Beall’s residence April 13. Our stock of fruit trees is finer this spring. come and buy tree stock at reasonable prices. Carolina poplar abundant. J. W. Almack’s nursery. 29-w-4dt James Leak, Manager.
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Marshal Maple
Fre
Samuel Tayior
Sault St. Ware
Mich
Effie Johnson
Mohawk
Nev. Ala. Smith
L. W. Coulter
West Bedford
Laura Seldon
S.a.smith
Keene Epworth League
W. E. Beall
Carolina’ Poplar
J. W. Almack
James Leak
Territorial Legislature
Washington
Natchez
Andrew Jackson
Mississippi
Commonwealth
Jackson
Gulf
Vicksburg
New Orleans
Easter Hat and Bonnet Display Opens April 6 7
The display of pattern hats and bonnets will open for Easter on April 6 and 7. Mrs F W Munn is listed in the notice with the contact or authority related to the event.
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F. W. Munn
Mills of Falsehood Grind in Coshocton Press
A Coshocton paper labeled the Mischief Maker accuses the opposing staff of spreading false charges about the AGE paper and its support for the Republican ticket. The AGE defends its loyalty, claims prior advocacy for mayoral candidate Tredway, and denounces attacks as part of a political ring exploiting public patronage.
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Coshocton
Tne
AGE
Tredway
Thz Gey
Coshocton County
Ace
Cing
Reform in buying bridges shocks Coshocton county voters
Coshocton county commissioners recently purchased seven small bridges at 11.50 per linear foot, below prior prices, following reforms promised eighteen months ago. The bridges are iron components with a 10 pound per square foot capacity, steel joints, and three-anch plank, aligning with claimed reforms after price rises in iron products.
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Coshocton
Board of Commissioners
Iran
First Locomobile Arrives In Town
Burns and Gosser display the first locomobile ever seen in the city. The steam powered machine, unpacked yesterday, carries two persons up a 15 percent grade with ease and presents a handsome appearance. Warn Tep portable saw mill to saw about 200 logs. J. N. Wood.
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Burns & Gosser
WanrTep
J. N. Wood
Myers Opposes Amended Centennial Appropriation Bill
Senator Joe Myers voted against the amended centennial appropriation bill in the senate on Wednesday. The bill reduces the million dollar appropriation to seven hundred fifty thousand dollars and provides for a new commission. Hon. J. P. Forbes serves on the commission now handling centennial affairs.
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Joe Myers
Senate
J. P. Forbes
Visit With National Editorial Association in Grenada and Jackson
The party travels from Memphis via Illinois Central to Grenada where editors are welcomed at the courthouse and First Baptist. Editor J W Buchanan hosts, praising his Confederate veteran yet loyal stance. In Jackson, President R L Henry and Col Henry receive editors with a grand reception at the governor’s mansion and a banquet at the Masonic temple. The old capitol’s history and planned new statehouse frame a tour of Mississippi’s capital and its resources.
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National Editorial Association
Grenada
Jackson
Memphis
Illinois Central
Miss
First Baptist
J. W. Buchanan
Grenada Sentinel
Holly Springs
Corinth
R.l. Henry
Col. Henry
Thotown
Cal. Henry
South
Mississippi
Jackson Clemon Ledser
Henry
Senate
Old Capitol
Charles B. Galloway
M. E. Church South
Stag Club
Masonic Temple
Estate heirs sue to construe will of James Slaughter
Catharine Slaughter as administratrix of James Slaughtery estate files suit in common pleas against Nancy Flanasan Sarah Dawson Samuel Slaughter Charles W Slaughter Roda Cox E E Slaughter Celia Kirker and Carrie Compton heirs at law seeking court construction of the will.
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Catharine Slaughter
James Slaughtery
Common Pleas
Nancy Flanasan
South Greenfield
Sarah Dawson
Long Point
Samuel Slaughter
Charles W. Slaughter
Roda Cox
E. E. Slaughter
Celia Kirker
Carrie Compton
James Slaughter
G A R Post 69 Moves HQ and Invites Members
G A R Richard Lanning Post No 69 has moved its headquarters to the Al Mack building at Walnut and Cherry. The next regular meeting will be held this evening and all members are urged to attend. Adjt B R Staw and P C J N Cottuzr note. An ad for Zanesville Business College promises job placements for graduates.
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Richard Lanning
Almack Building
Walnut and
Cherry Streets
B.R. Staw
Adjt
J. N. Cottuzr
P. C
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Apollo Mills
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Doctor Pent
A. M. Dent
Our City
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Walhonding River
Soo
Walhonding Falls
Womans Club
Philadelphia
Princery
Old
Territory of
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Zanesville Business College
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