WABASH System W L B Table Effective March 1 1904
Schedule update for Wabash System W L B shows daily and reverse routes from Coshocton to Toledo with morning departures from Coshocton at 7:57 and 8:23 pm, calling at Fresno Chitt, Sugar Creek, Navarre, Norwalk, Cleveland and Kent, finalizing near Zanesville and Dresden on the westbound leg and continuing to Zanesville and Wheeling toward Cleveland on the eastbound leg.
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Coshocton
Conesville
Adama Mills
Dresden
Eliis
Zanesville
Markets Produce and Grain Prices Corrected Listings
Corrected market table shows prices for beans beeswax chickens onions and cabbage along with country ham shoulder potatoes and lard. Grain section lists wheat oats flour and by products with retail prices and corrected by Hanley and Co and Snyder Grocery Co.
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Snyder Grocery Ca
Hanley and Co
Hanley
Sese
Wonderful Cy Young and His Enduring Skill
The Cleveland Leader highlights Cy Young as a timeless star ahead of his era. Bill Bernhard praises his curveball and steam, noting he improves with age, remaining a force since Canton days and through post season battles. Cy explains staying fit by winter training and disciplined habits.
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Cy Young
Cleveland Leader
Mathewsons
Bill Bernhard
Hot Springs
Bemis
Big Benton
Indig League
Canton
Pop Anson
Chicago
Anson
Young
Poston
Old Cy
Cyan
Brotherhood
Grain and Livestock Prices Across Markets
East Buffalo and Chicago offer mixed cattle and hog quotes with fat cows, bulls, and milch cows listed. Pittsburgh Cleveland New York and Cincinnati provide regional ranges for cattle sheep lambs calves hogs and grains including wheat corn oats rye lard bulk meats bacon and wool prices.
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East Buffalo
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cleveland
New York
Pennsylvania
Toledo
Corp
Judicial Convention Call for Fifth Ohio Circuit Delegates
A Republican delegate convention is announced for the Fifth Ohio Judicial Circuit to meet April 24, 1906, at 1 p.m. in Newark to nominate a Circuit Judge and transact routine business. Delegates are apportioned by county based on Roosevelt 1904 vote, with each county selecting delegates at least five days prior under county Judicial Committee guidance. W. P. Kens chairs the convention with party secretary lines listed.
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Fifth
Ohio Judicial Circuit
Common Pleas
Newark
Ohio
Theodore Roosevelt
Ashland
Coshocton
Delaware
Fairfield
Holmem.s. Os
Arno
Cecee
W. PF. Kens
Parry P. Meréman
Seervtar
Kentucky Racing Commission Names Kentucky Breeding Leaders
Governor Beckham announced the appointment of Colonel FE. F. Clay of Bourbon county Colonel Milton Young of Fayette county and Colonel Jack Chinn of Mercer county to the Kentucky state racing commission. Charles F Grainger of Louisville and Descognets of Lexington named as members. Chinn eyed as chairman. The body will meet in Frankfort on April 14 to organize.
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Kentucky Racing Commission
Frankfort
Beckham
FE. F. Clay
Bourbon County
Milton Young
Fayette County
Jack Chinn
Mercer County
Kentucky
Charles F. Grainger
Louisville
Descognets
Lesington
Kentucky State Racing Commission
Chinn
Ready for Tournament at Park View Alleys
All city bowlers train for the big individual tournament to be held at Park View alleys next Wednesday afternoon and night. The Newark vs Coshocton match will start about eight o clock, after which the alleys reopen for individual entries.
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Park View
Newark
Coshecton
Colonist Rates Announced by W. & L. B. Ticket Office
From February 15 to April 7 and September 15 to October 31 1906 the W. & L. B. will sell one way second class Colonist tickets to Utah Colorado Washington Oregon Montana Idaho British Columbia and intermediate points at reduced rates. Tickets allow stopovers and are valid in free reclining chair cars and tourist sleeping cars. For information contact agent W. J. Davies.
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Utah
Colorado
Washington
Oregon
Montana
Idaho
British Columbia
W. J. Davies
Speedy lineup leads Age baseball squad under Capt Owens
The Age presents a husky group of ball tossers with Capt. Owens proud of the lineup: Catcher Wisenburg Pitcher Owers First base Magness Second base Kresner Third base Hall Left field Raymer Center field Gault Right field Hanley Won Cigars. Cliff Overholt won a box of cigars for top total across three games at Park View alleys, rolling 1.69 and $5. Baseball scores across the country track a mix of results including Columbus Vets 8 Colts 7 and Harvard 13 Trinky 0. Nashville 3 Pittsburg 1. Mrs. Vernon plans a ball team this summer, manager Jack Goodrich at the helm, with Mollie Miller, Wilhelm and Weida returning from last season and local players filling the rest. Doc Abbot reportedly staying in Lancaster by April 12 despite rumors of Wheeling move.
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Capt. Owens
Wisenburg
Owers
Magness
Kresner
Hall
Raymer
fiel—Gault
Hanley
Cliff Overholt
Park View
Warner
Mt. Vernon
Business College Notes Highlight Tiverton Teachers and Students
William Lonsinger began a bookkeeping course and will mail instruction until his school closes when he will enter the day class. J A Wenger finished shorthand and typing and, having completed bookkeeping earlier, also does penmanship. Wenger won first prizes in shorthand penmanship and typing from dictation. Margaret Mathews earned two silver medals. Miss Iona Hall will be stenographer and bookkeeper for Coshocton Brick Co starting Monday. Six day students attended evening practice in typing Friday.
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Business College
H. G. Thresh
Margaret. Mathews
P. A. Barnes
Wm. C. Stillinger
Tiverton
Iona Hall
Coshocton Brick, Co
Margaret Mathews
J A. Hanlon
Plainfield News Briefs Include Moves and Hall Renovation
Andrew Derr moved to the Chance Po land property on Monday and a Wednesday transfer from Birds Range farm to G Abbott was noted. An April 15 social gathering at the town hall occurred, with carpenters Hootman and Loos awarded a $200 town hallway expansion contract. Laura Fowler Workman, married to Frank Workman on March 26, 1905, died Tuesday after appendicitis surgery. funeral was held Thursday at the M B church with Rev. Strothard officiating.
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Plainfield
Paintela
Andrew Derr
Chance Poland
Laura Fowler Workman
Frank Workman
Tfe
Jesus
M. B
Strothard
Seo
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West Bedford
Vicinity
Coshocton School of Business
Coshocton National Bank
Bendure
Eighth and
Chestnut Streets
J. R. Abbott
Citizens Phone
Court House
Fourth and
Walnut Streets
Locust St
J. N. Wood
5Th Street
Jackson and Wisenburg
Hack & Wisenburg
South 10Th Street
John ‘Watson
John Day
Pine Street
Lawn Avenue
South Sixth Street
Plymouth Rock
Citizens
Frank Ricketts
W. B. Miller
McCormick & Sons
Fresno
The
Alcatraz Co
Richmond
North Sth St
Georges Leutzel
East Chestnut Street
West Lafayette
D. M. Criswell
Wilson Avenue
M. T. Carroll’s
Fifth and
Chestnut Street
Alice
Wheeler
South 5Th Street City
Frank Betzier
Roscoe
Main Street
S. 8Th Street
M. BE
Church
G. J
Walnut Street
7Th Street
Cambridge St
F. H
Wabash
L. B. Tine
Ar. Masailon
Norwalk
D. D
Ar. Zeer
Sherrodaville
Wheeling
Kent
Frye
Hickory and
Main Stte
Coshocton Hardware Co
J. E. Foster
Ontario Veterinary College
Ofices and Hospital
Ransom Dry Goods Company
Coshocton, Ohio
Alex Roberts
Boes
Prop. Cor. Ltd
Main
Gwi
Alonzo L. Johnston
Plano Tower
Tway
Burns
Seasxoad South
Souther Railway
Cincinnati
A. Garrett
P. A
Grain and Livestock
Los Angeles City
Mexico
Des Moines
St. Paul
Boston
San Francisco
Denver
Pepagratte
Pagenger Service
W. H. Ticket Agent
Columbus Vets
Colts
Kenyon
Otterbein
Harvard
Trinky
Yale
Columbus High
Detroit
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Doc
Doc Abbot
Harry Smith
Doe
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Lancaster Gazette
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