Editor’s Desperation Triggers Public Quarrel Over Quoting
The Democrat and Standard misquoted The Age to attack Mr. Smith, then failed to find any such charges. The Age offers 500 dollars to the editor if he proves claims, but a garbled search yields only contract criticisms with no Mr. Smith reference. The Age condemns misquoting as unprofessional and urges verbatim quotes.
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Democrat
Standard
Age
Smith
D. and S
Democrat and Standard
Fourth Street
Lock the Barn Before the Horse Is Stolen
A large fire at the Novelty Advertising company threatens the factory and neighborhood. Volunteers battle the flames without modern equipment, saving the plant and many livelihoods. The piece urges investment in fire protection and a battle-tested chemical engine for Coshocton.
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Novelty Advertising Company
Coshocton Nsets
Keep the Money at Home Coshocton Industry Stocks
Coshocton offers new opportunities for industrial investments with several leading manufacturers selling preferred stock. Investors are showing readiness, as preferred stocks offer a reasonably safe outside investment with a guaranteed dividend of a fixed percent.
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Coshocton
Preferred stock security praised for Coshocton investors
An editorial extols home grown preferred stock offerings in Coshocton industries. It notes fixed dividends for preferred holders, legal protections, and priority in liquidation, arguing a balanced charter ratio and tax free net returns around six percent. It urges local investment to boost town growth and cautions against distant investments. It also covers Col Myron T Herrick’s governor bid and its impact on local politics.
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Coshrection
Coshocton
Col. Herrick
Col. Myron
T. Herrick
Cuyahoga County
Looe
Col. Tlerrick
Cus
Johnson
Sage of the Age and Easter Mirth in Coshocton
The piece satirically notes Easter customs and church hats in Coshocton. It mocks rules about wearing new garments, jokes about hats and shaving, and comments on press freedom and Pennsylvania politics, framed in a witty regional voice.
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Coshocton
Brewery War Grips Columbus Amid Prohibition Clash
The piece notes Columbus’ brewery conflict as Hinkle remains in office and beer drives local politics. It cites John R. McLean backing Tom Johnson for Ohio governor, while political theatre and press influence are criticized as vital civilizers of the century.
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Columbus
Hinkle
John R. McLean
Tom Johnson
Ohio
John
Halifax Rail Crash Kills Four as Express Collides
Halifax April 13 Four persons are dead and two fatally hurt after a head on collision on the Intercolonial line near Windsor Junction, 17 miles from Halifax. The express from Montreal and Boston for Halifax met a fast freight from Halifax to Montreal after the freight driver passed the Windsor Junction siding. The crash cut off Halifax from outside communications for hours. poles and telegraph lines were wrecked.
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Halifax
Windsor Junction
Canadian Pacific Railway
Montreal
Boston
Copeland
One on a Congressman's Visit Delighted by Roosevelts Guests
A Washington dispatch to the Philadelphia Press says President Roosevelt greeted a large group of visitors with good humor as Representative Alexander of Buffalo arrived at the White House with thirteen Daughters of the American Revolution delegates. The president joked about presenting his own family as the group met him, and the senator smiled through the moment while the ladies enjoyed the joke.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Philaddlphia Press
Alexander
Buffalo
White House
Convention of Daughters of the American Revolution
Senator Smoot
Mr. Alexander
Senator Pettus Returns to Office in Uncertain Fashion
A Washington World correspondent reports Senator Pettus, aged 42, wearing a new suit after a long frock coat era. He expresses bewilderment at recent consternation and criticizes Senator Lepow for alleged misconduct. Pettus asserts re election and questions changing wardrobe with future political prospects.
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Pettus
Washington
New York World
Seretor Lepow
Vettus
Itoma
Lona
Tog
Indiana crew sets world record in gunnery at Pensacola
The ARDC gunners aboard the battleship Tricia achieved a new world record by firing thirteen inch guns at five miles, hitting fourteen of sixteen shots. Admiral Tigginson ordered ships of the North Atlantic fleet to cheer as the vessel passed the harbor, marking a marvelous feat by Indiana’s crew.
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Pensacola
Fla
Tricia
New York
Bite
Admiral Tigginson
Nunree
Tigginson
North Atlantic
Indiana
Marriage of John L Shaw and Dora Stenderson in Quiet Ceremony
Worthy couple Mr John L Shaw and Miss Dora Stenderson wed Saturday evening in a quiet ceremony conducted by Rev J S Ebersole. Shaw is well known in the city. Mrs Shaw's parents live near Avondale, she has worked in Uns city, and the groom prepared a new home on Adams Street where they began housekeeping.
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John L. Shaw
Dora Stenderson
J.S. Ebersole
Shaw
Bad Beginning: T A C. baseballs lose to Warsaw team
The T. A. C. baseball team from this city fell 11 to 9 to a Warsaw rival Saturday in a tight game. The Age best advertising medium.
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Warsaw
Mergers of Railways Upheld by U S Court of Appeals in 1901
In a sweeping decision the United States circuit court of appeals sustained the government in the Northern Securities case against the Northern Securities company and the Northern Pacific and Great Northern railroads. The decree enjoins the Securities company from further stock actions and from voting its stock, and bars dividends or influence over the railways. The stock exchange for the merger left the bonded debt at about 200 million dollars, and the case sets the stage for a possible Supreme Court appeal.
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Paul, Minn
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
United States
Northern Securities Company
Northern Pacific
Great Northern Railroads
United States District Court
Congress
Court of Appeals
Great Northern
Securities Company
Ilegal
Northern Pacfic
Great Northern Pacfic
Caldwell
Sanborn
Thayer
Vandevanter
St. Louis
The
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Great Northern Railway Company
James J. Hill
William P Clough
Cbd
Willis James
John 8
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Great Northern Roads
Burlington
Northern Securities
Ows of
New Jersey
Republican State Convention Set for June in Columbus
Columbus, April 10 The Republican state convention will likely meet in Columbus on Tuesday and Wednesday June 9 and 10. Senator Hanna will serve as temporary chairman and Senator Foraker as permanent chairman.
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Columbus
Hanna
Foraker
Quadrennial club born from Leap Day birthdays
W W Slabaugh, a Douglas county judge, may found a national fraternity for people born on February 29. A New York Herald dispatch inspired by his idea has drawn hundreds of letters from 29ers nationwide. He contemplates a leap year celebration next February 29 in Omaha and notes his own marriage license issue due to his birthday.
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Dodge W. W. Slabaugh
Omaha Dispatch
New York Herald
New Yorker
Douglas County
Omaha
Gift of 500 Dollar Reward to London Cabman
A London cabman found a bundle of papers near an underground station and handed them to Scotland Yard. They belonged to Charles T. Yerkes and contained valuable railway plans and memoranda. Yerkes sent a $500 check to the cabman, recognizing the distraction of laws on lost property and rewarding the finder under official policy.
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Charles T. Yerkes
London
Scotland Yard
Mr. Yerkes
Yorkes
Bath Cure for Leprosy Claims American Discovery
From Canton China United States Consul McWade reports Dr Adolf Mazing has found and demonstrated a bath based cure for leprosy. He says four patients received the treatment with three returning to business. The regimen uses sun sand swarm cold fresh water and medicated baths with drugs and chemicals. A plan for an island hospital like the Tawanan Iliads is noted for the Philippines.
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Consant
Canton
China
United States
McWade
Adolf Mazing
Washington
New York Tribune
Consul McWade
Philippines
Return of an Old Favorite at Fountain Soda Stand
The hot Saturday drew a rush as 250 plus customers were served at the Fountain store. The Good Roads convention in St Louis on April 26 and 27 prompted W. and T. E. to offer round trip tickets for 13.05 with return by May 4.
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Good Roads
St Louis
Indemnity Bond Details Highlight Silver Basis
Pekin April 13 reports the new American indemnity bond requires payments in gold dollar equivalents with exchange rates per the protocol. Under U S interpretation this makes it effectively a silver bond, in contrast to other nations’ bonds tied to gold at payment dates.
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Pekin
Two Weeks Bible School Begins At Almack Hall
Pastor B L House of Seveth Day Adventist Church opens a two week Bible study series at 7 PM starting April 18. Sessions use charts and diagrams to explain scripture. open to all denominations. Attendees invited to bring Bible pencil and notebook to Walnut and South Lawn Almack hall.
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B. L. House
Seveth Day Adventist Church
Almack Hall
Walnut and
South Lawn Avenue
Unclaimed Letters at Coshocton Post Office
List of letters remaining unclaimed at the Coshocton Ohio post office for the week ending April 13 1963. Names include Miss Margaret Best Mrs Margaret Bible Miss Annie Smith and numerous gentlemen headed by Mr John Bishrel Mr W M Collins Mr Chas F Davidson and others. Claimants should state advertised and give date of list. Q B McCoy Postmaster.
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Coshocton
Margaret Best
Margaret Bible
Annie Smith
John Bishrel
W. M. Collins
Chas F. Davidson
H. A. Gottlieb
Henry Johnson
J . Serr
Chas. D. Miller
John Morrow
William Murray
Geo. Swigert
B. A. Shaw
J. W. Watson
Q. B. McCoy
Two Cincinnati Suicides Reported By Telegraph
Frederick E. Dumant aged twenty four a prominent local figure died by self inflicted means last night at his grandmother Mrs. Robert Jones residence on Pike street. He had been addicted to cigarettes since age eight. Joseph Stevens aged thirty five residing at 314 West Front street died by self inflicted wounds and jumping from a third story window at Sixth and College streets.
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Cincinnati
Frederick E. Dumant
Robert Jones
Pike Street
Joseph Stevens
West Front Street
Sixth
College Streets
Mr Rowland Moves Household to Rose Property
Assistant Agent W H Rowland of the Panhandle moves his family from South Third Street to the Rose property on North Sixth Street vacated by J M Bossert.
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Mr. Rowland
W. H. Rowland
The
Panhandle
South Third Street
Rose Property
North Sixth Street
J. M. Bossert
Collieries Idle in Mahanoy Region Over Easter Holiday
Telegraph report from Pottsville dated April 13 notes several collieries idle in the Mahanoy area due to Easter holiday and new boss demands. Union Chapel meetings run nightly all week with rising interest. Keagy and Lear Axle works shut for repairs with operations to restart Tuesday.
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Pottsville
Mahanoy
Keagy & Lear
The Ode Fellows Lodge Meeting Tonight
The I O GO F lodge will meet this evening and confer the first degree for four members.
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I O. GO. F
Financial ledger notes from national bank appointment
Fragmented OCR shows balance sheet items for a national bank including totals of 850000 00 and 6000 00, notes outstanding 50000 00, due from national and state banks, due to other banks, capital stock paid in surplus and undivided profits, expenses and taxes 502.46, and dividends. Text is garbled with unrelated strings and misreads.
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Ganital
National Bank
Stat
Tavidends Wapnid Indnidoak
Tachek
Ceottolicans of
de Pole
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