New Coshocton Council Inaugurated In Long Session
The Coshocton council sworn in after the old body adjourned at night. Mayor Cassingham announced officers including Policemen Hawkins and Hains, temporary guard Courtright, sewer inspector Manner, and several trustees and clerks. Committees were named with Timmons, Merrell, Stewart and others handling street, light, ordinance, building, and jury duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Timmons
Rinner
Kuntz
Faror Cas Singham
Wagner
Maple
Finnell
Glass
Brooke
Stewart
Cassingham
Edward Hawkins
Henry Hains
Harrison Courtright
W. H. Manner
Council—Street
Merrell
Stewart Light
Rimner
Mayor's Address Shapes Council Conflicts and Chestnut Street Vote
The mayor discusses nonpartisan committee selection and a push for Chestnut street improvements. Council debates petition validity, readings, and union labels amid labor friction and street upgrades in Shodon.
Residents Seek Removal From Paving Petition
Clerk reads petitions from county commissioners and eight Chestnut street residents asking their names be removed from an asphalt paving petition. A motion to refer to the street committee is blocked by an amendment to act promptly, with a heated dispute over parliamentary procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Timmons
Mr. Enniz
Timmons
Voorhees
Chestnut Street
Stewart
Rinner
Cassingham
Wagner
Mr. Binnet
Unions Push For Street Work Pay Scale Ordinance
Shovelers and Teamsters petition the city council seeking an ordinance setting ten hour day wages of 1.70 for shovelers and 3.50 for teamsters. Attorney Joe McDowell represents the unions urging swift action while officials call for committee review as work demands persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teamsters
Joe McDowell
Rinner
Mr. Timmons
Ali
Cin
Mr. Ringer
Mr. Rinner
Dumping Ground Debate Brought To City Council
Attorney for T M Johnson and Mrs Elizabeth Crawford cites garbage dumping on their property between Mulberry street and Muskingum low lands. Mayor Cassingham urges ordinance committee to investigate. question of a dumping ground raised. State board of health rejected Tuscarawas site. McClain farm location blocked. Council asked to settle the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Hunt
T. Mf. Johnson
Elizabeth Crawford
Mulberry Street
Muskingum
Cassingham
Brooke
State Board of Health
McClain
Water Works Trustees Urge System Expansion
Water Works Trustee J L Rue and Superintendent Raiff urged the council to expand the water system. They noted the town has grown beyond 4000, the reservoir capacity is 350000 gallons, and current consumption strains supply. They requested funding for extensions and upgrades to meet demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turing
Session Water Works
J. L. Rue
Raiff
Mr. Rue
Bond Sale Approved For Sewer Bonds By City
A resolution accepts Commercial Bank bid of 21200 for six percent sewer bonds at 35 pre sonuma. a Cincinnati firm bid 885 but was excluded by restrictions. The Orange Street sewer contract nears award to John Kissner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Bank
Voorhees
Cincinnati
Orange Street
John Kissner
Council Delays Bid Decision On Labor Basis Contingent on Union Conference
The council debated keeping or rejecting a bid check tied to a labor rate of $1.30 per day, planning to wait for Kissner to attend a union conference. Engineer Hanlon reviewed the Heskett property plat and recommended a culvert on upper Walnut, with Brooke and Stewart to decide between stone box or iron pipe. A Main street sewer extension and land tract ordinance were advanced, and the treasurer reported a balance of $32,902.36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Kissner
Union
Hanlon
Heskett
Upper
Walnut Street
Brooke
Stewart
Main Street
J. B. Johnson
Patterson
Officers Bonds Filed With City Clerk
Mayor Cassingham posts a 2000 dollar bond signed by J W Cassingham and C L Cassingham. Treasurer Glass bonds 70000 with F C Hay H C Herbig Captain E W James and C B Hunt as sureties. Clerk Wagner bonds for 2000 signed by L K Beach J L Rue and W McNaughton. Chief Maple bonds 1000 with John Hall W A Mizer and J W Moore. D D Boyd and Captain Compton join Commissioner Finner on the same 1000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassingham
J. W. Cassingham
C.L. Cassingham
Glass
F.C. Hay
H.C. Herbig
E. W. James
C. B. Hunt
Wagner
L. K. Beach
J. L. Rue
W. McNaughton
Maple
John Hall
W. A. Mizer
J. W. Moore
D. D. Boyd
Captain Compton
Finner
Chestnut Street Improvement Resolution Adopted in Coshocton Ohio
A resolution in Coshocton Ohio declares Chestnut street from Second to Ninth streets to be improved by grading curbing and paving with sheet metal or block and constructing culverts and drains. Assessments will be levied per front foot with installments and bonds may be issued. notices to property owners and publication in a city paper are required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Street
Second Street
Ninth Street
Coshocton
Ohio
Colboctor
T. J. Hanley
L. E. Beach
Cassingham
WaGsee
Ordinance to Improve Second Street Coshocton Ohio
An ordinance by Coshocton Village Council orders grading curbing and brick paving of Second Street from Mulberry to Sycamore with culvert work and related assessments. It cites authorization by a March 2 1906 resolution and outlines costs and assessment procedures under the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulberry Street
Sycamore Street
Coshocton
Ohio
Sara Pot
Sim Massingham
Meerkhadi
Wauser
Ordinance for Sewer on Second Mulberry Main and Sycamore Streets
An ordinance to improve Second street from Mulberry street south to Main street and from Main street north to Sycamore street and Sycamore street from Second street east to Fifth street by constructing a sewer, with costs assessed per property and paid in six installments, issued as bonds in anticipation of such assessment. Passed April 37 1900 by Mayor Cassingham and Clerk Wagner.
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Second Street
Mulberry Street
Main Street
Sycamore Street
Fifth Street
SyCaMmone Strest
Pifen Street
Main Treat
Cassingham
B. ¥. Wagner
Floods and tornadoes assail Mississippi delta and South
Storm and flood reports from Mississippi and Arkansas describe record rainfall washing out rail lines and flooding fields. Tornado damage disrupts towns in Hamburg Iowa and Bunkie Louisiana with destroyed buildings and livestock injuries. Miller convicted in Brooklyn grand larceny case. Lottridge held for murder in Chicago. Ohio Centennial funds in doubt as Toledo weighs ahead. Bailey wins support in Travis County for U.S. Senate bid.
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Miller
New York
William F. Miller
Franklin Syndicate Fame
Brooklyn
Katherin Moeges
Furf Winners at Memphis Meet Highlighted Names
A fragmented list from the Memphis event shows participants like Notieman Wary Sentiam Fiertzar Garry German Compes sta May Garicude True True Eine Mornel Her Ledrabip ti Hans Ach Cupidity Bux Sy Scraper On durdis. The readable items point to a competition with multiple entrants and unknown outcomes.
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Furf
vAt
Memphis
Notieman
Wary Sentiam
Ating
Fiertzar
Garry German
Compessta
May Garicude
True
True Eine
Mornel
Her Ledrabip
Ti Hans Ach
Cupidity
Bux
Sy Scraper
Ondurdis
Deed Transfer Accepted by Coshocton Village Officials
James R Johnson and Anna W Johnson convey land in Coshocton Ohio to the Incorporated Village of Coshocton for a stated amount. The deed specifies parcel boundaries and measurements, including a 6.013 acre tract along Third Street, and the transfer becomes effective after passage and publication. Mayor G W Cassingham and Clerk F F Wagnse sign the document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Johnson
Anna W. Johnaun
Coshocten
Ohio
Coshooten
Ined
Ibn Fallowing
Slaven and
Minning
Third Street
Joseph R. Johnson
Ann W. Johnson
Coshocton
G. W. Cassingham
F.F, Wagnse
Clark
Trusts Attack and Republican Platform Drafted
Washington reports outline two anti trust measures: branding trust goods and broader penalties while a rough draft of the Republican creed reaffirms gold standard protection and calls for a stronger navy and civil service reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McKinley
Philippines
Monrose
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