Notice to Build Hadden Bridge in Coshocton County Ohio
County Commissioners invite sealed bids for labor and materials to erect the Hadden Bridge near Tiverton Township Coshocton County Ohio Plans and specifications detail truss bracing and stress sheets with dead live wind loads and safety factors Bids due April 27 1903 at 2 30 PM at the Auditor's office Coshocton Ohio A certified check of 200 payable to the County Commissioners is required to accompany bids The bridge must be completed by November 1 1903 and the Commissioners reserve the right to reject any bids
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Coshocton
County
Ohio
Tiverton Township
Coshocton County
Auditor's Office
Hio
Hadden Siuing
Toledo, Walbonding Valley & Ohio Railway
Waddell
Coshoecton
A. Lamberson
Notice to Stone Masons for Hadden Bridge work
Proposals due 2:20 PM April 27 1903 in Coshocton Ohio Auditor office for masonry of one pier and two abutments on Hadden Bridge. Submit to Board of County Commissioners with a $100 certified check or cash as bid guarantee. bond required and completion by October 1. Count Auditor Lamberson.
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Auditor's
Coshocton County
Ohio
Hadden Bridge
Tiverton Township
Ohito
Auditor's Office
Board of County Commissioners
Coshocton
Depos- County
Iraq, Co
Lamberson
Musical Young People Stage Comic Opera Review
Dennison youths presented a unique comic opera review featuring selections from Florodora When Johnny Comes Marching Home Susan of Lulu Peggy from Paris and other operatic hits Miss Eric Quirk of Uhrichsville and Miss Nelle Snyder of Newcomerstown led performances This showcases regional talent with noted performers from Uhrichsville and Newcomerstown.
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Dennison
Florodora
Johnny
Susan
Lulu
Peggy
Paris
Eric Quirk
Uhrichsvile
Nelle Snyder
Newcomerstown
Hat Fashions Strain the Big-Headed Man in Coshocton
A humorous Chronicle notes a Coshocton man with a head about a third larger than average faces a spring hat crisis. He endures ill fitting styles until a dusty size 7 6 8 finally fits, while many men favor 6 7 8 and 7 hats. The piece also touches on extreme sizes and tailor-made blocks, with a light nod to fashion’s quirks.
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Coshocton
Jule Walters
Wu Ting Tang
Cochocton
Assistant Attorney General Tyner Is Dismissed At Post Office
Postmaster General Payne announces the dismissal of James N Tyner as assistant attorney general for the post office department. Mrs Tyner, with others, is alleged to have abstracted papers from the Tyner office. Officials report attempts to recover the papers, and arrests are under consideration. General Tyner remains ill and confined, while Mrs Tyner defends not surrendering the documents.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Payne
James N. Tyner
Tyner
Knox
Christiancy
Che~ge
General Tyner
R Ross Perry
L. T. Michener
James N Tyner
Tic
Indiana
Wedding of Edith Iekes and William Burke Brady in Newark
One of the most beautiful weddings was that of Miss Edith Iekes and Mr. Wm. Burke Brady held Wednesday evening at Tory Trinity church in Newark. A reception for about 125 crests followed at the Tekes home. Mrs Brady is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Iches and is well known locally.
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Edith Iekes
Wm. Burke Brady
Tory Trinity Church
Newark
Tekes
Brady
Joseph Iches
Ohio Voters Asked to Approve Constitutional Amendment
The Ohio Secretary of State authenticates a 1902 joint resolution proposing to amend section 16 of article II. The text outlines legislative reading rules, governor’s veto process, and ballot wording for the amendment. The notice confirms adoption by the General Assembly and official certification in Columbus on January 27, 1903.
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Cénetha
Okio
Thia
State of
Obio
General Assembly
Secretary of State
Gov
W. 3. McKinnon
House of Representatives
Barcher
Senate
United States OF America
Ohio
I. Lewis C. Laylin
State of Ohio
Apple
Columbus
W. S Mckixnon
F. B Archer
Anteip
Taren
Anttea
Otto
Alice
Lewis Claylin
Emil de
Ohigo
Livery
No. & McKinnon
PB. Archer
Onio
Secretary of States
Lewis
Scemoni
W Os MchKinnon
Cant L WipPerRt
Unitry States
Avcalia
Ohte
Lewis C. Laylin
Bonn
Mrs Flood Arrested in Michigan Murder Case
Telegraph to The Age reports in Grand Rapids that Mrs Jennie Flood was arrested for the murder of John London who was shot last Tuesday. An accident insurance policy on London with Flood as beneficiary is noted. Chas Noble moved his family to Alliance for new employment.
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Iand Rapids
Mich
Jennie Flood
John London
Lenon
Proposed Ohio constitutional amendment on municipal classification
A 1903 proposal from the Ohio General Assembly seeks to classify cities by population into three classes and regulate powers over taxation borrowing and debts. The amendment would require a statewide vote on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1903, with yes or no options on municipal classification.
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General Assembly
Qghio
Mormons to Be Ousted From Germany
Berlin reports Prussia and Mecklenburg have ordered expulsion of Mormon missionaries for propagating religion deemed incompatible with state laws and morals. About 145 Mormons in Germany and 90 in Prussia, all Americans, are affected.
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Aee
Berlin
Prussia
Grand Duchy of Mecklenburg
Germany
Estate of Panhandle Division Superintendent Valued at Millions
The former Panhandle division superintendent, recently killed in a trolley accident, left an estate estimated between 3.6 and 4 million dollars. He was a well known figure among longtime residents of COSHOCTON. The polished gentleman could not always see his finish.
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Wow. Card
Panhandle
Coshocton
Ohio constitutional amendment proposals from early 1900s
Fragmentary manuscript text shows proposed Ohio amendments to constitution sections, including amendment to section 2 article 11 about representation and a separate amendment on single liability for private corporate stockholders. The document cites dates in 1902 and 1903, secretary of state attestations, and legislative official signatures.
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Ohio
Lynde in Critical Illness at Walnut Street Home
Evra H Lynde is critically ill at his Walnut street home in his eightieth year. The condition is grave, with family at his side. The community notes the longtime resident's illness and requests prayers.
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Ll. Evra H. Lynde
Walnut Street
Mr. Lynde
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