Five Thousand Paid and Street Grading Planned by Board
The Coshocton Rolling Mill will receive $5,000 with a further $25,000 due after machinery is installed, likely in January. Street grading for Chestnut to North streets and Trade avenues is set to cost about $1,600, with $10 per lot owner to fund it. A meeting will invite A B Garver to explain Heinz company plans for a cucumber plant and potential farmer contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Coshocton
Beard
Arthur
Hay
Heinz Company
A. B. Garver
Hit Hy
Farers
Quorum Lacking Delay Adjournment at City Council
When Mayor Cassingham tried to call the council to order Tuesday evening no quorum was present. The meeting adjourned until the next regular session. Four members make up a quorum. Two members, Doctor Dent and William Wright, are in. A. F. Timmons was in union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassingham
Doctor Dent
William Wright
A. F. Timmons
Uvanion
Abandoned Wife Sues for Alimony and Custody
Mrs. Hannah L Tumblin of Wills Creek sues her husband James Tumblin in common pleas court for alimony claiming abandonment in 1897 and seeking custody of their two children and a reasonable support allowance. The couple married in 1849 and have two children. The Driver Escaped Without Injury But the Pan Handle forse Was ShakenLp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah L. Tumblin
Wills Creek
Common Pleas
James
Tumblin
Delivery wagon blown over by strong wind
A Greek company wagon driver on the Plainfield Road near J N Woot experienced a strong gust that toppled the wagon. The wagonist slid from the seat but escaped injury. the event caused minor damage to the wagon and nearby property. Local fire horses aided the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weallatis Greek Company
Eid
J. N
Hatnens
Locomotives pass through city for western roads
New locomotives have crossed the city in recent days destined for western routes. Auditor Lamberson to receive a handsome tile hearth in his office as part of ongoing improvements. Superintendent Ward and Chief Engineer Davis arrive from Atlanta Ind. and are ready to work. Mayor Cassingham orders suppression of profanity on the streets drawing favorable press comment. Fire alarm active for five months with no major fires. Sheriff Clark in Plainfield and Oxford townships serving subpoenas in the Marion Davis versus Mary Marlatt case. Roscoe King’s Daughters held an old fashioned tally pulling in town hall. Mrs Nellie M Hubbard of Geneva, president of the Rebekah assembly, to meet with Sarah Rebekah Lodge No 25 Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E Ward
John R. Davis
Atlanta
Ind
Cassingham
H. T.clark
Plainfield
Oxford Township
Marion Davis
Mary Marlatt
King’s Daughters
Roscoe J
Town Hall
Nellie M. Hubbard
Geneva
Rebekah
Add FeNews
Sarah Rebekah Lodge No. 25
A Few Cinder Paths On Walnut Street Pave Inconvenient Way
Walnut Street cutting to grade left a deep excavation at Sixth Street, causing pedestrians trouble. Cinder paths laid to ease the mud now let people pass with less sinking. Engineer Howell from Adams Brothers has crews working at the Third Street intersection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street
Sixth Street
Emgineer Howell
Adams Brothers
Masons of Ohio attend Washington memorial services
General E Lieharver grand master of the Grand Lodge Masons of Ohio is in Washington to attend the memorial services for General Washington. The event promises an impressive ceremony with prominent Masons from across the United States.
Bridges and Stations Inspection Findings Positive in Fla
Roadmaster Jordan with Allend and T P Bones visited here after surveying Wheeling Lake Erie bridges and stations. They found the company property in good condition and no repairs needed, then returned to Canton satisfied with the observations. The report notes repainting and refurbishing by Pennsylvania, Pan Handle, and Fort Wayne lines, with several coaches already remodeled and ready to depart.
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Jordan
Fla. Allend
T. P. Bones
Fanton
Wheeling Lake Erie
Canton
Pennsylvania Company
Pan Handle
Ft. Wayne
Mill Creek Episcopal Church Preaching and Communion
Rev. W. M. Pullen, rector, will preach at 2 30 p m Sunday afternoon and celebrate holy communion at Mill Creek Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Creek Episcopal Church
W. M. Pullen
Lafayette Ladies Dinner Hosts Roscoe Club Guests
The Roscoe Woman's club entertained the Went Lafayette Woman's club at dinner Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. S Elliott on Locust street. Guests from West Lafayette included Mrs. E Leighninger, Mrs. F Yarnel, Mrs. Noah McClain, Mrs. John West, Mrs. F Hanna, Mrs. W Best, Miss Anna Marx, Mrs. Walton, and Mrs. M Barringer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Woman's Club
Went Lafayette
S~. Elliott
Locust Street
Ellntt
Roscoe Club
West Lafayette
E. Leighninger
F. J.yarnel
Noah McClain
John West
F. Hanna
W. Best
A Mad Scramble for Pap in Coshocton County
A detailed narrative accuses the Mischief Maker publishers of plotting to block the county’s annual report publication. The article traces a political battle from 1898 through court action, noting shifts in publication frequency, mandamus petitions, and votes by Commissioners Funk Fisher and McConnell, with threats of further legal fights ahead.
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Coshocton
Tae Ace
Marshall
McConnell
Bahmer
Fisher
Ofice
Acre
J. T. Funk
Funk
Vicehif
E.S
Manly
Dicover Bhio
Olive
Wreaty Mosse
James Glenn
Lettice
Iaud
Tar Age
THE
AGE
Mischief Maker
Ace
Funk and Fisher—McConnell
Alien Marshall
Nicholas & Merrell
Common Pleas Court
Easoff
T. S. Wheeler
W. A. Himebaugh
John M. Compton
Eason
Change in the force at the Postal Telegraph Co
W V Lecky notified of change in the force at the Postal Telegraph Co in this place Lecky to have complete charge of the company lines in toys district W S Hitchcock of Unrichoville will be added to the office force Advertisements seek book canvassers with no experience required AMERICAN MANUFACTURING Co 22 Main Street Scio College business department closes Dec 15 for two weeks vacation Winter term opens Jan 2 1900 Mt All parties indebted to undersigned urged to call and settle by Dec 30 Syxxs Bett 21 426 Roscoe O
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. V. Lecky
Postal Telegraph Company
Mr. Lecky
Toys District
W. S. Hitchcock
Unrichoville
Scio College
Scio. O
Syxxs & Bett
Roscoe
Dispatcher Blame Lays on Dr Hennel Verdict in Wheeling Wreck
Coroner Hennel finds dispatcher McCaffrey responsible for the Wheeling and Lake Erie collision two miles east of Coshocton on November 25. The inquest heard testimony from Moran Run and Wheeling & Lake Erie officials, with McCaffrey admitting a momentary error when the wire failed to relay his corrected order. The report states the wreck killed Squire West and Asbury Luman, caused by orders issued by McCaffrey for trains moving in opposite directions.
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Hennel
Wheeling & Lake Erie
McCaffrey
Roche
Judge Day
Needham
Canton
Morgan Run Company
Ase
Fred Troll Lof Cleveland
Wheeling & Cake Erie
FE. D. Dennis
Morgan Run
Miss Smith
Squire West
Asbury Luman
Pan Francile
Hill Station
J. W. McCaffrey
Ohio
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway Company
Sal
Exttra
Pan Handle Crossing
Presbyterian Musicale by Young Ladies at Miss Wilsons
The Presbyterian musicale at Miss Jennie Wilsons residence Fourth and Locust streets will be held this evening as a leading season event. The program features top city musicians. No admission charge, but a collection will be taken for home missionary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
Jennie Wilson
Fourth
Locust Streets
Stamps Cut After December Under New IRS Order
The internal revenue commissioner issued an order requiring all documentary revenue stamps over 10 cents to be cut with three incisions on each stamp. The cuts must start a quarter inch from one end and end a quarter inch from the other, covering stamps on mortgages deeds and similar papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Commissioner
Coshocton sought as manufacturing center by board of trade
Secretary Boyd of the Coshocton board of trade notes many manufacturers wish to relocate for the right incentives. He receives daily letters asking to come. He says if there were a million dollars to spend in bonuses Coshocton could become the state's manufacturing hub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd
Board of Trade
Coshocton
Captured the Pair From Dresden Men in Frazeysburg
Panhandle officers Moore and Tillman captured William Painter and William Gordon at their homes after pursuing them for train riding. They were charged with train riding and fined 40 dollars each by Mayor Shore for their son. Officers vow to break up the Frazeysburg gang and keep surveillance.
First Steel Cars With Pan Handle Initials Made
The first steel cars bearing Pan Handle initials P C C and St Le have been produced, rated at 100000 pounds capacity and similar to cars used on the Ft. Wayne and Pennsylvania line. The Pennsylvania railroad, after introducing heavy fast locomotives separating engineer and fireman, concludes future engines will place both men together in sight at all times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. CC
St. le
Pennsylvania
Ft. Wayne
Pennsylvania Railroad
New Christian Church Nears Dedication in Coshoctow
Statement by Rev A J Sever outlines a new Disciples of Christ church at Eleventh and Adams in Coshoctow. The building will be dedicated late January or early February as part of a larger plan to support moral and spiritual work, aid the poor, and promote New Testament Christianity. The pastor thanks supporters and invites fair hearing of their claims.
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Eleventh and
Adams Streets
Bandag Fond
Coshoctow
Christ
A. J. Sever
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Estine Peogiz
Garver
Ore
Gray Hardware Co
Lamberson
Sixth and
Walnut Streets
Washington’s Tomb
E. L. Lyvarger
Masons of
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Leeting
Lake Erie
Vhive
Lafayette
Wanvep
American Manufacturreng Co
Main Street
Asbury Leman
the Presbyterian Musicale
Moore and
Tillman
Frazeysburg
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