Coshocton rolling mill ready for rapid finishing
Officials arrive to oversee completion as foundations for engine and roll train are laid awaiting heavy machinery. Superintendent Ward and Chief Engineer Davis move to Coshocton with their families. Under President Beard the mill nears operation after weeks of construction and staffing adjustments.
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Coshocton
William E.ward
John R. Davis
Atlanta
Indiana
Beard
E. B Erikson
Pittsburg
Tips of his fingers in cut with tin cutter accident
Walter McGinnis suffered a painful but not serious accident while using a tin cutter on Tuesday. Two fingers of his right hand were cut at the tips. Doctor Marshall dressed the wounds. McGinnis boards with J.T. Foster on Bank street. his parents live at West Bedford.
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Walter McGinnis
Doctor Marshall
McGinnis
J.T. Foster
Bank Street
West Bedford
Death of Five Year Old From Scarlet Fever
Frank Parks five years old son of James Parks of 125 South Water Street died Monday evening from scarlet fever. He fell ill last Friday and was laid to rest at South Lawn on Tuesday afternoon. Doctor Foster has no new cases for several days and reports other patients recovering in the city.
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Frank Parks
James Parks
South Water Street
South Lawn
Foster
NOT UNTIL JANUARY BISHOP APPOINTMENT DELAYED
A Rome dispatch says the Catholic diocese bishop vacancy will not be filled this week as expected due to heavy business, with bids for Indianapolis and Savannah similarly delayed. The vacancy likely will be filled in January. An advertisement touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure from C E Anderson's Drug Book Store claiming digestion aid and relief from dyspepsia.
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Watterson
Rome
Indianapolis
Savannah
Guernsey County Has Strong Phone Links Claims Cambridge Sun
The Cambridge sun notes Guernsey County likely has the best telephone connectivity in the state, with all areas to the county seat soon connected. It highlights Coshocton as an example of broad access and reports many towns and farmers reachable from the Coshocton exchange.
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Cambridge Sun
Guernsey
Coshocton
Great British At Magersfontein Battle In South Africa
London reports show heavy fighting as British forces under Lord Methuen contend with entrenched Boers at Magersfontein near Modder River. Casualties include high officers. calls grow to mobilize reserves and reinforce units amid a costly reverse in the war.
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South Africa
Magersfontein
London
Lord Methuen Ron
Modder River
Grange River
the Times
Canada
Lord Methuen
Morning Post
Kamilauor
Europe
War Office
Washington Debates Holiday Recess and Washington Memorial
The House approves a holiday recess from Dec 20 to Jan . Richardson seeks adjournment for Washington memorial events but Payne objects. Senate Republicans announce new committees with Lodge Foreaker Platt Foster Wolcott and Spooner among appointees. Currency debate continues in the House with 12 Democrats expected to back the bill. Elaborate plans mark the Washington memorial centennial for George Washington with many visitors arriving for ceremonies. The Treasury shows cash balance 287 209 904 and gold reserve 242 296 704. local robberies report in Kentucky. a boy convicted in New York Saratoga murder case.
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Richardson
Washington Memorial
Payne
George Washington
Senate
Democratic Committee
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Lodge
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Pacific Islands
Philippines
Foraker
Cuba
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Conn
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Finance Committee
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Hansbrough
Wolcott
Committee of Foreign Relations
Bacon
Money
Alien
Neb
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Pennsylania
Maryland
Massachusetts
Miessrs
Fowler
N. J
Lacey
Cushman
Wash
Hamilton
Aiuch
Burton
Messrs
Brundige
Ark
Wheeler
Benton
Miss
Fox
Pierce
Tenn
Sulzer
Cowherd
Otey
Gains
Tex
Mr. Gell
Treasury
Appeal Refused and Mountaineers Killed in Kentucky News
In Philadelphia a court refused an appeal to declare Investors' Trust officials bankrupt and appoint a receiver. The suit covered $660 in deposits. Judge McPherson found the balance banked securely with protections. Parallel items: Tradesmen's National Bank indictments dismissed. four mountaineers killed in Kentucky. Democratic leaders in Frankfort discuss Goebel Beckham contest. threats over Forest Lang case. NY man jailed for running a phony bank and quick money schemes.
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Weaiers
Philadelphia
United States District Court
Investors’ Trust
McPherson
Franklin Syndicate
Brooklyn
New York
Thomas
Criminal Bureau of the
United States Court
Nolse
James
Allan MacNaughton
Tradesmen’s National Bank
MacNaughton
Paris
Purnell
Dunham
Forest Lang
Louis Gourdain
Gourdain
New Orleans
Topeka
Kansas City
Market reports show mixed cattle and hog prices across cities
Market reports list cattle and hog prices by grade in Cleveland New York Pittsburgh Buffalo Cincinnati and Toledo. Cattle ranges include good to choice and poor to medium with calves and bulls noted. hogs show heavy and mediums with prices around four dollars. sheep and lambs priced by type. no. 2 corn and oats quoted.
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Texas
Cleveland
New York
Pittsburg Faurie
Capture of Mami and Pilar Death in Luzon Action
A Dec 14 Manila dispatch recounts Major March’s Cervantes expedition and General Gregorio Pilar’s death in a Dec 2 3 clash. Americans routed Pilar’s force, with casualties and a treacherous mountain retreat amid harsh cold. March reorganized, 25 mounted and 100 mounted men, after five days’ rations.
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Piles
Manilla
March
Cervantes
Tilad
Aldo
Gregorio Pilar
Concepcion
Cers
Boers Well Prepared Says Gustav Schacht
Amazan Schacht and 2 Johaneeshburg men arrived in New York from the Transvaal on the St Paul and were detained then released after bonds were posted. Gustav Schacht, editor of The African Jewish Gazetteer, said the Boers have been arming for war, with 1470005 rifles and 300 artillery pieces, and know every foot of the region. He noted confiscation of horses and fodder and that foreigners suffered, while those friendly to them received receipts.
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Johaneeshburg Monstor
Transvaal
New York
St. Paul
Gustav Schacht
Schacht
New York Times
Jamezourah
Orange Free State
Natal
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National League of Professional
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China
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