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Notices cover church festivals gatherings obituaries and celebrations at five cents per line with five cent per line for seating and other items. Subscriptions delivered by carrier in Coshocton Roscoe cost ten cents weekly and forty eight dollars annually. The paper asks requests to send communications to The Age and notes sales outlets and non mail delivery without prepaid status.
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Coshocton
Roscoe
Carters
Age's Columbus Correspondent Reports Silent Start to Legislature
Special correspondent from Columbus notes the legislative session opens January 2 with slow early action due to holidays. He promises daily letters detailing developments for Coshocton County readers through The Age and its local representative. The paper also previews its new serial The Two Van Revels and praises Booth Tarkington's prose.
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Age
Columbus
Pontics
Coshocton County
Coshoc
Sonal
Gromnt
Sand
Evers
Poor Roads Plague Farmers As Tax Plans For Highways Fail
An Ohio and central west farmers’ tax proposal for permanent road improvements is criticized as ineffective. The report cites New York’s park system and road quality, noting farmers pay high transport costs on poor roads. Comparisons show smoother roads could cut costs from 25 to 6–8 cents per ton mile, highlighting soil and drainage advantages.
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Ohio
West
Radio
Aaiesville Siena
New York
Massachusetts
Central West
Yes Virginia there is a Santa Claus in editorial guise
The text recounts a famous New York Sun editorial responding to a child’s question about Santa Claus. It defends the existence of Santa as real in spirit, comparing love goodness and devotion to a perpetual, comforting belief, and notes the world would be dreary without such faith and fantasy.
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Mpyr
Hoy — Pier
Charles Dan
New York Sun
Virgina
Santa Chius
Virginia
Santa Claus
Lfe
Ignorant man meets Michigan girl at distant station
A Michiaan traveler misunderstands a Dewy from Stinto- Sie Ned fare and a Gren town miscue leads to a tense moment as she plans to explain her trip and its purpose. The scene reveals confusion and a future likelihood of more dialogue about travel and local knowledge.
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Michiaan
Una
Barry
Giaie
Amitike
Sud
Tse
Hirge
Forestang
Investigate Case in Chihuahua After Ranch Tragedy
The state department telegraphed American Consul Mills at Chihuahua to proceed immediately and investigate the Rutherford and McMurray case. Finstad the ranch owner and a cowboy named Short are jailed on murder charges, claiming Mexican brigands were to blame. Walter Brightman returns home from Columbus after Christmas.
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Washington
State Department
Mills
Chihuahua
Mexico
Biaz
Rutherford and McMurray
Finstad
Short
Mango as a promising tropical fruit for U.S. cultivation
The agricultural department reviews mango varieties from India Africa Cuba and Porto Rico. It notes two leading kinds, Muigoba and Alphotos, suitable for southern U.S. climates and grafting on hardy stock. Records show multiple uses from fresh fruit to marmalade and chutney with potential profitable markets in the United States.
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United States
Palm Beal
Torre Atco
Huwih
Philippines
Spain
Cuba
Chen
Department of Agriculture
Oliver
Kangencrst
Uru
Poe Fite
Seeiers
Irvine
India
Luis Miaugues
Africa
Ceylon
Malay Archipelago
Dhirh
Hederhat AL Sin
Tim
Chicago
Washington
Phuntiten
Porto
Ricu
Porto Iico
Agricultural Department
United State
Jap Novelist and Student Enters Indiana University
Shonglo Tamura famed Japanese novelist enters Indiana University to pursue graduation with the class of 1907. At 27, born in Tosa, Japan, he studied at Ishi Kaiwa State and Anabei Literature College in Tokyo and has written seven novels and many short stories.
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Indiana University
Shonglo Tamura
Japan
Cliss
Indianapeily News
Tosa
Ishikaiwa State
Wace
Anaiei Literature College
Tokyo
Lobia Abd
Tattawus Dees
Wagguneer
Sete
Wis
Loyakiateles
Masaya Mayakund
Ad Datanese Kinger
San Kaneen Uml
Gitkie University
Lagitira
Tere
Yartea
Aung
Miko
Lurge
Uhi Gamma Delt
Aimerien
Kids in Congress Age Counts Highlight Illinois and Nation
The Chicago News reports a wave of young lawmakers in the Fifty-ninth Congress. Names include Wharton of Illinois, Dickson, Dawson, Landis, and Garrett of Tennessee, with several others under thirty-five. Anthony Mitchell from Illinois defends his youth noting his potential influence.
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Charles W. Winthon
Chievo
Daid Chitin
Tower House of Congress
Illinois
Leroy "Ly Veron
Ie Winshingtol
Chicago News
Possibda
Wharton
Dhut
Tennessee
Garrett
Anthony Michtieh
Earth Ulinots
Youngeso
Congress
Tse Min
Bohemi
Rank Stoddard Dickson
Ilinois
Fas
Higeims
Connection
Brandexee
Whiarton
Michuek
Military drill for pupils at Central Street School
The Central street school of Myvianston UL introduces military drill for sixth to eighth graders with Captain Myers leading sessions each Monday and Thursday. Sixty boys demonstrate marching, formations, and deploying as they gain familiarity with the manual of arms using light guns sans bayonets.
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andEyanaston Public School
Central Street
Myvianston
Siys
Chicago News
Myers
Miss Prember
Young British cabinet averages age mid fifties
The Boston Herald notes the new British cabinet is youthful with nine Roosevelts among them. Only five exceed sixty, ten are between fifty and sixty, and six are under fifty. The overall average age is about 55.
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Great Britain
Boston Herald
Roove- Vett
Nican Revolution Reported Internal San Domingo Uproar
Washington reports a San Domingo uprising seen as internal with no U S intervention planned unless Americans are attacked. A White House conference with President and Secretaries confirmed this stance while actions by rebels and government troops sparked fights near the capital. An agreement granting U S fiscal protection over Santo Domingo was signed with ministers and commissioners detailing the arrangement.
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Washington
San Domingo
State Department
Cnn
White House
Root
Taft
Bonaparte
San Panaco
Republic
Carlos Morales
Pimientel
Wes
Juan F. Sanches
Sanu Domingo
United States
Albert $. Dilingham
Thomas 3. Dawson
Frederico Valesquez
Presbyterians Fight Union Fray in Cumberland Church
Nashville report on the first general session of the Cumberland Presbyterian council convened in St Louis and held at the First Cumberland Presbyterian church. Loyal members oppose union with other Presbyterian bodies and advocate preserving the existing denomination by individual withdrawal if needed.
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Nashville
Tenn
Cumberland Presbyterian Council
St. Louis
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
First Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Cumberland Presbyterians
General Cumberland Presbyterian
Mother Has Remarkable Record
Albany dispatch reports Mrs Alfred Wilts claiming she gave birth to a daughter only 116 days after a previous son. Dr George T Morton confirms the unlikely tale and notes the new child is normal while the older infant shows no teeth.
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Albany
Alfred Wilts
George T Morton
Morton
Pattison 10 Probes State Institutions
An investigation of all Ohio state departments and state institutions will likely be ordered soon after Governor-elect John M. Pattison's inauguration. Northwestern Ohio senators back the move and will meet Pattison to decide the method to start the probe.
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Toledo
John M. Pattison
Ohio
Pattison
Marshall Dickey and Mr Fadia Visit Carter County Friends
Marshall Dickey and Mr. Fadia of Pittsburg spent Carter mas with friends in this county.
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Marshall Dickey
Mr. Fadia
Pittsburg
Cooperdale Family News And Holiday Travel Notes
Christmas gatherings and travels fill Cooperdale with activity. Residents visit relatives in Guernsey and Columbus, with several trips to Pittsburgh and Zanesville. A local rat and sparrow hunt ends with an oyster supper, while illness and a funeral bring family notices. A water cure tip and local advertisements close the column.
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Zanesville
G. QO. Baughman
Wakatomika
C. Baughman
Olney, II
Baughman
Smith Hill
George Steffee
Newark
Thomas
H. W. Cullison
Gee, Anderson
David Johnston
J. F. Anderson
Byron
Amd
George Johnston
Grace
Effie Ramsey
Killback
Martin Wolford
Ami Cultison
Luther Maston
Gill Maston
Alice Dickerson
Coshocton
A. W. Dickerson
T. B. Steffee
Clara Eagleson
Annihilates Time Across Continent on Cuban Special
Telegraphic report from Chicago details a 60 hour transcontinental run to Havana via the Cuban special. The Illinois Central rebuilt 1000 miles of track at cost and will run weekly with 156 Illinois teachers aboard the initial trip. The journey to New Orleans takes 24 hours and the steamer Prince Arthur adds 36 hours at 19 knots.
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Chicago
Havana
Cuba
Illinois Central Railroad
New Orleans
Prince Arthur
Milneis Central
Illinois
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