Coshocton Ohio Post Office Paper Delivery Rates
Rostered as second class matter at the Coshocton Ohio post office. Subscription by carrier to Coshocton and Roscoe costs ten cents weekly. Regular subscribers missing delivery should notify the office. Church festival notices and event ads to raise funds cost five cents per insertion. Cards of thanks obituaries and celebration ads priced five cents per line. Send communications to The Age at the office.
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Coshocton
Ohio
Roscoe
Carriera
Cumberland Church Protests Union Move In Tennessee
The Cumberland Presbyterian loyalist council in Nashville adopted resolutions protesting a proposed union with the Presbyterian Church in the United States. A telegraphed copy was sent to the fraternity and union committee meeting in St Louis to arrange details of property and church boards.
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Nashville
Tenn
Cumberland = Presbyterian loyalist council
Cumberland Presbyterian Churches
United States
Committee On Fraternity and Union
St Louis
Columbus Marks the First New Year's Day in the West
The article recounts Columbus observing the first New Year's Day in the Western Hemisphere on January 1, 1493, after his voyage set sail in August. It notes his hopes, the voyage's hardships, encounters with natives, cargo like corn bread and West Indian foods, and the era-opening significance of his discovery for Europe and future expansion.
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England
Phiadelphia
Wester
Colmmuyia
Coleus
Columbus
India
Asia
Costumous
Auerlea
Cuba
Guarico
Spain
Christopher Columbus
Western Hemisphere
Iis
Ture
Ile
Guarivo
Calumbus
Europe
Raleigh
Columius
Ailantis
Scott's Emulsion Aids Consumption Patients
The advertisement argues that while many treatments exist, rest, fresh air, sun, wholesome food, and Scott's Emulsion remain essential. It claims patients can gain weight with Scott's Emulsion, sometimes within a week, and notes that nourishment is crucial for the consumptive.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Daily Age Available at Local Stands and Drug Store
The Daily Age is on sale at C. E. Anderson's drug store, F. F. Smith's newsstand, Greek-American Candy store and Shrigley's Smoke House. It is not mailed unless paid in advance. Papers discontinue when the term expires.
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Daily Age
C. E. Anderson
F. F. Smith
Shrigley
Lost keys prompt big return after ad in The Age
A man found a set of keys after reading Frank Mulligan’s notice in The Age. Mulligan’s phone plea, calling to “cut it out,” led to quick contact as the finder had kept an eye on the paper. The incident highlights the power of small ads.
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Frank Mulligan
Mr. Mulligan
Gook Probes Cattle Shipments Amid Local Outrage
Jesse W. Gook, prominent Wichita stock man formerly of Coshocton County, traces cattle shipped without his consent during the summer and vows to lift the lid on such practices.
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Kansas City Daily_. Drovers’ Telegram
Coshocton County
Jesse W. Gook
Wichita, Co
J. W
Death by Own Action Shocks Rome Residents
A nine year old American girl in Rome reportedly killed herself by hanging from a third floor window at her residence. She had lived briefly with a family in the city and recently showed signs of nervous strain and illness. The incident distressed local residents as authorities investigated the tragedy amid foreign visitors.
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Rome
Der
Auto Ratedolph
Miky Randolph
Leopold
Slandolph
Pennsville
Agus
Bleo
Iron and Steel Trusts Forming a Major Pool
A Pittsburgh telegraph report states iron and steel interests plan a large combination likely to form soon with about 159 million dollars in capital. Core players include Republic Steel, Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad, Sloss Sheffield Iron, and La Belle Iron Works led by John W. Gates and C B Guthrie with other Republic promoters.
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Pittsburg
Republic Tron and Steel Company
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
Sloss Sheffield Iron Company
la Belle Iron Works
John W. Gates
Guthrie
The
Republic Company
Baptist Services Set With Guest Presenter
Rev Crumley and his wife plan to be out of town Sunday. The pulpit will be supplied by a minister from Dennison University, bringing a guest preaching appearance to the local Baptist congregation.
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Baptists Services
Crumley
Dennison University
Middie Siplen Decatur Faces Naval Academy Court Martial
Middie Siplen Decatur of Portsmouth New Hampshire, a first class midshipman at Annapolis, is charged with complicity in hazing and will be tried by court martial. Investigations led by Superintendent Sands outline the grounds for the charge. Decatur, a descendant of Commodore Decatur, ranks sixth in a 104 member class and is regarded as a star student.
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Annanolis
Siplen Decatur
Portsmouth
Te Naval Academy
Decatr
Sands
Decatur
Commodore Decatur
Retail Clerks to Elect Officers
A clerks union meeting will be held at Central Labor hall Friday night for the semiannual officer election. Mr Hauek of Columbus, a vice president of the International union, will attend and address the gathering. The funeral service for Mrs Mary Greer was conducted Thursday afternoon by Rev Manghim from her Roscoe residence with pallbearers L D Schott Lon Clark Thomas LeRetley Rd Le Routley Isaac Smith Samuel Nelson and others.
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Clerks’ Union
Central Labor Hall
Hauek
Columbus
International Union
Mary Greer
Mr. Manghim
Roscoe
L. D. Schott
Lon Clark
Thomas LeRetley
Rd le Routley
Isaac Smith
Samuel Nelson
Lectures Delight Crowd at Panimanuel Lutheran Church
A Wednesday evening turnout filled Panimanuel Lutheran Church for the opening of the lecture course titled Heroes on Horseback delivered by J. Long of Mansfield. The event drew a large audience impressed by Long’s expert narrative and delivery.
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Panimanuel Lutheran Church
J. Long
Mansfield
Dated items from Coast to Midwest report quick deaths and unrest
An 85 year old Peter Zattavalo died in Columbus Ohio after a fall from a streetcar. A fire in Tipton Oregon destroyed much of the town center, starting in a hotel. Cincinnati grand jurors indict coal company officials for conspiring to restrain trade. Howard Chenoweth, jailed for murder, was rescued by masked men who overpowered a jailer and freed him.
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Peter Zattavalo
Columbus
J. FL Siesens
Fathmian Commission
Tipton
Cincinnati
Howard Chenoweth
Kilburn
Silver City
N.1
Chenoweth
Discovery of long lasting sweet potato from South Seas
Captain Macomber of Oakland reports a sweet potato variety found on Diggin island in the Ladrange group that stores for months like the Irish potato. The UC Berkeley team led by Professor Wickson confirms its value and plans to cultivate and distribute to California farmers, promising lower costs and broader availability.
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South Sea
Ialanda
J. A. Macomber
Oakland
Cal
Gothama
Hays
Berkeley
San Francisco Chronicle
Department of Augriculture
University of California
Cape Wi Macohiber
Diggin Island
South Seas
Dienressed
Bernseley
Macomber
LE. J. Wickson
The
State University
Wickson
Atwater
California
Isthmian Fish Problem Prompts Panama Survey Appeal
Indiana scientists urge Congress to fund a biological survey of the Panama Isthmus as a canal nears completion. They believe a historic fish reunion will occur as Pacific and Atlantic species mingle, driven by theories about ancient water connections and rapid post canal evolution. The Inaba Academy backs the effort.
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Indiana
Isthmus
Panama
Atlantic
Pacific
Scutters Hemonwar
Beveridge
Floating Motor Villa Afloat for Marquis de Dion
According to Le Pianco of Paria the rosling villa of the Marquis de Dion will be a thirty foot broad, one hundred foot long house boat with shallow draft and motor power. It will include a salon dining room several bedrooms and will travel up the Seine to Paris and along the Mediterranean near Monte Carlo. An automobile and other equipment will be aboard for excursions and demonstrations.
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le Pianco
Paria
Marquis de Dion
Rosling
Maria
America
Seine
Paris
Mediterraneatt
Monte Carlo
New Year Customs Among French Canada Citizens
New Year's Day holds a social and family festive role in French Canada similar to Christmas for English speakers. In Quebec most observe Christmas religiously, while New Year's Day is the principal social holiday with gift giving among families. The younger generation recalls the French term Jour des etrennes for the gift day.
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Canada
France
The Weeping Toad In Tyrol Shrines
In Tyrol ancient churches stay shut on eve of the new year and locals recount a huge toad that crawls before the altar and prays in secret. They believe the toad are reincarnated Christians who missed pilgrimages and it is left undisturbed as it roams toward vanished shrines.
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Lyro
Tyrol
Russia's New Year Observances and War Reference
In Russia the new year starts with a long religious service followed by heavy drinking and prostrations before icons. The article notes these icons have played a prominent role in the war in the far east.
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Russia
Far East
Scandinavia’s Old New Year Drinking Customs
Scandinavia’s custom on New Year’s Day features drinking from silver or wooden tankards and from horns of the now extinct urex. The practice, supported by cretom, signals ancient Norse rites. Many horns are so old they may have been used by Ther and Odin.
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Scandinavia
Ther
Odin
Case Postponed After Arraignment of John Cox
John Cox was arraigned before Squire Williams and announced he had retained Judge Roche to defend him. With the judge busy on another criminal case in the common pleas court, Cox’s case was postponed on HL Friday after his arrest by Sheriff Browning in Canton.
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John Cox
Browning
Canton
Flossie Schoonover
Squire Williams
Cox
Judge Roche
Common Pleas Court
New Baby List Born to Mr and Mrs Frank Irvin
A ten pound daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Frank Irvin of Twelfth Street.
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New Baby List
Frank Irvin
Twelfth Street
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