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Newspaper

Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1899

Page

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City considers natural gas franchise and street work

The council debated granting a natural gas franchise to enable pipe fitters to serve the city and discussed opposition. Mayor Cassingh am spoke on the issue while other business included a grade and curb for Ninth Street, a Chestnut Street grade reading, and enforcement of a public performances license.

Okahoma James Ninth Street J. Wright B. F Estoub Street Cassingoim Plain James Paris Iit Thase Tandard Oil Company Toresno Company

De Witt Miller to Speak Next Tuesday at Opera House

De Witt Miller, famed lecturer, will appear at the opera house next Tuesday evening January 2 at 5 o clock. Reserved seats go on sale Saturday at noon at Smith's drug store. The talk title remains undecided but likely draws from themes on love, courtship, friendship, and the nation’s future.

DeWitt Miller Opera House Smith's Drug Store Miller Ces Perth

Escaped Tee Works In Community Trial

Fragmentary report notes major Cassrorham on Wednesday hearing Harry McDonald who gave the name Wilcox. It mentions care of Tamara Paes, a severe lecture, and a community stand. Men were taken with workhouse costs and per sentence inference.

Cassrorham Harry McDonald Wilcox Tamara Paes Tnes Pad Beals

Open House for Cherry Street School Building

The board of education and Superintendent Fenton invite all friends of education to the Cherry Street opening event on New Year’s Eve at 7 o’clock in Arlene Hill. A program is planned with no admission fee and no seat reservations. On New Year’s afternoon the building will be open for voter inspection to meet the teachers.

Board of Education Fenton Cherry Stree Alerone Hill Bullidias Tike Gulding

Sheriff Clark Moves from Jail to Let New Sheriff Occupy Home

Sheriff Clark leaves the county jail so the incoming sheriff A. C. Hedge can take over the residence next week. Clark will store his household effects and seek a city residence in the spring.

Clark A.C. Hedge

Married in Marietta After Love at First Sight

The Marietta Leader reports the Saturday forenoon marriage of Ransal C. Gibson of Mt. Sterling Kentucky and Alta Gallup of Cushorton. They met at Zanesville Labor Day and wed after her eloped to Marietta, despite parental objections, then left for Gibson’s home.

Zanesville Marietta Ransal C. Gibson Mt. Sterling Alta Gallup Coshucton Squire Ablborn Ohio Valley Express Blue Grass State

Municipal Taxation Amendments Near Completion

Judge D F Pugh and Hon Edward Eibler, municipal code commissioners, near finishing amendments to the original bill for presentation at the next general assembly session. They aim to finalize the amendments with the governor today, addressing protracted delays in taxing limits for municipalities.

D. F. Pugh Edward Eibler Municipal Code Commissioners General Assembly

Crise Projects Progress on Coshocton Rail Line Plans

George W Crise, in town Tuesday to discuss Coshocton and southern to Cones Wake road work with City Engineer Hanion. He also headed a Walhonding Valley division years ago and notes Cheserton's rapid advance, predicting the area will become a city of.vue within the next few years.

Greerge W. Crise Coshocton & Southern Cones- Wake Hanion Crise Walhonding Cesherton

Fox Bell Wedding Ties Fox and Edna Fern Hel

Fox and Miss Edna Fern Hel were married at 8:30 in the evening at the bride's East Main Street home, under a bell. The ceremony was witnessed by relatives and friends, and the couple planned to reside in Cleveland after a brief stay with the groom's relatives.

Isepis DD Fox Edna Fern Hel East Main Street EL Farr Sir Wire Fieloreh Weditera Sheik Cleveland Tetuen Es Eerton

Stolen Seven Hogs After Nighttime Break-In

James Maston reported seven fat pigs stolen from his property near Theses. The theft, occurring after a nighttime break-in, also left chickens missing. Police have no clues about the thieves.

James Maston Theses

Marriage in Norfolk Virginia William H Stertzbaugh and Anna Pearl Kauffman

The couple William H Stertzbaugh and Miss Anna Pearl Kauffman wed in Norfolk Virginia on Wednesday and will visit the city for a month with relatives before returning home.

William H. Stertzbaugh Anna Pearl Kauffman Norfolk

Right at Home Iowa Briefs of Local Happenings

Gray Hardware workers install electric lights in the Presbyterian church during the week of prayer January 7 to 14. Thomas Smith family moves to Coshocton at 503 North Ninth. J L Smith buys Shambaugh property at 922 Main, possession April 1. Dresden mill shut after engine break, costly repairs. Sunday school class presents gift to Librarian Love. Central Passenger Association grants reduced rail fare to United Mine Workers meeting in Columbus. Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad extension rumor from Steubenville to Pittsburgh—unconfirmed. Pension attorney M W Wimmer secures pension for John J Jones, Company J, 88th Ohio Infantry, at 32 dollars monthly from December 4, 1899.

M. W. Wimmer John J. Jones Eighty-eighth Ohio Infantry

Oldest Plainfield Resident Geoge McCune Dead

Plainfield mourns Geoge Washington McCune aged nearly 72 who died after paralysis while at home. His niece Lizzie McCune found him speechless and he was taken to the house where he never spoke again. Interred at Presbyterian cemetery. Son of James McCune, pioneer of Linte Township. three siblings survive in Oxford Summed and Newark.

Plainfield Geoge Washington McCune Abgutio Oelock Wes Wis Hee Lizzie McCune Ife Presbyterian James McCune Linte Township George Oxford Linton Elizabeth Newark

Doctor Dent Improves as Friends Report Recovery

News notes that Doctor Dent is gradually improving with hopeful prospects for recovery. He has been ill for some time but shows signs of regaining strength. Marmaduke H. Dent, president of West Virginia's supreme court, planned to visit, with his brother Judge Pent Dent among the state’s leading jurists and residing in Grafton.

Doctor Dent Wire Hien Marmaduke HE. Dent Supreme Court of West Virginia Judge Pent Grafton

Hundreds On The Ice In Coshocton Canal

The ice on Coshocton’s canal is clear and best in years as skating becomes the main pastime. Crowds skated Wednesday afternoon and today with the upper basin filled in the evening. The Rose Batch presidency and Virginia Smith secretary note a meeting at headquarters this evening and request all officers attend as a special favor.

Rose Batch Virginia Smith

Reverend Slack Resigns Amid Plainfield Circuit Turmoil

Rev Joseph A Slack of Coshocton resigns after conflict over a reduced salary in the Plainfield district of the East Ohio Conference. Doctor Oliver presiding elder opposed lowering wages, leading to Slack’s departure and the circuit lacking a minister until the next conference meeting.

Plainfield Mr. Slack Fis Sulary Dr. Oliver Shack Slack Hel Oliver Slark

A Pleasant Christmas Dinner Event Report

A Christmas gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Andrew Akcarr included Mr and Mrs George Compton and family Rescue Mrs Paul Love and children Coshocton Jon Johnson and Miss Etta War saw Edward Cooper and Miss Nettie Repne. A Christmas box was opened and a letter from Eaton Colorado children shared love and Nativity wishes. A sumptuous dinner delighted all and a fresh cow was offered for sale by G W I Telter 23-2.

Andrew Akcarr George Compton Paul Love Cosbocton Jon Johnson Etta Warsaw Edward Cooper Nettie Miss Cooper Mr. Johnson Eaton Colorado Lucy Karr

Farmers' Want Column Offers Free Classifieds Across County

Readers submit wants and for sale notices free of charge via THE AGE. Items range from farm equipment to livestock and land. private notices mailed in for privacy. Listings mention locations such as Mensoe township Coshocton Keene Oxford and Canal Lewisville with date stamp 12-28.

Mensoe Township Eset Lees Laan C. B. McCoy Coshocton Fasuus Keene Township Oxford Canal Lowisville

Age Office Removal Announcement

The Age office will relocate on Monday to rooms at the west end of the hall near the Main street stairs in the Selby building.

AGE Selby

Explosion Heard Across Several Towns in New England Area

Reports from Avondale New Hedford Baltic and nearby communities describe a loud explosion heard Wednesday afternoon. Witnesses suggested a meteor or distant blast with no confirmed cause or damage. Local officials offered no definite explanation as of press time.

Avondale New Hedford New Philadelphia

Twenty Five Settled Cases at Empire Wreck Inquiry

Mr Parteloe, agent of Wheeling & Erie, is at work amid wreck debris. The company has settled with many who were not seriously hurt and those absent five to fifteen days returned to work swiftly. Porteno visits the sick as the inquiry proceeds with more important cases under review.

Parteloeassistant Wheeling & Lo

Tragedy on the Panhandle Tracks and Local Church Services

A cargo toe trapped between rail and track caused a fall on the Panhandle line near Weed nesday afternoon. The incident required several people to lift the animal, which was not severely hurt. Minn CreekK Reverend C M Pullen conducted services at St Marks Episcopal at 2 PM. Wansaw Presbyterian church to reopen next Sunday at 10 4 AM with sermon by the pastor. Praise and congregational service at 2:59 PM followed by an evening sermon by Rev W T Hyatt with special music.

Adare Bb Toe Ton Transfer Company Doc Pharion Pan Yhandle Minn Creekk Rev C. M. Pullen Sil St. Mark's Episcopal Church Wansaw Presbyterian Church W. T. Hyatt

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