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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1906
Page
4
Advertisements and notices detail delivery by carrier to any part of Wabooton or Roscoe at ten cents. Subscriptions must be regularized and payments sent to the office. Mentioned are multiple local businesses and the policy that The Daily Age is not mailed unless prepaid and will be discontinued when time expires.
Vague OCR lists names and addresses for political representatives including Robert Tomes in New York and C W Wallis in Chicago. The fragment mentions an Ohio select list and two named figures with street addresses. The text is incomplete and contains errors and unclear context.
The Age reports the coshocton county voting contest climaxing Friday night as judges complete counting and checking ballots. It praises participants for dignified effort and thanks the business committeemen and Mr. Atkinson for managing the tally with integrity.
A comparison of three lungs, Eskimo snow white coal miner black and city resident dirty slate gray, is used to argue why consumption thrives in cities. Scott's Emulsion claimed to keep lungs clean and blood rich, supporting its use to build up health.
A group including W. Ransom of Ransom Dry Goods Co and D. C. Thompson the clothier pledge to continue The Age as the town’s best newspaper. They vow to cover Coshocton and Coshocton county thoroughly, with extensive staff and resources, to serve every reader at home.
A fragmented editorial critiques public opinion influence on Patterson and hints at forthcoming statements in the Senate. It argues the president as executive and warns against personal interests intruding on government, referencing costs of Savannah operations and congressional proposals.
A humorous dialogue from a New York World comic strip shows a wife reproaching George for his salary with a witty line about little being left for happiness.
A leak from a hot water main on Fourth Street near the courthouse caused brief trouble for the railroad company after noon today. The problem was repaired quickly and did not require emergency shutdowns.
The Meek Company team led by Dawson dominates the calendar contest with Jim Preston aiding in efforts for a top candidate. Ka Hinter emerges as a strong finalist, claiming two Vee diamona trophies and leading in vote increases from January 16 to 22. Mrs Hunter, a T.O TOM member and Rebekah lodge past noble grand, has reinforced her solid standing with public support and a prominent banquet slated for Monday evening. Wes Hunter resides at 72 Walnut Street.
The article profiles a well known Coshocton figure born in Wellinston Ohio now living on Tan Poo hav Street. A longtime hotel and restaurant operator, he led the Star restaurant to local prominence and serves as Worthy President of the Eagles lodge and holds roles in Mayon, K of I, and Buh. A Republican active in party affairs.
Mrs Gleason Adams a popular Coshocton County native living twelve years in the city, ranked third in a local diamond contest. The engaged church member previously worked at Crawford store and Ransom's, and planned to donate sale proceeds of the diamond to her church. Her over 2600 votes credited to her name.
The article lauds Jos. Keagy of Coshocton for his character and public service. It speaks of his birth and long work in machine shops, his leadership roles, and his active community involvement with the Masons Rebekahs and church. It also notes Mrs Adams in a race context and mentions local figures and families tied to the area.
The article notes Mrs Barton residing at 134 North Fifth Street and supported by local church and union groups. It highlights Ed A McCabe of the National Union as the leading candidate, with details of his background in Lafayette and local work. It mentions a recent strenuous campaign and a serious accident in the past two years.
Mrs J B Matthew, wife of a lesser active honor candidate, resides with husband and three children at 33 North Tenth Street. She was born in Coshoc ton and has lived in Zanesville most of life, married 18 years with two children. She served as Pathfinders chaplain and a Mason church member.
Lenora Pocock of Cashoto n Ohio thanks friends for support in a shamond contest voting process. She mentions gratitude for efforts toward an honest competition and prizes, praising high moral worth and the character of her backers.
A quirky plea from T. P. Suntheimer expresses gratitude and nostalgia for local sports fixtures and a desire to see revived columns. The letter laments missed opportunities and asks for continued coverage of community teams and events.
Coshocton Ohio February 1 The Age Publishing Co. C Snyder Manager reports closing work on the voting contest. In sixty elections he has run this is one of the most successful with an exceedingly large vote of nearly 250490. Continued on Page Five.
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