Wheel ing Wardwell Ends Receivership as Old Line Passes
The Coshocton and Southern railroad, idle for over a year, is effectively sold to Keeling and Lake Erie and will be operated by it. Wheeling purchases bonds, signaling the winding up of Cleveland Canton and Southern receivership under J W Wardwell after 31 years. A new receiver may be named for the Chagrin Falls road as Coshocton and Southern move to Wheeling control. Wardwell’s final report will show about 5.8 million dollars handled.
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Coshocton & Southern Railroad
Keeling & Lake Erie
Wheeling
Cleveland, Canton & Southern
J. W. Wardwell
Cleveland, Chagrin
Wardwell
United States Court
Rocally
Feveland
Reshets
T Wheeling
Blick Inferfer
Zanesville & Ono
West Virginia
Taxes Due on Delinquent Coshocton Southern Property
County Treasurer Severns received a letter from Receiver Wardwell asking for a statement of taxes due Coshocton Southern from Wheeling and Lake Erie. Taxes totaling 1046.94 including penalty were delinquent since last June. the property has passed to a new company.
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Severns
Wardwell
Coshocten
Southern
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Tie
Vondheutrs
Columbus Traction seeks 23 year franchise in capital city
Through its legal representative the Columbus Buckeye and Newark Traction company applies for a 23 year franchise in Columbus. The proposed route covers Third and State streets. Pomerene submitted a draft ordinance to the board of public works and the city demands compensation for the right. Interurban lines would use the tracks and workingmen’s fares are expected. Feed wires may be placed underground. The Columbus Diack expects an ordinance closely following these lines.
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Columbus, Buckeye & Newark Traction Company
Columbus
Third
State Streets
Pomerene
Columbus Board of Public Works
Columbus Diack
Still Very Ill Doctor Dent Remains Very Sick
Friends report Doctor Dent remains gravely ill with poor nourishment and fatigue from illness. Doctor Bear’s health is not improving and a move to climate fell through due to weakness. Colonel and Mrs Campbell of Newark have visited during the week.
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Doctor Dent
Coshocton Thursday praises boost local industry appeal
Report notes many compliments for a lively Coshocton event where visitors watched a null pick and lot drawing. Strangers arrived to see the operation and express optimism that Coshocton would soon rival cities in Ohio as a manufacturing hub.
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Coshocton
Ohio
Lot Drawing At Railings Mill Draws Public Praise
The public approves the fair drawing of lots at the railings mill with broad acceptance of outcomes. Buyers expect future gems from the favorable lots and quotes suggest the average price per lot today surpasses 260.
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Railings
Leverybody
Zanesville Electric Railway Forms Board of Directors
An important stockholders meeting in Zanesville elected H. E. Baker J. kb Wilson and W. O. Littick of Zanesville E G Abbott of Coshocton and E C Jordan of Adamsville to the board. The company named 4 B Wilson president E G Abbott vice president H E Ruker secretary and W O Littich treasurer and outlined plans to secure right of way and begin line construction.
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Zanesville, Adamsville & Coshocton Electric Railway
Zanesville
H. E. Baker
J. Kb. Wilson
W. O. Littick
E.G. Abbott
Coshocton
E. C Jordon
Adamsville
B. Wilson
E. G. Abbott
Cashoctam
Uber
Dnvestors
Tris
The Man Who Won It
Celestion Tidion delightedly learned his windfall fortune after taking New York related winnings two weeks earlier. The scene unfolded as he drew the bay residence in the lot apportionment, lifting his spirits to an unexpectedly high good humor.
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New York
Celestion
Tidion
Pharsdas
Binmoral
Man Receives Lucrative Lithography Post In City
The happy faced Frenchman, Mr. Didion, now superintendent of lithographic presses at Tuscarora, gratefully recalls a recent good fortune after learning of his investment on the board of trade addition. Born in Lorraine, he learned the trade in Paris and the United States since 1883, settling in Coshocton after stints in Philadelphia Boston and New York. He plans to invest the lot and continues to live on Cherry street, widely respected for his skill and generous salary.
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Didion
Tuscarora
Tie Ace
Wible Chetty Street
United States
Philadelphia
Wells & Tope Lew
Ptben
Boston
Cies
New York
Coshocton
Boyd
Board of Trade Addition
Toam
Tam
Pur Ace
I. JT
Mr. Padion
Cherry Street
Hin Elems
Found One Mormon in City During Census Work
During the religious census a local committee encountered an unusual case a man identified as a Mormon and his wife. She stated he faithfully believed in Latter Day Saint principles but rejected polygamy while living with her. He is described as the only church member found in the city.
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Church of Latter Dux Saints
Forty new engines shipped to Panhandle railroad company
Report notes Pan Handle received ten of the thirty new engines for 20 car hauls at up to 30 mph. The program calls for 12 passenger engines and 2 freight engines this year. J A Sullivan of United Mine Workers attends Columbus conference. letters remaining at Coshocton post office listed. Ladies discuss OTA ATE show plan to raise funds in opera house for charity.
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Mosul Envins
Pan
J. A. Sullivan
United Mine Workers
Columbus
Hocking Valley
Mr Sullivan
OTA
Shoutea
Delayed Pan Handle Maid Train Hindered by Slippery Tracks
A Pan Handle maid train arriving at noon could not depart the city station due to a stalled engine and slippery tracks. The engineer faced a long delay as the heavy train remained stationary for about an hour before movement resumed.
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Sunda
Largest Ever Advertising Orders Landed by Tuscarora Ad Co
The Tuscarora Advertising Company Monday landed what appears to be the farthest order for advertising hoards ever placed in the region. It is for brass sten, the highest grade on the market, with the total value not yet determined. The Standard Advertising Company also secured two large orders for transparencies, each valued in the hundreds of thousands, keeping their departments busy for some time.
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Tuscarora Advertiang
Aimpany
Stroam
Iapertising
Memorial Services Announced By Local Council
The Star council memorial services are planned with a Sunday gathering at Memorial Church. Rev. Farr will deliver the sermon as members meet at the church for annual observances. Attendance is expected to be large with a service at the usual location.
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Shiping Star Council
Mericagn Wee Hurts
Cea Memorial Church
Betigt
BE. Farr Wall
Granted an Increase to Pension for Augustus Harry
Augustus Harry of North Eygith street has been granted a pension increase from ST to St a month, effective from January 11, 184. The increase begins from the examination date, not the application date.
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Augustus Harry
North Eygith Street
ST To
St Amonth
Seven New Cases of Whooping Cough Reported
Seven new cases of whooping cough were reported to Health Other Foster Monday. Two are on Second Street, one on Third, two on Fourth, one on Cambridge and one on Orange. The doctor expects other cases to develop.
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Foster
Second Street
Cambridge
Orange
Licking County Democrats Nominate Five For Congress
In Licking County's Democratic nominating race for Congress the slate includes Judge E. M. P. Brister Won J. B. Jones Judge Waldo Taylor James R. Fitzgibbons and Col. Isaac R. Wilh.
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Newark
Licking County
E. M. P. Brister
J. B. Jones
Waldo Taylor
James R. Fitzgibbons
Isaac R. Wilh
Senator Myers Dodges Question on Main Street Bridge
Senator Myers was in the city and avoided taking a position on the Main Street bridge. He said he had not had opportunity to inquire fully and would not express himself for or against the project. He mentioned being in Coshocton Thursday and staying in Rescue with a friend of his boyhood class.
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Myers
Main Street
Coshoct
Ldo
Mr. Myers
Mr. Murray
Mrs Clary Seeks Injunction in Clary Adair Case
Emma J. Clary files third petition to restrain J C Adair and H G Critcher from limiting her partnership rights in Clary Adair firm. She asks to stop sale of stock. temporary injunction already issued. Adair claims she has no partnership stake after contract giving him full possession. Several parties view the store for purchase. Adair is in Columbus.
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Emma J. Clary
Opera House
J. C. Adair
H. G. Critcher
Mrs. Clary
Clary & Adair
Adair
Clary
Haring
Columbus
Demand for Houses Surges as City Sees Boarding Rise
The report notes a rising demand for housing with many new arrivals boarding in the city. A real estate dealer claims nearly 100 houses could be rented within hours if available. Landlords report constant inquiries about rental listings throughout the day.
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Dami
Real Estate Boom in Chestnut Street Addition
The second board of trade addition sees strong demand as buyers seek lots amid rising prices. E Frew sold Lot No 22 to John Bossons for 250 dollars on Chestnut Street, with further sales expected as the development gains pace and prices climb.
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Board of Trade Addition
Frew
John Bossons
Chestnut Street
Injured streetcar victim in Cleveland faces slow recovery
Word from Guy C. Robinson states he cannot leave his home after a recent Cleveland streetcar accident. His leg was severely injured and he cannot stand, with injuries more serious than expected. Hospital care and rest are needed for full recovery.
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Guy C. Robinson
Cleveland
Labor leader to address city hall meeting Saturday
DOA Sullian district organizer for the American Federation of Labor will speak at a Saturday evening meeting in city hall. The event aims to finalize local union organization as considerable groundwork has already been completed.
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Doa Sullian
American Federation of Labor
Price bill to let villages pass vehicle ordinances
Representative Price of Athens introduces a bill authorizing villages to enact vehicle ordinances. The tax rate will be set by the village council.
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Representative Price
Athens
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