Coshocton Considers Carnegie Library in City Meeting
About twenty five citizens gathered in Coshocton to discuss Andrew Carnegie’s library proposal. A 4000 volume nucleus would form the Carnegie library with local buy in and a site near Park Avenue or public square debated as central amid council plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Andrew Carnegie
Judge Voorhees
F. E. Pomerene
W. A. Himebaugh
R. A. Powelson
Carnegie Library
R. M. Voorhees
J. F. Meek
J. C. Fisher
W. J. Bahmer
Robert Crawford
Rev. Wallace Hamilton
B. Worth Rickets
R. M. Temple
E. C. Carr
C. B. Anderson
George Caton
H. D. Beach
M. Q. Baker
T. S. Montgomery
E. O. Selby
George M. Gray
Joseph Love
James R. Johnson
A. N. Compton
Weisner
Park Avenue
J. B. Glass
Wimmer
Carnegie
Frew
A. Prous
Sixth Street
Main
James Renfrew
A.J. Miller
Main and
Sixth
T. L. Montgomery
Coshocton National Bank
Locomotives collide near Shelburne injuring crew and passengers
A Burlington to Rutland locomotive crashed into the northbound New York train at Shelburne causing the death of both locomotive crews and probable fatal injury to a brakeman. Many crew members were injured and passengers suffered bruises as both engines were demolished. The incident is noted after a saloon scene quoted from the Baltimore News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Brown
Chicago
Ill
Literary Union
Lydia
Pinkham
Graat Place
Competition Heats Up Among Bank Burglar Rivals
The Second Story Man notes rising internal competition as rivals threaten the Bank Burglar’s hold. The exchange hints at factions and shifting power within the criminal circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
de Feilers
Puck
Sixteen Winners Drawn in New Year Prizes at Model Store
A New Year prize drawing at the Model store drew sixteen winners from over 13 000 tickets. Judges Johnson Smith Edward Platt and Albert Parrish oversaw the ceremony, with Wilson Levens drawing the tickets. Prizes valued about 200 dollars ranged from a rosewood bedroom set to a brier pipe and Hav a Chick cigars, awarded to residents including C Milligan Rose Roscoe Alice Wheeler Conesville Ernest North Nellie Wheeler George Halle A L Hall and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vege aTeg
Zimerman
Messrs
Johnson Smith
Edward Platt
Albert Parrish
Attuhe Wilson Levens
Zimmerman
Rose Brothers
C. ©. Milligan
Roscoe
J. A. Compton
J. S. Crawford
B. Coe
West Lafayette
Finnel’s Art Gallery
C. E. Saylor
Conesville
Singer Company
W. L. Mulford
New York
Katherine Canyon
Parkview
George Klingner
Tyler's
Frank Wimmer
Open to Persuasion and Humorous Misreads in Domestic Life
An assortment of quotes on candor luck and charity followed by a humorous dialogue from Youth's Companion. Mrs Towne questions her neighbor Mrs Townes about her husband’s supposed stubbornness after a department store trip yields four new flatirons and a porcelain kettle rather than a rug. The tale ends with a wry comment on discovering needs only when seen.
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Ersuasion
Mrs. Sampson
Mrs. Towne
Sousa’s London Return Draws Warm Welcome And Mixed Souvenirs
A London audience greeted Sousa and his bands with enthusiasm after their return to Queen’s Hall. The crowd, including Americans and Consul General Evans, rose for Save the King but sat as Tea for the Star Spangled Banner began, reflecting mixed reactions as the concert opened.
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Pausa
London
Queen’s Hall
Sousa
Congal
Evans
He Andid Fashion Plain or Fancy Gibson Style
A fashionable model named Dylph Netet presents a Gibson style variation with an inverted box plait to widen the sleeve. The lace yoke is faced on the lining and adaptable to various materials including velvet with embroidered applique. The medium size uses about two and a half yards of forty four inch fabric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson
Black and White Fashions Highlight Satin and Lace
Handsome black costumes with white accents dominate current models. The latest styles mix black and white fabrics, featuring a three quarter black box plaited skirt with white satin inserts, and a Russian blouse style coat. White satin designs trim the revers and collar, paired with a white liberty blouse with black cluny lace medallions.
The Popular Redingote Fashion Note
The Parisienne skirts stay tight at the hips but must pair with a tight redingote or long coat. Redingotes should be trimmed with heavy braid mohair frogs or crocheted drops along the front and collar. Avoid standing collars and the open throat is guarded by a fur bonnet boa or collarette.
Hats and Pajamas Highlight Winter Children's Fashion
The piece notes white beaver hats trimmed with ostrich tips and Dresden ribbons as popular costly accessories for children this winter. It also mentions the return of the three cornered hat style and suggests cute pajamas for little girls in blue flannel with pink embroidery, emphasizing practical warmth and handiwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
English Tailors Study Severe Jacket Lines For Basques
English tailors consider introducing basques and jackets with strong lines akin to riding habit style. Heavy fancy wool versions are seen as more promising than plain cloth varieties.
Curious Hand Emerges From Wall at Sacred Mass
An old chronicler recalls a church tale of a carved hand extending from a wall behind the pulpit during mass. A wary villager, caught in a prank of snuff, caused St. Peter to strike the offender’s arm with paralysis, leading to a grim warning kept in marble and lore of Plamen.
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Fitternth Coulis
Ustve
Howers
St. Peter
Oli
Plamen
Cilasgow Herald
Municipal Aid Dialog Sparks Civic Debate
In a talk captured by the Cinci nat Travel Commercial Tribune two residents discuss municipal aid and government action on initiative measures. The city clerk has a notice inviting sealed proposals for a project, adding a practical tone to the exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
New Year resolutions and odd insurance policy item
A list of local residents vows to improve in the new year includes Ed Wimmer and John Gray among many others. In London a Lloyds firm offers five shillings for a policy covering appendicitis expenses up to 200 pounds and a death benefit if the operation fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queer Insurance
Age
London
Lloyds
Apendicitios
Uuiempo
Pai
Carbo to Present Credentials as New Mexican Minister
Washington dated Jan 3 reports Senor Dom Luis Felipe Carbo recalling his post from Wennador and now expecting to formally present letters of recall within days. His successor Senor Baquereng will then present credentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dom Luis Felipe Carbo
Wennador
Unite States
Senor Baquereng
Richmond Hangs Convict Jack Brown at State Penitentiary Farm
Richmond January 3 Jack Brown a Black convict was executed by hanging at the state penitentiary farm for the murder of a fellow prisoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Jack Brown
State Penitentiary Farm
Three Miners Die in Potteville Explosion
A Potteville Pennsylvania dynamite blast kills three miners. Other items report the Sultan of Morocco forced to release his brother, a horse trader found frozen to death in Wooster Ohio, Ohio workers opposing stock plans in trusts, a Youngstown man falling to his death, Miss Clara Ware speaking before dying, a large counterfeiting plant found in Wilmington Delaware, and the hanging of Thomas Dunn in St Louis for murder.
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Potteville
Morocco
Frank Kermicmkle
Ohio
Wooster
Cleveland
Ather Trust
Alexander Koney
Youngstown
Clara Ware
Jackson
Tom
Secret Service
Wilmington
Del
St. Louis
Thomas Dunn
Peter Johnson
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John Siegrist
E S$ Frew
Merrell Smith
D. G. Williams
Ed Wimmer
Otto Schaich
William F. Underwood
Miss Cartie Little
M. P. Parsonage
Dr. Fisher
Custen
Baltimore News
Celia Thaster
W. Shaw
Lowell
Buckminster
Ile
Auerbach
Young
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkhan
Mipam MckKinny
Pearl St
San Francisco
Cal
Lynn
Mass
Lydia E. Ilokbem
bin Gravew
Washington, Jan
Tne Oheaga, Burkington
Curney Yailroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Gilbert Barr
Keaney, Mo
Wellington
Root
Army War College
Washington Barracks
State Department
Mazatlan
Mexico
Caracas
Paris
Mafin
F. N. Levens
Blake Mizer
Charley Broome
Dillon
Snade
W. R. Pomerene
Dr. Toland
Dean Stanley
D. Boyd
John Hay
S.A
Jack Rose
Redro
John Ricketts
Charlie Gosser
John, Gray
George Neuise
Louis McClain
A. G. Lawrence
Rawin Beach
Guy Meek
Arthur Moore
al Renner
James Hogan
Robert Boyd
Mat McConnell
Milt Kitchens
Charles Heinmar
Yack
Howard Wolf
John Gray
Arthur Barrick
Jacob Werner
Ed Rose
Mayor Rinner
Joe McDowell
J. B. Zimmerman
J. W. Moore
J. W. Meek
John GC. Adams
Carl Hinig
Yule Timms
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