Preacher Turned Bronx Saloon Keeper Defends Open Practice
The Rev George E MacDonald former East Avienne Baptist pastor of Long Island City now runs a Bronx saloon opening with a lunch counter for workers He rejects hypocrisy insisting he will serve liquor openly and hold strict control over service He cites his moderating stance and plans to close at the legal hour while engaging customers with hearty meals and friendly oversight
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George E. MacDonald
Long Island City
Bronx
New York
Gic
Sunday School Association
Queens
Nassau
MacDonald
New York Herald
Mr. MacDonald
Clarence Hamilton
Pictou
Nova Hicotia
G Ben
Jesus Kinwell
Moraliat
Gus
Chey
Pennis Wines
Wiliia Ayvenue
Columbus Romance Ends in Coshocton Wedding
Miss Lenora E. Carmen of Columbus marries Frederick H. Fricker of Berlin Ontario in a late night ceremony at the Mecca hotel after a performance by the Night Watch company. Rev S A Fisher officiates in the presence of the troupe as the couple begin life together.
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Lenora E. Carmen
Columbus
Frederick H. Fricker
Berlin
Ontario
Mecca Hotel
Mr. Fricker
Night Watch
Mr. Tricker
William Maxwell Gifts Tenants Five Barrels of Flour
William Maxwell of the Coshocton Fur company distributed fifty pounds of White Lily flour to each of his twenty tenants, totaling five barrels per person. The surprising year opening gift was warmly received as a generous and substantial remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Maxwell
Coshocton Fur Company
Maxwell
Three Men Die in Dynamite Blast on Oak Hill Collier
Three foreign workers Michael Unger Joseph Pollak and an unidentified man were instantly killed in a dynamite explosion in the gangway of the Oak Hill coal mine near Minersville Pennsylvania. The blast occurred early this morning as the men were on their way to work and the cause has not yet been determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottsville, Pa
Michael Unger
Joseph Pollak
Oak Hill
Minersville
Tray of Diamonds Stolen in Cleveland Jewelry Store
Early this morning a burglar shattered the plate glass window of J. Heimann's jewelry store in Cleveland and escaped with a tray of diamonds valued at 3000 dollars. The theft was discovered after the robber had left the scene. Quarterly Meeting reports from West Lafayette indicate strong church finances with twelve new members this quarter. Special services continue at Mt Zion church.
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Cleveland
Jan
J. Heimann
Charles Henthorn
West Lafayette
George 5S Rainsberger
Mt’ Zion Church
Gumcutters Union No 10024 Organized with Charter Members
The Gumcutters, Engravers, Designers and Emboss Cutters Union No 10024 was formed Wednesday evening. Charter members include Rueschwert, Levi McFarland, Jas McDermott, Chas Richissin, Wm Ramnschaynes, Chas Davidson, Fred Steward, Will Lightell, Jf B Dencer, Sam Carpenter and Sol Bardenhirker.
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AFOR
Gum, Engravers
Embass Cutters Union
Folowing
Wit “Rueschwert
Levi McFarland
Jas McDermott
Chas Richissin
Wm Ramnschaynes
Chas Davidson
Fred Steward
Will Lightell
Jf B Dencer
Sam Carpenter
Sol Bardenhirker
Elected Officers of Wade Mutual Benefit Association
The Wade Mutual Benefit Association held a meeting in the Selby building on Thursday afternoon with about twenty five members present. Officers elected were Arthur McCarton president, Thomas James vice president, J Crawford secretary, John Perkins treasurer, Elenry Waliner, John Caley and Louis Haskins as trustees.
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Wade Mutual Benefit Association
Selby
Arthur MecCarten
Thomas James
J. Crawford
John Perkins
Elenry Waliner
John Caley
Louis Haskins
Telegraph to The Age Reports Hawaii Cable Opened
Washington received Governor Dole's message to President Roosevelt announcing the Honolulu cable opening at 2 30 this morning via a special wire. The Honolulu message left at 9 30 last night and took minutes to transmit, with time difference implying hours elapse. The president's reply followed this morning.
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Age
Washington
Dole
Roosevelt
Honolulu
White House
Postal Telegraph Company
Locked In Cells as Penitentiary Broom Shop Burns
A fire at the Ohio penitentiary broom shop inside the walls gutted the facility. Losses amounted to 10000 for the broom company and 5000 for the state. About 2000 prisoners were kept locked in their cells to prevent a stampede.
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Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
National Broom Company
Change in Firm Bixler Shank dissolves partnership
The shoe repairing firm of Bixler & Shank dissolves. Mr Bixler buys Mr Shank s interest and continues the business as before. Mr Shank remains with the firm for the present.
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Bixler & Shank
Frantic New York Bustle Draws Fire From Critics
The New York Tribune derides Hackneys of skyscraping knee action as freakish and grotesque caricatures of dogs. A child quips the sprayfooted, bowlegged breeds seem born under a bureau, highlighting nose mounting horses and aberrations from sound dachshund types.
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George E . McDonald
Reputa- Hon
Elis
Tawney
Jim Tawney
Dave Mercer
Saya
Washington Dispatch
New York World
Mr. Mercer
Mr. Tawney
Allen
Maine
Bill
Kennebec River
FiNbe
Coshocton
Vetter
Druggers Vetters Dyspepsia Remedy CO
Ohio
Am Gee Oe
EAGLE
Eagle Paint and Varnish Company
M. B. Cochran
Pittsburg
Ramon
Vant
BE. Antdarson
Forbes Block
New York Tribune Fann
New York City
Jorae
Toone Farmer
Agaicultural
Agi
Coshocton Chotta
Lan Aas
Carters
Carter
Druggiata
M- 1
Carter Medicine CO
Sed
Agricultural Press of America
Farmer ‘6
Thif Atcr
Burns & Gosser
Coshogton, O
Cordova
Standard Oil
J. M. Compton
Cashocton
Esat
Equity Building
Sam H. Nicholas
Merrell Nicholas & Merrell, Attorneys-At-Law
F. C
Hay
W A. Himbbaugh
Attorney-At-Law
Burns Block
Pomerene
Pomererr
Pomerene & Pfomerene
Attorneys-At-Law
FotieIn Burne Block
Commercale
H. Wheeler
Coshocton. O
Trais
Frank Hay
Stockum & Donley
Ricketts Building
Cashocton,o
SeTe Co. Duncan
Cashoeton, O
Selby Block
Main Street
BE. Finley
Weenett, Finley & Wernett
Main and
Fifth Streets
Depot
R. A. Powelson
Huot Brock
Coshocton, Ohio
Boxwell
Sxaminkivon
Board of Examiners
N.S. McClure
W.a.mccurdy
Frank Pigman
Oberlin
White
Caspian
Orean
Siemens
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