Diamond rings to top lodge workers in Coshocton
The Coshocton Age announces a contest awarding diamond rings to the most deserving lodge and society workers in Coshocton county. Readers vote for a lady and a gentleman with ballots published in The Age, ballots count as votes, and winners will be displayed midweek at Hay’s jeweler window.
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Coshocton
Iffort
CG. M. Hay
Coshocton County
A. E. Atkinson
Chicago
Ani Zenilenmin
Sworn Paid Circulation Declared for The Daily Age
The Daily Age reports its sworn paid circulation for December as part of its official audit. Figures detail subscriber numbers, print run, and distribution metrics used for advertising commitments and regulatory compliance.
Not Guilty Farceeon Debates Hazing Case in Annapolis
Stephen Deca yer Jr. of Portsmouth New Hampshire was found not guilty of hazing today in Annapolis. He was released from arrest and is returned to duty.
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Annapolis
Stephen Decayer, Jr
Portsmouth
N. H
Massive Kansas City blaze threatens bank. three million in vaults safe
A stubborn fire in Kansas City destroyed the Columbus Buggy and Kimball Piano buildings and heavily damaged the National Bank of Commerce. Fire crews fought two hours to control flames that reached the Commerce and bank structures, with total loss around 150000 to 250000. Cashier W A Rule states three million dollars in currency remains secure in the bank vaults.
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National Bank of Commerce
Kansas City
Columbus Buggy Company
Walnut Street
Tenth
Kimball Piano Company
Hettinger Brothers Manufacturing Company
Commerce Building
W. A. Rule
Bank
Russian Premier Witte to Retire After Assembly
St. Petersburg reports Noveo Vreriya prints a series opposing Premier Witte. They claim Witte intends to retire once the national assembly convenes, handing power to the representatives and viewing his task as complete.
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St. Petersburg
Noveo Vreriya
Witte
National Assembly
Man beats railroad train in coshocton county tale
On New Year’s Day a Warsaw man, famed for speed, chased a T W V O engine along the tracks. He reportedly outpaced the locomotive to Randles Station, with the event becoming a notable Coshocton County anecdote.
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Coshocton County
Warsaw
Coshoctow
Randles Staten
Coshocton Miners Delegates to Convention
The Coshocton miners are delegates as a labor movement aligns with Moscow. Thousands of workers join the strike that supporters say toppled aristocracy. Women laborers have played a key part in protests that stirred capital cities.
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Coshocton
Moscow
United Mine Workers Candidate Heads to Columbus
Sub austric President William Green, a United Mine Workers candidate for state presidency, left Saturday for Columbus to attend the executive board session and will not return until after state and national meetings. Delegates from Coshocton mines include Morgan Row, William Tanneyhill, Wade, Willis Prindle Cassingham, Edwin P. Miller Barnes, Stacey McTyorindd Davis, and Willis Lear.
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Willian Green
United Mine Workers
Columbus
Coshocton
Ohio
Coshocton Bounty Mines
Morgan Row
William Tanneyhill
Wade
Willis Prindle Cassingham
Edwin P. Miller Barnes
Franklin
Stacey Mc Tyorindd Davis
Conesville
Willis Lear
State Court Fight Over Demurrer To Plea In Abatement
A crowded courtroom hears the state ask the court to reverse an earlier ruling on the demurrer to the plea in abatement in the Ben Dickerson case. Defense objections challenge the court’s authority to rehear the judgment and argue the prior ruling was correct in law. Judge Bason arrives and court adjourns to continue Saturday after defense counsel seek formal notification and clarity on motions.
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Ben Dickerson
Dickerson
Enson
Suici de Mutter
Bason
Walhending
Wooster
Glenn
Standard Oil on the Rack in Missouri suits
Testimony in Missouri suits to oust Standard Oil affiliates unfolds with clashes as Waters-Pierce and Republic are pressed as subsidiary arms. A former Standard bookkeeper admits instructions to claim Waters-Pierce independence while barrels reveal oil from Standard. Missouri seeks to dissolve alleged pooling and curb the Standard Oil network in the west. Teachers' exam session and a local real estate transfer in Leenst street area also noted.
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Waters-Pierce Company
Standard Oil Company
New York
Missouri
Indiana
Water
Pierce Oil Company
Republic Oil Company
Frederick W. Sanborn
Folk
Herbert
Hadley
Waters-Pierce
Republic
Standard
West
E. T. Bedford
Standard Oi Company
A. ¥. Jockel
Weters-Pierce Company
Oklahoma City
The
Supreme Court
Humane Officer Jackson's Report On Two Busy Month
The Humane Society held its monthly meeting to discuss Officer Jackson's report of twenty four cases since the last meeting. Funds are lacking though the work continues with aid for children and animals, including a destitute family needing clothing and food, and a potential "Trip Around the World" fundraiser planned for next month.
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Jackson
Brary
Charley Henry
Ontist
Officer Jackson
Oariense Cererves
Coshocton
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Unio
Fierce Blaze
Bluefield
W. Va
William Ritter Lumber Company
Panther
W. Vs
Virginia
Carolinas
Tennessee
Georgian
Charlotte
N. C
Charlotte Construction Company
A. C. Sandies
Merle
Gesorge Smith
Frese
Ben. Dickerson
Hetire
Hstra
Perose
Standard Oil
State of
Mero Smith
Leenst Street
Ed Vs. Wilson
the Humane Society
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