Glass plant eyes Coshocton for 800 jobs
Drew Stem Ware Glass company seeks entry to Coshocton with plans to hire 200 to start and 800 within four years. Prospective investors include C G Drew president and backers from Pennsylvania. Coshocton’s coal and shipping facilities attract support as the firm offers to build and repay within five years.
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Coshocten
Thomas McDermott
McDermott
Tuin
Coshocton
Focal Board of Trade
Boyd
Drew Stem Ware Glass Company
C. G. Drew
France
Pennsylvania Company
Rover
Tiffin
Vernon and
Wooster
Board of Trade
Money squeeze over Shi Heary clews note caution for 1906 market
New York reports a hopeful 1906 start with sturdy business conditions but warns of two stock market dangers. Overextended credit and speculative demand threaten banking resources and investors. Authorities urge caution, conservative loans, and sharp discrimination against low grade industrials to curb a fresh burst of speculation. Continued on Page Five.
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New York
Wall Street
Potteries To Form Large National Combination
Auditors for Newton Jackson of Philadelphia completed city work in East Liverpool and will launch a pottery combination soon after the new year. Several potteries will join while others stay out. The new group would control just under half of U S pottery output with central offices planned in East Liverpool. Roy Fr Kane of New Straitsville attended Sacred Heart services with Rev Fr Synan.
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East
Liverpool
Newton Jackson
Philadelphia
Jackson
Laughlin Pottery Company
Nwe
Tompson Potters Company
Wodery Pottery Company
West End Pottery Company
Goodwin Pottery Company
Harker Pottery Company
Knowles Taylor and Knowles Company
Wheeling Potteries Company
Wheeling
Wo Va
Charles Franzheim
Sebring
Ohio
Sebring Brothers
Lampact
Trenton
United States
Roy
Kane
New Straitsville
Synan
Church of the Sacred Heart
Diamond voting contest sparked by The Age
Interest grows among lodge and society workers as The Age launches a daily coupon vote. Readers vote by clipping ballots printed in the Saturday issue with expiration dates changing daily. The contest aims to reward the most deserving trophy recipients among both ladies and gentlemen societies in the city.
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Lodge
Society
Age
Congress Gets Ready to Debate Revenue Bill in Week
Washington sources report leaders will keep business steady as the revenue measure occupies most of the first half of the week. The Philippine statehood bill may be moved, while the Senate plans to open with treaty discussions with Cuba and potential action on the Tillman election issue.
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Age
Washington
Committee On Territories
Dasenssen
Senate
Tbis
Sant. Domnes
Tillman
Senator Foraker
Crawford Store to Quit Fee
The Crawford Store Company announces it will close its business February 1, completing its retirement plan first announced earlier. The move ends all Crawford operations and affects employees and suppliers.
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Crawford Store
Pattison Inauguration Draws Thousands In Columbus
John M. Pattison inaugurated today as governor of Ohio in Columbus. The ceremonies drew crowds numbering in the thousands, with a grand parade and escorts from state officials, military units, brass bands, and prominent social figures witnessing the event in the Capitol rotunda.
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Columbus
Dan
John M. Pattison
Great Buckeye
Columbus Board of Trac
Alata Grand Ares Tectans
Pattison
Henncy
Capitol
Troope B
Ohio National
Ohio
Judge Eason Holds Silence Over Dickerson Case
Judge Eason did not rule on Ken Dickerson's fate. He said the matter would go to a new grand jury impanelled for January term. Prosecutor Glenn favors bypassing technical delays and seeks a fresh indictment to speed the case. Witnesses have been summoned. trial likely in winter or spring due to legal steps.
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Ken Dickerson
Eason
Grand Jury
Glenn
Brand Jury
Dickerson
Verne Rivers Stripped of Good Time in Prison
Verna Rivers of Coshocton, a bank robber with an 11 34 year sentence, lost 30 days of good time after a guard found 20 cigars hidden in his shoes. He previously faced prison discipline for tobacco wrappers hidden under his clothing and was reduced to the third grade.
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Verna Rivers
Coshocton
Rivers
Columbus Dispatch
Heating complaint at high school center of cold issue
Building superintendent Kiehtell said he was surprised by reports of a heat shortage in the high school Friday. He noted no classes were omitted and that prior issue Wednesday involved a heating company adjustment while pressure had fallen. The Heating Co denies additional complaints.
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Frank Kiehtell Gadd
Heating Co
Earthquakes Ripple Across Western States
A moderate quake lasting from 2 seconds to a minute was felt from Perth to the south, reported across western Missouri eastern Kansas and southern Nebraska. The tremor, observed around 6 27 p m Sunday, extended from Nebraska to Oklahoma and from Salina Kansas west to Kansas City with no damage reported.
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Perth
Wisgouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma Territory
Salina
Kan
Kansas City
Battleships Ground in Lower Harbor Collision Near Evans Fleet
The Kearsarge and Kentucky ran aground in New York Harbor while Rear Admiral Evans’s squadron moved to sea. Alabama Illinois Maine and others collided with Kentucky before course changes. Kearsarge and Kentucky later floated and moved. Kentucky returned to Tompkinsville. Alabama Maine Kearsarge and Evans fleet expected at Hampton Roads soon. inquiry into collisions probable.
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New York, Jan
Kearsarge
Kentucky
Evass
Alabama
Illinois
Strikig
Tompkinsville
Maine
Hanows
Hampton Roads
Evans
Fire destroys farm dwelling near Isleta
The farm dwelling of Christopher That, two miles south of Isleta, burned to the ground about two o clock Saturday afternoon. The loss, about $1000, covered by insurance, left Mr. and Mrs. Hart and their children to return from Newcomerstown to find the home gutted with only a few contents saved. The house was the old home of John A. Mariatt.
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Christopher
Isleta
Ianor
Hart
Newcomerstown
John A. Mariatt
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