Oldest Washington County Daily News Reorganized
The Daily, among the oldest papers in Washington county, was founded by Chill Hazard and now managed by Hazzard Publishing Company with Vernon Hazzard as president. News chief Horston Compton modernizes the presentation and keeps patrons up to date.
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The
Daily
Washington County
Chill Hazard
Hazzard Publishing Company
Vernon Hazzard
Hostor Compton
Postoffice Receipts Show Gains in 1905 for Coshocton
The Coshocton post office reports stronger business in 1905 over 1904 with increases in postal receipts and money orders issued. The summary includes quarterly breakdowns and a total rise, noting gains in special deliveries and money orders. A second item promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to prevent bilious attacks with local druggists named for purchase.
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Coshocton Postumtes
Chamberlain
C. E. Anderson
Coshocton
C. M. Ferguson
Rosece
Penny predictions electric railways for Columbus within fifteen years
A high official predicts electric locomotives will reach Columbus in about fifteen years as railroads rapidly adopt electric traction. He notes eastern lines will lead in electrification and western divisions will follow quickly amid growing efficiency.
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Columbus
Trimk
Disputch
Lile
Docket Sessions Highlight Numerous Civil Hearings
Judge and attorneys review a crowded docket with numerous cases marked for hearings trials and demurrers. Entries include Chaney vs Clark McNaughton vs Maller Renfrew vs Lochard Shaw vs Shaw Forney vs Forney and many more, with several off docket or continued to the April term. Chamberlains Salve advertised as relief for skin conditions sold in Coshocton and Roscoe.
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Julge Eason
Deta
Anna
Tish
Chaney
Clark
McNaughton
Maller
Renfrew
Lochard
Schrock
Barrick
Thompson
Ing. Robinson 1S Vehicle Co
PL & M. Telephone Co
Bucklew
Avis
McConNough
Day
Hanlon
Gamble
Fey
Waalkice
Wood
Fry
Blake
Shaw
Shaw Mie. Co
Myers
Coulter
Coshocton Baseball Co
Glass
Cooper
Compton
Remurrer
Corrugated Packing Co
St Chai
Geese
Church
City of
Coshocton
Taylor
Iis East
Plainlin
Direct Legislation Moves in Ohio Senate and House
Ohio lawmakers debate curbing judges salaries and trimming expenses while advancing direct legislation. A proposed constitutional amendment would grant initiative and referendum with a 5 percent petition and election processes. Committees and investigation of Cincinnati government are announced as part of the day’s actions.
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Erle
Common Pleas
Inns
Weitz
Warne
Wr Paxton
Hamlton
Goml Ponds
Wynne
Hampton
Kealy
Hamilton
Senate
Howe
Cuyahoga
Secretary of State
House
General Assembly
Fred C. Howe
Cuyahoga County
Massachusetts
Ohio
Cincinnati
Tigelf
Thompson
Bronson
Franklin
Hawkins
Jackson
Spicer
Summit
Crawford
Athens
Chamberlain
Montgomery
Bassett
Lucas
Huot
Lehman
Sandusky
Miller
Schurr
Madison
Ervin
Meigs
Shankland
Lake
Sawichd
Adler
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