Daily Age notices and mailing details in Coshocton Ohio
Local notice lists postage and subscription policies for The Daily Age in Coshocton Ohio. It covers second class matter, delivery by cart, rates for notices and advertisements, and payment requirements for continued service. Names of representatives in New York and Chicago are mentioned.
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Ohio
Baston
Robert Tomes
Nassau Street
New York
C. W. Wallis
Boyce Building
Chicago
DANGER TO CHILDREN PROMPTS DOG CONTROL DISCUSSION
In Coshocton a loose dog terrified residents and a child reportedly escaped a bite. Capt Lybarger urged humane society officers pay by the county to support safety efforts and education for children to avoid strange dogs on city streets.
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Coshocton
General Assembly
Lybarger
Humane Societies
Ase
Humane Society
Ceshoeton Cits
42 TOWNS ON THE B HOUR DAY
President Hemse of the Ny pograph teak union reports national headquarters backing an eight hour day. In seven towns strikes exist with 74 percent of workers under the eight hour plan. Central Trades and Labor council holds its regular monthly meeting in Central Tabor tonight.
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Hemse
Te Ny Pograph Teak Union
Hi Towing
Bynch
ultimate + ice sory
Central Trades and Labor Council
Tabor Tall
Wight
Sale of commercial block at Eleventh and Chestnut streets
The business block at the corner of Eleventh and Chestnut streets, owned by C. M. Gross, was sold Tuesday to Thom Carte, a local Gerke brewery agent. Carte took immediate possession and plans to use the property as permanent headquarters.
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Eleventh
Chestnut Streets
C. M. Gross
Perponial
Tesday
Thom Carte
Gerke Brewery
Mr. Carton
Ohio Legislature Debates Broad Range of Bills and Reforms
The legislature considers measures on governor approval for armed guards, patent medicine labeling, campaign contributions by corporations, and tax thresholds for village school districts. Proposals include a state criminal identification bureau, bid advertising rules, investigation of state offices, inheritance tax tweaks, and biennial term adjustments for multiple offices. A harsh punitive bill targets wife beaters with possible whipping posts or imprisonment. The county local option, changes to venue in common pleas court, and fence law revisions are discussed, with committee activity noting temperance-focused aims.
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Reynolds
Franklin
Criswell
Marion
Ifunt
Hamilton
Ditgars
Holmes
Hutchison
Richland
Woods
Medina
Myr Gayman
Franklin County
Senate
Harper
West
Logan
Ohio
Brandt
Rose
Washington
Common Pleas
Mather
Sumit
Common Pleas Court
Sites
Fairfield
Drake
Erie
Judge Et Common Pleas Court
Board of Public Works
Pas Me Willis
Beatts
Woolf
Aleek
Incident list from Bik River and Hassellville disasters
Brandt killed his wife and neighbor Justina Sams at Bik River Minnesota then died by suicide. Fire destroyed Hassellville Arkansas district losses estimated at four hundred thousand dollars due to high winds. Gast sanitarium at Prospect, Queensland destroyed with no patients present and forty thousand dollar loss. East River tunnel New York workers injured by pipe burst. St Petershaya workers council arrested. postmasters named in Ohio Kentucky Tennessee and more.
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Wor Brandt
Justina Sams
Bik River
Minn
Hassellville
Ark
Prospect
East River
Tummel
New York
St. Petershiayg
Ohio
Rupert R. Bootham
Cadiz
James R. Barr
Cambridge
Kentucky
Will R. Speck
Bowling Green
Tennessee
William Spellings
McKenzie
Andrew B. Hearring
Ripley
Split Looks Inevitable In Miners Pay Dispute
Indiana Jan. 17 The Ohio inspector of mines report is set to inform the annual convention of miners and operators. Ohio miners show average daily wage around 1.5 dollars, with a push for higher pay while operators seek reductions or limited increases. The dispute spans western Pennsylvania Ohio Illinois and others with talks of district boundary changes and broader inclusion of states in the central competitive field.
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Indinapolis
Ohio Inspector of Mines
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Pittsburg
Western Pennsylvania
Iowa
Illinois
West Virginia
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Michigan
Blinois
Wea
Mine Workers Convention Address Urges Wage Reciprocity
President Mitchell spoke at the United Mine Workers of America convention in Indianapolis urging employers to voluntarily share current and prospective wage gains as coal demand weakens. He highlighted membership surpassing 200000 and a substantial rise in the anthracite field, while Secretary Wilson’s report was also being reviewed.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Mitchell
Amerima
Wilson
Wrong Train Errand Turns To Brief Local Lark At Panhandle Station
Two men wandered onto the wrong train at Panhandle station and rode to Warsaw instead of West Lafayette. They quickly realized the error and disembarked, joking about the mix up as they strolled back to town. The attempted Lafayette trip ended up thwarted but the pair returned amused.
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Panhandle
West Lafayette Thesday
Warsaw
Harry Ferguson
Lafayette
Special Price for Lectures to Close Course Schedule
Management announces a cut price for the remaining four lectures of the couples' course. Initial price was high but now fixed at seven cents for all. Upcoming events include Dr Green, George Crampton Concert Co, and Dr Crawford with dates in January to March in Chicago.
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Onday
Chicago
Eiday
Green Priday
George Crampton
Independent Glass Makers to Meet in Pittsburg
The Amalgamated Window Glass Workers of America's president announced a Thursday meeting of Independent manufacturers in Pittsburg to organize a strong federation. The group seeks a New Jersey charter and will operate as a holding agency for member products. Jurors Drawn in Savannah for Greene and Gaynor case as six deputy marshals summon 72 jurors from districts elsewhere.
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Pittsburg
Cleveland
O. Dov
Alda Faulkner
Amalgamated Window Glass Workers of
Amer ‘Dea
Faulhace
New Jersey
Manufacturers” Organization
Savannah
Greene and Gaynor
Vinci Cod Liver Oil for Children Boosts Health, Says Local Druggist
Mrs Ro Walton of Hornellsville Indiana reports Vinci cod liver oil greatly improved her ill child after other remedies failed. Local druggist C I Anderson endorses Vinci as a non oily, palatable tonic that strengthens bones muscles and promotes rosy health, with clear ingredient labeling for parents.
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Ro Walton
Hornellsville
IN. Ys
Vinci
C. I. Anderson
Coshocton
Coshocton Age contest voters and rules detailed
The Coshocton Age reports a lively female and male candidate contest with J O Dawson and Jos Keagy leading, notes on votes cast and a complex vote system. It outlines lodge eligibility, ballot clipping from The Coshocton Age, subscription prices and vote credits, division rules, and tie handling, with close of ballots set for February 9 and a note on Meat Market turnout and a resignation of Sadie Cooksey from Kandy Kite.
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