Princess Louise Prefers Hotel Chairs in Saxony Fashion
A Viennese-tinged critique reviews Princess Louise of Saxony and her husband, contrasting royal elegance with a furniture obsessed throne. The author mocks court pomp, notes Archduke fate, and suggests the princess seeks comfort over ceremony amid dynastic ruin. The piece ties Saxony lineage to broader European decline and ends with a call that both royals have bid farewell to thrones and regalia.
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Louise
Saltus
Cincinnati Inquirer
Baxony
Augustus
Elector Augustus
Saxony
House of Hapsburg
German Empire
Balzac
Franz Josef
Josef
Lombardy
Venetia
German Confederation
Maria Theresa
Napoleon
Maximillian
Jurarez
Jucretaro
Rudolph
Italy
Spain
South Pacific
John Orth
Dresden
Masonic Home Trustees Meet In Springfield Visit
General E L Lybarger traveled to Springfield on Tuesday to attend the annual meeting of the trustees of the Masonic Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Home
E. L. Lybarger
Springfeld
Dillin Chosen as Orator for Ohio State Contest
Ernest B. Dillin has been selected as one of four orators to represent Ohio State University in the annual contest against Ohio Wesleyan University. A Toledo native, he won second honors in the competitive selection, with Thomas Corkery as the top scorer. Dillin, son of Rev. I. B. Dillin, argued for municipal power centralized in the mayor and earned praise from the Ohio State Journal for his advocacy of democracy citizenship and clean politics.
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Ernest B. ‘Dillin
Ohio State
Ohio Wesleyan University
Mr. Dillin
Thomas Corkery
Toledo
Dillin
Growing Interest in Baptist Church Gospel Meetings
The Baptist church near town reports rising attendance as Rev. Mr. Tilley delivers sermons on "Christ Receiving Sinners." Many attendees express intent to live the Christian life, with sermons planned each afternoon and evening throughout the week.
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The
Baptist Church
Tilley
Christ
Indiana Lady Praises The Age Newspaper Gift
A woman from Brazil Indiana sends a one year subscription gift to a friend in Coshocton Ohio praising The Age for its substantial reading matter and news coverage. She includes a money order and signs Lydia Sayer in January 1903.
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Indiana
Age
Ohio
Brazil
Ind
Age Publishing Co
Coshocton
Lydia Sayer
Cincinnati Railway Labor Talks Set to Forge New Schedule
Cincinnati, Jan. 21 The Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railway and federated employees reach a basis for wage negotiations. Engineers and firemen will begin daily sessions with executives Waldo and Turner to draft a new schedule. Conductors, train men, and telegraphers to follow. Compromise likely, though not the full advance asked for.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton
Debt of Ohio counties and cities in on increase
The annual debt statement shows total local indebtedness at 106,368,137, up 8,750,089 from last year. Counties 12,176,174. cities first and second class 76,678,120. incorporated villages 8,146,188. townships 184,144. special school districts 8,282,516. State debt 201,663. irreducible debt 4,729,996.95. Also notes a German report on a cheap substitute for celluloid and welcomes a new baby girl to Mr and Mrs S C Eisner.
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Columbus
State
Remarkable Cure of Croup Saves Little Boy Life
A town reader praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy for saving her little boy from a life threatening croup attack. She recounts using the remedy as directed and the child began to recover after intense breathing difficulties and phlegm, urging others to obtain it locally.
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Chamberlain
A. E. Steere
Goodwin, SD
Joel Demont
Inwood
Town
C. E. Anderson
Forbes Block
Meek and Beach to Add 10000 Square Feet of Plant Space
Meek and Beach company expands with a new west end extension to the Standard plant adding 10000 square feet of floor space. The metal sign department will move from the Tuscarora plant to the Standard plant to free space for other departments. The growth follows last year's surge and early this year, reflecting renewed activity and prosperity. Locally the factory is praised for employing first rate Goshocton citizens who contribute to social and industrial progress.
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Meek & Beach Company
Standard
Metal Sign Department
Tuscarora
Coshocton
America
Goshocton
Woman in Carrie Nation Act Beats Bartender in Downtown Fracas
A woman angered by her husband’s drinking assaulted a bartender after an argument in a downtown bar. Police were summoned by the bartender, but she fled. Later that evening the couple encountered on Second Street and she escorted him away in a rapid pursuit, last seen heading home.
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Carrie Nation
Decker
Second Street
Man Pronounced Dead Survives After Yard Accident
Frank Magill of Columbus, a Panhandle brakeman, was severely injured in a Columbus yard accident six weeks ago. He was pronounced dead, covered with oil cloth, and moved to a cool place before later reviving and asking to go home. He sustained crushed ribs and a dislocated shoulder but has recovered enough to travel and visit relatives.
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Frank Magill
Columbus
John D. Elson
Locust
Work train wreck kills twelve near Chiwaukum
A work train collided with a rotary snow plow on a Great Northern line near Chiwaukum. Twelve workers were killed and eleven injured. only three bodies had been recovered. All victims were laborers. The accident occurred Tuesday. details remain sparse.
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Seattle
Wash
Chiwaukum
Ohio Grand Jury Indicts Toledo Coal Exchange Officers
The Lucas county grand jury indicted all officers of the Toledo Coal exchange tracking it as a price raising, competition restricting combination in violation of the Valentine law. The indicted are linked to the largest coal firms.
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Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Grand Jury
Toledo Coal Exchange
Edwards buys, sells a cheap Danville horse
Garret T Edwards of Edwards Piano Co returned from Danville with 150 dollars from a lucky ticket drawing a horse there He sold the horse for 140 dollars admitting a 72 cent investment and is pleased with the result The item frames a small lottery style windfall and a quick profit in plain news tone
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Garret T. Edwards
Edwards Piano Company
Danville
Edwards
Juvenile Claud Duvals Admit Robbery Confession
Austin and Henry Lane confess to robbing the urban news stand one week ago. They will have a hearing before Probate Judge Roche next month at one o clock. The youths appear cheerful and playful in the court area.
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Claud Duvals
Austin
Henry Lane
Uauton
Roche
Fay Lonte
Winslow's Soothing Syrup touted for infant teething relief
An old advertisement claims Mrs Winstow's Soothing Syrup provides perfect relief for teething pains in children, touting universal sale and urging buyers to request Mars Winslow's Soothing Syrup, priced at 28 cents a bottle.
Gas Company Moves Its Office to Rodgers Building
Coshocton Gas company relocates from the Triplett building after a year to a room in the Rodgers building at the Sixth and Main streets corner. The move, prompted by insufficient space, will occur around February 15.
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Coshocton Gas Company
Triplett
Rodgers
Sixth and Main Streets
Oil Prices Dip First Time in Eighteen Months
Crude oil fell three cents on Wednesday marking the first drop in eighteen months. The modest decline signals a tentative shift in energy markets as traders weigh supply and demand factors.
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Gil
Box Injures Callahan Furniture Clerk in Glass Accident
A.L. Matthews, employed at Callahan furniture store, is confined to his home with a very sore foot after a box of glass fell on it. The incident highlights workplace safety concerns at the local shop.
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A.L. Matthews
Callahan Furniture Store
England's New Primate Davidson Chosen Archbishop of Canterbury
Dr Randall Thomas Davidson, bishop of Winchester since 1803, is appointed archbishop of Canterbury to succeed Dr Temple. He had declined the post in 1890 due to poor health. A native of Edinburgh, he is in his fifty fifth year and longtime court associate and friend of the late queen and King Edward.
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Randall Davidson
Temple
Ele
Canterbury
Langland
Edinburgh
Edward
Funeral Fills Trinity Church for Editor Gonzales in Columbia
About 2,000 attended the funeral of Editor G. N. Gonzales at Trinity Episcopal church in Columbia with 300 more outside in cold mist. Gov McSweeny and former Governor Shepard led a large state figure attendance as businesses closed. the event marked one of the largest South Carolina gatherings in 25 years.
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Gonzales
Columbia
S. G
G. N. Gonzales
Trinity Episcopal Church
Wade Hampton
South Carolina
Miles B. McSweeny
John ©. Shepard
State Senate
General Assembly
Colimbias
Subcommittee to Probe Bribe Claim Against Rep Lessler
A House naval affairs subcommittee opens an inquiry into Rep Lessler of New York who claims he was offered 6009 dollars to back extra submarine torpedo boats. The panel, chaired by Foss, will hear more witnesses. proceedings are secret pending the report.
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Washington
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Lessier
New York
Naval Committee
House
Lessler
Naval Affairs Committee
Holland
Butler
Roberts
Mass
Wheeler
Foss
Rep. Mis
Rep
Pad
Taylor
Rep. O
Dem
Rixey
Full
Colonel Lynch on Trial for High Treason
Colonel Lynch faces trial in London on four counts of high treason for actions in the Boer war. He contends he is a naturalized Boer and not indictable. The crowded court hears not guilty plea as six crown lawyers and four defense attorneys appear. Mrs. Lynch attends.
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London
Lynch
Royal Law Courts
Transvaal
Orange Colony
Natal
Explosion Kills Four On Eastbound Freight Near Bowerstown
A boiler explosion on an eastbound Panhandle freight four miles west of Bowerstown killed four men from Coshocton and seriously injured another. The locomotive was launched 60 feet into the air, crushed a passing train, and hurled 26 cars down an embankment. Wireman McCurdy and Brakeman Clemens died instantly. Engineer J D Ward and Brakeman Petrie of the passing train also perished. Engineer Dan O'Donnell was fatally injured. Tracks were torn up for 300 yards and traffic delayed three hours.
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Coshocton
Panhandle
Bowerstown
Wireman
McCurdy
Clemens
J. D. Ward
Petrie
Dan O'Donnell
Great removal sale promises deep discounts on household goods
The Fountain department store promotes a large removal sale with thousands of dollars of merchandise discounted, including calico at 4 1/4 cents per yard and ingrain carpet as low as 45 to 75 cents per yard. Customers from Coshocton County and nearby towns are urged to visit, with mornings offering better service due to crowding in the afternoons.
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Coshocton
Amoskeng
Lancaster
Brussels
Columbus
Milleraburg
Zanesville
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Eest Main Street
Walnesville
Tate
Dean
Sid
Moodes
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