Postmasters to receive back pay under corrected law
Congress to adjust long delayed postmaster salaries from the 1860s to 1910s. Ohio will receive about 115000 to 125000 total, with Coshocton residents named as W A Johnson 288, T W Collier 500, and Richard M Voorhees 300. Johnson lives on Water Street, Collier is postmaster at Raton NM, Voorhees is circuIt Court judge.
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Congress
Iianna
Ohio
Post Office Department
Coshocton
W. A. Johnson
T. W. Collier
Richard M. Voorhees
Mr. Johnson
Water Street
Mr. Collier
J. N. Collier
Raton
New Mexico
Voorhees
Judge Voorhees
Circuit Court
Conesville Dog Attack Incites Townwide Panic
A rabid looking dog with foaming mouth roams Conesville after a Monday encounter on the Pahhandie track. It bites several dogs and threatens residents including coal operator Davin Davis. Henrys Fountain and locals pursue, Depot safety, gunfire, and two dogs killed. Committee plans cautious quarantine/dispatch for bitten animals.
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poGe
Conesville
Davin Davis
Mgr. Davis
Henrys Fountain
Secon
Fountain
Perry Walip
SMALL FIRE STARTS TUMULT ON MAIN STREET CAUSING EXCITEMENT
A late Monday fire at Warner Hay’s Main Street residence caused smoke to pour from under a back porch as straw used for pipe insulation ignited. Firemen with a hose cart dampened the straw, chief Lightell arrived and the blaze was contained with slight property damage. The incident drew a fearful crowd and a near miss when a hanging basket slipped from the grape arbor. In a separate case, the Grogs family reported their two year old son recovered after membranous croup treated with antitussive by Dr. Marshall, bringing hopeful recovery.
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Warner Hay
Main Street
Lightell
Jacob Grogs
Chestnut Street
Marshall
Reliable Cholera Remedy Endorsed by Local Pastor
Reverend J M Yingling of the M E Church in Gumbertad, Md., testifies that Chamberlain’s Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is reliable and has never failed in his experience. Sales at C & Anderson, Forbes Block, are noted.
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J. M. Yingling
Dford
M. E. Chursh
Gumberdad
C. & Anderson
Forbes
Senators Elect How Vacancies Will Be Filled
Washington Jan 20 The article surveys expected shifts in senate committees after recent elections noting few changes among leading Republicans and several chairmanship changes among second class and minor panels due to retirements. It highlights Mason’s retirement from post offices and postroads and other anticipated moves amid irrigation manufacturing patents and immigration. It also covers Philippine railroad proposals, Morgan the canal issue, and anecdotal notes on the senate cloakroom and Georgia naming quibbles with geographic names.
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Washington
West Congress
Senate
Mason
Denrose
Lilingham
Gallinger
District of Columbia
McCumber
Jones
Nevada
Ikean
Bard
Simon
Foster
McCumbers
Kittredge Wil
Pritchard
Root
Congress
Philippines
Army
Morgan
Morsuut
Dr. A W Chase Nerve Pills Praise in Coshocton Ad
Mrs. Robert Thornsley of Coshocton Ohio commends Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills claiming they gave her steady nerves and restful sleep. The ad notes the medicine costs 50 cents a box and is sold by B Anderson's drug store with the doctor’s portrait and signature on every package.
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Robert ‘Thornsley
North Eleventh Street
Coshocton
A. W. Chase
B. Anderson
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Ww. Chase
M. D
Isabel Ining
Opera House
Smith’s
Maud Adams
New York
the Elks
RB. P.O. HL
Colorado Deadlocked Over U. S. Senator Election
In Denver on January 21 the Colorado General Assembly deadlocked as Henry M. Teller led with 50 votes, one short of election. Democratic senator Maguire abstained, Republicans in dispute formed a separate body, and feuding factions argued over which senate body should vote. If the regular senate is recognized Teller may be re-elected. otherwise no election is likely.
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Colorado
U. S
Denver
General Assembly
United States
Henry M. Teller
Maguire
Teller
Senate
Capitol
Cieutenant
Drake
Laramer County
Cornforth
el Paso
Hargett Senate
Hatggott
House
Ship Wrecked Off Barnegat In Storm
Allanhe City, N J Jan 321 The ship Abiel Abbott went ashore near Barnegat today from Burks stand for New York with salt. Nine crew, five saved by life guards. four believed dead. Survivors in precarious condition, one soon died. Wrecked vessel floated three miles offshore. A southeast hurricane raged along the New Jersey coast all last night.
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Allanhe City
N. J
Abiel Abbott
Barnasat
Burks
New York
Bose
Abbott
New Jersey
Displays Clever Genius by Barberton Prospector's Needlework
M. J. Schott of Barberton, former proprietor of the green house, displays pieces of needlework done during convalescence. His brother J. D Sehori and attorney RO Powelson viewed samples Tuesday, including a wild flag blossom stuffed sofa cushion and a curiously wrought matting. Neighbors admire the handiwork.
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M. J. Schott
Barberton
Green House
J. D Sehor
RO AL Powelson
Two Coshocton Thieves Caught in Columbus
Two youthful Coshocton boys Henry Kane and Earl Austin aged fourteen and eleven are jailed in Columbus on vagrancy and robbery charges. They robbed a Union news stand of about $30 in cash and 13 watches after a door steeple was pulled. Their Columbus stay followed a Coshocton pursuit by Officer Courtright and Truancy Officer Joseph Clark.
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Coshocton
Columaus
Henry Kane
Earl Austin
Union News
Cassius Richards
Courtright
Joseph Clark
Newark
Columbus
State Journal
Frank
James Mason
Frank Austin
George Lane
Cosnocton
Age
Young Lane
Frank Mason
Fred Mason
Austin
Jindge Roche
Reform Farm
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Cleveland
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