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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1906
Page
8
In Boston more than four thousand assembled to the strains of the Marseillaise and marched through the streets. A main meeting followed at Hone Hall to memorialize a fallen leader linked to St. Petersburg. The event, arranged by local Socialists, reflected international labor and revolutionary sentiment.
Classified column notes requests for washing by a single gentleman, with a lock box address. Numerous for sale items include a reclining go cart at 774 S Sixth St and a Born Steel Range with accessories at Gildows South Fourth St. Rentals list furnished rooms near Hamilton's greenhouse and another furnished front room with board near Vail and Meek plants. Local social news from Hlissfield reports church meetings closing, visits and box social planned for Fabian's hall to aid the band.
Attendance at the Salvation Army sewing school grows steadily with 36 girls present plus women teachers. Young students work on patchwork quilts and the older pupils complete garments sold at a nominal price to defray running expenses.
William Wright reports that January warmth nearly brought a rose bush on upper Walnut street to bloom. A subsequent cold snap may have damaged the buds and leaves uncertainty about the plant's fate. Pathfinders meet tonight at I O O F hall. New baby list notes Margaret born to H E Burnside of New Philadelphia and a daughter to Mr and Mrs John McClure of Warsaw.
Shei Browning appoints Trenk Wiggins of West Lafayette as Mr deputy. Wiggins will personally escort Ben Dickerson to and from his attorneys offices. Dickerson spent Tuesday afternoon in private meetings with his lawyers in Voorhees judge’s chamber preparing his defense.
Adams Mills residents share visits from Isaac Jewell of Zanesville and others from Coshocton Dresden and Columbus. A new school building nears completion with flag unfurled. The missionary society meets at 2 30 with Miss Ella Tilton. Selma Cox eighteenth birthday celebrated with guests and luncheon. Notable deaths include Wr and Mrs Fred Gilmore's youngest child in Newark. The Ladies Aid met, and several residents travel to Newark and West Carlisle for visits.
Iadine Patent and Dull Weather special grade West shoes priced at two dollars. The Ohio Operators and Miners conference delegates, including Rennis gespetary, left for Indianapolis today to arrange the next meeting of Ohio operators and miners.
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