The Coshocton Age Subscribes to County News
The Coshocton Age, published weekly by J. S. Witte, serves Coshocton County with local notices and public information. The item notes readiness to provide more content and mentions the opera house and local affairs in a concise township edition.
Turbulent times drag through far west and midwest state affairs
The article surveys widespread unrest and political shifts across multiple states. It notes business suspensions in Pittsburgh tied to Oliver Bros & Philips, railroad riots over double header trains in Indiana, state boundary questions for Dakota, and violent crimes in New York involving Mr Druse and suspected accomplices. It references federal commerce legislation and remarks on General Grant’s retirement and prospects, plus campaign intrigues and Prohibition touring by St John.
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Oliver Bros & Philips
Iran
Pitsburg
Flus
Ohio
Indiamia
Pittsburg
Jeff Wayne
Chicago
Toft Wayne
Tmitna
Indiana
Irant
Senate
Jon Him
Morant
John Porter
Grant
St Jou Bas
St Louis Globe
Mrr J . Clarkson
National Republican Committee
James Fo Tegate
Mr. Clarkson
Clarkson
St John
Promoition Party
Ill
Delaware
Akron
Oberho
Adrama
Mich
Or. Wy
Detroi
P. Sageport
Charlotte
Natonal Committee
Kalama Voy
Kalattazoo
Ag Bron Kahlumavool
Blut
Lan David Preston
Margan
Detroit
Paradelphia
Academs
R Ot Bartletts
Ardmore
Scott
Aer
James J. Legate
Leavenworth
Kansas
Legate
Elvct
Topeka
Ss. John
National Committee
Osio
Legare
Leeds
Hitec
Daly
Gove
St. John
Oberlin
Oine
Republican Campany
Shah
New York
Campania
Philadelphia
Seth
Perth
Sant Panies
Hdy
Profibution
Real Perues
Temperance Debate and 1885 Ohio Politics Report
Reflects a temperance campaign view linking Prohibition, licensing, and political strategy in Ohio. Argues against whiskey interests, cites governor and laws, condemns liquor influence, and urges voters to support reform candidates, with notes on clergy, crime, and public morals. Includes school report by Roberts and local civic concerns.
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Ohio
Maine
Penitentiary of
Kansas
Cashoctun
Eteless
Long Names region and Coshocton town notes
A correspondence from Coshocton Ohio discusses the region of long place names at the junction of the Tuscarawas and Muskingum rivers. The piece notes local politics a Republican leaning, Captain Bargar’s past, and suburban growth with mills and a paper factory remaining active. It remarks on Coshocton as county seat and mentions local business, hotel development, and a local newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosnucios
al Hounty
Lown
Tuscarawas
Wathonding Tivets
Muskingum 4
Coshocton
Ucha
Rosnoe
Steer Ton Roscoe
Uaew
Bern Seed
Leo XII
Luraynh
Mogland
Coshnetan
Coshoeton 19
Repubican
Bargar
Ciesterday
Ceurs
Renfrew Broviers
Ingerhan
Sec
Job Meek
Me. Parrish
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Rance
Shernoacer
Puris
Donovan
Lane Bega
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Hs Girt
Asasuns
Piscian
Vuspapere Ebrhige
Rankikee
Ulmot
Taste Hospital
Ilnois
Dakorviba Linge
Newi
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Republica Ubull
Uiat Tertiles
Baniarck
Mae
Congress
Dakota
House
Sisterhood
Wirt. Drust
Warren
Nerkimer County
Sdime
Druse
Samuel Berrstein
Cincinath
Sher
Morton L. Slavhias
Enquirer
Beresford
Commercial Gazette
Mtg
Joan
Johnny McLean
Deacon Smith
Cormercal-Gadette
Heresford
Descon
Luisses
Zust
Hinself
Howes
Arthur
Porter
Associated Press
Cal Berg
Eature
Partnan
Apathenis
Roberts’ School
L Eading
Orlando Cer
Ira Sutton
Albert Cox
Wil Roberts
George Sutton
Jenne McDonald
Vera Dickerson
Daly Fulks
Thompson Dickey
Joseph Sutton
Robert Dickey Sy
Vine Cunningham
Martin Cunningham
Geo Roberts
Alvah McCoy
Sylva Dickey
Wilt McDonald
Willie Sunon
Elmer Cornet
Lucy Houston
Hettie Roblets
John Turner
Stella Fulks
Guy McCoy
Stella Jackson
Oh Westate Journal
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