Opening Eleventh or Twelfth street debated by council
The council reviewed opening Eleventh street with Public Service Committee findings. It would require purchasing three property pieces costing about 5000 dollars after estimated real estate value from houses. A cheaper option, opening Twelfth street at 40 to 50 feet, drew support, and the matter was sent back to the committee to determine probable costs.
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Eleventh Or
Twelfth Street
Mr. Hutchinson
Board of Public Service Committee
Comet
Lok
Eleventh Street
East Valin
Chestnut
Eleventh
Fire Chief appointment under new code discussed
Mayor Smith announced an investigation found under the new code the fire department comes under the board of public safety and the Coshocton fire department was not regularly organized. Old officials would stay until council passes an ordinance organizing a new fire department. Solicitor Williams to prepare and present it at the next council meeting. Also attached are local ads and notices.
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Smith
Board of Public Safety
Coshocton
For Sale Classified Ads From Coshocton Area
A messy list of local sale notices includes a horse, a stock of merchandise, several houses, a four and a room house, a 4 100m hose, and a farm wagon. Listings mention Coshocton county communities, a post office connection, and contact addresses like Box 109 and 197 cure Age. Prices range from 950 to 1500 with notes of quick sale and profit potential.
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Coshoc- von
Seldon Pew
R. R
Coshocton
No spread of diphtheria at Cavallo reported
A Cavallo telephone message received before press states that there are no new diphtheria cases in the area this afternoon. No additional details or context are provided.
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Cavallo
Coshocton Pottery Show Draws Attention in Pittsburg
In Coshocton and nearby counties, potters show little interest in Pittsburgh displays as exhibitors focus on Washington's recent industry meeting. The Pittsburg exhibition runs at hotels Monongahela Henry and Fort Pitt, with glass makers dominating. The Pope Gosser China Co. of Coshocton and American China Co. of Toronto stand among the few pottery firms featured. The Iattey company exhibit is overseen by H Lincoln.
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East Liverpool
Batne
Pittsburg
Washington
Monongahela
Henry
Fort Pitt
Weather Outlook: Warmer Ohio Fair and Colder Wednesday
The forecast calls for warmer conditions in Ohio on Wednesday followed by cooler air. Thursday is expected to be fair and warmer than Wednesday with more stable temperatures.
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Ohio
Lee Will Case Decided by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Tuesday affirmed the circuit court verdict in Millart Filmore Lee vs John W. Lee Jr. of Perry township. It awards M. F. Lee only the residue of his $2500 legacy, totaling $330 after prior payments, with decisions on trusteeship and estate provisions. The case arose years ago, with attorneys J C Adams, T Roche for the defendant and Pomerene & Pomerene replacing Capt. James.
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Supreme Court
Coshocton County
Circuit Court
Millart Filmore Lee
John W. Lee, Jr
M. F. Lee
John W. Lee
Perry Township
Eason
J. C. Adams
T. ©. Roche
Capt. James
Gatch
Colupis
Pomerene
M. F.e
J. W. Lee, Jr
Clarabellee
M. It. Lee
J. Wo Lee
A Good Place to Buy Good Shoes in Walk er & Law rence
John Wenger returned from West Lafayette after assisting at the enameling plant office for a week. Emery Dencer joined night school Tuesday evening. W. M. Smith sold a Rhode Island Red cock to a Cecil party at a good price.
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Business College
John Wenger
West Lafayette
Emery Dencer
W. M. Smith
Rhode Island
Cecil
New Pension for Inda Fortune Widow of Jesse Fortune
Pension attorney M W Wimmer secured an original pension for Inda Fortune widow of Jesse Fortune late a member of Company F 143rd Vermont. Pension rate set at 12 dollars monthly from August 24 1905. Miss Zilla Edwards of Cicero Indiana expected tonight to visit her aunt Mrs Charles W Edwards of Walnut Street. R D Wilson of Guerngey is in the city on business today.
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M. W Wimmer
Derinda Fortune
Jesse Fortune
Zilla Edwards
Cicero
Ind
Charles W. Edwards
Walnut Street
R. D. Wilson
Guerngey
Plot to kill leading Pennsylvanians uncovered
Washington Pa July 24 authorities hunt for the murderers of Michael Carrazoa wealthy Italian shot at Dunleavy last week. They unearthed a plot to assassinate leading men including Governor Pen nypacker. Letters and papers decree the deaths of other leaders. John Spida alleged Black Hand president and George Barli held in jail on suspicions of involvement.
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Washington, Pa
Jaw
Michael Carrazola
Dunleavy
Washington County
Governor Pennypacker
Pennsylvania
John Spida
Black Hand Society
Clifford Tidd Arrested in Run Neighborhood Incident
Clifford Tidd, accused of disturbing the peace and related offenses in the Run neighborhood, was arrested by Officer Jackson J. Ed and brought before Squire Wim on a Saturday afternoon. Authorities reported charges and the need for further bearing on the case.
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Cifford Tidd
Run
Jackson Jed
Squire Wim
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Council
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Waddle
South Sixth
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Mariel Parrish
Mfp. Co
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Central Labor Hall
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A. L. Crowthers
C. FE. Anderson
Wacon
Weicht
Fourth Street
Wim Schlah
North Fourth St
Uitemol Fe
Mualberry Street
Locust St
Duk Travinger
Gray's Hardware Store
Pope Gosser
Lee
Supreme CT
Story of Suit
Sa RT
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WM .Schlah
Main St
Jackson
Clifford
New York
Siegrist & Williams’ Drug Stor
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