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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1900
Page
10
The Morgan Engineering crane has shipped and the remaining mill machinery is en route, with delivery to finish by Saturday. The new engine will undergo a trial Monday morning and emit a three seth chime during its first test. Iron steel cars arrived in the city, signaling readiness for the mill’s operation.
A proposed Zanesville Adamsville and Coshocton electric line would pass through the towns and intervening country and operate in Coshocton if a local franchise is secured. The company aims to obtain terminals there and begin local service, with council consideration expected soon. Extensive rights of way have already been acquired.
President Manlove of Morgen Run company spares time for nature as Cleve land Leustaly wanders near Bibo and nearby mines. On Thursday an expedition yielded a surprise sight of grasshoppers hopping about with vivid green color and lively activity.
The text contemplates war's moral aversion and its disruptive impact on broader interests. It notes that the war is seen as barbaric by some and that public views shift as conflicts intrude on other subjects.
The Pittsburg Times notes a proposed sale of American locomotives to France to manage traffic from the exposition, suggesting it may end the boycott of the Paris fair that began with Dreyfus.
Lexington reports ex-circuit judge J. R. Morton, a leading Goebel backer, issues a card asserting the contestants lack legal or moral foundation for the seats they seek and warns the Democrats’ path risks disaster. Separate notes include contest board delays, prayer services in Frankfort, and unrelated items from Troy and Nebraska.
Coshocton residents favor expanding library funding from one tenth to two tenths of a mill. The current levy yields about $300, insufficient for library needs, while supporters say the modest increase would greatly aid growth with minimal taxpayer impact and could pass through legislative action.
Frank Lory of Petersburg Indiana and Max T Beaver of Chicago own a two story Klondike building in Dawson City serving as offices for the Canadian government. The structure costs $12,000, measures 46 by 52 feet with small windows and doors costing hundreds. The building is leased for $1200 a month, and carpenters earned $15 a day with a foreman at $20.
Fragmented OCR describes a debate mentioning Mohammed and Ahmad, with references to prophethood and religious authority. The text quality is poor and contains unclear phrases and garbled names, showing heated discussion about leadership and interpretation without clear resolution.
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