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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1906
Page
8
Health official Omer Miller announces raising quarantine on the Besser residence on North Elev inth street and the Lowe residence on South Ninth street. Both homes were under typhoid quarantine and the city will be entirely free of contagious diseases.
A dense vintage run of want ads offers a plain sewing job on Chestnut Street, a 15 acre farm near Plainfield with a dwelling and productive land, and a position by a grocery veteran Bert Spencer in Sixth Street. Also listings for a general houseworker, an auctioneer, and a black shepherd puppy reward for a stray found near 128 North Sixth Street.
London reports a split in the small unionist party over leadership. A deadlock arises as majority newspapers push for Bilfour to retire and censure Chamberlain loyalists urge recognition of a new leader, amid nega tive policy hints.
A bill to pay a humane officer was favorably reported in the council. The proposal details a salary or compensation mechanism and references related duties. In Coshocton County the measure affects the general mill and payroll within a few years.
The text discusses road funding appropriations, urging counties to file applications immediately to be included. It notes a bill for a county roads fund likely to pass, with provisions limiting funds to counties that have already pushed for such support and show willingness to improve their roads.
Southern state lawyers say local court overstepped in appointing two assistants to the state in the Dickerson case. They claim Judge Eason acted within his authority and predict the appointment will stand, despite widespread comment and agitation yesterday in the city.
Attorney Mooney of Woodsfield argues in Coshocton county that coal operators should pay taxes on coal when purchasing coal rights from farmers, relieving the farmer of that tax burden. He notes the method has long been used in the region along the Panhandle line and calls it fair and equitable.
News notes announce a new Democratic newspaper to be titled The Review. Werner and associates will form a company from Wochenblatt, with first issue planned around April 15 and a semi weekly start, aiming to expand to tri weekly and daily editions. The type order was sent today.
Fragmentary OCR describes a photograph showing French army maneuvers with cavalry in square order and infantry companies of about sixty men. It notes possible increase to full complement and mentions equipment like uniforms and shoulder straps during field movement.
Weather brief notes colder tonight with fair conditions, followed by a warming trend by Thursday. Forecasters expect mainly clear skies and light winds as the week progresses.
The Pope Gosser company received a shipment of fifty baskets from East Liverpool to resume pottery work after a fire last Saturday night burned the local supply.
The record lists multiple visits by locals including Mrs Rhode Emmerson of Newcomerstown visiting her ill father, Mr CA Gibson attending a funeral for Lucy May Gibson, and Al Dodel from Newark visiting the Trego family. It notes a burial of Frank Gibson's infant daughter, pallbearers among his sisters, and a large oyster supper hosted by Mr and Mrs Elmer McConnell for family and friends with music by Mahlon Trego and Charles. Mr and Mrs Sam Taylor of Colorado plan to return home soon.
Adams Mills and nearby towns report visits and guests including Mrs. B. C. Tarley and Katharine of Zanesville, Prescott Gray and Wilfred Gilds in Cleveland, James Vickers in Newark with sister Mrs. Brent Darens, and Miss Harriet Frost ill with pneumonia. Also noted are Miss Margaret Scott with niece Eleanor Scott visiting Coshocton, Will Stockdale’s party from Zanesville, Mrs. Fl. Cooksey visiting Cashoeton, Flora Adams of Warsa staying with parents, and a guest from near Adaf. Rocky Mount’s BK Anderson advertises a complexion tonic.
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