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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1903
Page
4
A city market for farm produce is urged to reduce waste and bring apples berries and other harvests into town. The piece argues farmers would supply marketable goods boosting trade while grocers benefit. It also calls for action on city waste disposal citing garbage drainage cesspools and the need for a prompt health board response.
A historical discussion weighs the chance of war between Japan and Russia versus the risks of ignoring Manchuria power shifts. It also criticizes Coshocton street cleanliness, urging funding allocation for street upkeep and public safety, while noting Judge Parker's speech on due process and constitutional principles.
The six months old child of Mr and Mrs Frank Nealy died at their Pleasant Valley home Sunday evening. Funeral services were held Monday at 2 30 PM and burial followed at South Lawn Cemetery.
C F Neldon has sold his Franklin township farm to Bert Snedeker the dairy man for 7500. Snedeker will run it as a dairy farm and move Neldon and his family to the city. Neldon intends to buy property here and settle permanently.
Telegraph from Breslau reports thirty persons perished when a flood swept through Graffenberg destroying scores of shanty houses and claiming many homes along the river. Local authorities expedite relief as the community braces for aftereffects and rescue work continues.
The Ohio Democracy faces a factional clash at the upcoming state convention as old liners challenge Bryanism. Zimmerman backers, led by figures like Chaney Gongwer and Burr Gongwer, push for a Governor race and influence over party platforms while Johnson weighs how to respond.
The Independents of this city were defeated 5 to 3 in a ball game at West Lafayette on Saturday. Battery for the Independents were Biggs and Maple, while Michael and Williams supported West Lafayette.
Miss Merne Hunt deputy probate judge will take a two month vacation and plans to resume duties about September first.
President John S. Adair speaks at the Ninety-seventh Ohio Volunteers regimental reunion at Grant Park Zanesville. He notes aging members, rising deaths, and urges comradely bonds, readiness for death, and enduring friendship forged in Civil War service. He praises the regiment as equal to any and recalls Chattanooga Mission Ridge and hardships.
Benton P. Porter owner of lots 1405 and 1406 on South Lawn avenue sues the city in common pleas court seeking to nullify a $120 per lot assessment for paving. He argues the taxable value is only $80 per lot and seeks a temporary injunction to halt collection. Judge Donley granted the injunction. Porter is represented by Nicholas and Merrel. Probate matters note the will of Harrison Eddy and related Tuscarawas county probate orders. City Solicitor Howard E. Hahn spent Sunday in Columbus with his wife visiting relatives.
Telegraphed update quotes George Gould stating the Wabash and Missouri Pacific aim to form a system from Ogden Utah to El Paso and reach Kansas City St. Louis Pittsburg and Baltimore with Baltimore as the Atlantic seaport not New York. The plan centers on connecting western steamship routes with a midwestern rail network.
In Cadiz Ohio on July 13 reports say every miner in Robyville quit work after three former union officers were discharged for contract violations. The Robyville mine employs about 300 workers. Sick list notes Amos Yost seriously ill at his Second street home with Dr Merriam attending.
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