Community outing boosts Coshocton ties and trade
The Coshocton Desy people annual excursion strengthens neighborly bonds and local business. Despite fears retail may suffer, analysis shows home stores remain strong and visitors return with pride, praising local shops. Vacations grow nationwide, seen as good for individuals and towns.
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Columbus
New York
Chicago
Ohio
Shecton
Coshiecton
Coshecton
Coshocton
Imperialism and Prosperity Themes in 1900s News Echo
An analytical passage discusses a fiscal surplus, large foreign trade, and a favorable balance, then shifts to political critique of Bryan and imperialism. It references Tientsin and Peking populations, allied troops on the Pei Hu, Cuban charter changes, and Republican praise of McKinley era prosperity with sharp partisan insults and speculative leadership notes.
Through Sleeping Cars to Atlantic City August 9
Sleeping cars will run August 9 for the annual seashore excursion from Coshocton. A through car via Philadelphia and Delaware River Bridge will connect to Atlantic City and resort destinations. Round trip fare is 12.59 with a 12 day return window. Tickets available on regular August 9 trains. see ticket agents for details.
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Coshocton
New Jersey
Maryland
Rehoboth
Delaware
Fuider
Daws
Police Court Lively as Drunks and Fights Draw Crowd
A lively police court weekend saw two drunks jailed after hearings on Saturday night and Monday morning. A couple argued violently at Main and Third Streets with Mrs Ida Mae Bordenkircher fined five dollars and the man jailed for unpaid costs. Ham Vernon pleaded guilty to intoxication and paid a two dollar fine plus costs. A rider named Ross faced charges for riding without a light. Alex Moore and Cullington were also jailed for drunkenness with varying fines and brief escapes.
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Main
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Andy Lama
Maple
Alex Moore
Culllington
Womans Department
Hickory Street
Mrs Eva M Mayr Dies Of Typhoid Malaria At Home
Mrs Eva M Mayr wife of Thomas May of Chestnut street died Monday morning from typhoid malaria. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2:30 in the Baptist church with interment in Oak Ridge Cemetery. She leaves her husband and six children. One child, about nine, is very ill with typhoid fever. Washington notes Hay for Cleveland to attend the funeral of his mother in law Mrs Amasa Stone.
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Trade of Philippines six months ending 1893 bulletin
The War Department customs and insular affairs bulletin reports six months to Dec 21 1893 trade figures for the Philippines. Merchandise value imported 11 446 670 with 572 345 duty free. import duties 2 071 006. Exports 7 645 626 with 237 936 export duties. Gold and silver imports 1 231 357. exports 1 297 416. Also note a separate incident in Menominee Michigan where cigarmaker Joseph Mitchell was killed by Policeman Chris Eck during an arrest attempt. Eck surrendered and claims accidental discharge to call for aid.
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Menominee
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Chris Eck
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Eck
Mitchell
Republican conventions list set for multiple townships
A string of township GOP meetings is posted with dates July 21 to July 28. Townships include Bethlehem Crawford Clark Jackson Linton New Castle Oxford Virginia and White Eyes with delegates to county conventions and other business on the agenda. Other notices announce sessions in Hill cities and additions to local incorporations.
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James Scorr
Disasters at Sea Involving Belfast and Irish Channel Vessels
A fog bound collision near Belfast between the Dromedary and Alligator kills two aboard and injures over 39. The Embleton sinks after striking by the Campania in a phantom ship encounter off Tuskar light. The Campania survives with bow damage, a tender taken for shore, and fear of further losses.
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Public iron and tin plate labor settlements reported
The Iron and Stet company sets a base rate of 5.50 per ton for puddling while the American tin plate workers vote to empower their committee to adjust wages. Tin plate workers grant discretionary powers. bar iron lodges withhold such authority but allow footnote changes. Over 15 40 men affected by the settlement.
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Til Plate
Bar Iron Lodges
Two Farmers Die In Fatal Pitchfork Fight
Aberdeen S D July 23 A deadly clash between two Run- sian farmers in Emmons county ends with both men killed. No witnesses named. The quarrel over land led to a fierce pitchfork encounter. Bodies found in the field show multiple fork wounds and severe trauma.
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S. D
Sian
Emmons
Dr King's New Life Pills Claim Quick Headache Relief
An old ad claims the pills banish throbbing headaches and nervous headaches by purifying blood and strengthening nerves. It promises easy use and a 25 cent price with a money back guarantee if not cured. Sold by C. E. Anderson in Forbes Block.
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King’s New Life
C. E. Anderson
Farmers Want Column Opens Free Classified Line Briefs
Farmers opportunities and wants announced in a free column. Notices invite sale, rent, exchange, or requests. Limits apply to five lines and seven words per line for clarity and consistency.
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