Historic Boston Tour Dates and Places Passed On
A Boston trip recounts travel from Coshocton on July second to a Boston stay including Revere Beach Cambridge Lexington and Concord visits. The journey covers Marblehead Salem Plymouth and Plymouth Rock landmarks with Longfellow Lowell Hawthorne Emerson and Whittier homes and a river trip aboard the Merrimac ending in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Boston
Revere Beach
Marblehead
Anne M. Allen
Peoria
Cambridge
Washington
Christchurch
Longfellow
Alice
Netx
Richard H. Dana
James Russell Lowell
Mount Auburn Cemetery
Lowell
Holmes
Agassiz
Phillips
Brooks
Lexington
Concord
Minute Men
Lexington Green
New England
Jonathan Harrington
Salem
Dr. Pratt
Emerson House
Ralph Waldo
Ellen
Alcott House
Plymouth
Miss Haven
Minnesota
National Monument
Faith
Miles Standish
Ducksberry
Plymouth Hall
Plymouth Rock
Bradsford
Old South
John G. Whittier
Whittier
Brook
Merrimac
Old Boston
Farneil Hall
Old State House
Paul Revere’s House
Old South Meeting House
King’s Chapel
Burying Ground
Bunker Hill Monument
U. S. Navy Yard
Provincetown
Albany
Hudson River
New York City
Hudson
Annual Picnic by Panhandle Employees at Chester Park
The Panhandle employees will hold their annual picnic at Chester Park near East Liverpool on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Park
Liverpool
Bed fire in New Castle ends with rescue
Lawrence C. Connelly, an aged South New Castle resident, started a bed fire by smoking in bed this morning. He was saved by Mark Rodgers and Emmett Long who narrowly escaped suffocation in the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Lawrence C. Connelly
South New Castle
Mark Rodgers
Emmett Long
Autos to Carry Visitors to the World Fair
St Louis plans an auto shuttle service for the 1904 world fair with 200 tallyho style vehicles. Lilburn G. McNair serves as president of the World's Fair Automobile Company. Cars carry 2 to 40 passengers and run on steam gasoline or electricity from hotels to park entrances and inside the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Union Station
Queen of Carnival Election Sparks Local Pageant
Coshocton readers are invited to vote for a Carnival Queen from local candidates with a prize china set and a miniature throne. Ballots are distributed at American Auction Syndicate Co. and voting costs one cent per vote, with daily tallies posted in the newspaper. The event accompanies free acts by Lynette the flying lady, a unicycle troupe, and a grand street fair August 19 to 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynette
Africa
Mabel
Mars
London
China
American Auction Syndicate Co
Coshocton
Tickets for Cedar Point excursion on sale now
Tickets are on sale at the Panhandle depot for Cedar Point excursions from Cleveland. Two large trips are planned over the next two weeks to the Sandusky resort likely to carry about 5,000 people each. Cedar Point is described as a popular getaway on Lake Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Cedar Point
Toland
Cleveland
Poplar
Sandusky
Collar Point
Take Erie
Burgess Poses as a Saint in Ohio Gossip Tale
Clarence Burgess, once foreman at a Coshocton buggy factory, arrives in Lawrenceburg Indiana with his wife amid rumors he left Coshocton with Annie Holan of Plainfield. Burgess denies any romance, says he was merely acquainted, and notes his marriage. Ohio readers doubt the claim but acknowledge his prior good reputation and an earlier marriage to a prominent local woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
New England
Custom House
Hawthorne
Court House
Gallows Hill
Roger Williams
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Pickering
Clarence Burgess
Burgess
Coshocton
Poland
Cincinnati Post
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Indiana
Ohio
Annie Holan
Plainfield
Father of Ohio Taxation Alfred Kelley shaped ad valorem system
A Franklin County figure, Alfred Kelley, father of Ohio’s taxation system, championed ad valorem taxes while in the Senate beginning in 1844. His bill, fought by Democrats, passed 17 to 16 in the Senate and 37 to 29 in the House, later becoming part of the 1854 constitutional framework via Democratic adoption.
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Ohio
Franklin County
Alfred Kelley
Ohbio
Franklin, Madison and Clark
Senate
Bartley
Ohio General Assembly
Kelley
House
Mysterious Noise Frightens Two Men Near North Second Street
George Pharion and Floyd Courtright, sleeping near a blacksmith shop on North Second Street, were awakened Sunday night by a strange intermittent sound against telegraph wires. They guessed geese and checked with a neighbor, but saw nothing and remained puzzled by the eerie disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pharion
Floyd Courtright
George
North Second Street
Holocaust at Columbus shocks city as blast recovers
Charles Lorenz of Chili arrived Monday and witnessed Tuesday morning fire after a gasoline engine explosion at a Gay and High street building. The blast killed four and left others missing, including women, as Columbus remains in turmoil.
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Charles Lorenz
Chili
Columbus
Gay and
High
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Marblehead Neck
Atlantic Ocean
Harvard University
Oliver W. Holmes
Sale
Alcotts
Louisa M. Alcott
Emerson School of Philosophy
Sleepy Hollow
Alcots
Emerson
Thoreau
Hanhaie
Muskingum College
New Concord
Avery
Joey
Mecher
Bradfield
Atlanta
Keystone Carnival Company
W. M. Mosley
Fisher and Johnson
Pather OF Taxation
H. A. Wolfe
Wolfe Furniture Company
Citizens
Bell
Tae
Am’r
Auction Syndicate
Perth
Abe
Swift
California
J. P.zerbe
Bell Phone
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