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Newspaper

Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1903

Page

7

Ed Wilson Elected President of Public Safety Board

The public safety board organized at B. L. Shaw store with Edward Wilson as President and Ben L. Shaw as Secretary. Members include P. P. DeHart and Dr. Jesse McClain. They will oversee police and fire systems and plan changes, with stationery and rule books being printed in Columbus.

Board of Public Safety B. L. Shaw Edward Wilson Ben L. Shaw P. P. DeHart Jesse McClain Columbus

Prof Knott Not to Return to Coshocton School

Coshocton educators lose Prof Knott who resigns to take the English chair at Peoria Illinois Inch School for a salary of 1200 dollars. Several applicants are vying for theCoshocton vacancy with a decision not expected for one to two weeks.

Coshocton Prof Knott Peoria

New Saloon Planned on North Second Street

Messrs William Ramser and Jake Wright have leased the former Henry Clark buggy and wagon store room on North Second Street and will open a saloon at once. Ramser formerly distilled at Siegrist's distillery and Wright has worked as an expressman.

William Ramser Jake Wright North Second Street Henry Clark Mr. Ramser Siegrist’s Distillery Mr. Wright

Lamma Taking Reading By Storm In Quicksteps Pitching

Ona Lamma, once a Coshocton lad, shines with Reading Pa Quicksteps. A Reading Eagle letter calls him the towns most popular man and notes he is pitching the best ball outside the big leagues. In a recent Schuylkill game he fanned fourteen and held opponents to three hits on the scratch order.

Ona “Pil” Lamma Coshocton Reading Quicksteps Reading Eagle Lamma Schuylkill The Eagle

Old Lincoln funeral train car in Peru preserved as paint shop relic

In Peru Indiana a dismantled Lake Erie & Western car sits in the yards repurposed as a paint shop and storehouse. The old sleeping car, once part of President Lincoln s funeral train, bears B & O No 1 initials and dates back forty two years. It later passed through Baltimore & Ohio and Pennsylvania lines before joining the L E&W fleet.

Fort Wayne Ind Lake Erie & Western Railway Peru Lincoln Baltimore & Ohio Pennsylvania Company Indianapolis Peru & Chicago Lake Erie & Western

Zanesville Unions To Decide Labor Day Plans

The Trades Council will decide where Zanesville artisans will celebrate Labor Day bidding from Coshocton Alliance Canton and Massillon. Coshocton leads now with Massillon promising next year, while Canton and Alliance prefer a circuit with Zanesville. A large turnout is anticipated.

Trades Council Zanesville Coshocton Alliance Canton Massillon Alliance Desim

Five Dollar Bill Drives Boy From Home

Jim Pash, son of Joe Pash, runs away with a five dollar bill after selling a bicycle for five dollars to Willam Ramser's son. The 12 year old heads toward Massillon, hoping to join another Italian holdover. His uncle Mike McCue and county commissioner Loury Fisher plan to retrieve him. James Stipes witnesses their arrival as they are initiated into the Big Four at the depot and ride to see the Falls.

Jim Pash Joe Pash Willam Ramser Massillon Pash Mike McCue James Stipes Loury Fisher Order of the Big Four

Council Adopts Police Lt Office and Local Improvements

Wheeling depot remains secure as fourth street paving is approved, contracts ordered, and bonds sold to local banks. East Main street improvement progresses. Library site dispute ends with motion to reconsider defeated and matter settled. Gas meter final action completed.

Ehort Wheeling East Main Wisenburg Rodgers Main Street

City Council Hears Paving Plan as Fourth Street Bonds Bid Time

At Thursday’s meeting the council debated the Fourth street paving project with Walter Eckert and Mrs. Dent among property owners pledging to cover their shares. The bonds were sold to two local banks after agreement on payment terms, with the project set to start once contracts are awarded. The session also addressed Walnut Street condemnation and an ordinance creating a lieutenant of police.

Fourth Street Board of Public Service Weisner Wimmer Shaw, Tish and Hutchinson Boards of Public Service Smith Fisher Hosselt Schatch Alley Wisenburg McCurdy Dent Board of Public Safety Ries Hahn Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad Walnut Street Wheeling & Lake Erie Souta Caesar Wheeler Dr. McCurdy Pharion Craig Denzer Rue North Fourth Street South Fourth Street Engineer Fisher Timmons Council Hs Bennett Roche Euclid Coshocton

Meter installation dispute over billing responsibility

The irregular wording notes that meter installation was billed as a standard plumber’s charge and not funded by the company, since the contract does not specify company payment for meter setup.

Plunher

Leighninger Pardon Petition Filed For Howard Leighninger

The surrender of Leighninger seeks a pardon for shooting Tom Calhoun during a debating society dispute. Filed by Bert Leighuinger the brother of the inmate and supported by several influential allies. Hearing set for August 10 before the governor.

Howard Leighninger Tom Calhoun Bert Leighuinger

Railway Wrecks

The Interstate commission report for the quarter ending March 31 shows 200 killed and 2834 injured in train accidents. Including workers and passengers, total casualties reach 827 killed and 11481 injured with 1650 collisions and 1181 derailments causing 2,491,046 damage to cars engines and roadways.

Washington Interstate Commission United States

Lost purse found after ad in cheap want column

Mrs. L. Be. Dent dropped her purse Tuesday evening on the way home from downtown containing $9.50. She notified The Age, and a friend called with the purse found intact before the ad appeared, illustrating the immediate effect of placing an ad.

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