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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1900
Page
8
Railroad men grant four days for unloading direct shipments and two days for reconsigned loads while awaiting the Cleveland car service executive committee meeting on July 19. The change mirrors rules in force before June 11, with operators to discuss the situation this week. Coshocton is interested in the outcome of the dispute.
Frank T. Markley receives a monthly pension raise from 36 to 38 dollars retroactive to July 5. He served in Company F of the Sixth Infantry during the Spanish American War and was wounded in the arm at San Juan Hill. A note on printing without ink mentions a new device using electricity and prepared paper. An advertisement touts Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a long trusted cure for digestive and nervous ailments, malaria, and fever. Krause's Headache Capsules claim to abolish harmful substances and offer a pleasant alternative to powders and elixirs, sold by local druggists in Coshocton and Roscoe.
A.C. Jackson M D of Le Roy writes from Goshen III praising Grain-O as a coffee substitute. He says it compares favorably with the best Java and Mocha, noting he was pleased after trying the Grain-O sent to his office and then taken home.
Pathfinders will convene this evening at the Knights of Pythias ball for an important meeting. Secretary Frank J. Ebel urges all members to attend as officers are to be elected for the coming term and a number of initiations will take place. The lodge continues to grow and members praise the progress achieved.
Miss Berthay Woodward employed as dining room girl at the Empire sustained a painful arm fracture Saturday while rushing down stairs from the hall to the dining room. A physician treated her at the scene. Though not severe, she will remain at home for a period.
An old white horse left near courthouse park was taken by an officer to a livery stable where it was fed. Authorities vow to stop visitors leaving horses in the streets. owners neglecting their animals will be billed for care.
No orders to begin operation exist and no rumor of action from the Amalgamated Association and manufacturers committee. A conference is anticipated to yield a prompt agreement. Preparations are underway to start some American Sheet Steel Company mills with carload deliveries and falling car prices expected.
D H Sullivan vice president of the United Mine Workers spent Sunday at home in this city and left for Jefferson county to address miners along the Ohio river. Belmont county miners have agreed to adhere to the eight hour limitation and enforce the resolution. Sullivan, closely linked with National Vice President Tom Lewis, has been ill but is recovering and is well known to Coshocton county miners who will be glad to hear of his recovery.
Coshocton Village seeks sealed proposals for street paving bonds. Bids cover 15 bonds with 4.5 percent interest, matures staggered starting September 1, 1901, payments semiannual through March and September. Proposals must include bid details and are subject to rejection. Bond terms reference village ordinance May 22. Clerk F. Wagner to receive bids with five percent earnest.
The Denman bridge opening drew many city residents Sunday. The route along the new drive promises to rival Coshocton’s famed seven mile stretch. Krase's Little Liver Pills advertised for constipation relief, sold in Coshocton and Ruscoe. June 1st to 2nd marked the Annual Convention of the Music Teachers' Association with reduced-rate tickets to Des Moines via Pennsylvania Lines valid return June 334.
The muslin underwear section reports rising business as the collection broadens. Prices reflect savings, making the line more varied than before and appealing to shoppers.
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