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Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1903

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Baltimore After Rational Conventions

Washington notes on where the two great party conventions may be held and the costs, arrangements, and personnel needed. Republicans debate east versus midwest venues while Baltimore, St. Louis, Chicago and Denver are considered. Investigation into the post office department continues with Bonaparte and Conrad aiding prosecutions as the president directs from Oyster Bay.

National Committee Republican National Committee Post Office Department Messrs Bonaparte and Conrad District of Columbia Oyster Bay Washington Payne

Miners Return to Work at Cassingham Mines

After five days out on strike, eighty miners at the Cassingham mines returned to work Monday morning. Officials of the miners organization including State President Haskins and District President William Green helped secure a settlement reached after a Saturday conference with mine owners and a Sunday Central Labor hall meeting. The discharged worker was reinstated and peace was restored.

Cassingham Mines Cassingham Miners’ Organization Haskins Sullivan William Green Central Labor Hall

Feud murder in Breathitt county shocks area

A feud related shooting in Breathitt Magofin county leaves Hiram Germett dead and Joe Barnett wounded at Miss Leila Burns home near Daisy. The battle involved Hacker brothers and Barnett men over circulating rumors about Burns, with collateral injuries from a cracker explosion and a hospitalizing burn victim Frank Deal. Markets note Chicago wheat and corn quotes.

Jackson Breathitt Magofin Umcle Burns Fitzpatrick Magoffin Comity Winchester Wais Curtis Jett Tom White Barnett Jett Miss Burns Daisy Dei Mageffin County Breathitt

Meteor Wins Cruising Schooners Race At Kiel

Kiel Prussia June 29 The emperors yacht Meteor led from start to finish in the 30 mile cruising schooners class A race beating Hamburg by 12 minutes in a 10 knot breeze. On board were United States Ambassador Tower Prince Henry of Prussia Prince Adelbert the emperors son Count Tiele Wenckler Count Redern and US Naval Attache T M Potts.

Kiel Prussia Hamburg Emperor William United States Tower Prince Henry Prince Adelbert Count Tiele- Wenckler Count Redern T. M. Potts

OMINOUS By Telegraph to The Age Pekin June 29

Russian Minister M Lessar summoned to conference with Gen Kuropat Admiral Alexieff and bank manager at Pekin Port Arthur. Russia’s position in Manchuria discussed with officers in attendance.

Pekin M. Lessar Kuropat Alexieff Port Arthur Russia Manchuria

American cutter wins prize at Kiel amid German warship race

Kiel June 29 The United States cruiser Chicago s sailing cutter entered Midshipman Stephen C Rowan and won Princess Henry s prize in a contest among cutters pitting six German warships against the American craft in a brisk display of seamanship and speed.

Kiel United States Chicago Stephen C. Rowan

Premature Fourth of July Prank Ends With a Blast

Walter Bartholomy, a noted artist, and friends on Main Street near Third picked up a blank 2 caliber cartridge. He pricked it with a knife to remove the wad, it exploded, causing shock among onlookers who feared fatalities. Bartholomy escaped unscathed, still holding the shell.

Walter Bartholomy

Farewell Service Marks Old Grace M E Church

The last service in the old part of Grace M. E. church was held Sunday with a farewell mood. Rev Dr Hunt led in prayer, Miss Grace Carr spoke on The Old Church and its Work, and topics covered The Old and the New Church Miss Emma Magner outlined Epworth League work and the New Church. G J McKee spoke on the duty of New Church membership. A S Caton closed with a compare of The Church in the West and East. The service was impressive. Sick List: John L. Davis suffers a pleurisy attack at his South Lawn home.

Grace M. E. Church Epworth League G. J. McKee A. S. Caton John L. Davis South Lawn Avenue

Terrible Storm Strikes Muskingum Church Vicinity

A severe electrical storm swept Zanesville Muskingum county at dusk causing a deadly inside strike at New Concord Presbyterian Church. H H Alexander was killed instantly and others suffered injuries including C Louis Allison and Rose Paden who were knocked senseless. The organ, pews and building suffered extensive damage as congregants fled in panic.

Vanesville Zanesville Muskingum Counity

Uncle Mark Denies The Allegation

Washington June 29 It is stated on the authority of Senator Hanna that at the recent conference with President Roosevelt the campaign management was not discussed nor was any offer made to the Ohio senator Hanna says such action would be premature and that he and the president have had no conversation about the matter

Frank Age Washington Hanna Roosevelt Ohio

District President Green Travels to Settle Miner Dispute

District President William Green left Monday for Zanesville to settle minor differences between miners and mine owners. From there he will proceed to the lower part of the district for similar mediation.

William Green Zanesville Jon & Almilar Mission

Train Crew Robbed Dead Train Crew Robbed Dead

Madrid reports a Bilbao express derailed near the Basque border. The long train plunged from a bridge into the Majerilla river, killing about 100 passengers and leaving only six unscathed of 300 aboard. Soldiers recovered jewelry from robbers among the dead and wounded.

Madrid Spain Bilbao Majerilla Ebro Railway Handa

Salvation Army citadel dedicated in Cleveland with Hanna praise

The Cleveland Salvation Army headquarters was dedicated Sunday with Senator Hanna as chairman and praising the army. Commander Booth Tucker lauded Hanna as a respected figure in the U S and England. Col Myron Herrick Republican candidate for governor joined the praise of the army’s work in his address. Hanna said he would resign from the Senate to join the Salvation Army if he could touch men’s hearts. A Knapp murder trial jury was later secured in Hamilton with opening statements ongoing.

Cleveland Salvation Army Senator Hanna Booth Tucker Hanna England Myron T. Herrick Senate

Warsaw painter Harley Bowers dies from scaffold fall

Harley Bowers, Warsaw painter, died Sunday after four days unconscious following a porch roof scaffold accident. Funeral set for Tuesday at 10 a.m. at Warsaw M. E. church. He was married two years ago and leaves a wife and wide circle of friends.

Harley Bowers Warsaw Warsaw M. E Bowers

Enamel Plant Established at West Lafayette

The West Lafayette Stamping and Enamelling company forms after a Saturday meeting at the Reed house. D A Raiff is president and general manager, W H Sweeney vice president, John Kirk secretary, Harvey Sicker treasurer. directors include Raiff, Sweeney, McCurdy, LeRetilley, Miller, and Eat eet. The capital is 15000, with incorporation papers drawn by Pomerene & Pomerene of New Jersey. Raiff will not assume active management next spring due to water works duties. plant contracts will be let, work starts now, and a November 1 in-service target is set for three brick buildings by the railroad. The firm received three acres and 7500 from the West Lafayette board of trade, raised by selling 125 lots at 100 each. The plant will employ 40 to 50 people initially, producing enamelled kitchen utensils and signs.

West Lafayette Stamping and Enamelling Company Reed House New Concern D. A. Raift W. H. Sweeney John Kirk Harvey Sicker W.H. ‘Sweeney HH McCurdy Ed LeRetilley Charles ‘Miler William Eet Messrs. Raiff Sweeney Sa McGurd Pomerene & Pomerene Pany Ise of New Jersey Raiff SPAIR City Water Works Pennsylvania Railroad West Lafayette Board of Trade West Lafayette

Sleeping Picknickers Hurled to Death in Trolley Wreck

Chicago June 29 Early this morning an Archer avenue trolley car collided with a belt line freight at Forty-seventh street. Two passengers were killed outright Minnie Malstrom and an unknown man. Miss Bessie Jordan and Mr. McGregor fatally hurt and seven others injured. The motor man severely injured. Passengers were returning from a picnic and most were asleep.

Chicago Archer Avenue Forty-seventh Street Minnie Malstrom Bessie Jordan Mr. McGregor

Austrians Endorse Roosevelt Action

Vienna reports strong Austrian approval of President Roosevelt's move regarding the Kishinev massacre petition to the czar. The Neue Freie Presse says Roosevelt's use of American influence on Russia will bring enduring fame and press the Russian autocracy to heed humanity and justice.

Age Vienna Kishinev Neue Freie Presse Roosevelt Russia

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