Talk on Japan Draws Local Interest at Coshocton
Rev M I t Madden spoke at the Christian church on Eleventh Street sharing nontraditional insights on Japan. He urged kindness and daily life interest to reach hearts, noting his Kansas roots, Bethany College ties, and his father Simon Madden as a local townsman. The item also mentions church growth at Mt Zion and West Lafayette with a large mission collection and repairs under Rev George E. Rainsberger’s leadership.
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Japan
Coshocton
Madden
Eleventh Street
Mr. Madden
Kansas
Topeka
Chicago
Bethany College
West Virginia
Simon Madden
West Lafayette ME
Mt. Zion
West Lafayette
George E. Rainsberger
Ex Gouvernor Pattison Opposes Fourth Cleveland Nomination
Washington dispatch reports ex Governor Robert Pattison of Pennsylvania interviews asserting Cleveland would be a weak candidate and unlikely to be elected even if nominated. Pattison adds the public would not back a third term for a man at this time.
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Grover
Pattison
Washington
Robert Pattison
Pennsylvania
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Guy Pattison
Tales May Be Told By Machen In Court
Washington report says Former Superintendent Machen faces trial next fall over rural free delivery abuses. The piece notes Machen’s friendly ties with lawmakers, widespread useless routes, and expected testimony on patronage and gains from route patronage.
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Machen
Chicago
Washington
Inter-Ocean
Loud
Post Ofice Committee
Bakersfield
Cal
Eften
House of Representatives
Lattimer
South Carolina
Mrs Knoor’s Death by Self-Inflicted Shot in Bed
Mrs William Knoor of 225 West Court Street died by self inflicted gunshot in bed. Reports say she was insane at the time. Her husband is a member of the Knoor Ice Company.
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Rus Y
Cincinnati
William Knoor
West Court Street
The
Knoor Ice Company
Library site debate continues in Coshocton council
At the adjourned Coshocton city council meeting the library site question remained unsettled as the library board was authorized to seek new options. Discussion covered widening Sixth Street and Rodgers property deeds with a five to six foot adjustment while Rodgers offered a thirty day extension on options.
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Carnegie Mbrary
City Hall
Mbrary ‘Board
Rodgers
Library Board
Weisner
Sixth Street
Powelson
Coshocton
Ohio
William Rodgers
Denzer
Rue
McCurdy
Wisenburg
Dr. McCurdy
Crawford
Powerene
Pomerene
Hyomel Promises Quick Relief for Catarrh
Advertises Hyomel as the fastest cure for catarrh with regular use. Claims many cures across towns, including a Richmond Hills man aged eighty-two who says he is cured after years of symptoms. Local seller Mr. Anderson guarantees refunds, with only two outfits returned.
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Hyomei
John 8. Gray
Richmond Hills
Coshocton
Anderson
City approves street widening and fund for Rodgers six feet
City council authorized options for widening Sixth Street by purchasing six feet of the Rodgers property and planned to present options at the next regular meeting. An ordinance to appropriate money for the purchase was passed. The W C G T U met at Mrs St Clair's with discussions on the Crusades and missionary work.
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Hahn
Mr. Rodgers
Powelson
Rodgers
Carnegie Library
Decker
Mr. Powelson
Sixth Street
Powilson
Rue
McCurdy
Thomas Smith
Payne Will Not Resign Postmaster General Payne stays in office
Washington on June 26 reports state Postmaster General Payne will not resign his post despite rumors. Health could force a halt, but he has no intention of leaving. The president would only accept resignation if life or death forces the issue.
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Washington
Payne
Cashier Named for New Citizens Bank
The cashier is Harry Platt of Zanesville and West Lafayette, son of Major Platt, a well known young businessman of Clay City. He has long been connected with the Perry Woes Wholesale Grocery company.
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Citizens Bank
New Citizens Bank
Harry Platt
Zanesville
Major Platt
West Lafayette
Clay City
Platt
Perry Woes Wholesale Grocery
Notice to Teachers Examinations Schedule and Fees
Notice to Teachers. Examinations will be held on the fourth Saturday of each month September October November January February March April and May and on the second Saturday of June and August. Boxwell exams occur first Saturdays in April and May. Exams start at 8 a m. Applicants pay fifty cents before entering and must provide a stamped envelope with their address for results. N B McClure W A McCurdy Frank Pigman Board of Examiners.
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Boxwell
Board of
McClure
W. A. McCurdy
Frank Pigman
Board of Examiners
Five Foot Canal Plan Moves in Ohio Canal Association
The Ohio Canal association plans a five foot channel instead of seven to cut costs and persuade the state legislature. A move from Dresden to Cleveland would drop from 4 to 5 million dollars, with estimates around 500 thousand for a five foot canal. The plan includes targeted political outreach and next meetings in Zanesville and Marietta.
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Ohio Canal Association
Park Hotel
Dresden
Cleveland
E. Lee
Executive Board
Age
Commonwealth
Federal Congress
Ohio
Muskingum
State of Ohio
Muskingum River
Msukingum
Zanesville
Marietta
Uncle Mark to Run Campaign If He Wants To
Washington June 27 The Telegraph reports President Roosevelt offered Senator Hanna the national campaign manager post for next year. Hanna weighs the role but tends to decline due to health and reluctance to again lead a campaign. If he refuses W Murray Crane is favored to become manager, seen as aligned with Hanna’s power base and with strong ties to financiers and manufacturers.
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Mark
Age
Washington
Hanna
Roosevelt
National Committee
W. Murray Crane
Crane
New York
Ohio
Champion Shearers John Holland and Perry Chamberlain
Champion shearers from this township John Holland and Perry Chamberlain sheared 3590 sheep this season, 1750 each. They began in March and finished on the 16th of this month. They report the season’s wool as the best grade they have ever handled.
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John Holland
Perry Chamberlain
Infant Dead At Home On Bank Street
Eight month old Mabel Rodock died at home on Bank streetSaturday morning Funeral services were held Monday and body sent to Shawnee Perry county for interment Bridgeport carnival to be held the week of September 7 under the auspices of the K P and Meisiers band
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Mabel
Rodock
Bank Street
Shawnee
Perry County
Bridgeport
K, of P
Meisiers
New Church Adopts City Growth With Dedication
The dedication of the new M. B. church in Coshocton is hailed as a notable city milestone. The article praises the church’s role in building a progressive civic spirit, notes potential firm contributions, and anticipates services led by Bishop Joyce while underscoring the community’s broad support amid a few detractors.
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M. B
Ohio
Joyce
Coshocton
John
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