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Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1900

Page

10

Fire destroys Newark dry goods district in historic blaze

A massive fire in Newark on February 23 leveled a large dry goods district. W. W. Sarder’s department store and others faced total losses over 1 million dollars. Firemen were trapped, with Captain Walter Harrison and Fireman Thomas Brown badly injured. several people remained unaccounted for as the blaze raged.

Waals Sam- Mary Newark N. 1 W. W. Sarders Department Store J. M. Mantz TB. Allen C. B Peddie David Strauss L.S. Plant W. Trees P. J. Garrigan Smalles Bierman Sorder’s Walter Harrison Thomas Brown Snyder W. V. Snider & Co J. M. Mann L. Bernstein L. Pant & Co

Ohio Senate Passes Variety Edits and Local Measures

Ohio senate acts on multiple bills including penalties for disturbing public meetings. others set rail supervision, require county reports, fix salaries, and authorize road and school levies. House votes on land appraiser pay and Shiloh monuments. local option bill hearing set.

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Jolly the Elephant at Baltimore Zoo Needs Nail Trim

The article describes Jolly the elephant at the Baltimore Zoo, noting his calm demeanor with visitors and his rough grooming routine. Keepers trim his nails with a bandsaw and chisels, scrub him with soapsuds and pestifold oil, and sometimes feed him beer during upkeep. The piece also mentions other zoo animals, including the black bear and the sloth bear, with brief notes on their features.

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Whim Wams and Odd Exchanges From a Distant Era

A garbled patch of dialogue touches on social pretense and urban life, mentioning New York saloons, broken cigars, barber licensing in Missouri, and various overheard remarks. The fragmentary piece weaves quips about manners, fear, and public antics with scattered names and places.

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