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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1906
Page
6
The board of library trustees will place duplicate copies of in demand fiction on shelves. Titles include Graystark, Hon Peter Sterlin, When Knighthood Was in Ris, Prisoner of Zenda, Rupert, and additional unlisted works. The goal is to reduce waiting lists and improve access for patrons.
Announcement from the pulpit of the Sumas Baptist Church promotes a missionary tea hosted by Mrs. Werbert Denman and Mrs. Ed McConnell at Mrs. Tienmep's home on South Third Street. Tea begins at three o'clock to support the missionary work at a Chicago school.
A garbled clipping shows a lively political scene with mentions of Paris Italy and United States figures. It hints at campaigning, votes, and public interest surrounding a broader European and American engagement in current affairs.
A garbled report mentions Sen Mranereon Mah amid a storm and references various locations and individuals in a chaotic sequence. Details are unclear but imply disruption and political figures affected by weather and travel.
The text provides partial phrases about a waistline or water passage and a person named Kooba with a book. No coherent event, date, or place is discernible from the fragment.
A distorted note describes church planning in Coshocton with references to the colored Baptists meeting at Selby hall and Olive Baptist Church taking charge of new church plans. It mentions grounds review, funding hopes, and local church involvement with unclear details.
Slow, garbled OCR text references tickets on sale for a ball at an unnamed venue. Mentions people and groups including a committee, date in a December like period, and various scattered names. Details are unclear but indicate preparation for a social or fundraising ball.
Fragmentary reading notes describe age related advertisements triggering a poetic outburst. The garbled text mentions The Age and columns, with stray phrases about poetry, reading, and a surprising verse eruption amid ad content.
garbled OCR fragment mentions renting houses and threats not fully understandable. includes stray phrases about violence and a damaged claim. no clear events, dates, or identified proper nouns usable for a full summary.
The meeting last night elected Jn Quilier as president and Harry Camp as elect, with Collin holding a former post. The session left questions about a deed and ongoing details, while other local notes touched on various community matters and personnel.
A garbled report describes a woman's club urging hospital support and civic focus. It mentions clergy, public welfare, and a call for actions to improve city life through community effort and charitable work.
The article reports efforts by a figure identified as May to pursue witnesses for perjury in a high profile case. It notes potential sensational developments and ongoing court activity, with remarks about calling witnesses and exposing alleged false testimony.
An unclear fragmentary notice presents a garbled tale with names and scattered phrases. The readable bits hint at a cryptic mystery or diary style piece lacking coherent context or complete details. It remains impossible to derive a concrete event or conclusion from the damaged text.
Readable fragments reference a sale and names that resemble place or person tags. The text mentions a figure or group and a timetable style phrase about winds and tides. Overall content is garbled but implies a planned sale or auction conducted by local authorities or residents.
Nine militia companies retreat from Springfield as Columbus and neighboring units return home. County costs reach 19000 dollars amid lingering unrest. The dead brakeman M M Davis is laid to rest. investigations note many rioters were youths aged 14 to 24. A Columbus detective inquiry and court witnesses loom, with scrutiny on protection of crooks and city officers.
Report shows stockholders in a turnpike sale to Euunilen county claim portions sold were abandoned for years. County official hints at a $5500 payoff to settle control of the road while a stockholder faces prior ties. Arrests in East St Louis relate to metal pouring in a separate case.
At The Cottage Mrs John Conrad of Keene and Mrs EK M Kiser of Indiana hosted a Friday gathering at Wilsotts cottage with old friends in attendance. Mrs G W Bender Wis Guthrie Brenley and Miss Gertrude Clark were Thursday evening guests at the Cottage.
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