Chicago Ladies Come Friday Entertainment Planned
Estella Mc Clark and the Cmease Lecy entertainers were set to perform at Cosheeton but a death in the family postponed the show. The lineup included Estella M. Clark reader Stella L. Thlehi soprano soloist and Bessie Mercer contralto and pianist. The company has received glowing press notices and will tailor programs to varied audiences. Dr Shoop's Cough Cure is urged for respiratory relief and sold by C E Anderson with a guarantee of no narcotics.
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Estella Mc Clark
Cmease Lecy
Cosheeton
Race Church
Estella M. Clark
Stella L. Thlehi
Eorh
Soprang
Bessie M.i iMe Mercer
Bessie M. Mercer
Shoop
Rocks Mountain
New Church Building Planned for Coshocton
revival at the Church of Christ closed with a packed house. Evangelist D. Wells leaves with thanks and best wishes. Members moved to begin erection of a new modern church and Sunday school building, costs to be determined later. fifty two joined the church, revival spurring spiritual revival.
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Church of Christ
D. Wells
Mr. Wells
de H. 8. Platt
F.C. W. Trott
Phil Harder
L. N. Welle
J. N. Johnston
Roscoe Ladies Unearth Some Interesting White House History
Roscoe Womans Club gathered Wednesday afternoon for a meeting full of historic notes. Mrs Schott hosted a wedding toast and Mrs Cleison presented a paper on Abigail Adams linking her life to the early White House while Miss Alice Roosevelt was referenced. The discussion on Women as Witse Earners followed before adjournment for annual elections led by Miss Maude Gleason.
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Roscoe
White House
Roscoe Womans Club
Mark Twinn
Schott
Cleison
Abigal Adams
Fife
Adams
Alice Roosevelt
Nicholas Longwort
Elfott
Maude Gleason
Belle le Retiley
Woman's Club Delivers Papers On Japan Folk Lore
The Coshocton Woman's Club met Wednesday afternoon at the library. Mrs Selby presented a paper on Chinpses of Un famiiar Japan describing domestic interiors exteriors and flora. Mrs Fred Timmons followed with Folk Lore and Folk Songs covering varied traditions and origins.
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Coshocton Wes
Selby
Japan
Chithen
Embra
Fred Timmons
Public Auction of Coshocton Real Estate Mars 10 1906
In Coshocton Ohio on Saturday March 10 1906 at about one o clock in the afternoon the following described real estate will be sold at public auction at the south door of the Court House. Property lies in Coshocton and includes a west half and south lot blocks with deeded acreage and specified parcel numbers. Auctioneer duties by P H Phile atty and Romero and Bonece represent the auction for the city. Terms: one third cash and two equal payments due days later with other conditions noted.
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Starke
Coshoeton
Ohio
Cosstieeton
Conhocton
President Roosevelt Fires Oklahoma U S District Attorney
President Roosevelt removed United States district attorney for Oklahoma Horcee Bpeed amid pending charges alleging he conspired with a county commissioner to accept money in a contract scheme and allowed property to that official in exchange for protection. The investigation was conducted by the department, and a later report described the case and related actions.
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Oklahoma
Washington
Roosevelt
Otee Horcee Bpeed
United States
Acest
Renifen
Cere
Department
Furnace Plants in Lebanon Area Face Shutdown
In Lebanon Pennsylvania attempts to run Cornwall ore mines with 60 imported workers faltered as 10 steel workers from Pennsylvania Steel and a large striker presence caused a hasty retreat. Mines idle threaten furnaces at Cornwall Colebroch and North Lebanon which rely on Cornwall ore.
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Lebanon
Cornwall
Cornwall Colebroch
North Lebanon
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Steulton
Olive groves of old Seville described by Dr Frew
Dr Frew writes to his nephew Lew McChan detailing travel through Spain. He notes olive groves as the main landscape in Seville region, with orange and almond trees, and describes cold nights in Ronda and plannedRoute from Seville to Cordova Madrid Toledo Granada Gibraltar Naples before returning home.
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Seville
Spain
C. Trew
Lew McChan
Mis Lolel
Ohio
Mack
Gibraltar
California
Ronda
Cordova
Sadia
Madrid
Taledo
Crenada
Gibrilou
Naples
Ples
Life Plant Promises Rheumatism Cure via Uric Acid Removal
An ad style piece touts a Life Plant remedy claimed to cure rheumatism by removing uric acid from the blood. It asserts multiple symptoms like tremors and nerve pains will vanish as the product cleanses the system and restores health, urging readers to buy through a local druggist.
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LEFE
Inten
Ohio
Anti Pass Bill and Senate Committee Actions
Washington debate on a measure to bar federal officers from accepting gifts or favors from telegraph telephone and express companies is reported. The piece notes committee discussions and potential scheduling for Friday as bills move through the legislative process Meanwhile Frank Selee former baseball manager receives a new post with the Chicago Nationals and the Midwest League club Selee retires from active work due to illness.
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Washington
Pinen
Mb Committee
Ingo Vallwas
Selee
Preble
Moaredios
Frank Selee
Cams
Chicaso
Cub
Mamnger
Selene
Riots ripple through Ohio as officials face charges and shakeups
Springfield sees suspended fire chief Michael M. Duffy and Police Sgt Joseph Creager amid riot fallout after Palmer House raid. Creager took a $50 cash bail from Duffy, sparking a disciplinary hearing planned by Mayor Todd amid broader unrest across Alliance Hamilton Marion Springfield Cincinnati and Youngstown reports on arrests thefts and political shifts including a key GOP convention and post office shakeup.
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Springfield
Michael M. Duffy
Joseph Creager
Palmer House
Creager
Duffy
O'Brien
Charles Snyder
Todd
Lutheran Ladies Aid Society Meets at Emanuel Church
The aides Aid Society of Emanuel Lutheran Church held a well attended meeting Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Elmer Wertz. Only members were present and the gathering was very satisfactory. The next meeting will be held in Mrs. Verne McClintock.
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Aides Aid Society
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Elmer Wertz
Verne McClintock
Little Child Knew No Fear at Court Bench
A young girl, seemingly unafraid, approached Judge Eason during a murder case at the courthouse. The crowded room included mothers with infants, and the judge patted the child on the head as lawyers argued, while the child watched with confident curiosity.
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Inigs
Eason
State says they made hit
The state’s attorneys claim a victory at the outset of the case as they widen testimony range following cross examination of Floyd Dickerson. The court sided with the defense to limit evidence to the murder day, but the ruling may allow the state to introduce testimony from the day after, strengthening their case.
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Croess
Floyd Dickerson
Ladies of the Maccabees Meet and Admit New Members
L. C. T. M. Growing The Ladies of the Maccabees held a regular meeting on Wednesday evening. Three new applications were received and routine business was transacted. Refreshments were served by Mrs Zerbe and Miss Williams.
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Ladies of the Maccabees
Zerbe
Miss Williams
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