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Newspaper

Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1900

Page

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City council weighs Second Street paving and sewer plans

Council discussed paving Second Street from Mulberry to Sycamore, with brick as an option. A petition seeks a sewer from the broath point to Fifth Street. both street and sewer committees report favorable. An adjourned meeting is set next Tuesday to consider ordinances and bids, aiming to start paving by June 1.

Second Street Mulberry Sycamre Doctor Dent Cassingham Voorhees Wagner Capacil Man Kinner Sycamore Fifth Street Malberry Ncssary Hanlon Chestnut Street Dulil Orange Seventh Street Walnui Hanlen Fimmons Board of Trade Finnell Fire Company No C. B. McCoy FL Wasner Coshecton Light Fuel & Power Company S.S. Waddell Thomas Lear Chas West Electric Bseht Company Mayer EL Foster Commercial Bank Gavine

Dedication Planned for New Methodist Protestant Church

The article notes preparations for the dedication of the new Methodist Protestant church at Walnai and Fivith streets with eminent ministers expected and services set for the first Sunday in May. Construction progresses but weather has caused delays. smallpox outbreaks disturb Peach City and a Cleveland arrival family is among the first cases. Hay and Loos advertise watch clock and jewelry repair services.

A. Priter Walnai Seine Jessie Peach City Cleveland

Board of Trade selects officers for coming year

The annual meeting in city hall elected a nominating committee for officers. J W Cassingham urged March 13 as election day. The ticket lists Jo W Cassinghans as president and C L Gasser as vice president, with several board members named. Members are urged to renew and bring a resident to join, aiming to double current membership.

Board of Trade City Hall J. W. Cassingham Hamed W. A. Mimnebaugh James HK. Stewart A. N.N. Compton Dude Hunt Won. Pomerene Pomerene Gordon Phace Pom- Prene Dhe Jo W. Cussigehans Charlies PL Gasser Board At Control Als Cana Tet Sharles W. BR. Crassure TL Binne C.F. Gasser Board of Grade

Republicans Hold Fourth Ward Caucus Adopts Delegates

The Fourth precinct Republicans planned a city hall caucus Tuesday evening but adjourned to Havana Cigar Co at Gen. A. Hay's invitation. B C Martin called the meeting and WV Edwards was chosen secretary. Delegates named include C V Edwards John Williams James Overbott James Lear Julia Hall and others with DC Martin chosen to chair the committee.

Fourth Precinct City Hall Board of Trade Havana Gen. A. Hay B.C. Martin Wv. V. Edwards C. VL Edwards John Williams James Overbott James Lear Julia Hall

Local Plant Runs Smoothly Amid Busy Improvements

The Coshecton Rolling Mill operates at full capacity with ample raw materials and a strong order book. A 20 by 30 foot building is under construction, with a 110 by 200 foot expansion planned, weather permitting. Rumors of machinery issues traced to Dresden caused annoyance and one customer canceled an order before learning the truth by telephone.

Coshecton Rolling Mill Beard Mii John Conley Dresden

Local Items and Notices Patch From Coshocton

W. H. McNeal sold his share of Tack Wisenburg McNeal to partners. A waffle supper at the Baptist church Friday evening from 4:30 to 8:00 with 10 cent admission. Western Union linemen work between the city and Tripway, making Cashne ton headquarters. The mill workers nickname the hill building Red Onion for a saloon. William P. Wright and Miss Vina Ashcraft wed at his home by Rev. S. A. Fisher. OTA ZALION OF PPMbers calls for a Sunday afternoon meeting. The “Erimimires” hoeten and parters to attend. Chatter arrives. details murky. A note on a Herston Tas event and a quit work by Neparrs. Mrs. JL Ford and daughter Nellie of Bloomfield, Iowa, are the Huesia GY. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Sones on North Eighth Street. Ford sister to Mr. Fones. Waeman’s Relief Corps to meet at Mrs. Carnahan’s Tuesday evening with program and refreshments. Peter Smith of Baron was a member at Company E. Box and diary notices obscure. Sheet music at Hav & Loos. Miss Jeno Wienene referenced. Funeral arrangements for a Main Street resident after illness. Local piano tuners advertise references, leave orders at J. A. Compton’s. Democratic beer message sent to General Cronje, signed by Fran. J. C. Adan ry and others. George B. Vansiehte and Miss Elzada Haff wed in town Wednesday by Rev. Dr. Hunt.

Thieves Steal Over Hundred Dollars in Store Breakin

Bandits used a heavy iron bar to break into Manyuand and Cave store in Conesville on Wednesday evening. They found and took about $100 in cash and escaped through the front door. No other items or clues were recovered and authorities will search for the robbers.

ConesvilLe March Manyuand & Cave Thorugh

Another Electric Line Planned From Newark to Coshocton

Ture AG reports Newark and New York capitalists intend to build an electric line from Newark to Coshocton. Details are not yet released but will be announced soon. Company chartering is not yet completed. arrangements are under way. Further information is expected in a few days.

Ture AG Newark New York Coshocton

Gloomy Wheat Prospects Reported by Ohio Agriculture

The Ohio Department of Agriculture released a crop report Tuesday noting wheat prospects are poor with an average at 56 percent of normal, down 19 points from the previous quarter. Harsh fall and severe winter freezes hurt yields. however sheep farming and wool production are expected to grow this year.

Ohi Department of Agriculture

Death of Mrs. Mary E. Wilkin in Columbus

Announcement of Mrs. Mary E. Wilkin death in Columbus Wednesday night. She was elderly and dies from age infirmities. Widow of Joseph Wilkin, former druggist on Second street. She leaves relatives including Mrs. MccNawghton Mrs. Finnell and J. J. Rose. Remains to be brought here for interment.

Mary E. Wilkin Columbus Mr. Wilkin Joseph Wilkin Second Street MccNawghton Finnell J. J. Rose

Avondale Oil Company Directors and Prospect Meeting

The Sternhedders of Chic Averdate ORDA Gas Peps Hever caerer with directors WLP Mier 0 T Betis and T. a Wo Pewell Yo Shock am Leekard. Present: M Miver vice president BL secretary T Boyd. Company expects to discuss prospect development and schedules at a meeting involving WLFL Park officials and attendees.

Chic Averdate Orda Gas Peps Hever Caer WLP Tee Betis PE Leekard Wlfl Park M Miver Sice BL Secretar T. Boyd Expect

Democrats face fallout after Coshocton Tuscarawas primary clash

In Coshocton and Tuscarawas township a Saturday primary produced angry reactions and accusations of cross party influence. Joe Callahan and Charley Doney lost for township clerk and marshal, spurring fatigue and skepticism about the party ticket’s electability and public support.

Coshocton Tuscarawas Tuna Joe Callahan Charley Doney

Johnson Host's life remembered in Zanesville

The Zanesville Courier recalls John Host as a man of integrity with courteous manners. He joined the First Presbyterian church soon after moving to the city and became a prominent member. He leaves wife, daughter Mrs. D E Rudolph, and brother Robert Hust of Gambier. Funeral services were held this afternoon with interment at Greenwood cemetery.

Zanesville Robert Hust Gambier J.C Greenwood Cemetery

Third Precinct Republicans elect delegates at city hall

The Third precinct Republicans held a meeting at city hall to select delegates for the county convention. Secretary C. C. Hamlin and Central Committeeman Levi Williams presided. Delegates chosen include Mo W. Mello, Laughton, Delfart, John Norman, Frank Hagens, John Wisenbarg, with alternates Levi Williams, J. J. Lower, Walter Winters, EB. Robertson, and Williams continuing in office as central committee member.

Third Precinct C. C. Hamlien Levi Willian Mo W. Mel Laughton PLT Delfart John Norman Frank Hagens John Wisenbarg Levi Willams J. J. Lower Walter Winters Hamilton EB. W. Robertson Central Connettecucm Willams

Presbyterians Elect New Church Officers At Meeting

The annual Presbyterian congregational meeting Wednesday elected El M Hinton Wo S Vidler as trustees and Beebe to a vacant treasurer post. G Williams was chosen lineago with Wood Street Desert reappointed to a governance role. A large attendance heard thanks for services and approved the church’s financial report.

Presbyterian Church Cantwell EL M. Hinton S. Vidler A. Compton Alea Spewart Eph Beebe Pemenaiet G. Williems Pepertoot Wan Pee

River flood levels ease as risers crest Wednesday night

The Walhonding and Tuscarawas crests peaked Wednesday night then receded. Water covers part of Lewisville road with 3 feet of water still rising from the Walhonding while the Tuscarawas fell about 10 inches overnight and continued during the day. If northern rains are light, flood waters may soon recede. Pittsburg division conductors to receive annual passes for trips between Pittsburg and Columbus and the branches of the road.

Lewisville Road Pittsburg Columbus

Farce to be staged by Younes Woman's Missionary Society

The Younes Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church will present The Uninvited Guest to benefit the Catine. The cast is chosen and rehearsals start tonight. Coffee and wafers will be served to attendees.

The Young Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church Younes Woman's Missionary Society of Presiterian Church

Thly Want Vodels Seek Federal Workers for Class

The coastal act class seeks both male and female federal workers to attend two evenings a week and Sunday afternoon. Applicants should apply soon. Members are enthusiastic and already making good progress. Get your job work done at The Age Printery.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Beach City Hay & Loos Wncient Hite Paul Pioneer Press Wade Gray Hardware Co Charles J. Glover W. H. McNeal Firm Tack, Wisenburg & McNeal Baptist Church Western Union Tripway Cashneton Red Onion Empire Hotel William P. Wright Perry Town Vina Ashcraft Unis Place S. A. Fisher Frank Adams Roral OTA Zalion Ppmbers Ermimires IGT Wii Ette Oawent Sieel Works Herston Ant Neparrs Ark Tie Pant JL Ford Nellie Bloomfield Iowa Huesia GY W.P. Sones North Egheh Street Ford Ur. Fones Waeman's Relief Corps Oy. Carnahan Peter Smith Baron Wite Hav & Loos Jeno Wienene Jewelers J. A. Compton Revopock South Sixth Street Coliiet Fong Cronje Fran. J.C. Adan Ry Dr. Hunt George B. Vansiehte Lafayette Elzada Haff Oxford Township I Hunt Ohio Avondale Oil Company Brill Johnson Presbyterians Elect
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