Two Members to Be Elected at This Election
Coshocton voters will elect two board of education members at the April election. Assistant Attorney General George H. Jones advised that the Steubenville case does not apply to at large elections. Terms of W. S. Hutchinson and J. W. Cassingham expire, both Democrats, with two Democrats slated to be chosen. Several candidates are preparing to enter the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Burns
Columbus
Coshocton
Steubenville
Board of Education
George H. Jones
W. 5. Hutchinson
J. W. Cassingham
Handsome Enterprise Reported In Local Industrial Edition
A Coshocton Daily Age illustrated industrial edition earns praise from the Dennison Chronicle for its fine illustrations and valuable city production. White Eyes township claims the county egg championship with Mrs. Alonzo Lockard cited for selling 231 dozen eggs and 2,772 eggs between November 6 and March 6, plus home use.
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Coshocton
Dennison Chronicle
White Eyes Township
M. F. Powell
Alonzo Lockard
Rush at Syndicate an Enormous One
The American Auction Syndicate opened this morning with a rush as crowds overwhelmed staff. A shortage of assistants forced doors to be locked at times to service the trade. Age Want Ads bring results.
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Syndicate
Strange Nemesis Fatal Car Crash at Quarry
Mrs. Arthur Pennell died in hospital after her husband drove their automobile into a quarry on Kensington avenue. He perished instantly. A recent will was found among Pennell papers as investigators reviewed the accident and Burdick case connections.
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Buffalo
Arthur Pennell
Sisters of Charity Hospital
Auchie Pennell
J. Fred Pennell
Henry VW. Lamb
Pennell
New York
Bull
Edwin T. Burdick
Burdick
Chief Bull
Griffin Buys Fourth Street Meat Market
D B Griffin of Zanesville purchases the Fourth street meat market from J R Abbott. Griffin is described as a pleasant gentleman and will be a welcome addition to the city.
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D. BE. Griffin
Zanesville
Fourth Street
J. R. Abbott
Griffin
Assault on Whitttinger Home A Hatchet Attack
In Indianapolis at 3 30 this morning Mrs Ida Whittinger a widow with three children was attacked in bed on North Senate avenue by a man who struck her in the forehead with a hatchet while she slept with her fifteen year old daughter The daughter was choked in a terrible manner and the assailant fled in the night
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Indianapolis
Ida Whittinger
Senate Avenue
Midnight Wreck Kills Fireman in Union Pacific Collision
Omaha reports a midnight wreck on the Union Pacific at Gilmore where an east bound passenger train collided with a west bound freight. Fireman Hayes of the freight was killed. Engineer James Taylor and passenger fireman Otal Wilson were injured along with baggage man Geo M. Curdh and an unknown tramp. Authorities say a Secured agent may have misthrown a switch, causing the collision.
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Omaha
Union Pacific
Gilmore
Cr. Hayes
James Taylor
Otal Wilson
Geo M. Curdh
Czar of Russia inaugurates sweeping religious reforms
Telegraph report from St Petersburg dated March 12 states a decree provides freedom of religion across the czar’s dominions. It allows local self government and village committees while tolerating other faiths that do not disturb public order. The Greek Orthodox church remains required for families, but individuals may worship freely. Tolstoyans hail the reform as a victory.
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Age
St Petersburg
Tolstoi
Divorces Filed Over Drunkenness and Spousal Misconduct
Margaret Crambiet seeks divorce from George Crambiet in Judge Donley's court alleging he is a habitual drunkard who neglected her for over three years. She seeks alimony and support during the suit. Lizae Lowery petitions in probate court for divorce from John M Lowery, accusing him of profligacy and a four year spree that ruined an estate of $6,000. She seeks custody and alimony. Additional items note habitual drunkenness, guardianship, estate matters, marriages, and deeds filed in Coshocton County courts.
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Margaret Crambiet
Canal Lewisville
Glenn & Stockum
Keayp
John
Lizae Lowery
Wm Clark
South Seventh Street
T. Roche
J. C. Adams
John M Lowery
Lowery
Cardington
Morrow County
Henry Meyers
Bethlehem Township
Donley
John Slanton
E. “”. Hayes
H. H. Gaskill
Meyers
Warsaw
Justice Day In Critical Condition After Grip Illness
Washington reports Justice Day of the U S Supreme Court is in critical condition after several days of grip fever. His temperature is reported at 10 and friends are alarmed by the deteriorating health as March 12 dispatches note.
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Washington
Justice Day
United States Supreme Court
Grip
General Strike Threat in New River Field
Huntington West Virginia March 12 authoritatively states a general strike will be ordered in the New River coal fields within sixty days. Twenty organizers for United Mine Workers are in the fields. Toledo Blade reports Wheeling & Lake Erie plans a double track bridge across the Maumee River to serve the Wheeling extension into Pittsburgh and the new cross-town line.
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Huntington
W. Va
New River
United Mine Workers
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Maumee River
Toledo Blade
Wheeling
Pittsburg
Chicago
Masons Confer Royal Arch Degree in Newcomerstown
A group of prominent city masons traveled to Newcomerstown Tuesday evening to confer the royal arch degree on candidates there. The delegation included W. A. Smith B. F. Voorhees W. H. Kipp Samuel Patrick Joan Mapel Tod Johnson W. M. Timuras W. J. Davis Blake Mizer and Robert Bruck.
Ground breaking set for Pope Gosser pottery site
The excavation contract for the new Pope Gosser pottery has been awarded to R. N. Kirk. Work will start as soon as weather allows, likely Thursday, and proceed as rapidly as possible.
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Pope-Gosser
R. N. Kirk
First Pope and Cosser Pottery Piece Shown in Window
A handsome pitcher, the debut work of Pope and Cosser Pottery, is displayed in Burns and Gosser's window. It was made by the same parties and process planned for the local plant.
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Pope & Cosser Pottery Company
Burns & Gosser
Campbell Voorhees Nominated for Third Ward Councilman
Columbus attorney Campbell M. Voorhees, son of Judge R. M. Voorhees, has been nominated on the Democratic ticket for the Cleveland ward third council seat with no opposition. Locals express support and goodwill for his political rise.
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Campbell M. Voorhees
Columbus
Ely
Titi N
Mr. Voorhees
R. M. Voorhees
Coshocton
Beriah Wilkins Improves as Crisis Passes
New York March 12 Beriah Wilkins of the Washington Post shows marked improvement and is rapidly regaining consciousness. Physicians express hope and say the critical phase has passed.
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Age
New York
Beriah Wilkins
The
Washington Post
Flood Waters Recede Three Rivers Peak Passes
Water levels peaked on Wednesday night along the three rivers with a slow subsidence since. Roscoe road has dried and traffic resumed while Canal Lewisville road remains underwater.
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Roscoe Road
Lewisville Road
High Water Breaking Flood Records Across Regions
Mississippi River flood risks rise with 18.5 foot New Orleans gauge and plans to reinforce levees. Reports cite Caruthersville and Bougie embankment concerns, with homes washed away in Mississippi towns. Ohio and Cincinnati areas anticipate rising rivers but expect flood danger to ease if upper basin rains subside.
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New Orleans
Mississippi
Cty
Vicksburg
Natches
Miss
Texas Pacific Railroad
Bougie
Concordia Parish
Vidalia
Gillespie
Betsy
Cincinnati
Bassler
Ohio Valley
Republicans Attend Primary Election Notice
Republicans urged to vote in the primary on Tuesday March 17. Polls open from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Names listed include R. W. Disher F. Dooing and Mr and Mrs C. 3 Walker of Uhrichsville registered at the Mecca Tuesday.
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Fuesday
R. W. Disher
F. Dooing
C. 3. Walker
Uhrichsville
Mecca
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Clerk Burns
Strange
the Age
Czar
Russia
Bedford Township
John Gault
Mary Gault
Levi Williams
Elmer Fox
W F Chaney
Sarah Jane Parks
Delaware
Viola A. Hamrickhouse
Mary J. Robinson
Samuel M. Wright
Carpenter
Louise Turner
Edward Wolford
Farmer
Bakersville
Phoebe Zeiner
Beth M. Snyder
Laura C. Snyder
Arnold Coal Company
Franklin Township
Julia Gallagher
George B. Edgar
Alvin B. Cooper
Emma M. Adams
Etta A. West
Harry Millican
Death's Door
New River Field
Wheeling's
Toledo
Masons
New Pottery
Campbell Voorhees
Ohio
Memphis
Caruthersville
Lucas
United States
Misatsalppi River
Kilpatrick
Evansville
Ind
Here
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