Grover Cleveland in New York Inauguration Echoes of Democratic Triumph
A Coshocton correspondent reports New York rejoiced at Grover Cleveland's inauguration with Tammany and the County Democracy united. Observers note lavish preparations for famine contingency, humorous gear on delegates, and the toll of travel on costumed crowds. The piece also surveys Grant and Ward fallout, Seney art sale prospects, and Irving's theatrical season amid a wary post election mood.
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Irving Hall
Tammany
Grover Cleveland
United States
Hubert O Thompson
John Kelly
Davison
Spine
O'Grady
Isaiah Rynders
Pennsylvania Avenue
Jordan
Waterbury
Harkeepers
Manitoba
Brooklyn
Thebes
Seney
Metropolitan Bank
Williams
Hudson
Mr. Seney
Mr . Seney
Grant and Ward
Legislative spectacle as Democrats push bill amid clashes
In Conewas March 9, a tense legislative session ended with Democrats passing a controversial bill despite warnings. A scene in the House drew strong protests as Speaker Mash faced sharp criticism from numerous Republicans. Debates covered gas transmission provisions and county treasurer terms, with adjournment set for mid March and a note that session may extend to April while inaugurations unfold.
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Democrats
Senate
Sento
Kes Veel
Dean County
Waltnat
Acre
Bnsing
Taner
Mash
House
Ford
Myers
Woleck
Bnei
Uyak
Dinis
Shang
Iver
Fas
Persom
Uylies
Seiad
Paysie
Cory
Cours Auven Ag
Gig
Sis Ve la
Cleveland
Pablic
Cobst
Ayretuisianese Leap: Unclear Outcome Amid Turmoil
Fragmented text suggests observers debate whether a country is ruined by division with mentions of Grover, Washington, and civic sentiment. The garbled phrasing obscures concrete events, dates, or identifiable actions.
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Ciege
Adivision
Grover
Washington
Phang Susi
Coshocton County notes and local notices across town
Local items include Davis and Co. coal operations and the Pan Handel railroad’s labor force, plus Bradly Bros and Muskingum Valley merchants expanding stock. Tax Enquirer lists officer salaries at Coshocton County stations. school and court mentions span New Philadelphia to Keene, with oblique notes on real estate transfers, protracted meetings, and town governance in 1835 Coshocton context.
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Meubay
Mun. Davis and Co
Pan Handel RE. R
Thisprice
Coshocton County
David Davis
This Goal Co
Tabor
Tat
Ald
Muskingum Valley
Braclay Bro
Kengagt
Local notes on theatre, road subscriptions, and a stray dog
Warsaw Jeisadact RC Frederick discusses Richard Clark and a past tenor. Robert McDermot, student at Lebrnop Ohio, returns with news of Jacobs Kiss ar remains. Elocution class preparing plays The Trish Linen Peddler The Pets of Society and A Regular Tit. John Anmaonds and wife welcome a daughter March 3 at the MLV GC W R ventures to urge renewed road subscriptions. Protracted meeting at ML E Church continues. A black cocker dog strayed from Russey Frederick seeks sightings. The dog is nearly black with a small white spot on the breast and a toe.
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Warsaw
Jeisadact
Frederick
Richard Clark
Robert McDermot
Lebrnop
Jacobs Kissar
All Good
John Anmaonds
March
MLV
W. R.y
Board of Public Works
Legislatire
ML E
Iaster
Iussey Brederick
Russey
Tin Agx
Conesville nuptials and birthday surprise feature lively guests
The report covers two local events. In Conesville, ikew Roberts and Miss Kate wed with Rev larko Beet officiating, more than 69 guests attending a lavish nuptial feast and music by Mr C I. In Willow Brook, Mrs Daniel McCoy celebrated her birthday anniversary with a turkey roast at Mr Chas Adams’ home as neighbors gathered, magical entertainment, and a late dogs fight under the table briefly interrupting the spread. Mrs McCoy is sixty six.
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Ikew, Roberts
Conesville
Alyeb Reed
Kate “Te
Larko Beet
Willow Brook
Daniel McCoy
Chas
Adams
M. C
Who Gets Promoted for Good Character in Trades
March 4th discussion argues promotion favors workers devoted to employer interests. It condemns drinking, laziness, loafing, and disloyalty while praising sobriety, industry, and steady effort. The piece warns of quick, short training and urges long apprenticing, faithful attendance, and steady wage progress to secure advancement.
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Tuk Ags Suscedthi Young Mn
Whey
York
Fickle youth and idle living warned by a preacher
A preacher warns that young men with vague goals waste time and risk poverty. He compares laziness to a path to beggary, urging diligence and honest work to build prosperity. The piece emphasizes time as a valuable asset and condemns idleness as the gateway to misfortune.
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Uerselves
Lotus
Mie
Strana
Avondale Notices and Local Changes Across Town
Avondale locale reports next Saturday disposal of goods by Boyd to move to Cameron Missouri. John Hanniltan Sr. reported in frail health for two weeks. Wil Leavengood and Will Catskill of Chili Ohio purchase C E Miller goods and assume merchant duties. Wash Powell oversees estate goods, while Rey Hoak schedules a Kimble church meeting. Local Methodists consider buying or building, with parsonage plans in Amity Church. The community notes a 99 year old grandmother and a temperance meeting held Wednesday night March 13. The mutiny remark appears. school at Rider closed with others following suit. Lookers on.
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Avondale
Boyd
Frank Boyd
Cameron Mo
John Hanniltan Sr
Wil Leavengood
Will Catshil
Chili Ohio
C. E. Miller
Wil
Wash Powell
Rey Hoak
Kimble Church
Bakersville
Aloundyrt
UL P
Willneate Uish
Elio
Wir
Lato
More
Local notices mix with scattered town gossip and oddities
A jumble of fragments from Cochostton area life lists land trades, family moves, illness, visitors, and a series of social scene notes. It mentions a land deal involving Mrs Haug and Richard Fowler Se, a child injured by turpentine possibly causing blindness, several local visitors and moves, plus recounts of inauguration ball excess and party antics with champagne and press interference.
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