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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1907
Page
3
A veterans camp initiative is described with names and informal details about organizing efforts, participants, and attitudes toward honoring past service. It mentions multiple individuals, a commitment to veteran activities, and community interest in establishing the camp locally.
An article discusses road construction methods and typical techniques used to build durable roadways. It references equipment, materials, and labor involved, with notes on stone placement and surface finishing amid general transportation infrastructure focus.
A long, dense account describes a Sunday gathering led by a Christian revivalist, noting the crowd’s fervor and the speaker’s forceful preaching. Observers praise the manliness and moral earnestness, with references to prayers, spiritual appeals, and street meetings that filled the area. The piece mentions the Beatrice Bee Hive column and local residents traveling from nearby areas, including mentions of Cuba-bound activists and Palm Beach visitors.
Fragmentary OCR narrates Samuel Griffey evading police by shaving a mustache and returning to the city. The account describes police pursuit led by Chief Maple, an attempted arrest at a depot, and ensuing testimony about prior arrests and proposed outcomes. It notes no final charges issued by the grand jury.
Fragmentary text mentions Union Tobacco Company, incorporators, and an airship test down the river with scattered names and locations. The page blends corporate notes with an airship story and appears to be a raw OCR dump lacking coherent narrative or dates.
A coroner's inquest into the War saw wreck that killed Otto Hadden found engineer R. J. Rice admitted he fell asleep and did not know when his engine crossed a river bridge. Testimony named crew members and questioned duty and actions during the crash. Tax reductions were also discussed as Coshocton County commissioners approved a seven mill levy cut citing better road conditions and funds across departments.
Local residents report receiving postmarked letters signed by Amadeo Molina and Miguel posing as bank heirs. The letters promise a share of a 100000 fortune if a small contribution is sent. The U S government has branded the letters as a fraud and warns victims to ignore them.
Governor Norris accepts W. A. Ashbrook resignation from the King County Ohio assembly to take his seat as congressman from the district. Ashbrook will assume duties at the upcoming congressional session beginning December.
Mrs. Cienath Liste died Monday evening at her Killbuck home after a long illness aged around 60. Survived by her husband and three children under 16. Funeral services set for 10 a.m. Wednesday. Oliver Jackson and A Cross retain counsel as attorney Cross faces beating allegations from neighbors. he plans to travel to Bacon for a full investigation. Cross denies claims and says charges are malicious and merit inquiry.
Mrs B F Swartz, evangelist of Nauel, will lead a revival at the Christian Union church next Sunday morning May 11. Her past meetings include Ironton Ohio with 500 conversions, drawing large crowds. Local ministers and the Christian Union congregation invite all, especially young men, to attend the services and hear her message.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a building project named Hanvgome New House and Archinee neighborhood activity. References to Peoples Banking and regional streets appear amid uncertain phrases and names.
President Thompson plans to attend a commencement at a state university. The event includes remarks from Dr. Phillips and others, with emphasis on a new era and the potential impact on local communities.
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