Chestnut and Sixth LX Paving Debates At Adjourned Session
City council discussed petitions for asphalt paving on Chestnut street from Second to Ninth and Sixth street to Locust, with 33 feet width. Beach defended costs, noting asphalt could be $1.65 to $2 per square yard, while opponents argued higher. Also approved a Ninth street grade petition and settled bills for the safe company and moving men before adjourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassingham
J. K. Beach
Chestnut Street
Wagner
Second Street
Ninth
Walter Ross
Sixth Street
Beach
Edwin &S. Lee
Ninth Street
Board of Trade
Committee For Correction
Rinner
Hanlon
Inebold Safe Company
A. H W. Thomson & Ben
Woman's Relief Corps Social At Mrs Carnahan’s Home
Pleasant evening event at Mrs Carnahan on Eighth Street hosted by the Woman's Relief Corps. The assembly featured floral decorations and a program including letters written by Captain Compiem about the Chattanooga campaign. Mrs Carnahan presided and addressed attendees with remarks on shared experiences and satisfaction.
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Woman’s Relief Corps
Carnahan
Flaes and Bunting
Compiem
Howe
Chattanough Campaian
Carnihan
Peat
Horse Sale At Coshocton To Feature Several Horses
A horse sale is planned in Coshocton on Friday at L. W. Pocock’s stables on Fifth Street between Main and Chestnut. John M. Adams at Box 305 Citizen’s Office can provide details by mail or telephone. Auctioneer Fred Andrews will handle the sale with consignments invited.
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Vie Sa Ani
Glad Tet
Namuber Wilalsa
Fe Sud
Sisceumirs Tren
Tts
Tay Se Costas
L. W. Pocock
Fifth Street
Chestnut
Furner
John M. Adams
Citizen’s Telephone No
Bell Now
Fred Andrews
Muster of Coshocton company to Seventh infantry delayed
Sergeant McFarland returned from Columbus after presenting the local military organization to the adjutant general. Representative Adams and Major Blizzard accompanied him. Assistant Adjutant General Adams said muster is weeks away and urged continued interest until a mustering officer is sent. General Speaks and other officers were also seen. The Coshocton command will join the Seventh infantry. the regiment has six companies.
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McFarland
Columbus
Adjutant General’s Office
Adams
Blizzard
Gyger
Washington
Coshocton
Seventh Infantry
Thieves Break Into Beck General Store
Thieves who clearly knew their way around entered Beck general store Saturday night through the wareroom window, pried the back door, and left two bare footprint marks of different sizes on the counter. A suit of clothes two hats and two pairs of shoes were taken along with five cents from the money drawer. Henauck March 12 special report.
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Henauck
Mar
Beck General Store
Dresden man sues Citizens Telephone for damages
Frederick W. Lees of Dresden sues Citizens Telephone Company in common pleas court seeking 5060 in damages. He alleges April 7 1899 workers dug a hole to set poles along Dresden to Wakatomika near Schneiders touring mills and left it uncovered in rain and darkness causing Lees to fall injuring his back neck and legs. He says the injuries kept him from work ten days and he spent 10 on medical services and 250 on a hired attorney with total claimed damages 5600.
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Frederick W. Lees
Dresden
Citizens Telephone Company
Common Pleas
Wakatomika
iSneider
Lees
Flis
Jin the Sun
Community notices and parish events in Roscoe area
Local items report supper at town hall for 20 cents hosted by Rose M. E. church and other church events. References to fire damage at Rose residence near Fosters, Blue Lodge Masons meeting, Rev Toland quarterly services at New Philadelphia and Rocks ford, rail work west of Mainstreet, city songbird sales, Womans Christian Temperance Union gathering, Rebeccas supper and entertainment, funeral of Mrs. Wilkin, Christian Endeavor mash social, masking for a bake sale, and several scattered community notes with attendance and locations in Roscoe and nearby towns.
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Toland
Trace Church
New Philadelphia
Rocksford
Missionary Anniversary Observance At Presbyterian Church
The Minalon art society of the Presbyterian church marks an anniversary with a Sunday evening service. Special exercises are planned and Rev. Mr. Bryan will give an address. Bryan, a missionary with years in Japan, is described as entertaining and instructive.
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Presbyterian Church
Bryan
Japan
County treasury review sparks call for reform and accountability
Fragmented notes describe investigators Frank R Martin and Henry Eht ich appointed by Judy Roche to audit the Coshocton county treasury. Disjointed text cites alleged mismanagement, calls to reject administration, and mentions individuals and a sewing machine advertisement inserted amid the local notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank R- Martin
Ilenry Ehtich
Judy Roche
Tred Asurt
Herve
Treasury
Republican convention nominates Garret Tredway for mayor
The Coshocton community is urged to back Garrett Tredway, a respected local figure with deep ties and a record of fair, prudent municipal leadership. He is praised as clean, capable, popular, and aligned with the people’s rights against jobbers and unfair methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Corporation
Garret
Tredway
Coshocton
Payor
Married Couple Ventures West After Ceremony
Alfred J. Abshier of Missouri and Lavina Wright of Cooperdale wed at the M. P. parsonage, officiated by Rev. S. A. Fisher. The newly married pair departed on the evening train for the West after the ceremony Tuesday evening.
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Lfred J. Abshier
Missouri
Lavina Wright
Cooperdale
M. P. Parsonage
A. Fisher
West
Way Settle Case Delay in Forcible Detention Suit
Miller and Robinson sue B J Clary and Co for forcible detention. Trial scheduled in Squire Mortley s court on Wednesday. Negotiations for compromise underway and the case was indefinitely postponed. Plaintiffs seek eviction of B J Clary and Co from the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller & Robinson
B.J. Clary & Co
Squire Mortley
B. J. Clary & Co
Coshocton Board of Trade Holds Annual Meeting
Coshocton board of trade members gathered in city hall for an annual meeting and election. President J W Cassingham and officers were chosen as Secretary Boyd lauded the group for securing options, platting, and legal work provided gratis. The report highlighted two new manufacturing plants with a combined payroll of 310,000 monthly and 200 plus workers, signaling strong local industry and optimism for future growth.
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Coshocton Board of Trade
City Hall
Boyd
John W. Cassington
J. W. Cassingham
Charles FF. Gosser
Board of Control
Caton
J. J. Hanley
W. K. Crawford
R.T. Huot
C. F. Gosser
Bord
Coshocton
Ohio
Board of Trade
Murcle Ture
Water Department Adds Electric Gauge to Pumping Station
An electric gauge has been added to the pumping station at Selby and Up to monitor water flow. The gauge lights indicate when the danser level is reached. The system is connected to the Selby pumping station and tested in early December. One hundred acres of land with springs is offered for sale near Plainfield Ohio.
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Water Department
Aneoeire Gatace
Woov, Lech
Tach Place
Toots
Macness
Plainfield, O
Tredway for Mayor in Coshocton Political Gathering
The Republican convention at city hall nominated G. S. Tredway for mayor with Clarkson Courtwright as marshal and Bert Knode as clerk. Other posts include E. Glass as treasurer and council members M. W. McNaughton J. R. Stewart C. D. Brooke, with L. W. Pocock and J. J. Rose as water works and cemetery trustees. Township officers named Frank Wayne trustee John Williams clerk North precinct Thoms Nelson assessor South precinct Joho B. Aronhalt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.S. Treaway
Marshal
G. S. Treaway
Clarkson Courtwright
Bert Knode
John Finnell
E. Glass
M. W. McNaughton
J. R Stewart
C. D. Brooke
Frank Wayne
John, Williams
Thoms Nelson
Joho B. Aronhalt
Republican Ticket Endorsed by The Age
The Age urges support for the eight man Republican ticket nominated by the local convention. It asks friends to back every candidate earnestly and sincerely, believing their election serves the corporation and community. Differences should be set aside for party unity and public good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levine Uris
Change the Route Proposal Faces Local Opposition
The proposed railway route would pass north of Otsyeges Touleh Mearguath, Wits Creek, and Coshocton via the fairground, prompting residents to resist. Proponents argue the line would be cheaper and shorter through a densely populated area, while critics fear disruption and unwanted intrusion. Local printing services advertise job printing at THE AGE office.
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Gatien
Wwe
Baete
Anaiding
Otsyeges
Touleh Mearguath
Wits Creek
Coshocton
Fairground
Library patrons rise as reading interest grows
Ian Love leads a surge in library readership as the number of patrons climbs steadily. The library reports a growing demand for books and services, reflecting broader community interest in reading and information access.
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L Library
Ian Love
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the Rose M. E. Church
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Fosters Store
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