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Newspaper

Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1903

Page

3

Judge Roche Challenging Attorney General Opinion on Local Board

In a fragmentary report Judge Roche disputes the attorney general’s recent opinion on local board status. The judge argues the current board is de facto and should be elected, or entirely annulled with a new board chosen. The Attorney General’s stance is deemed inapplicable to the local case.

Tiple Williams Burns Roche Riche Attorney General Office Knapp

Fight of Giants: Court Grants Temporary Injunction

A judge issued a temporary restraining order against the Union Pacific Railway. The injunction bars control of the South Pacific election scheduled for April 8, pending further hearings.

Iby Telegraph Age Cincinnati Lurtoh Union Pacific Autor Nashville Tenn

Death of Melvin Zetty in Canal Lewisville

Melvin Zetty a prominent young man in Canal Lewisville died this morning after a year long battle with consumption. He was twenty eight years old and passed away at the home of his father Noah Zetty. He leaves a father mother and four brothers among a large circle of friends. Funeral arrangements to be announced for Sunday.

Melvin Zetty Canal Lewisville Mr. Zetty Noah Zetty

Wait Just a Minute Polly and the Letters

Polly and I argue over two letters in a hot day. She chides me for delaying payment of the letters and then persuades me to take her home for luncheon before delivering them to Harold Brown and settling the bill.

Polly Agai Prom James Ricky United States Thia Harold Brown Flo Europe Tix

How to Judge Cheese From a Housekeeping Perspective

The article outlines practical tests for evaluating cheese quality. It notes that a good cheese yields slightly to finger pressure without breaking, has a mellow yet firm feel, an evenly colored rind, and a nutty, buttery flavor. It warns against overly hard rind or sour, overly salty, or poorly cooked cheeses.

The World Knowledge in Columbus Era

A compact historical note traces beliefs about world size and geography from Aristotle through Columbus. It notes limited 1402 knowledge, retrograde centuries, the flat earth belief in Columbus's time, and European power dynamics around the Mediterranean with scant awareness of Asia Africa and the Americas.

Mediterranean Sea England Asia Africa America Columbus Haiti Japan Cuba

Barrymore’s visit to a Maine town for a sham Shakespeare

Maurice Barrymore traveled from a hunting camp to a Maine village to watch a barnstorming troupe perform Tyramit. The show drew fascination for its poor quality. He and companions stayed to the end and debated the Shakespeare Bacon authorship, joking about the play’s evidence.

Maurice Barrymore Maine Barrymore Vilage Hotel Barry Shakespeare Bacon

Roscoe Non-Partisan Ticket Emerges From Town Convention

The Roscoe incorporation convention named a mixed party ticket led by John M. Carhart for mayor and H N Price for clerk. Howard Slaughter won treasurer, with four nominees for marshal and two for council seats. The gathering praised Carhart’s unity and town improvement aims.

John M. Carhart H. N Price Howard Slaughter Marshal—French Carr E. C. Gleason L. D. Schott Thomas LeRetilley, Jr Robert Greer Cabries Stykes Anderson Milligan Roscoe Corporation Roscoe Town Hall R. T. Compton Incorporating Committee W. H. Wilson M. T. Hack Nemers B.C. Meon L. D. ‘Schott Thomas le Retilley, Jr Robert, Greer Charles Don Plated F.R. Martin L. R. Mi Rise John Miller H. Akeroyd Luke Compton Carhart Ovler

Miss Means’s Millinery Sale Announcement

Former Coshocton girl Nellie M Means now of Pittsburg purchases her former employer’s shop and issues a dainty millinery advertisement in rich engraved cards. The azure scented covering bears her monogram and address. J S Devol of Marietta was guest of L C Robinson last evening.

Miss Mean Coshocton Nellie M. Means Pittsburg Miss Means J. S. Devol Marietta L. C. Robinson

Striking Power Guides Walker to Stop on Tracks

A railroad worker named Walker sensed a dangerous moment and halted as a flood washed the rail bed. Signals warned of incoming trains and a crowded passenger run, with Mr Wolf acting to avert disaster. The railroad plans to reopen a mine outlet while lingering water pockets threaten further danger.

Avery Mr. Wolf Woui

Committee Appointed by Miners To Report Conditions

The Zanesville Times Recorder notes a special committee of miners and operators has been formed to investigate Hocking Valley and other low coal regions. C. L. Cassingham was elected president and Edward P. Miller secretary. the group will report next week.

Zanesville Times- Recorder Lewis Lanning P. Miller William Combs C. I Cassingham J. R. Rona M. E. Schaffer C. L. Cassingham Edward P. Miller Hocking Valley

Farmer Kills Wife and Six Children in Bellefontaine

August Kraus, a local farmer near Bellefontaine, killed his wife and six children with a sledgehammer last night after she cut his throat. Believed to have been insane, Kraus died today. Read The Age.

St. Louis August Kraus Bellefontaine Nammer

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