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Newspaper

Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1903

Page

6

Farm and livestock listing notices scattered in local columns

Classified farm notices include eighty acres with a new barn and good five room house, fifty six acres in Tiverton township, writing desk for sale or exchange, dogs, seed potatoes, a Thoroughbred Norman stallion and a nine year old horse, one work horse with wagon, fifty acres of farm land for rent or sale, and a hat exchange from Coshocton teachers exam. Contact details and dates vary across entries.

Mary Hil Bakersville Tiverton Township John Reese Wm. H. Stover Buissfield West Bedford Ohio S. D Brick Warsaw Whinton Ohio Experiment Station Keene Avondale R. McCormick & Sons Clark J. M. Cooper Thomas Shannon J. Engel Orange Street Coshocton Walhending Road

Army of the Mountain at Work Strengthening Levees on Mississippi

The flood situation around Memphis grows grave as levee strengthening continues. Reports say Mississippi river levees remain weak near Vicksburg and Cat Island while supplies and troops move to Helena and Pekan Point to shore up embankments. The crest may reach Memphis Sunday, raising danger downstream with continued heavy rains. The Mississippi bottoms near Cairo flood, villages deserted and railroads refusing perishable freight amid a wide river rise.

Memphis Natchez Vicksburg Louisiana Plantahous Caruthersville Lucas Helena Ark White River Cat Island Pekan Point Mississippi County Mississippi Memphia Cairo Ills Vilage Bird's Point Iron Mountain Cotton Belt Wolf Island

Coshocton Realty Co to Erect New Business Blocks

The Coshocton Realty company formed in Columbus with $25 000 capital by Bak er EB O Selby H R McCurdy Henry L Richardson and Frank Selby plans a brick up to date Fifth street building opposite the Panhandle station. The firm aims to beautify Coshoctons business center and will pursue additional property options while attracting tenants.

Coshocton Stewart Fifth Street Panhandle Main Street Fifth Ohio

Graduating Class Stages Play At Commencement

The high school class of 1903 plans a commencement play at the opera house titled The Lords of Creation directed by Mass Cairns. Cast includes Kate Miss Cleanor Burns Alye Rebecca Miller Lizzie Grace Norris Jennie Stella Almack Mrs Grosvenor Blanche Beale Mr Grosvenor Roy Kirk Eugene 8. Mehilie Fisher Dr Wailieoit Edgar Selby Douslas Vinton Everhart Jim Arthur Piper.

Opera House Lords of Creation Mass Cairns Kate Cleanor Burns Alye Rebecca Miller Lizzie Grace Norris Jennie Stella Almack Grosvenor Blanche Beale Grosvenor Roy Kirk Eugene Mehilie Fisher Wai

Money transfers for coinage and local notices

Sixty five thousand dollars of Hawaiian money moved from the U S sub treasurer to the local mint for recoining into United States money up to a million dollars planned. Elizabeth Starkey and son Charles relocate to 722 South Seventh. A son born to Mr and Mrs Jones of Canal Lewisville. Will Crawford in East Main welcomes a baby daughter. Coshocton National Bank announces Monday evening hours starting March 16. F W Fuhr returns from a business trip in northern Ohio.

Age San Francisco United States Elizabeth Starkey Charles South Sixth Street South Seventh Charles PR Jones Canal Lewisville Will Crawford East Main Street

Fifteen Coal Cars Derby Near Butt Station

Fifteen cars of a Missouri coal train bound north derailed near Butt early Saturday morning, likely caused by a spread track. Cars were badly damaged as wrecking crews worked to clear debris. No injuries reported. Milligan, in Amsterdam Missouri, noted Mud and constant rain creating travel distress along the Mississippi.

Vo & O Butt Vannyt Missouri J i Mulligan Missour and Wrifas Mississippi Milligan Amsterdam

United Miners to Prosecute West Virginia Officers

The United Mine Workers treasury will fund the prosecution of West Virginia officers who shot three strikers at Stanford City on February 26. Deputy Marshal Cunningham has an appeal pending with President Roosevelt.

Uby Age Indianapolis United Mine Workers’ Treasury West Virginia Stannford City Marshal Cunningham Roosevelt

On Crutches Conductor Armstrong Returns to Mobility

Conductor Armstrong of Columbus, badly hurt in a city collision months ago, was seen Saturday able to move about with the aid of crutches. The recovery offers a hopeful note for the injured official as he resumes limited duties and daily activities.

Armstrong Columbus

Two Taken In At Masonic Lodge Meeting

At the regular Masonic lodge meeting on Sunday evening two candidates were received for the first degree Gal Uanulow and 11D Cohen.

Masonic Lodge Gal Uanulow Cohen

Rev Venry Kohler Leads Evangelistic Meetings at Snear Creek

Rev Venry Kohler, pastor of the U B church, reports strong turnout as his evangelistic meetings continue at Snear Creek. He has returned to the city and resumed services in his own pulpit Sunday.

Venry Kohler UB Church Snear Creek Tie

Locked in the Sanctuary Pup Ejected From Baptist Church

A white woolly puppy slipped into a Baptist church during prayer meeting Wednesday, remained inside until Friday, two days without food or water. The janitress found the creature and it showed no urge to leave.

Baptist Church

Woman Broker Forms $5,000,000 Tannery Trust

Mrs Lans downe, broker, closes a major deal to form a $5 million tannery trust. The plan envisions a large combo of tanneries adopting the Walter process to speed feather tanning to 10 20 days, a vast improvement over the traditional 7 10 months. A tannery in Ashland Kentucky using this method reportedly earned a 65 percent dividend last year.

Cincinnati Lansdowne Walter Ashland

Worker Loses Finger in Factory Soldering Machine

James Castetter lost the middle finger of his left hand at Coshocton Manufacturing Company factory at 6 o'clock Friday evening. Dr MecClam dressed the wound. Albert Shaw of the Buffalo baseball team was a guest of Charlus Prince in this city.

James Castetter Coshocton Manufacturing Company MecClam Albert Shaw Buffalo Baseball Team This City Charlus Prince

Goulder Nominated for Mayor by Acclamation

The Republicans in Cleveland nominated Harry D Goulder for mayor by acclamation. He is president of the chamber of commerce, with Will Reers, J M McCloy, and J W Cowles of Newcomerstown attending the day show.

Tom Johnson Cleveland Republicans Harry D Goulder Chamber of Commerce Will Reers J M McCloy J W Cowles Newcomerstown

Carnegie free libraries spark praise in Coshocton visit

Pennsylvania man and trustee Charles H Church spoke in Coshocton about the Toledo Walhending Valley and Ohio railroad stockholders meeting. He praised Carnegie libraries as educational catalysts and noted Carnegie funds libraries with land provided by the community and maintained locally. He emphasized Carnegie’s motive to spend wealth for greatest public good, then retire from field.

Pennsylvania Pitcabirg Coshocton Toledo, Walhending Valley and Ohio Railroad Company Church Andrew Carnegie Pittsburg Carnegie Coshoctonie Carnegie Free

End of Special Session in Sight

Washington report says the extra Senate session may adjourn next week as progress on treaties continues. The Panama canal treaty vote is set for Tuesday and the Cuban reciprocity treaty has been reported with amendments. Debate centered on Cuban terms and House approval to activate the treaty, while major party lines hint at ratification soon.

Washington Senate Committee On Foreign Relations Morgan Frye Senate Committee On Foreign Relations Cullom House of Representatives Democrats

Republicans Ready for Fray in Local Primary

A joint meeting of the Republican central committee and candidates elected a chairman and set up election details for the March 17 primary. M. A. McConnell hosted, R. M. Temple named chairman, P. P. DeHart and Seth Snyder named supervisors of election with clerks and judges to be appointed. Poll hours 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Voting places: city hall below Sixth Street and Will Feasley’s Balch block Main Street above Sixth. Tickets will be kept at the polling places and not handed out elsewhere.

Republican Central Committee M. A. McConnell R M. Temple P. P. DeHart Sixth Street Seth Snyder City Hall Will Feasley’s Balch Block Main Street

Walhonding Names Directors At Toledo Firm Meeting

The Toledo Walhonding Valley and Ohio railway company held its annual stockholders meeting at its city offices. W R Pomerene chaired with Col F B Church as secretary. Of 30000 shares 29917 represented. The board elected includes McCrea Wood Turner Taylor Brooks Renner Gilbert Baldwin Pomerene Forbes McVey with a Pittsburg and Coshocton presence. Directors to meet soon in Pittsburg.

Toledo, Walhonding Valley and Ohio Railway Company Pomerene & Pomerene W. R. Pomerene Col. F. 8. Church Pittsburg James McCrea Joseph Wood J. J. Turner Edward 3B. Taylor J. J. Brooks Salem John W. Renner L. L Gilbert

Extra Session of House Probable Over Cuban Treaty

Washington March 12 The president has not decided to call an extra session of Congress but is considering it due to Senate plans to refer the Cuban treaty to the House. He is anxious to have the treaty made effective.

Age Washington Senate

Judge Day Is Much Better

Justice Dai’s physician announced this morning that the patient was slightly better and rested fairly well last night.

The Age Washington

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