Gas 18 Ready to Be Turned Into Cook Stoves
Coshocton Gas company reports successful tests on the Utica to Coshocton pipeline with only four leaks found on thirty two miles. Gas turned on at Utica at thirty pounds and reached Coshocton at twenty eight pounds. Regulators and safety valves ensure continued flow if pressure shifts. Manufacturing users expected to receive gas in a few days. Company officers relocated to Rodgers building and issued notices urging thorough testing of pipes and fixtures before use.
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Coshocton
Homer
Utica
Cushocton
Rodgers
Glittering Glass Excites Distillers and Dentist of Dresden
A Dresden distillery scene reports Will Ramsey finding a sparkly object in rye that he believed a gem worth over 57 dollars. Experts declare the "diamond" a grass fragment from a 29 cent pin. Ramsey may sell to Burns & Goser's. Also notes William Miller returning to Dresden about April 1 and local property leasing, a painted hotel front, and assorted local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seigrist’s
Second Street
Will Ramsey
Mr. Ramsey
Burns & Gosser’s
Ramsey
White Ribbon Party Nominates City Ticket
The Prohibitionists meet at C A McNary's office to nominate a city ticket with T W Cornell as mayor and Rev S A Fisher as city solicitor. Other officers include R C O Meek auditor Burgess Wright treasurer and a full council slate with several assesso rs and ward representatives. A vacancy opens after Mr Peacock and Mr Shrake decline bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. McNary
A. L. Matthews
T. W. Cornell
CD. D. Boyd
To. W. Cornell
Rev
S. A. Fisher
R. C O. Meek
Burgess Wright
Board of Public Service
Sever
John Almack
Evan Willias
John Swigert
Edgar Swigert
John Williams
John McNary
J. W. Vance
John Barens
Charles Peacock
Rev. J
Ebersole
Fourth Ward
D. D. Boyd
S. C. Eisner
George N. Peacock
George Shrake
Peacock
Shrake
Steamer Plymouth Wrecked After Fog Collision
In New London a dense fog shrouded a collision between the Plymouth and the City of Taunton. The Plymouth carrying about 700 people lost a large section of starboard and many steerage passengers and crew drowned. six crew members are confirmed dead with others missing. The City of Taunton reached New London with pumps working and bulkheads preventing sinking.
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Iby
Age
New London
Conn
Taunton
Miss Thurston Said Suffering From Arm Paralysis
Miss Aduadde Thurston, star of the Cozy Corners company, is reported to have partial paralysis of her right arm. The condition hinders her performances and is blamed on recent informal receptions she has hosted, affecting the ability to use her hand and arm in stage work.
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Bellefontaine
Aduadde ‘Thurston
Cozy Corners
Maio
Tid
Atnnele
Thor
Wien
Canal Convention and Local Injuries Reported
Robert Boyd received a communication from FP Poorman secretary of the Onin Canal association about a convention in Akron on April 11. A board of trade meeting will be called soon and Madam Matte appointed to attend. Several canal men from this vicinity likely to attend. Injuries are serious to Adam Nan from a Thursday Rock Run runaway accident, including a severe knee fracture and heavy bruising. No damage to horses, wagon, or wheat. section men on the Panhandle helped and carried him home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Boyd
FP. Poorman
Onin Canal Association
Akron
Board of Trade
Mattee
Adam Nan
Rock Run
Panhandle
Mr. Hahn
Hyomei the Remarkable Catarrh Curer Sold With Guarantee
The Hyomei remedy is advertised as a direct inhalation treatment for catarrh claiming rapid cures. A guaranteed money refund is offered if the purchaser remains uncured, with an outfit priced at $1.96 including inhaler, dropper, and a month’s supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annals of Medicine
Anderson
Atp Son
Temperance Criticism Echoes After Drowning Verdict
Cambridge Ohio reacts to a coroner verdict blaming temperance advocates for an accidental drowning during a flood event. Daniel Schulies died after drinking at so called substitute saloons, with officials faulted for not enforcing local laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Leatherwood Creel
Daniel Schulies
Leatherwood Creek
Daniel Schulties
Temperance
Ohio
Republican primary canvass outlines township ticket moves
A meeting of the Tuscarawas township Republican primary election supervisors and central committeemen convened at Boyd McConnell's office to canvass results and declare the official outcome. A committee was named to fill vacancies and campaign plans, including cooperation with Democrats to limit campaign spending.
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Tuscarawas Township
Boyd & McConnell
M. A. McConnell
Seth M. Snyder
Joseph Barrett
P. P. DeHart
R. M. Temple
Charles W. Loos
Louis McClain
Coshocton Age Illustrated Edition Praised
The Advocate reviews the Coshocton Age Illustrated Edition praising its fine calendered paper, handsome illustrations of public buildings and homes, and rich city and county history. It calls the edition one of the best of its kind and a credit to Coshocton publishers and the progressive city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advocate
Coshocton
Tuscara
Cuban minister seeks extra session to ratify reciprocity treaty
Washington dispatch reports Cuba's foreign minister cables President Palma requesting an extra session of Congress to ratify the reciprocity treaty within the time limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Age
Washington
Palma
Congress
Local Men Honored at Coshocton Beach Show
Last week's Sportsman's Review highlights several dog cuts from the Coshocton beach show along with a photo of Secretary Miz er, Assistant Secretary Herbig and Superintendent Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sportsman's Review
Coshocton Beach
Mizer
Herbig
Patterson
Ground 18 broken for new Pope Gosser pottery plant
Ground was broken Friday morning for the Pope Gosser pottery plant in the board of trade second addition. The site shows heavy activity with Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad workers laying a five hundred foot siding and R N Kirk leading excavation. The company plans to start operation September 1 with about 200 workers and $15,000 in expansion, hiring many from East Liverpool as the plant grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope-Gosser Pottery
Board of Trade
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad Company
R. N. Kirk
Tennesee
East Liverpool
Coshocton
Gosser
Billy's Beat toootes tale of cheer and hardship
The piece celebrates a loyal farmer with no arms who milks cattle despite hardship. It praises a widow awaiting word of her missing husband and a yellow dog spared from petting by a cautious owner, reflecting humorous rural life.
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C. M. Hass
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Zanesville Chess Recorder
They Baker Brukdine Ayies
Mauren Stenbrook
Cyoal
Bayer Amd
Oss
Lela
Rey Bb Jones
Mort
Sas
Pat
White Ribbon Party
Wm. Portens
Rev. Collison
C. Shaniman
Chas. Pierce
Miss Thurston
Pape
C. E. Anderson
Pittsburg
Dennison
Pitts
Aenimber
Ganong
Witt Kann
RA Powetson
Dyer
Piscopilehareh
Dresthea
Me Rehard
Rehard
White Eyes Downship
Moe West
Renard
Adam Stockum
West Lafayette
Matthew S. Beebe
Third and
Chestnut Streets
Beebe
Orn
Susinegs
Industrial
Billy’s
Beattitoodes
Cilly Wimmin
Chicago Chronicle
Aower
Boston
Mas
Tower Canadian CO
United States
I.ommonwealth Estate & Trust CO
Fourth Avenue
Ana Timken
Pol
Ius Timken
Canton
Obs
OPTE
Cordova
Y Huntington
W. Va
Nova Scotia
Gauley Mountain Coal Company
France Medical Institute Co
Gay St
Columbus
Union Station
State House
Canada
Mexico
Glia
PTTL
Patrey
First National Bank
P.O
Bright
France
Vom
Enea
Serbree
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