Secretay Root endorses Fevers charges papers
Secretary Root endorses Fevers charges against Gen Wood saying no answer from Wood is required and the charges lack justification. Wood had the secretary’s approval in every step as military governor and the gift to Wood reflects Cuban gratitude toward the U S government. Wreck reported in Toccoa Georgia with one dead and several injured. A special Labor meeting is announced at Central labor hall Wednesday evening.
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Age
Washington
Root
Leonard d
Wood
Gen. Wood
United States
Georgia
Atlanta
Southern Railroad
Toccoa
Here
Central Labor Hall
Gas blaze lights up Main Street in Coshocton
A tall standpipe venting natural gas produced a dramatic flare in Coshocton drawing crowds as pressure surged. residents saw the light extend high into the sky. The telegraphed report notes Hamilton dispatch on March 23 that a grand jury will begin probing the Knapp case tomorrow.
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Homer Field
Main Street
Age
Hamilton
Knapp
Coshocton daily social notes and visitors list
A long column lists residents and visitors in Coshocton and surrounding areas. Names include Charles Craig Avondale Sun day J Wood from Wakatomika, Miss Coral Welter Newcom town, Henry Ehrich and wife hosting friends in Chili Bert Loos Tunnel Hill in Coshocton J H Maxon Gallipolis Sunday in city T H Williamson Blissfield in Coshocton Thursday Miss Ella R Tilton Adams Mills in Coshocton Edward F Miller Transcript Dresden in city Saturday Wm Richardson Roscoe R F D No 2 in city Saturday D L Campbell Coshocton R F D No 1 in city Saturday Charles Kline Columbus arrived to take a Park hotel post S D Beck War saw Milling Coshocton Monday Miss Sophia Ridgway Conesville Sunday Coshocton Chas Wood formerly Coshocton now Akron in city a few days W H Fry Dundee visiting Henry Sontheimer South Sixth St Miss Lina Dawson Conesville Sunday at A J Hill South Third St Jacob Ogle Trinway Pleasant caller The Age Office Friday Miss Della Leech near Keene visiting Florence Van Buskirk South Seventh St Perry Green Indianapolis attended funeral of Asbury Markley John Redard Ragan Demoines Iowa visiting Adam Stockum and relatives Mr and Mrs Miller Maud West Lafayette saw Ben Hur in Columbus Friday Alford I Skinner Chester W Va family in obsequies of W H Robinson Sr Mrs John McClure son Fred Mrs John Shrimplin Warsaw guests of Isaac Rolston and family Mrs Lyman Taylor Warsaw returned home after days with Merle Taylor and Mrs Dr Edwards Also ads for Rocky Mountain Tea and Mrs Austin Pancake Flour. Striking resemblance noted between Zimbabwe kins and Cornwall antiquities.
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J. Wood
Wakatomika
Coral Welter
Newcomtown
Henry Ehrich
Chili
Bert
Ed. Loos
Tunnel Hill
Coshocton
J. H. Maxon
Gallipolis
T. H. Williamson
Blissfield
Ella R Tilton
Adams Mills
Harry Wright
Willow Brook
James Akeroyd
Pittsburg
Roscoe
John Mapes
Avondale
Lee Helbling
Edward Wimmer
Canal Lewisville
Edward F. Miller
The
Transcript
Dresden
Wm. Richardson
R. F
D. L. Campbell
Charles Kline
Columbus
Park Hotel
S D. Beck
Warsaw Milling Company
Sophia Ridgway
Miss Murphy
Conesville
Chas
Wood
Akron
W. H. Fry
Dundee
Henry Sontheimer
South Sixth Street
Lina Dawson
A. J. Hill
South Third Street
Jacob Ogle
Trinway
Coshoeton
Della Leech
Keene
Florence van Buskirk
South Seventh Street
Perry Green
Indianapolis
Asbury Markley
John Redard
Ragan
Demoines
Iowa
Adam Stockum
Miller
Maud
West Lafayette
Ben Hur
Alford I. Skinner
Chester
W Va
Striking Coal Commission Proposes Wage Increases
The Roosevelt coal commission report urges a ten percent wage rise for contract miners and engineers, a sliding scale tied to coal prices, arbitration for disputes, and the end of coal police. It also covers hours, union recognition, and child labor enforcement with a future conciliation board. A separate note recounts a small steamer sinking near Randles Bridge with no casualties.
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United States Circuit Court
New York
President Green Praises Anthracite Arbitration Finding
The local mine workers president called the commission’s ruling a clear victory for miners and a vindication of grievances in the anthracite field. He praised John Mitchell and Theodore Roosevelt for guiding the process, backed union recognition, condemned the coal police, and supported a conciliation board as a far reaching, beneficial measure.
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Green
Age
John Mitchell
Theodore Roosevelt
Bke
Board of Conciliation
First OC T C Commencement Set for August in Coshocton
The O T C of Coshocton county announces its first annual commencement to be held on Tuesday evening, August 18, in Coshocton. Dr. J J Burns, corresponding secretary, will attend and deliver an address. Reports for credit must be filed by April 15 with optional prior-year read records and diplomas for four-year readers.
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O T. R. Cc
Sherman
Shakespeare
O T .C
Coshocton County
Coshocton
J. J. Burns
Commencement Encourages Teachers to Advance Profession
It is hoped that every teacher and others interested will attend this commencement. An effort will be made to encourage and inspire the teacher to more decided efforts for advancement in the profession of teaching. Awaiting the results, Respectfully yours, W. I. H. Everhart, County Secretary, Canal Lewisville, Ohio.
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Everhart
Canal Lewisville
Ohio
La Soufriere Eruption Intensifies Across St Vincent
Kingstown, St. Vincent, March 23. The La Soufriere eruption continued and increased in activity through the night. At 8:30 am the violence remained unabated as crater clouds belched upward with loud roars and flashing, smoke enshrouding the island. Electrical discharges occurred at intervals and the sunrise lit the dramatic volcanic clouds with striking beauty.
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Kingstown
St. Vincent
Fourth Street to Receive Asphalt Pavement This Summer
A petition signed by residents aims to pave the entire Fourth Street with sheet asphalt. The council meeting Tuesday will hear the request to push the project through immediately. The plan envisions paving both north and south portions of the street.
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Fourth Street
Onco
Residence Change Sparks Move to Newark Store Offer
An Newark resident named Mr English plans to relocate his family to the city following a purchase at Besten clothing Store, signaling a forthcoming move in the near future.
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EN English
Newark
Besten Clothing
English
Moving Pictures at Opera Rise April 7 and 8
The K of P large hires Colonial Moving Picture Co of Boston to present entertainments at the Opera Rise on April 7 and 8. Mrs Sadie McCullough accepts a position with Fountain Dry Gowxia Co.
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The
K of P Large
Colonial Moving Picture Company of
Boston
Sadie McCullough
Fountain Dry Gowxia Company
Legal Notices and Estates in Common Pleas Court Docket
W Hagelbarger sues The Novelty Advertising Co for 659.90 with 6 percent interest from Dec 1902. Probate actions include Libble Mizer as administrator of Elmer Mizer, sale and division of 210 acres in Tiventon, and second account for Christian Farenbaugh. Various deeds filed and partition suits wind through Coshocton and Oxford townships.
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W. Hagelbarger
Glenn & Stockum
Common Pleas
Novelty Advertising Company
Libble Mizer
Elmer Mizer
Daniel Wright
Alex Wright
A. J. Workman
John Strouse
Tiventon Township
Leo Ferenbaugh
Christian Farenbaugh
Sarah BE. Ulman
Frank Ulman
Louisa Haglebarger
Biinsfield
T. H. Williamson
David W. Frederick
Blisfield
Annie M. Krelder
Edward Kreffner
John T. Foster
Jackson Township
A. ©. Hedge
Pike Township
James H. Hay
Perry Reichley
Coshocton
Winma J. Robinson
Charles Robingon
David Davis
J.C Adams
Linnie Fisher
Gtla
Wiliam Lo Marquand
George W. Caxsingham
Virginia Township
Mary O Shurty
Frank Shurtr
Ullough
Lindsey
Common Pleas Court
Sarah J Rehard
Strengthen Stomachs with Hood's Sarsaparilla
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as strengthening and toning the stomach and digestive system. It claims relief from weak stomach symptoms, indigestion, headache, and general fatigue, citing testimonials from users like Tam and Sargapariila as proof.
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Hood
Coshocton Iron plant to close and be sold
The Coshocton Iron company plant ceased output with smoke gone and windows nailed. About forty workers relied on the site for two years. The $1500 bonus was returned to the board of trade as the plant is put up for sale after a seven year operation condition. Most workers have found new jobs locally while executives move to Pittsburgh.
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Coshocton Iron Company
Coshocton
Board of Trade
Lig
Pittsburg
Messrs
J. M. Bossert
C. P. Melvin
Mrs. Mary Gardner Dies in the South
Mrs. Mary Gardner widow of Seth Gardner died at her brother’s home in Tennessee. Remains brought to Granville for interment a few days ago. She led the sanitary commission during the Civil War and served as matron of the Old Ladies' Home in Columbus after Mr. Gardner’s death.
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Mary Gardner
Seth Gardner
Tennessee
Granville
Easter Day Debt to be Paid at U B Church
Rev. Henry J. Kohier and the U B church members prepare for Easter Sunday observance. The church carries a debt of 1200 dollars and will strive to raise the full amount on Easter Sunday to begin a debt free period and continue its charitable work.
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Henry J. Kohier
U. B
Mrs Maybrick to be released in 1904
London dispatch reports Mrs Florence Maybrick will be released in 1904. The Home Office authorized her Washington lawyers to cite this for delaying lawsuits over land interests in Kentucky, West Virginia, and Virginia. Also notice of steam engineers examiner visit at Park Hotel Coshocton March 26 and 27.
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Age
State Examiner
Park Hotel
Coshocton
Ditewit
Aged Pioneer Laid To Rest In Coshocton
Large gathering of relatives and friends attended the funeral of William H. Robinson, a respected Coshocton pioneer. Ministers Rev. T. W. Wallace and Rev. Dr. Hamilton led services at his North High street home with six grandsons as pallbearers. Interment followed at Oak Ridge cemetery with distant attendees from Chester West Virginia Newark and Wheeling. Masons and a Presbyterian choir contributed to the ceremony.
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William H. Robinson
North Highth Street
Coshocton
T. W. Wallace
Newark
Hamilton
Mr. Robinson
Messrs
A. L. Skinner
Chester
W. Va
G. C. Robinson
Cleveland
C. D. Howe
Wheeling
C. §. Smith
BE. A. Dawson
Frank Mulligan
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Charles O'Bannon
Charles L. Slayton
Masons
Presbyterian Choir
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Cornwall
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Anthracite Coal Commission
Roosevelt
Muskingum
Randles Bridge
Messrs. McClaughton and Madden
Zanesville
Ity Telegraph
J South Bend, Inc
Clement Studebaker, Jr
Moving
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