Plans for Sixth Street theater unveiled this week
Plans for the new Sixth Street theater arrived Friday and are displayed in J C Adams and J P Callahan offices. The brick building features a classical front, triple foyer doors, a separate balcony for cheap tickets, and a main level entrance. Stage measures 100 by 60 feet with a 32 by 21 foot proscenium. dressing rooms are ample. bids from local contractors expected with work to be let in April.
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Sixth Street
J. C. Adams
J. P. Callahan’s
Manager Callahan
Weller
Zanesville
Elliott & Myers
Corntron Bricks From Building Boom In Coshocton
Brick scarcity in Coshocton leads to imports for summer construction. S. M. Williams secured option on Weaver brickyard output of 600000 bricks for the Pope Gosser pottery project, with remaining local buildings to be shipped in. Mrs. Margaret Shafer dies at 77 from paralysis. services at home and burial at Fairfield cemetery. Maggie Wallace dies in Delaware. body returned for Jefferson cemetery burial near Warsaw.
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Coshocton
S. M. Williams
Weaver
Pope-Gosser Pottery
Shafer
Margaret Shafer
George Shafer
West Lafayette
Smith
George
John
William
Benjamin
Edward
Mary
Ellen Basset
Jennie van Nostran
Thrapp
Fairfield Cemetery
Maggie Wallace
W.D. Wallace
Delaware
Ohio
Jefferson Cemetery
Warsaw
Beef trust receives fines in Missouri Supreme Court
Five packing firms in the beef combination proceedings were fined $5,000 each and ordered to pay costs totaling $7,000 in the Missouri Supreme Court. In Cincinnati, a boy aged seven shot his sister, five, during play with a revolver at Woodlawn.
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Jefferson City
Wots Eral
Missouri Supreme Court
Cincinnati
Woodlawn
Ray Whitehead
Gertrude
Pork and kitchen tools get practical guidance
The article extols pork as a cheap protein for active people and gives cooking tips including thorough cooking until white inside, dressing with sage, and apple sauce pairings. It also praises palette knives as essential kitchen tools for baking and frying, noting their flexibility and usefulness in smoothing and shaping foods.
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New Yorker
Laura Whittemore
American Agriculturist
A Dread Cutter for Slicing and Cleaning Tasks
A detailed description of a wooden plate tool with a movable knife held by screws for slicing thick or thin sections. The article notes uses for bread, vegetables, cheese, meat, sauces, and household cleaning, including a velvet wipe for stove tops and slippers, with care instructions and cleaning tips.
Ohioans shaped Colorado in enduring frontier eras
A detailed feature traces Coshocton county ties to Colorado’s rise, highlighting Benjamin H. Eaton of Denver and Greeley as a wealthy farmer and ex governor born in Coshocton. It notes Mrs. Minerva C. Welch of Denver as Buckeye club secretary and prominent Denver leader, along with related Ohio-born figures in Colorado’s business and public life.
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Ohio
Colorado
Oho State Journal
Coshocton County
B. H. Eaton
Minerva C. Welch
Cushocton
Benjamin H. Eaton
Ben” Eaton
Senate
Ben”Eeaton
Cache la Poudre
Greeley
Eaton
John Himebaugh
Colorado Springs
Marietta
W. A. Humebaugh
W. A. Himebaugh
West
Himebaugh
Asbury Markley
Welch
Buckeye Club of
Denver
Coshocton
Woman's Republican Club of
Colorado Ruial Suffrage Association
Woman's Club of
United States
Wales
Colorado E Capital
Quential
Yours Woman's Exchange
Decover Orphans Home
St Luke's Hospital
Stewart D. Williams
William Hazzard
Zanesville
S. S. Downer
W. R. Lee
Glenwood Springs
John S. Wheeler
Dresden
Centennial
Missouri Valley
San Francisco
Unive
Buckete Club
New York
Dennison
BR H McMann
Union agreement ends shipyard work stoppage in Lorain
Lorain Ohio March 21 union recognition by the shipbuilders union and a compromise ends a weeks long stoppage. about fifteen hundred workers will return to work with an average wage increase of ten percent.
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Lorain
Ohio
Funeral of Asbury Markley at Canal Lewistown Roscoe
Funeral services for Asbury Markley were held Saturday at 2 PM from his Canal Lewistown home. Rev Toland led the service and interment followed in the Roscoe family plot. Attendants included Frank Bones of Columbus and Perry Green of Indianapolis.
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Asbury Markley
Mace
Canal Lewiville
Rev. Toland
Roscoe Cemetery
Frank Bones
Colmbus
Perry Green
Tadianapolis
Battle on Seneca Street Bridge Injures Workers
Live leerap h reports a clash today between union and non union iron workers on the Seneca Street bridge. About half a dozen men suffer serious injuries and police are summoned to the scene.
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Cleveland
Tmiean
Wma
Gaew Seneca Street
Greenville Dedicates Library With Gift From Carnage
George M. Gray returns to Greenville for the dedication of a 5000 library donated by Andrew Carnage. State officials and educators attended. Gray calls the building handsome and remarkable, noting Greenville’s pride and the project cost.
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George M. Gray
Greenville
Andrew
Gray
Greemate
Coshotten Age Publishes Special Industrial Edition
The Coshotten Age releases a richly illustrated industrial edition praising the town’s thriving industries and serving as a strong advertisement for the enterprising paper, as noted by the Janesville Signal.
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Coshotten Age
Janesville Signal
Nashville executive killed by freight train in Birmingham yards
Frank N Connell of Nashville Tenn president of the Nashville chair and carriage company was killed in the Birmingham yards when he allegedly threw himself under a moving freight train. Witnesses noted possible financial trouble. In a separate note many friends learn that Lieutenant Lanning Parsons has been promoted to captain, after serving at Fort Leavenworth Kan with the U.S. Cavalry.
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Hayes
Boston
E. F. Harris
Dudley St
Roxbury, Mass
Turmingham
Ala
Frank N Connell
Nashville, Tenn
Nashville Chair and Cariage Company
Tlerrors Fim
Lanning Parsons
Parsons
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
United States Cavalry
Election Board Prepares For Battle
The county board of elections met in their Hay Landing office Friday evening with Stipes Callahan Smith Glenn and Judd in attendance. They adopted the Ruggles Gales poll and tally system for the spring election and chose Junges and clerks from the new precincts. Several envelopes and notices were prepared for distribution east of the territorial boundary. The list is not yet completed but will be issued in a few days.
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County Board of Elections
Hay Landing
Messrs
Stipes
Callahan
Smith
Glenn
Judd
Junges
Oil Fever Rumors Sweep Cambridge Area
Near Cambridge one day last week prospectors report oil flowing from a blasted rock in a coal mine, a limited pool tapped at about 40 barrels daily, as reports from the region describe a feverish rush of interest and speculation.
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Cambridge
Five Drowned in Delaware Collision Near Saracus Hook
Five men aboard the brig Pilot were drowned after a collision with the steamship Winifred in the Delaware at Saracus Hook Pennsylvania. The accident followed the tug towing the steamer to anchor.
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Ace
Philadelphia
Winifred
Delaware
Saracus Hook
Anchorage
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Wallace
Beef Trust
Lion Coffee
Alix
Coumrouta
Jedd
Blichs
Buckeye
Denver Chamber of Commerce
Denver Manufacturers
UNION
Pelemiph
Mar
Crooked Run
Central Union Telephone Company
Rascoe
Harxa
Roxbury
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lyne, Mins
Election Board
Perie T
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Rock Oil CO
G. F. Finnel
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