Miners and operators push toward wage talks in Zanesville
A sub committee of miners and operators met at the Clarendon hotel in Zanesville after three prior sessions. Key figures present include President W H Haskin, Vice President D H Sullivan, and District President William Green. Both sides remain far apart with a potential strike eyed if settlement by April 1 cannot be reached.
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Clarendon
Zanesville
W. H. Has‘king
D. H. Sullivan
William Green
Indianapolis
Haseen
Man Shoots Self At Bridgeport Banquet
In Wheeling Ohio? a young man Robert McCluskey of Bridgeport Ohio shot himself dead during a banquet at his invitation. Miss Ora Jones begins work at Mrs Munn's millinery store for the spring season.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Robert McCluskey
Bridgeport
Ora Jones
An 18th Century Meeting with Landseer and Old Price Rings
A London encounter recounts King Carlos the youth meeting painter Landseer and praising beasts. A dog seller’s remark about Landseer’s stance sparks humor. The piece then notes a new anesthetic nervocidine and its dental uses, plus a 1348 price-control bill and a North Dakota appropriation of 50,000 dollars for the St. Louis World’s Fair.
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Carlos
Perseus
Lan
Sir Landseer
Landseer
London
London Lancet
Rabbits
North Dakota
St. Louis
Nervous Prostration and Paralysis Cured
Report notes a patient recovering from nervous prostration and paralysis with notable improvement. Doctors document progressive strength return and reduced symptoms, indicating successful therapy and patient stabilization.
Life of W H Robinson Sr a notable Coshocton figure
Rev W E Hunt recalls W H Robinson Sr a longtime friend and presiding elder of the Presbyterian church born in New Jersey and arriving in Coshocton with little money. He served as church treasurer and Sunday school superintendent, was a steadfast Republican and Mason, and endured personal losses including his wife and two daughters with dignity.
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Wm. E. Hunt
Wm. H. Robinson
Presbyterian Church
Henry
Pittsburg
Mr. Robinson
New Jersey
Woodstown
Coshoctén
Roscoe
Coshocton
Robinson
Death of Capt. Dillon’s Wife in North English Iowa
Joseph Wood reports the death of Mrs. Dillon, wife of Capt. John Dillon, at their North English home. The Dillons were longtime county residents with many friends and relatives awaiting news.
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Capt. Dillon
Joseph Wood
Dillon
John Dillon
North English
Iowa
Death notice of Mrs. Dillon referenced with Perry Baker
Regret is voiced for the death of Mrs. Dillon, with Perry Baker of this city noted as a border or neighbor in the obituary context.
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Dillon
Perry Baker
Sick List Mrs Frank Barringer
Mrs Frank Barringer is seriously ill at her home on North Water Street, residents report.
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Frank Barringer
North Water Street
Gladstone Stories Told At Glasgow Statue Unveiling
Lord Rosebery relays tales of Gladstone’s fearlessness and work ethic. He recalls Gladstone pursuing a cab to read its number after a hit, praises his lifelong labor gospel, and describes the bust sittings at Dalmeny with the sculptor. A contemporaneous toast scene ends with Gladstone steadfast in refusal to back down.
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Gladstone
Glasgow
Lord Rosebery
Mr. Gladstone
Bilm
Dalmeny
Mrr. Gladstone
Atton
Gladatone
A Big Capture by Berry’s Confederate Recruits
The Washington Post recounts Senator Berry’s famed unit of Confederate recruits near Port Hudson. They lacked tactical discipline yet possessed sharp aim and daring, clad in ragged dress yet capable in combat. A notable incident featured General Neal Dow as a captive Yankee leader amid the patrols.
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Senator Berry
Mississippi
Frye
Arkansas
Port Hudson
Berry
Neal Dow
Dortland
Washington Post
Excellent Officer In Sudan Post Readings Bosh Tray
A British general visiting a Sudan post finds a hut headquarters with two trays labeled Business and Bosh. He admires the thoroughness but laughs at the Bosh tray filled entirely with his own voluminous orders and memoranda, leaving the Business tray empty.
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Sudan
Bosh
Boesh
Kitchener And A Humorous Nile Escape Tale
An Englishman recalls a Kitchener remark about a Nile wreck. A crewman swam with the anchor in his mouth to free the vessel, prompting Kitchener's dry reply. The anecdote illustrates his reputed lack of humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Kitchener
Nile
Kitchener
Sage of the Age and City Notes on Public Life
A fragmentary satire reflects on street discourse about winter gear and politics. It lampoons the mayor and council over gambling, gas and library topics, with local references to Coshocton Zanesville and Chicago style humor. It mentions a streetcar link and a parade of names with cultural jests.
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Sage
Fire damages Pittsburgh building. $150,000 loss
A large fire in the McEleveen Furniture Company building in Pittsburgh on March 24 caused about 150000 in damages. The owners affected were the McEleveen Furniture Company and the Surprise Clothing Company.
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Pittsburg
McEleveen Furniture Company
The
Furniture Company
Surprise Clothing Company
Mr Peacock Withdraws From Prohibition Ticket Candidacy
Charles L Teacock declares withdrawal as assessor candidate for the Second ward. He states his name was used without authority and that he is not connected with the Prohibition party, seeking to forego the honor.
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Peacock
Prohibition
Charles L. Teacock
Wrights Begin Housekeeping at New South Second Street Home
Mr and Mrs Samuel Wright commenced housekeeping in their new residence on South Second street today as a brief city notice notes. Age Want Ads bring results.
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Samuel Wright
South Second Street
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United States
Germany
Portugal
Edwin Landseer
Company of Victualers
London Chronicle
Stella Doane
Jamestown, N. Y
A. W. Chase
Gifford Block
Jamestown
N. Y
DR. A. W. Chase
Deadiere
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Company
Waenington, Street, Buffate
HIVE
W. H. Robinson, Sr
Charles M. Schwar
Boninem
Schwab
Pildec Seine
President Scherab
Beride Hime
Pumire
Lauber
DR. Fenner
Dravel
Tha
W. H. McCgin
Olive Furnace
St.vitus’dange Feiscn
Council
Ita Mugs
Rinner
Castro
F. Caesar
Appleyard
Zanes
Billy
Blessud
Poleesmann
Chicago
Chronicle
Minneapolis
Wik Grocery Co
Die
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