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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1903
Page
3
Large turnout for Odd Fellows session with five candidates advancing to the Second degree. Next Monday eight candidates will receive the Third degree, five from this city and three from Plainfield Road in Virginia Township.
B. F. Cotter of Newcomerstown, manager of Coshocton Brick, visits the city as arrangements race to erect the new plant. The deal closed with Cuthbert Glover for eleven acres at two hundred dollars per acre.
Dr Robert A Noble plans to marry Miss Elenore Goodman in Los Angeles, with the ceremony set for the first week of May. Goodman, a Bloomington social figure with notable musical talent, will join the city’s growing community of musicians after the trip and the couple will reside in Bloomington upon their return.
May reports indicate Carrolton is very likely to hold a Beal law vote soon. Officials and residents await clarification on the proposed measure and its potential impact on local governance.
Citizens' band secured by the G A R committee to furnish music on Memorial day. The band is making rapid progress and may deliver fine music at their appearance.
Mrs. E H Masters of 120 West Walnut Street Tittusville Pa reports poor health last summer, nervousness and sleep loss. After using Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills she gained strength rest and natural sleep and recommends the tonic for brain nerves and general health. Mrs E Wright of 129 Walnut Coshocton Ohio says the pills steadied nerves improved sleep and energy and she praises the medicine as the best she has taken with Druggist C KE Anderson bringing it to her attention.
The dispatches claim Russia intends to annex Manchuria and northern China with two army corps poised for invasion. Russian supplies head to Cossack camps along China’s northern border as Germany and France back Russia. London notes government secrecy on Manchuria evacuation while Japan weighs its response.
The senior class met in Alcyone hall on Monday evening electing Roy Kirk as president Arthur Piper as vice president Stella Almack as secretary and Nele Burns as treasurer A committee including Kirk Almack and Selby will secure caps and gowns For class day and commencement Arthur Piper was named manager of decorating and electrical displays They will stage Lords of Creation on June 3 The group also noted fine electrical displays Present were Kirk Melville Fisher Vinton Lenhart Edgar Selby Miss Burns Miss Almack Miss Miller and Miss Norris The obituary notes Ezra H Lynde’s funeral Monday afternoon at his Walnut street residence conducted by Rev Dr Hamilton Pallbearers listed Interment at Roscoe cemetery
Telegraph report from Onaway Michigan dated April 23 describes forest fires surrounding the city. Woods blaze in all directions, lumber camps are surrounded and residents in the south part move to safety. If rain does not come tonight the situation may produce serious losses of life and property.
County Commissioners awarded the bridge contract to Canton Bridge company for two spans at 5736 dollars. Bids opened by Auditor Lamberson show multiple bidders with plans and per unit rates for masonry, piling, and stone work. Masonry awarded to James Buxton at 543 dollars per cubic yard for stone and 0.30 per foot for piling, with George Kirk as alternate bidder.
telegraph dispatch from Chicago argues the Elkins law fails to boost Canadian lines such as Grand Trunk and Canadian Pacific by diverting traffic from American carriers. In Kentucky, Deputy Sheriff John Johnson was ambushed and shot near Middlesboro, suspected to involve recently arrested mountaineer gang relatives.
An old and well tried remedy praised for sixty years by mothers for teething aches and colic. It claims to ease gums, calm fretful infants, and aid digestion. Sold by merchants worldwide for 25 cents per bottle.
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