Notice to Stone Masons for Hadden Bridge bids Coshocton Co
Sealed proposals in Coshocton County Ohio are invited until 2 40 PM April 27 1903 for masonry on one pier and 42 abutments of the Hadden Bridge Tiverton Township Plans and specs are in the Auditor’s office Proposals must be to the Board of County Commissioners endorsed Hadden Bridge masonry Bid Office and must include a $100 certified check or equivalent. The work must start after award and be completed by October 1 1903. The Commissioners may reject any bids. Anamberson County Auditor
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Auditor's Office
Coshocton County
Ohio
Hadden Bridge
Tiverton Township
Board of County Commissioners
Masonry
Coshocton
Co. A. Anamberson
Toledo, Walhending Valley & Ohio Railway
Waddell
Bio Ag
Hadden
C. A. Lamberson
Notice to Bridge Builders for Hadden Bridge Superstructure
Coshocton County Ohio invites sealed bids for the Hadden Bridge superstructure near Toledo Walhending Valley & Ohio Railway. Bids due April 27, 1903 at 2:30 PM, with $200 deposit and bond, deadline November 1, 1963. Plans detail trusses bracing floor system stress sheets and load specs.
Three Boys Rescued After Boat Capsizes in Basin
Three boys Ed Tyler Harry Clark and Cliff Sprague visited the first basin on the Walhonding River to reclaim a boat. The craft toppled as they started away, Harry Clark who cannot swim struggled. The others pulled him free and all emerged with only a ducking as a result.
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Walhonding
Tyler
Harry Clark
Cliff Sprague
Russia Accepts Declaration as Relations Improve
Secretary May sent a note to Count Cassini expressing regret at any doubt about Russia's position and returning thanks for the frank and satisfactory declaration of Russian principles.
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The
Age
Washington
May
Count Cassini
Russia
Funeral Interment Halted by Cemetery Injunction
Judge W. E. Pardee issued an injunction stopping a funeral at Hudson on Wednesday. Cynthia White and Thee Sponsell claim their property would be harmed by cemetery land added for burial use and sought to prevent Edwin Bentley's remains from being interred. The grave had been dug and the procession neared the cemetery when the injunction served to Undertaker James Doncaster and the cemetery trustees.
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Hudson
W. E. Pardee
Cynthia White
Thee Sponsell
Edwin Bentley
James Doncaster
Pennsylvania Railroad declares semi annual dividend
Philadelphia May. Directors of the Pennsylvania railroad company declare the usual semi annual dividend of 3 percent. Miss Florence Peck made a short visit in Uhrichsville.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Florence Peck
Uhrichsville
Solicit ors Untangle Key Provisions Of New City Code
Ohio capital reports that Columbus officials interpret the new code as extending present officers’ terms, creating overages until successors take office, with police and fire crews protected by civil service. It outlines council powers, fiscal procedures, contracts, and appointment rules amid an unsettled transition.
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Board of Education
Council
Board of Public Safety
Board of Public Service
Fire and Police
Civil Service
Sanitary Police
Health Department
Roosevelt Visits Kansas City and Crowds Mon Augment
President Roosevelt spent five hours in Kansas City and two more in nearby Kaw during a May outing. He drove a fifteen mile route, reviewed about thirty thousand students, and spoke to a crowded convention hall and another gathering across the river. Secretary Root joined in St Louis as the party traveled, with an estimated hundred thousand people welcoming them.
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Roosevelt
Kaw
West
Baltimore
Commercial Club
Root
St. Louis
Elizabeth Moore dies at 103 near Wilkins Run
Telegraphed from Newark reports Elizabeth Moore died this morning near Wilkins Run age one hundred three. She was mother of seven and has been blind for thirty years. H W Batts of Newark and William McBride were out on a cattle buying expedition Friday.
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Ags
Newark
Elizabeth Moore
Wilkins Run
H. W. Batts
William McBride
Unwieldy lord overbalanced him and fell in cellar
Charles LeCraft a Muskingum county farmer visiting Coshocton yesterday morning was bruised and sprained after falling at the foot of a cellar steps. He had come to collect rent from Samuel Bard who runs a Second street saloon. He suspects the bartender pushed him. He spent the night in jail and was fined $5 for intoxication. Miss Nellie Horning of Dresden visited Mr. Wimmer on South Seventh street Sunday.
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Muskingum County
Coshocton
Second Street
Samuel Bard
Charley
Bard
Charle
Mr. Bard
Charlie c
Decker
Jeity Hall
Th. Lear
Nellie Horning
Dresden
M. W. Wimmer
South Seventh Street
Barry Merrick the Washington Post paragrapher dies at forty four
Barry L Merrick longtime Washington Post editorial paragraphist and renowned newspaper paragraher died unexpectedly late Friday night He was born in Xenia Ohio and rose from Xenia to Zanesville and New Philadelphia before joining the Post in 1889 He married George Crawford on Christmas Day 1902 and leaves a son Frank Merrick 21 connected with the St Louis Exposition
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Barry L. Merrick
Post
Xenia
Ohio
Zanesville
Signal
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Congress
Merrick
James Campbell
Wilkins
Frank .Hatton
Washington
Portsmouth
George Crawford
Farragut
Raleigh
New York
Frank Merrick
Brother ties and business links across cities
The fragment notes two brothers, one in business at New Orleans and the other at Minneapolis, with their aged father living in Xenia. The brief item from the New York Commercial reflects family and regional connections among three cities.
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New Orleans
Minneapolis
Mves
Xenia
New York
Mrs. Belle Miller Lapp Dies in Wills Creek Parish
Mrs. Belle Miller Lapp, 55, died at her home in Wills Creek from paralysis after a paralytic stroke last fall and a final stroke Friday. She had twelve children and was born in Wills Creek. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at St. Pauls Lutheran Church with her husband and children at her bedside.
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Michael Lapp
Willscreek
Lapp
Belle Miller
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Epworth League Guards Form at Local Church
A group of young men from the M E church organized the Epworth League guards meeting Thursday at the church. They elected Robert McCabe captain and Max Parrish first lieutenant. Members come from Miss Mabel Boyd's class and all Sunday school boys will be invited to join. The unit aims to drill for June dedicatory exercises.
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Epworth Guards
M. E Church
Epworth League Guards
Robert McCabe
Max Parrish
Mabel Boyd
Infant Death at Pleasant Valley Buried at South Lawn
Infant of David Buchanan died at Pleasant Valley Thursday night and was buried Friday afternoon at South Lawn Cemetery. Notices indicate local advertisements bring business.
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David Buchanan
Pleasant Valley
South Lawn Cemetery
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