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Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1903

Page

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Hadden Bridge Superstructure Bids Sought by Coshocton County

Coshocton County Ohio Commissioners invite sealed bids for the Hadden Bridge superstructure in Tiverton Township. Proposals due April 27, 1903, at 2 30 pm in Coshocton Auditor's office. Plans require detailed truss bracing and loads per Waddell 1900. A $200 bid bond is required, with completion by November 1, 1903. County reserves right to reject any bid.

Coshocton County Ohio Tiverton Township Coshocton County Auditor's Office Hadden Toledo, Walhending Valley & Ohio Railway Waddell Board of County Commissioners Coghocten C. A. Lambapson

Notice to Stone Masons for Hadden Bridge work

Sealed proposals are due at the Auditor's office in Coshocton County Ohio by 2:30 PM April 27 1908 to furnish all materials and labor for one pier and two abutments for the Hadden Bridge in Tiverton Township. Proposals must be endorsed Hadden Bridge masonry Coshocton County Ohio Bid and accompanied by a certified check of 10000 dollars payable to the County Treasurer.

Auditor's Oshocton County Ohio Hadden Bridge Tiverton Township Coshocton County Audstor Hadden Ridge Masonry Coshocton Cashocton A Lamberson

Hats Off to Hats Anew in Church Service

Readers note a humorous debate about church etiquette as women remove hats during services. The piece playfully suggests the change will please congregants by reducing visual distractions and neck strain, amid lighthearted jests about speakers and attention in the pews.

Ohio political currents mix Cleveland boom and party loyalties

Ohio reporters map the Cleveland presidential surge amid McLean ties and Hanna dynamics. Leaders such as Herrick, Johnson, Earhart, and Cox maneuver for influence as delegates prepare for the Republican state convention and potential 1904 national paths.

Roosevelt Hanna Ins Ohio

Child Lost in Crowded Street Sparks Citywide Scare

Two year old Charles Wills vanished from home on Main Street around 9 am and wandered into the Mecca hotel before being found about an hour later. His parents, Mr and Mrs William Wills, were distressed as crowds searched. A director named Westerland was also reported missing but later located wandering the streets.

Charles Wills William Wills Main Street Mecca Tre Westerland

Washington Pleas for Russia Over Manchuria Steady

The Russian ambassador said Russia has not violated pledges and actions in Manchuria are in self defense. A washout on the seaboard line wrecked a passenger train. the engine and cars left the track and one car overturned.

Washington May Count Cassini Todas Russia Manchuria Telos Pornandina Fla Seaboard Line

Wireless Telegrams Furnish All News For Unique Paper

The Los Angeles Times prints a paper at Avalon Catalina Island called The Wireless, supplying foreign news by wireless telegraphy. Avalon, a resort on the western coast, receives tabloid style news with later full dispatches from The Times. The venture showcases Otis era metropolitan journalism.

Los Angeles’Times Avalon Catalina Island Channel Los Angeles Times The Gen. Otis Metrolopitan

Carey Missioners Sit At Mrs Love Home In Carey

Presbyterian mission group meets on South Fourth Street with Mrs R M Love hosting. Members read on The People of Siam and Laos. Lucy Beach presents Medical Missionary Work in Siam. Olney contributes a notable selection. Next meeting set for June 2 with Miss Mary C Rue on Chestnut Street.

Carey Missioners R. M. Love Carey Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church South Fourth Street Siam Laos Lucy Beach

Birthday Celebration for Cyrus McCoy at Willowbrook Home

About forty neighbors visited Cyrus McCoy near Willowbrook on Monday forenoon to celebrate his birthday. A bountiful dinner was served by Mrs. McCoy with foods from baskets brought by guests. McCoy received many gifts including a large rocking chair from his wife.

Cyrus McCoy Willowbrook Mr. McCoy Mrs. McCoy

Song Club Outing Plans and Family Birth Announcement

The Sophomore song club will spend Saturday afternoon and evening at Miss Nina Findlay's home four miles from Keene. Attending are Nina Findlay Veronica Hanley Mary McGinnis Jessie Smith and Margaret Matthews with James Johnson Robert Mc Cabe and Carl Stewart as escorts. Chaperones are Miss Hazen Mr Knott and Mr Ryan. Also reported is a birth: a son to Mr and Mrs W L Johnson on Main Street Wednesday morning.

Nina Findlay Keene Veronica Hanley Mary McGinnis Jessie Smith Margaret Matthews James Johnson Robert McCabe Carl Stewart Hazen Knott Mr. Ryan

Zanesville Doctors Succeed in Gage by Dr Lorenz Method

Local physicians report a remarkable case of bloodless surgery in Zanesville as Dr Holston and assistants straighten deformed hip muscles of a seven year old girl born crippled. The method uses finger pressure to draw affected muscles, not a knife, with plaster cast to stay on for months.

Zanesville Gage Lorenz Holston Dr. Lorenz Vienna

scheme to form an army of American negroes to seize Hayti

A plan to create an American negro army to conquer Hayti and establish a Haitian republic under U.S. control is discussed with Yale junior William Pickens, winner of the Ten Eyeck prize. N L Musgrove of Sturgia Kentucky heads the movement aiming to raise funds for vessels and arms for a group called The Sons of Freedom.

Age New, Haven Conn Hayti William Pickens Yale Pickens N. L. Musgrove Sturgia Junta

Class is Now Busy

Chancellor Day suspends entire freshman class at Syracuse University for acts by some members. Buildings daubed with paint and dynamite exploded. Suspension lasts until rowdy traces are gone. Students today clearing away daubs. Also, 500 American soldiers who died in the Philippines are being sent home for interment.

iBy Syracuse Philippines States

Resolutions of West Carlisle W F M Mourn Member

The West Carlisle Woman's Foreign Missionary Society adopts heartfelt resolutions on the death of Mrs. George W. Magruder a former president. They honor her service and express sympathy to her husband and family urging continued good deeds in her memory. J G Graham a former United Brethren minister aged thirty three is declared insane and committed to Massillon hospital.

George W. Magruder J. G. Graham United Brtheren Church New Philadelphia Massillon Hospital

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