Republican County Convention in Copostocton County Ohio May 23 1903
Delegates of the Republican party of Copstocton county meet in Co sho ct on May 23 1903 at 1 pm to elect six delegates and six alternates to the state convention and to nominate candidates for multiple offices including Representative Treasurer Sheriff Recorder Prosecuting Attorney Commissioner Infirmary Director Surveyor Plus detailed township representation based on 1902 vote totals for secretary of state and township trustee candidates.
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Copstocton County
Coshocton
Ohio
L. C. Laylin
Tuscarawas Township
David Markley
Geith
Clark
Crawford
Franklin
Jefferson
Tackson
Keene
Lafayette
Efnton
Tiverton
Tuscarawas
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New Union Formed for Grave Diggers in Pennsylvania
A quirky column item notes the formation of a Grave Diggers' union in Pennsylvania amid satire on libel laws and political figures. It weaves in caustic jabs at press censorship, the Czar, and various public topics, ending with mentions of local social notes.
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Grave Diggers’ Union
Pennsylvania
Fragmented health advice on diet and habits
The text presents a garbled list of recommendations linking eating certain foods and drinks to health effects. It mentions cat and drink ideas, various nonsensical phrases, and ends mid sentence with coffee and other items. The source is unreadable and uses distorted wording.
Hyomei Praised For Many Cures In Coshocton
C. E. Anderson reports Hyomei has cured catarrh in Coshocton, Ohio, in a short time. He offers a money refund guarantee as customers praise the remedy, sold for $1 with an inhaler and bottle, claiming the balsamic air cures by killing germs and soothing membranes.
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C. E. Anderson
Hyomei
Coshocton
Ohio
GCE Anderson
Political Announcements for Local Republican Nominations
Levi Williams announces candidacy for prosecuting attorney subject to the Republican county convention on May 22 1903. D W Babcock of Mill Creek township is named candidate for infirmary director. J T Funk of Jackson township seeks county commissioner nomination. L H Thomson of Bedford township named for sheriff subject to convention. Lord N Staats a young attorney of Nellie is presented for Republican delegates consideration.
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Levi Williams
D. W. Babcock
Mill Creek Township
J. T Funk
Jackson Township
L. H. Thomson
Bedford Township
Lord N. Staats
Nellie
Microbes at the Fole Arctic Expedition Plans Revealed
Dr J Charcot leads a unique Arctic voyage from St Mato France aboard a limit ship named Buys the Springtel Republican aided by Dostellar institute and Museum of Natural Tlistears of Paris. The article notes debris of scientific aims, expected prints, and incomes from English towns, totaling an average net income of $1,947,125 per year.
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Delegates Chosen at Coshocton Republican Caucuses
Republican caucuses across Coshocton county selected delegates for the county convention. The lists include numerous individuals led by Adame A Stephen and Bedford entries with many alternates noted. The compilation names voters from White Eyes, Jackson, Lafayette, and New Castle areas, reflecting a broad party process.
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Coshocton County
The Oldest Library in the World at Nippur
The article notes that the oldest library in the world is the library at Nippur, housing cuneiform tablets predating Abraham. It mentions philology and archaeology context with a focus on ancient writing and Mesopotamian heritage. An ad states Oni papers, 55 cents a bundle, available at Age.
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Modern Miracles Demonstration Wows Clergy Across Denominations
In New York on May 17 Dr. Albert C. Grisser staged X-ray based demonstrations claiming to reveal biblical miracles. He produced halo fire and electric flames around a volunteer on a glass platform while spectators, including Rev. Ruppert, praised the spectacle's impact on faith and announced plans to sermonize on its implications for Catholic and Protestant clergy.
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Bronx
Grisser
Thomas Mackare
Crooke
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Ascension Day Services Planned at Sacred Heart Church
Ascension Day will be celebrated Thursday at Sacred Heart church with morning services at 5 and 7 o clock and vespers at 7 o clock.
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House Party Hosts Charm Country Soiree
Misses Mirmie and Addie Lear hosted a charming house party at their country home on Jambridge raid over Saturday and Sunday. Attendees included Mass Gillian Port sane Frank Wolfe from the city and Abs Katharine Van Ness. Mrs var Lear Parkered Paatt Lewis Pi Comment aided Preach beat of Cleveland.
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Abs
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Obscure Obituary Notes and Local Social Notices
Fragmentary OCR yields terse social notes. Mentions Mrs Hiram T Whiner of Cleveland visiting her mother Mrs J Stevenson on North Third Street and a reference to The Age newspaper.
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Hiram T Whiner
Cleveland
J. Stevenson
North Third Street
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