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Newspaper

Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1903

Page

8

Claims Record For Quick Coal Mining In Ohio County

Edward Ostler of Rode claims the blue ribbon for quick mining at Quick Coal Mining. He mined shoveled and wheeled twenty carloads weighing ten tons in just hours and ten minutes, likely a county one man record. The Ohio State Sunday School convention meets in Portsmouth June 9 to 11 with about two thousand delegates and reduced rail rates. Dr. Joseph Clark is general secretary in Columbus. Frank Uffner of Franklin Station was in town on business Saturday.

Edward Ostler Rode Fryutay Ostler Tie Coshotton Portsmouth Ohio Central Passenger Association Joseph Clark Columbus Frank Uffner Franklin

President and Kaiser Popular Abroad Says German Official

German forestry commissioner G B Solomon staying at the Southern hotel in St. Louis says Germans will attend the fair, notes language barriers in offices, and compares President Roosevelt to the German emperor as popular figures in Germany. He also remarks on a planned Brest naval experiment testing a shell impact on the Suffren. Mme Ratozzi promotes Rocky Mountain Tea at 85 cents.

G. B. Solomon Berlin Royal Prussian Forest Ministry of Forestry St. Louis Solomon Roosevelt Brest Paris New York Suffren Massena Strucek Mme. Ratozzi Cc. TE. Andersen’s

Courts Hear Echo of Tumble Involving Axline Lawsuit

Charles Fr. Axline seeks 10400 damages from the T. WV. & O. and Pennsylvania railroads after a January fall from a Wal hombing Valley trestle while repairing it. Attorneys include 2 W James. Reports also note county board appointments and probate actions.

Charles Fr. Axline Walhombing Valley Pennsylvania 2. W. James Axline

Coshocton Athletics Beat West Lafayette In Lafayette

The Coshocton Athletic Club baseball team defeated West Lafayette 8 to 1 in an exhibition at West Lafayette. Rickett s pitched superbly allowing two hits as Coshocton built a 6 run advantage. Notable players include Landerman Biggs Burrell and J Michael for Coshocton with Williams Norman and Longworth starring for Lafayette. Time was 1:45 with Umpires Davis and Levens.

Coshocton Athletic Club West Lafayette Ricketts Coshocton Coshocton Colony Landerman Hock Burrell Powelson Smith Biges Risketts P. Waddell F. Yast Lafayette Coulter C. Williams Norman F. Longworth Ss. Dresher J. Michael Ehrich F. Michael P. Deal F. Barnes Athletic W. Lafayette Colopy Hook Ricketts Williams Biggs Longworth Michael J. M. Michael Barnes Williams Coulter Willams FL Michael Davis Levens

Keys to success from John G. Shedd in New York World notes

Chicago millionaire John G. Shedd advised SU youths in his employ on success. He urged politeness, restraint, saving, temper control, wholesome living, and careful investments. He warned against high ambitions without prudence and urged giving to a wife for savings.

Millionaire Shedd Joh G. Shedd Chicago Marshall Field New York World Phooey Dunetoe

Flowers in the City Portland Plans Rosebush Planting

Portland residents prepare for Lewis and Clark anniversary visitors by distributing rose bushes from California and the south. Homeowners to plant and tend as many as allotted, creating a citywide display of color and fragrance. The effort reflects the growing city beautiful movement as Americans exploit Ethiopia’s railway project.

Portland Ore Philadelphia California South

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cures and Strength

Advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla is a unique blood purifier and tonic offering radical cures for all humors and eruptions. It asserts remarkable health improvements and cites a testimonial from A. Hare Ton of Withers North Carolina who regained sight after eight bottles.

Hood A. Hare Ton N.C. Hood

New Vegetables From Mexico and Europe Attract Government Trials

The Department of Agriculture experiments with exotic crops from Mexico and Europe. Promising plants include husk tomatoes, a exploding cucumber, a giant European okra, and chervil. Researchers aim to cultivate and distribute seeds to farmers and gardeners near Washington.

Mexico Europe Department of Agriculture United States Saturday Evening Post Uncle Sam Washington Arbutus

Washington's New Depot Plans for Private Entrance for President

Plans by D H Burnham of Chicago for a new Union Station in Washington provide a 760 foot wide train shed with space for 24 trains, three large arches, and carriage porticos for 200 vehicles. A private entrance and waiting room for the president and his family is included to ease crowds at arrivals and departures.

D. HH. Burnham Chicago Worll’s Union Station Washington Pennsylvania Bianimore and Ohio New York Times United States

Market prices and live stock report from Coshocton

Price list small articles including butter eggs beans wax chickens and lard with corrected figures. Grain prices for wheat corn oats buckwheat and flour listed. Live stock section from McCall Rowlen Newburn includes cattle sheep and calves with price ranges. Hay seed wool notes follow with Boston wool quotations and a short souvenir promo for The Age newspaper.

Snyder c Son H. S. Lee McCall, Rowlen & Newburn Hast Liberty Pittsburg

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