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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1903
Page
3
The city council session runs long as plans for street extensions, funding shifts, and paving costs are debated. Mayor and officials discuss Fourth Street bonds, assessments, and equipment needs while delaying final action until more study.
Advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a universal cure for eczema itching skin humors pimples and carbuncles claiming it revitalizes blood and heals sores. It offers free samples from the Blood Balm Co Atlanta and lists local retailer C E Anderson and Thad L Montgomery as home news noting the birth of a son to the Montgomery family on North Fourth Street Tuesday morning.
Scio College celebrates its 45th year with Beal serving as president and the college selecting a new sele ono.
Mr Bowser tries an ambitious gardening plan thinking it global philanthropy. Cats invade the yard, wrecking his work and prompting his wife to seek divorce as the night closes in.
J M Johns of Rockville Indiana was arrested on alleged conspiracy to bribe a post office official. He and Dan V Miller will face the U S grand jury in Cincinnati on October 6. Authorities say Johns received 4500 dollars tied to a decision for Ryan Turf Investment. Miller was Christian's assistant.
A Sunday thunderstorm killed a promising two year old colt owned by Mrs Anna Jackson of this city. The colt sought shelter from the rain under a tree at the Franklin township farm and was found dead Monday under the same tree after a search.
H E Stanley and son Dean with M J Stanley of Toledo returned Monday from Orrville. Mrs Stanley’s funeral was held Sunday at 3 PM from a relative’s house in Orrville. The cortege traveled to Wooster for interment in the local cemetery. Pallbearers were old Orrville friends. Rev Tyner of the Orrville Presbyterian Church led the services.
A severe electrical storm hit Plainfield area near White Eyes and Flat Ridge causing damage. Hail up to one and a half inches fell. A barn sheltering Mr Geese was struck by lightning. he was briefly believed seriously hurt but is improving. North Bend home of J C Miskimen sustained minor damage.
Dr J T Beall who has moved his family to Coshocton will travel to Chicago tomorrow morning to enroll in a special course at the Chicago Polytechnic.
Col Albert Brewer millionaire founder of the Brewer Pottery company dies of heart disease. He was to face a June trial on manslaughter charges for killing Luther Hershey in a saloon altercation a year ago. Brewer also served on the state fish and game commission and on Governor Ushnell's staff.
At the home of A. J Sever on Cambridge Road Wednesday Carl F. Meltzler and Myrta E. Lee, both of Tunnel Hill, were married.
At Mill Creek Rev Dr Lloyd of Trinity Episcopal church will conduct services Sunday morning at 10 30. The service will include the offering of holy communion and there will be no morning service at Holy Trinity, but evening services will be held as announced.
Expert miners confirm discoveries in Alaska including a new sliver mine in Waldeg district and several tin mountains 150 miles away. The season of discoveries is described as the greatest Alaska has known. Also mentions Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy for various ailments and urges readers to buy the genuine product from druggists.
Plans for the German National Pavilion at the St Louis World’s Fair are complete and submitted for approval. The design reproduces Charlottenburg Castle’s central portion, featuring a two story facade with a stilted dome, rusticated ground floor, Corinthian second floor, and a dramatic drum. The pavilion will house reading and offices on the ground floor, representational state rooms on the second floor with antique furniture and silver, and a connected subsidiary building with a restaurant and fraternal lodge, linked by an alley.
Mary Dunlop of Garnett, aged eighteen years, suffered kidney trouble for years. She credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with a complete cure and praises the medicine to friends. Reports claim others, including Mrs. Garrett of Brazilla, were saved from cerebro spinal trouble by the same remedy.
A Southern railroad collision near Bryan Alabama this morning left Engineer Acton dead and Engineer Chever plus three firemen missing amid two burning freight trains. Engineer Johnson and Brakeman Hill were lightly hurt. fears grow for the missing crew.
Pittsburg officials report a sweeping plan to relocate Holy Cross Church congregation of 600 families to 250 acres near West Liberty borough. The project envisions 2,000 lots with street layout paving grading sewers lighting and traction facilities and housing to follow as needed.
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