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Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1903

Page

7

Hanna Withdraws Opposition to Roosevelt Endorsement

Senator Hanna will not oppose the endorsement of President Roosevelt for a second term at the Ohio Republican state convention. He says a telegram from Roosevelt shows his desire for endorsement and has telegraphed approval. Foraker expresses gratification, calling for unity and an enthusiastic endorsement for Hanna and Roosevelt. The piece notes a high school juniors group offering usher services for the May 31 baccalaureate at Alcyone hall.

Cleveland Hanna Roosevelt Foraker Washington Ohio Senate Alcyone Hall

Ohio century notes on early Ohio newspapers and the Blade

A centennial piece by S. Knabenschue praises Ohio press history from the 1787 Northwest Ordinance to the Toledo Blade. It recounts the first papers Cincinnati Centinel Freeman’s Journal and Seaport Gazette, early publishing hardships, and the rise of The Blade and Nasby Seters. It notes telegraph advances and the surge in daily papers in Ohio cities.

Ohio Chillicothe S. Knabenschue Toledo Blade Knabenschue Northwest Territory Northwest Mariena William Maxwell Cincinnati Centrmel Edward Freeman Freemaen’s Journal Territorial Court Court House Freeman Seipto Gazette Nathanial Willis Wis Seiate Gazette Alleghanies Atlantic Tora Robinson Locke Blade Locke Weekly State Journal Cincinnati Enquirer Kentucky Indiana West Virginia Tolello Blade United States Youngstown Akron Anesville Dayton Springfield Steubenville

Pure Water Now Popular in Warsaw

Warsaw votes on Beal election Monday with high turnout and dry status. Two saloons to close within thirty days, kept open after hours amid voter agitation. Saloons run by Miller and Starner. Chautauqua circle elects officers led by Kate McClure and Adda Newell, with Miss Pauline Weisser hosting. Roscoe gardener B F Stover brings home grown strawberries to market.

Warsaw Warsa Miller Starner Thase Beal Chautauqua Circle Busiess Pauline Weisser North Fourth Street

Unionist Sullivan heads to Flushing to organize locals

State Vice President D H Sullivan travels from Coshocton to Flushing to settle a machine scale issue and plans to form a local Bricklayers and Masons union chapter next Thursday at city hall. He also aims to start a stationary engineers local. He says he never charges union fees and notes his UMWA salary supports his efforts. In spare time he recently set a seven hundred men wage scale in the Pomeroy district, the first in Wend history.

D. H. Sullivan Flushing Sullivan Coshocton Bricklayers and Masons’ International Union City Hall United Mine Workers Pomeroy

Nuptial Mass Bonds Burton and Hiser in Willscreek

Rev. Father Synan conducted a nuptial high mass at Willscreek church this morning uniting Frank Burton of the city and Miss Bertha Hiser daughter of John Hiser of Willscreek. The ceremony occurred at nine o'clock and the couple will start housekeeping in Burton's newly furnished house on South Lawn avenue.

Father Synan Willscreek Church Frank Burton Misa Bertha Hiser John Hiser Willscreek Mr. Burton South Lawn Avenue

Presiding Elder Herz Visits Camp Sychar Ahead of Knox Meeting

Dr Oliver of Barnesville was here Monday on business tied to Camp Sychar the Methodist camp meeting ground in Knox County. Mrs John A Yesker is visiting relatives in Pittsburg.

Oliver Barnesvile Camp Sychar Knox County John A Yesker Pittsburg

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