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Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1899

Page

5

First Dance of the Ceshoconians and Home Building Plans

A recent Cusidenians meeting in the Fur building elected C L Rismer, Charles J Glover, and H B Fry as executive committee and discussed biweekly dances after Thanksgiving. The group urged building homes for workers, noting suitable sites and urging rapid construction to attract desirable citizens.

P. Voorhees Bo. Rayme Bo Peres Thad L. Moer D. O C. L. Rixsmer Charles J Glover H. B. Fhiy Thosds Wilhawh Ahoot Feller Oceania Robin Neopie Board of Trade

Big catch by Standen and Hutchinson at Blue Flole

Standen and W S Hutchinson hampered by a slow day when a tug on the line yielded a large pike. Hutchinson reeled in the fish, netting a sizeable catch that stretched well over a yard in length and marked a notable haul on a West Lafayette afternoon.

Two at Tri s Al an Lian Feokine fined ten days

Fragmentary notes indicate a two party incident leading to a fine of ten days imprisonment. The text references Zanesville and mentions punishment tied to a previous offense, with unclear context or charges.

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Telephone Improvements Reach Keene and West Lafayette

Citizens' Telephone company advances with about a dozen phones installed in Keene and West Lafayette. Central Union opens a mainline between Newcomerstown and the area, connecting with the Central District as work continues.

E Citizens’ Telephone Company Keene Central Union West Lafayette S Place Newcomerstown Central District

Silk culture industry in Alabama aims for Paris exhibit

A colored Alabama enterprise led by Lowery promotes silk culture and aims to process raw silk into finished goods like handkerchiefs and ribbons. The group seeks representation with a General Wheeler likeness and a place at Paris exposition while Lowery tours the North to gain backing from officials and influential figures. A separate Leghorn quake on November 11 caused panic in the population.

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Engineering feat lifts Washington Chevy Chase bridge

A vast six foot lift of a large Chevy Chase Washington bridge is described as a major engineering feat. Workers raise the structure while electric cars pass, with two foot gains already seen and plans to reach higher levels using heavy channel irons, timber supports, and jack screws. The job faces challenges from traffic and precision alignment as stone piers and cribbing are prepared for final support.

Washington Chevy Chase Ube West Cleveland J. F Wisshinucios Post Slater

The Prince in Kilta and the Seeteh on Trousers

A Seeteh writer praises the Prince in Kilta for discarding trousers during a highland visit and argues that trousers threaten national health and artistic gain. He claims trousers cause spindle shanks and urges public acceptance of legwear change.

Kilta Highlands

Colored Troops in Luzon Praise From Lieutenant Howland

Manila dispatch praises the Twenty-fourth Infantry in Luzon for courage and discipline under fire. Lieutenant Stanley Howland notes many had not before fought, yet the unit moved with resolve. He cites casualties and the steady, fearless advance as proof of colored troops’ effectiveness.

U Howland Mie Manila Philippines Stanley Howland Twenty-fourth Infantry Toy Young New York Post

Fine Farm for Sale in Coshocton County

One of the finest upland farms in Monroe township east of Spring Mountain in Coshocton. Well improved and highly productive with abundant timber and springs. Peach orchard of 1500 trees, shipping quality, offering large revenues. Soil suited to peach culture, ridge yields a three of four year crop for twenty years. Sold in whole or part on cash or easy terms, or traded for smaller farm with cash or notes. Contact Co B ficCoy, Coshocton.

Coshocton County Monroe Township Spring Mountain Co. B. ficCoy Coshocton Ohio

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