New Coshocton Factory May Bring Skilled Jobs
A new factory entering Coshocton promises skilled labor and about thirty workers. J. B. Hoover of Columbus proposes the plant to the Coshocton board of trade with no bonus sought, while a committee will study the plan this week. The business aims to relocate to larger quarters in spring.
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Columbus Machine Works
Board of Trade
Coshocton
J. B. Hoover
Columbus
Coshock Ton Board of Trade
Messrs
H. BR. McCurdy
W. A. Smith
E. 0. Selby
Hoover
Goungil and Church Seek Robinson Property for New Church Site
City council discussed acquiring Howard Robinson property at Main and Seventh for a new church. A committee offered 100 per foot for 12 feet, with the school board seeking 100 per foot for 12 feet. Condemnation could follow if negotiations fail. sidewalks and street widening were urged, with two members absent.
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Howard Robinson
Seventh
Episcopal Church
Seventh Street
Walnut
J. PB. Forbes
McClain
M. W. McNaughton
Robertson
McGinnis
Retiring Soldier Relief Commission Member Honored
Regret expressed by veterans over the retirement of B. R. Shaw from the Soldiers' Relief commission after six years of service. Capt. Compton commends Shaw as diligent and energetic, noting he did the work while disabled. Shaw, a Richard Lanning-post figure, has held various offices and is now quartermaster.
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B. R. Shaw
Soldiers’ Relief Commission
Judge Voorhees
Shaw
Butler
Capt. Compton
Richard Lanning
Turkeys May Come Off Peach in Bigger Numbers
A traveling authority claims turkey suppliers anticipate a near unlimited supply this season. He says fields are black with turkeys and that they are being raised in greater numbers than ever before, with a fine season for the business.
Coshocton Oil No. 2 near Blissfeld due Thursday
Coshocton Oil and Gas reports Well No. 2 on the Widow McNeal farm near Blissfeld progressing and expected to come in Thursday. General Manager Walley says No. 1 yields about 10 barrels per day with high gravity oil, and the company controls 8000 acres in the area.
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Coshocton
Conference of Prominent Jews Plans Moscow Disturbance Visit
A London conference of leading Jews from England Paris Berlin and St Petersburg met under Lord Rothschild to appoint an influential traveling commission. The group will visit Russian sites where Jews suffered during disturbances and report to the Berlin central bureau. Funds will be raised through the Rothschild banking house.
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London
England
Paris
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Lord Rothschild
Russia
Central Bureau
Mesers. Rothschild
Soldier 78 Dies After Horse Shot Near Carz
One of the Six Hundred, Lieutenant Colonel Arthur Tremayne, aged 78, is reported dead after his horse was shot near Carz. The casualty comes as the unit endures heavy action in the campaign.
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London
Arthur ‘Tremayne
Carz
Hearst protesters challenge canvassers in New York vote
Aldermen across the boroughs form county boards of canvassers to tally the recent election. New York county board comprises 29 Democrats 8 Republicans and fusionists with 23 votes needed to adopt any regulation and a three member quorum for contests. Henry Yonge, counsel for Hearst, protests the action. A separate item notes Coshocton police seek a 1200 pound dark brown mare stolen near Mount Vernon.
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New York
Navy
New York County
Henry Yonge
W. R. Hearst
Henry C Herbig Resigns from Coshocton Board of Trade
Henry C Herbig resigns after many years on the Coshocton board of trade. Robert Caldwell is chosen to fill the vacancy as the new cashier at Commercial National Bank.
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Henry C. Herbig
THE
Board OF Trade
Henry
Herbig
Coshocton Board of Trade
Robert Caldwell
Commercial National Bank
Christmas gift buying urged for Coshocton families
The Age urges local shoppers to buy Coshocton gifts this Christmas and support area merchants. It warns against flashy catalogs and pig in a poke deals, urging readers to inspect in-store selections and avoid out-of-town purchases for a merry season.
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Coshocton
Coshocton backs late season charity game for ex players
Coshocton football players proposed a Thanksgiving game at Riverside Park against the "team of 99" veterans from former Coshocton ele venues. They raised a purse of 50 to 100 dollars and would cancel the Columbus game to face the veterans, led by Coach Lamma, with a listed lineup of L B Quaily Bachman Miller Thomas Vance Robinson Martin Shrigtey Lamma Holland Parkhill Henderson.
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Coshocton
Riverside Park
Columbus
Lamma
Ste
Corse
Tammas
Gaunlet
L. EB. Quaily
Taft discusses Ohio election and reform prospects
Secretary of War Taft, detained in Washington after Panama talks, hails Cincinnati's result as a step toward better municipal governance. He urges energetic reform by young politicians, praises Governor Herrick, and backs Pattison, urging cross party civil service reform to curb local bosses and boost county and city politics.
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Age
Washington
Taft
Panama
Ohio
Cincinnati
Herrick
Pattison
Fountain figures removed from court square display
Workmen remove statues from the Fountain in Court Square today and store them in the courthouse basement for safekeeping. No exterior damage noted as figures are packed for transport.
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Manting
Court Vee
Court House
Isle of Pines Declares Independence Amid Cuban Se eht
A Havana dispatch reports 200 Isle of Pines residents declaring secession from Cuba and forming a U S territorial government at Nueva Gerona. Officials and a Washington delegate elected. Roosevelt to be notified. Washington notes surprise but awaits official confirmation. Reverend Wolf from Troy to assist in services.
Russia Eyes General Strike Amid Turmoil
St. Petersburg reports a planned general strike across Russia due to deaths of Cronstadt sailors, delayed reforms, martial law in Poland, and repressive acts. Peasants clash in central provinces, villages are looted, universities stay closed until Jan. 28, and scholars abandon resumed studies amid ongoing agitation.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Cronstadt
Poland
Council of Workmen’s
Witte
Democracy
Yithuania
Vladivostok Town Burns as Fire Destroys Port
A telegram from Vladivostok reports the entire town and port aflame with the majority already consumed by the blaze. The message arrives via telegraph through St. Petersburg on November 1.
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St. Petersburg
Vladivostok
Discreet Preacher Draws Council Fire in Elyria
A Telegraph report from Elyria Ohio dated November 18 notes a council meeting following remarks by a local preacher who faced criticism for indiscreet statements. Citizens and officials debated the preacher’s conduct and potential sanctions.
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Council of the
Pigman’s Pin Return Shocks Court House Crowd
Perry Pigman, a janitor at the county courthouse, advertised two days ago that his daughter had lost a gold pin on the street. He said he would not search, but since it was a gift he hoped to recover it. The pin was returned and Pigman celebrated that the Age office delivered the goods.
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Perry Pigman
Roosevelt Replies to Labor Leaders on Rail Freight Rates
President Roosevelt responds to a delegation of five railroad labor organizations engineers firemen conductors switchmen and trainmen protesting proposed freight rate legislation. He says he seeks government supervision to prevent injustice to railroads and the public while resisting any crippling moves.
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Themas
Washington
Roosevelt
Odell Wants: Get Back at Odell Woes
Unclear fragments show Odell referenced in dual aims to retaliate or respond. Details scattered, no clear event, date, or organization identified.
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Odell
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