Bungay by The Age Publishing Company Coshocton Ohio
Local Coshocton publication dated Bungay by The Age Publishing Company announces the Coshocton area news and community notices from the Sey Building. The item lists no further details beyond publication attribution and location.
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Bungay
the Age Publishing Company
Sey Building
Coshocton, Ohlo
Daily Age notices and Pattison era politics in Coshocton
The item reports newspaper notices rates and policy notes for The Daily Age in Coshocton Ohio including misprint warnings and where to buy issues. It also discusses Gov Pattison appointments with Coshocton ties naming James R Alexander and James Rice as potential secretary to the governor and oil inspector respectively. A San Francisco court record quotes former Insurance Commissioner Andrew Clunie denying McCurdy charges about life insurance conduct.
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Pattison
Pattizon
Coshocton
James R. Alexander
Zanesville
Alexander
James Rice
Canton
Gov. Pattison
McCurdy
San Francisco
Andrew K. Clunie
S. 8
Equitable Life
New York
Clunie
Equitable
The New King of Norway Haakon VII or Charles II
The Danish Prince Charles becomes Norway’s king after a bloodless revolution ends union with Sweden. He may take the archaic name Haakon VII, reviving a medieval royal line last used in 1380. The Norwegian people seek a strong, independent reign and lasting national unity.
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Charles
Norway
Christian
Europe
Edward
England
Sweden
Bernadotte
Napoleon
Denmark
Oscar
Haakon
A Republican Platform For Maine From The Machias Union
A Machias Union journalist sketches a Maine Republican platform that favors prohibition with repeal, opposes resubmission, and calls for Sturgis law retention. It condemns Democratic opposition to hard cider, and favors liquor sale only in first class hotels or by public preference, while urging Republican candidates for the legislature.
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Muaine
Jon
Machias Union
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Maine
Scissor Victims May Turn Out So
Mayor McClellan campaign expenses were said to be minor in his return. Commentary questions if he paid for influence and hints at political shifts. The piece cites editorials from Boston Trans script and Boston Herald about red tape and campaign dynamics.
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McClellan
Boston
Cortelyou
Post Office
Boston Herald
Pennypacker
May Murphy
Chicago Record-Herald
Whalers Doomed by Ice as Fleet Stalls near Banks Land
Captain Francis Tuttle says the whaling fleet under Captain Bodfish near Banks Land is doomed. He predicts ships will be crushed in ice, crews desert to flee 500 miles to the McKenzie river, with relief expeditions unable to reach them.
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Seaattle
Wash
Francis Tuttle
Bear
Bodfish
William Bayliss
McKenzie River
Banks Land
Pepsikola Tablets Praised By Local Drugstore
A longtime druggist firm touts Pepsikola Tablets as a cure for dyspepsia promising money back if relief is not achieved. The ad states a large stock was bought anticipating high demand and guarantees a 21 cent box will relieve even severe indigestion with no cost if unsuccessful.
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C. E. Anderson
Estillville Burns In Devastating Kentucky Fire
Fire swept Estillville Kentucky across the border into Virginia destroying the Myrtle hotel Addington House several dry goods stores and residences. Loss estimated at 75000 dollars with about a third insured. Fire originated in the Myrtle hotel. King Alfonso to wed Princess Ena in May 1906 according to Madrid correspondence. Princess Ena Battenberg is the daughter of the widow of Princess Henry of Battenberg, youngest sister of King Edward.
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Sergent
Estillville
Kentucky
Virginia
Myrtle Hotel
Addington House
Alfonso
Madrid
The
Correspondencia
Ena of Battenberg
Henry of Battenberg
Edward
Bulldog Holds Pipe In Mouth At Hotel Office
John S. Carroll of the Bennett Moulton Stock company, quartered at the Standen hotel, owns a bulldog famed for always having a pipe in its mouth. The dog, a handsome creature, draws attention in the hotel office whether walking about or resting by the grate. The pipe need not be lit, yet the dog appears lost without it.
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John S. Carroll
Bennett” Moulton Stock Company
Standen
Local Market Ad Highlights Bargains on Meats and Staples
A storefront ad promotes pork tenderloin at 30c per lb, boiled ham 40c, dried beef 30c, bologna 12 percent, bacon 20c per lb wafer sliced, Heinz Saverkract 5c per lb, apple batter 10c per lb, bottled mince meat 10c per lb.
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Heinz’s
Notable fur trade guest arrives from New York
David Steiner head of a major fur house arrives at noon from New York to visit S. W. Snyder Ohio agent of the firm. Steiner will stay several days for pleasure and business as the fur season opens with strong prospects for a large year ahead.
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David Steiner
New York
S. W. Snyder
Ohio
Steiner
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