Dedication to Following Christ the Way Truth and Life
A speaker discusses the phrase I am the way the truth and the life, tracing its meaning through Thomas and Jesus. He argues the path is about following Christ to reach Heaven, not defined by metaphysical terms, and urges continual devotion and example to live Christ-like.
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Wested
Seatch
Moffat
Jesus Christ
Thomas
Pregampious
Heaven
Thoms
Christ
Red Home
Enmrensas
Jesus
Lse
God
Dems
Rad
Hhis
Bock
Bey Pancing Renee
Hamilton
M. D. Custer
Tutoling Committee
Custer
George Gray
Edward Hanlon
Board of
Palmer of
Columbus
Patterson of
Cregg
Allegheny
Presbyterian Church
Hamillion
Dr. Clark
Crumley
Weber
Johnston
Mechlin
Keene
Jones
Clark
George Richie
Anderson
Daily Age Makes Post Office Note at Coshocton
The Daily Age lists postal handling details and pricing for distribution by carrier, notes subscription and insertion charges, and states notices such as obituaries and society items will be charged per line. It mentions sale points at local stores and urges advance payment for mail delivery.
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Roscoe
Adatess Heer
Mallty
Roscoe Village Republican caucus sets October meeting
The Republican electors of Roscoe Ohio will convene at the town hall on Thursday October 5 1905 at 7:00 pm to nominate candidates for mayor treasurer clerk three councilmen and one assessor. The notice is by W H Wilson committeeman.
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Roscoe
Ohio
W. H. Wilson
Man Killed in Railroad Crossing Tragedy
The report details the death of Rand Band and possible involvement of a drunken sniper near a railroad crossing at 4 a.m. It notes Band’s brothers in Michigan and a father in Indiana, with remains held in Baltic awaiting relatives’ disposal orders. An unrelated ad promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and a pension increase for James Littick of Co. F, 1st OVI.
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Rand
Tach Hall
Locl
John Band
Michigan
Indiana
Baltic
M. W. Wimmer
James Littick
Regiment
Settlement dispute and campaign influence questioned
An attorney is shown handling estate settlement after Dr Edwards' case. The article criticizes Roche and Donley for pressuring nonattorneys to act in probate matters, citing their own courtroom practices with multiple lawyers. The piece hints at motives tied to Judge Donley’s re election and includes a paid health ad for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea.
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T. C. Roche
R. L. Donley
Warsaw
Dr. Edwards
Uung
Roche
Donley
Common Pleas Court
Nicholas
Prison Jobs and Death Notice Roils City Street
Jennie Seely Maggie Fitch and Johnnie Easton were arrested by Officer Hawkins in the long row on Fast Chestnut street for intoxication and disorderly conduct. Easton and Seely were sentenced in Mayor Rinnet's court to Columbus work house and sent by Chief Mapel on the noon train. Fitch was released after a telegram informed her mother had died in Columbus. James Salinger was arrested by Officer Decker for intoxication and slated for later appearance.
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Jennie Seely
Maggie Fitch
Johnnie Easton
Offeer Hawkins
Long Row
James Salinger
Decker
Appointment of Assignee for Edward D. Randles Estate
Levi D. Williams appointed assignee in trust for creditors of Edward D. Randles. Creditors must present claims duly authenticated for allowance. Notice dated September 18, 1905 with a consideration of $18-25-02 referenced.
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Edward D. Randles
A. D
Levi D. Williams
German Alliance Insurance Company Certified to Transact in Ohio
Ohio Insurance Department reports the German Alliance Insurance Company of New York is authorized to operate in Ohio on a capital stock plan. For the year ending December 31 prior, assets totaled 1 878 068 75, liabilities 441 112 58, net assets 887 856 19, paid up capital 400 000 00, cash income 607 770 00, and cash expenditures 80 204 5b. A. I. Vorys signs and seals the certificate.
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State of Ohio
Columbus
AL. Vorys
State of
Ohio
German Alliance Insurance Company
New York
Alngus
Agargat Loys
Gamage
A. I, Vorys
Ins
Mt Vernon Christian Conference Seeks Mortgage on Coshocton Church
The Mt Vernon Christian Conference of the Christian Church Ohio filed a petition in Coshocton County Common Pleas to incumber its Coshocton real estate known as Inglot No 556 to secure a loan for paying debts from erecting the church. The petition asks for authority to encumber the property and for relief, with a hearing set for October 25, 1905. Attorney J M Compton represents the petitioner.
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Mt. Vernon
Coshocton
Christian Church
J. M. Compton
Have your job printing done at The Age Office
An item urges readers to arrange printing services at The Age Office confirming availability and location for job printing needs.
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Rocky Mountain
B. Anderson
Hollister
C. J. Anderson
Neufchatel
Delicatessen Dep’t
Dawson & Smith
Wain & Gih
Age Office
Coshocton County
Robert Boyd
Sec’v. Coshocton
Agricultural Society
Long Bros
Main St
Peacock
Man
St. Theater
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