Labor Endorses Roosevelt and Eight Hour Demand
The American Federation of Labor executive council endorses President Roosevelt, pressing for an eight hour day in private and government work, opposing broad use of injunctions, and urging unity to avoid nonunion disruption. They met with the President to discuss labor legislation, including the eight hour bill and anti injunction measures, while noting differences between government employment and other work. Property transfers and local notices follow, including the purchase of Stewart sisters' property at Chestnut and Sixth, and local job ads and notices from Coshocton and West Lafayette papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Council
The
American Federation of Labor
Sirs and Brothers
Untion
United States
New York
Binders
Miller
Hadeen
Bookbinders' Union
Roosevelt
Work of the Warp Amplified in Modern Paper Making
A Coshocton paper mill under W H Bachert unveils modern improvements and methods. Workers endure loud machinery and odor as straw pulp becomes sheets through bleaching vats, beaters, and twenty three dryers. Upgraded gear includes Reeves speed variator and new rollers enabling quicker shifts between paper grades. Output rises to about fifteen tons daily with forty five to fifty staff, including several women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
W. H. Bachert
Coshock Ton
Mr. Bachert
Wasp
Bachert
Newark
Indiana
Cassingham
Slot machines arrive in Coshocton amid fair week rumor
Eight additional slot machines arrive by Pacific Express to reach nine in town with one more due from Adams Express. Two Coshocton men reportedly head the operation planning to place machines in nine saloons for fair week. Officials fear lawbreaking and Mayor Rinner is expected to enforce laws and keep machines out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapel
Frank Levens
Coshocton
Rinner
Eighth Annual Reunion of Ohio Cavalry Units Held in Marietta
Veteran Rough Riders report a pleasant gathering at Buell Post hall as Company L First Ohio Cavalry and Company M Seventh Ohio Cavalry held their eighth annual reunion on the last Saturday in September. Attendance remained good and interest grows with each passing year.
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Rough Riders
Company L. First
Ohio Cavalry
Company
New Residence Planned on Stewart Property
Mrs Barron has bought fifty feet of the Stewart property on North Sixth street and will soon start building a fine modern residence.
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Pr. J Co
Hutton
Stewart Sisters
Chestnut and
Sixth Street
Barron
Stewart
North Sixth Street
Ridgeway Debuts First Weekly Newspaper
The village of Ridgeway launches its first ever weekly paper edited by Dr. Galen, marking a new local news source and community hub for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeway
Galen
Fever Scare Closes Dillonvale Public Schools
Dillonvale public schools closed for a week by order of the board of education due to a scarlet fever scare affecting several students and prompting precautionary measures district wide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillonvale
Board of Education
Reunion for Seventy-sixth O V J at Conesville
The twenty fifth annual reunion of the Seventy six O V J will be held at Conesville on a Wednesday in October. Local details and exact date to follow.
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Seventy-sixth
Conesville
Pennsylvania
Brotherhood of St Andrew's National Convention
cofMult
Pennsylvania Lines
Handsome Sixth Street Theatre Opens With Arizona
Coshocton welcomed the handsome Sixth Street Theatre with the Arizona company in a full opening night. The new house earns praise for interior warmth and comfort, from rose decor to roomy seats and dedicated ushers. The Arizona production impressed patrons with strong stagecraft, a capable company, and a well balanced scenic effort by Armbruster and Adams Brothers.
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Coshocton
Sixth Street
Arizona
New York
The
Comany
T J Hanley
John Williams
William Rodgers
J. C. Adams
Joseph P. Callahan
Fred W Elliost
Columbus
Bmiders
Adams Brothers & Weasel
New Weller
Zanesville
Armbruster of Columbus
Ransom Dry Goods Company
Grand old man of the piece shines in strong stage cast
Joseph Greene leads a fine performance with Francis M Ball as Denton and Bonita played by Miss Bradley. Tony the Mexican vaqueur charms with quaint words while Sergeant Keller stands out. Excursionists flock to tonight’s show at 7:15 with curtain at 8:15 and strong praise for the new Coshocton Sixth Street theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Greene
Francis M. Ball
Denton
Bonita
Mr. Fernandez
Tony
Miss Bradley
Maricopa Valley
Sergeant Keller
Mr. Graham
Paiser
Arizona Company
Coshocton
Age
Sixth Street
Johnsons Party Tactics Across States Amid 1903 Debates
Article analyzes Democratic actions in Maryland Mississippi and Ohio, led by figures like Arthur P. Gorman Edward W Carmack and Tom Johnson. It discusses efforts to disfranchise black voters the push for constitutional amendments and the impact on state taxation and the single tax. It notes Mississippi and Ohio dynamics and the political risk to Johnsons party if power wanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Maryland
Mississippi
Baltimore
Arthur P.gorman
United States Senate
Democracy
United States
Tom Johnson
Ohio
Gorman
Edward W. Carmack
Tennessee
Congress
Solid South
Democratic Party of
Major Vardaman
Vardaman
Dental leaders and dignitaries to meet in Steubenville
On Oct 12 13 and 14 W and L Coshocton will rate $2.35 to Akron return for Grand Council Royal and Select Masters and Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons of Obl with a return by Oct 17 1903. The Ohio Dental Association will meet in Steubenville on November 29 with several from the bottom of the state attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. & L. E. Coshocton
Akron
Grand Council Royal and
Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons of
Ohio Dental Association
Steubenville
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West Lafayette
Jean Brown
J. PL. Forbes
John Familton
Battle Creek
Mich
Blanche Holson
Whittier Street
West Catnette
HIVE
Pacific
Callahan
Fred Compton Charlies Ransom
Malcom Baker
Clyde Wisenburg
Walter Daring
Lee Williams
Frank de Hart
George Dudley
Emily Smith
Johnnie
Julian Edwards
ARS Keler-Bela-O
Dare Devil
Laurent
J. W Newton
W. D. Lint
L. Shepler
J. A. Tompkins
Ottis Riggs
H. V. Shepler
Walter
Hal Reid Brand
Augustus Thomas
Henry Canby
Yerronel
T. H. Wheeler
Frank Hay
Seth C Duncan
Attorney-At-Law
Belby Block
Main Street
Pomerene
W. R. Pomerene
F .B. Pomerene
Attorneys-At-Law
Burns Block
Fourth
Davis & Carr
Selby Building
Finley & Wernett
Fifth
J. M. Coppton
Eastside Public Square
Equity Building
Nicholas
F.C. Hay Building
W. A. Himebaugh
R. A. Powelson
Hunt Block
Coshocton, Ohio
Leve Williams
Hay Building
Walker & Cantwell’s
E. L. Brady
G & & Ricketts Pecans
Court House
Citizen's
Janzs
R. K. Merriam, M. D
Lorenz Building
Citizens 'Phone No
T. C. Roche
Hunt Building
Main St
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Peoples Banking and Trust Company
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