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Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1905

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County Fair Opens Tuesday With Full Blast

Coshocton county fairs open Tuesday with racing entries promising a strong speed program. The week features grand grounds bustle, Children’s Day with free admission, and multiple excursion trains on Thursday drawing 15,000 to 20,000 visitors. Racing entries list 2:20 pace and trot purses of 300 dollars, with many competitors from Coshocton and surrounding towns.

Coshocton Panhandie L. B Rigel B. G M. G. Cele Gallipolis Jhio Joe Scriber

Senator Foraker To Speak Here In Coshocton

Public notice says Senator J B Foraker will address a meeting in Coshocton on Saturday afternoon October 21. The event marks his first visit in sixteen years, likely drawing a large crowd. If weather permits, the gathering will be in the courthouse square. otherwise indoors.

Court House Square Coshocton Republican _ State, committee J B. Foraker Foraker Ohio

Restore Wages Before Strike Say Textile Workers

Fall River textile workers vote to restore wages to levels prior to the July 25 1903 cut, starting Oct. 23, while not demanding an advance from M D C Borden. The council notes better cloth markets and orders. about 36,000 operatives face shared adversity as trade improves. Football games: Fall River high school to play Newark next Saturday or Wednesday pending negotiations. New Philadelphia to oppose a week later.

Fall River Mass Fall River Textile Council Textile Council M.D. C. Borden New York Fall River Iron Works Company Manufacturers’association Borden Taylweard Newark New Philadelphia

Coshocton High Edges Zanesville High In Close Game

Coshocton High defeated Zanesville High 12 to 11 at Zanesville's grounds in a hard fought battle. Denman starred with two long runs for Coshocton, recovering fumbles and scoring one 25 yard and one 75 yard touchdown. Zanesville fumbled away their chance in the tense second half.

Coshocton High Zanesville High Clasé Zneésvillene Zanesville Coshocton Denman Coshoctons Zanesviles Oval

Stolen bicycle recovered by owner after ride ends in arrest

Joe Thompson recovered his bicycle stolen from in front of a Hickory street feed store last Tuesday. He tracked the wheel to West Chestnut street where Charles Steele, seen intoxicated, had left it at the Stanford home. Thompson swore out a warrant for Steele’s arrest.

Joe Thompson Hickory Street Joe Thomson Stanford West Chestnut Street Charles Steele Renner Steele Mr. Thomson Steele Bat

Arch Brown Gets a Stiff Workhouse Sentence

Archie Brown arrested after holding up Mrs Carson Edwards on South Lawn avenue. He pleaded guilty to assault and battery before Mayor Runner and received a $100 fine and 99 days in the Columbus workhouse. Chief Mapel took him to Columbus at noon.

Arch Brown Archie Brown Carson Edwards South Lawn Avenue Runner Brown Columbus Mapel Coshocton

Monster Puff Ball Biggest Mushroom Yet Seen Nearby

The giant puff ball, largest from Coshocton county, was found by Attorney T. H. Wheeler and party on a hillside near West Lafayette. Weighing 3 1 2 pounds with a 26 3 4 inch circumference, it was described as fine edible and to be served for dinner.

Coshocton County T. H. Wheeler College Grounds West Lafayette Lizzie Wilson Wheeler

Instructors Chosen For Next Coshocton Teachers Institute

Coshocton county teachers institute association meets at the high school and hires lecturers for next year. Supt Kendall of Indianapolis schools Prof A D Graham of Agricultural College of QC S A, Prof Tussing of Ruh Medical College Chicago was here this summer. Institute dates August 27 to 31 in the Chestnut street building. Prof Richer presided.

Coshocton County

New Enamel Plant Factory Set to Begin Work Next Friday

Excavation for a new enamel plant will start Friday once plans arrive from Dubuque Iowa. Ar enixed C. N. Hoper an expert engineer and architect met RaffSpellacy officials here last week. The initial plant will measure 120 by 100 feet and will be enlarged as business grows. Raff is hiring workers for construction now. Grade Cards Ready Tuesday for the fire.

Boyd Shoeton County Ohio Coshoeton County Dubuque Iowa C. N. Hoper Rafff-Spellacy , Company Ralff

Captain Carl Allen Shoots Self in Newark Ohio

Captain Carlos B. Allen, 30, former inspector of rifle practice and new purchasing agent, killed himself at home in Newark Ohio. He left a widow and one son, and had recently become despondent over losing a Detroit firm position.

Newark Carlos B. Allen American Hide and Leather Company Cincinnati Allen Ith & Detroit Aimong Ohio Marksmen

Coshocton Team Loses Hard Fought Game at Muskingum

The Coshocton football squad visits Muskingum College in New Concord and falls in a fiercely contested Saturday afternoon clash. Muskingum, playing on their home field with a heavier lineup and seasoned coaching, pulls away late after a tight first half. The Coshocton line stifled the home defense early, but Muskingum’s stronger second half secures the win.

Coshocton New Concord Muskingum College Muskingum Bunch Coshocton Boys Littl Muskingum Uni Cushoctons Collegians Coshocton Iteam Muskingums

Missionary Convention Opens at Eleventh Street Church

Opening session of the O C H S annual convention was held at Eleventh Street Church of Christ. Miss Mary Lyon, state secretary of the C W B M, arrived to give addresses, urging missionary work and global outreach. Tomorrow features committee meetings and business of "The Child and the Kingdom."

Eleventh Street Church of Christ Mary Lyon Ume Ohio L. J. McConnell C. M Leon

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