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Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1905

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Masquerade Night Brings Lively Skating Parade

A big masquerade at the Park rink drew crowds and strong praise for outfits. Prizes went to T H Wheeler, George W Sigafoos, A G Jones, with Sprague and Miss Clara Hottman winning gentlemen and ladies prizes. Karl Hinig wowed as a crossdressed masquerade, prompting the crowd to cheer as he unmasked. Prices were cut in half for next events and skating fees listed.

Park T. H. Wheeler George W. Sigafoos First National Bank Greenville A. GL. Jones Cuy Sprague Clara Hottman Sprague Hottman Karl Hinig Mr. Hinig

Train Jumping Arrests Spark West Lafayette Row

Panhandle railway officials planned to arrest two youths with Charles Fisher after his death. Detective Dorney failed to nab Harry McClain and Jesse Middleton, as Frank Michaels preempted and had them fined five dollars and twenty cents each for train jumping. Doney then charged Michaels for an earlier unpaid portion of his fine.

Panhandle Charles Fisher West Lafayette Dorney Harry McClain Jesse Middleton Frank Michaels the Twain Stoneburner Naney Doney Squire Wimmer Michaels

Meek Co Seeks Women for Piecework Amid Booming Orders

The Meek Company places an ad offering good wages for women to take work home. J F Meek says demand is overwhelming and they are straining capacity. The firm also seeks fifty girls and twenty five boys at once as Coshocton headlines boast Ohio prosperity.

Meek Company The Meek Co J. F. Meek Age Coshocton Ohio

Cartridge May Flave Saved Her

Police at the station review a shooting incident where Mrs Tubbs survived after a cartridge failed to explode on the first trigger pull. Three loaded shells were found, one of which sappered, suggesting the misfire may have saved her life as she moved to escape.

Tubbs Lhis Mapel

Is Joe Karr Returning Home With a Bride

Joe Karr formerly of Keene now works for a street railway in Akron spent a week in Iowa. His brother Frank in Bosd & Me, Connell's office received a letter saying Joe would visit his home here from Jows. He is expected Saturday night and may be accompanied by a bride on his return from the plains.

Joe Karr Keene Akron Iowa Frank Bosd & Me Connell Etter Joe Jows Tie

Revival meetings at Christian Union church begin Sunday

Special revival meetings start Sunday morning at 10 30 o clock and run for thirty days. Evangelist Wolfe of Troy Ohio and others assist Rev Dillin. All are invited. Sunday morning sermon topic Getting Ready. Evening topic Preparing a Place.

Christian Union Church Evangelist Wolfe Troy Ohio Dillin

Pattison to Address Tonight's W L E Train Meeting

Democrats in the city await tonight's Sixth Street theatre event with John M. Pattison as governor candidate and T B Powell of Columbus as speakers. Powell arrives at 7:23 p m from Columbus, Pattison at 8:12 p m from Canal Dover, with a street band planned. The notice also corrects an error in Mrs St John obituary reporting Albert Flint as her son.

Sixth Street Theatre John M. Patison T. B. Powell Columbus Panhandle Mr. Pattison Wheeling Canal Dover Mrs. St. John Albert Flint Fay

Akron Man Seeks Divorce over Repeated Injuries

John Giark files in common pleas court for divorce from Rhoda Giark claiming she struck him about once weekly for three years. He says he carried a black eye continuously during that period. Local market ad follows with 406 lb special grocery prices.

Akron John Giark Rhoda Common Pleas Court

Father dies after prayer for dying son to live

In Youngstown Ohio on October 26 John H McMahon aged 66 died after a four week illness. Two months earlier he had prayed for his ill son to die in his place and his plea appeared answered when the son improved the next day. The elder man then fell gravely ill with liver trouble and dropsy.

Youngstown John H. McMahon McMahon Young McMahon

Republican meeting to hear Warren and Harding at Sith Street

Tomorrow at 1 20 p m the Republican gathering in the Sith Street theatre will feature Lieutenant Governor Warren and Governor Harding as a substitute for ill Senator Foraker. The event promises an intellectual address and a discussion of campaign issues with music from the Imperial band. All invited.

Warren &G. Harding Senator Foraker Cincinnati Sith Street Governor Harding Ohio Inkperial

Roosevelts Southern Forest Mission in 1903 Tour

President Theodore Roosevelt visits Roswell and Atlanta with a large public reception and meets Stonewall Jackson's widow in Charlotte. He urges forest preservation from the Bay of Fundy to the Gulf and calls for national control of higher Appalachians to protect water and future generations. He also criticizes rail rate regulation, urging an administrative body to curb abuses and prevent favoritism in rail competition.

Georgia North Carolina Stonewall Jackson Atlanta Roosevelto Day Roswell Roosevelt Washington Durham Greensboro High Point Leamgton Salisbury Charlotte Bay of Fundy Gulf Appalachians South

Grand Lodge of Masons Concludes Election of Officers

The Grand Lodge of Masons in session at Cincinnati elected officers for the Ohio body including Grand Master Lewis P. Schuus of Newark and Deputy Grand Master Horace A Irwin of Dayton. George D. Copeland of Marion as Senior Grand Warden and C F Hopkinson of Zanessine as Junior Grand Warden. R R Rickley of Columbus named Grand Treasurer and Jacob Bromwell of Cincinnati as Grand Secretary. Columbus chosen as next meeting place for October 1906. Mrs Hood left for Scottdale to visit her sister.

Cincinnati Ohio

Money Stolen Express Cash Recovered as Cunliffe Confesses

Police recover 79,953.55 of 101,000 stolen from Adams Express. money found at brother in law Joseph Boardman’s Bristol home. Cunliffe, arrested in Bridgeport, admits theft, regrets action, and offers to return to Pittsburg. he says he burned the missing 20,000.

Bristol Conn George Edward Cunliffe Adams Express Company Pittsburg Joseph W. Boardman Cunliffe Bridgeport Boardman Brixton Boardman House Electric Repress Company of Hartford Wes Meims Captain Belden J.C. Curtis Adama Express Company New England Cunlife Thornhill New York Bridgepeck Cty

Antul Storm on Lake Erie Tragedy Near Lorada

A Lake Erie storm today wrecked the steamer Sarah B. Sheldon off Lorada four miles east. Fifteen crew members were aboard, with several jumping overboard as the vessel began to break up. at least two drowned. The wreck leaves a grim scene as onlookers note the water and cold in the aftermath.

Lake Erie Sarah Sheldon Lorada

Mrs Dickerson Testifies Against Husband Before Jury

A buzz filled the courthouse as Mrs. Ben Dickerson and her two boys testified before the grand jury against her husband and father. The Dickerson case is occupying the grand jury’s time for the week’s deliberations amid court activity in Common Pleas and Probate Court inventories and settlements.

Dickerson Court House Ben Dickerson Grand Jury

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