The Daily Age Delivery Rates and Notice Details
The Daily Age lists carrier delivery throughout Weabotton or Roscoe at ten cents weekly. Subscribers on routes who are met and receive papers promptly are asked to extend the same favor to the office. Notices for church festivals fundraisers lodge meetings obituaries and all advertisements are charged five cents per line and communications to individuals are discouraged. The Daily Age is not mailed unless prepaid and remains active until the prepaid time ends. It is sold at E. Idecgon’s drug store F. F. Smith’s news stand Greek American Candy and Shrigley’s Smoke House.
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Weabotton
Roscoe
Pattison's Insurance Policy Loan Policy Rates Contested
A Muskingum County man with an Union Central Insurance policy sought a loan on the policy and was offered 6 percent interest, higher than typical 5 percent rates. The dispute intersects with the Pattison gubernatorial candidacy and criticism of Union Central's tax returns and practices.
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Zanesville
Aig
Hamiltin County
Tatoo
Union Centra
John Mo Pattison
Union Central
Democrats
Pattison U
Springfield. Mass
Cailaure
Ohio
Pattison
Cincinnate Times-Star
Union Central Company
Interese
Peter Hitchcock on probate judge qualifications and common sense
The late Peter Hitchcock, longtime Ohio Supreme Court judge and former chief justice, argued that probate courts need not be led by legally trained judges. He said a capable accountant with ordinary intelligence could fill the role as well as a lawyer, stressing practical skill over legal expertise.
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Peter Hitchcock
Supreme Court of Ohio
de BR
Edwards
Lithographs of Governor Herrick Now Available
The Age office offers free lithographs of Governor Herrick for pick up. A church property sale is announced with a plan to resolve the upcoming matter under Judge Manwell. The Salvation Army may take control of the property at once if needed.
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Handsome
Herrick
Manwell
Amusements Rowland and Clifford Present Over Niagara Falls
The big sensation Over Niagara Falls comes to the Sixth Street theatre Tuesday night. The locals open the story at Lake Chautauqua and travel a stretch of the country including Goat Island above Niagara Falls. A well balanced company features Mr. el Henderson Mr. Tommy Smith Mr Louise Wainwright Miss Flora Fairfield Miss Florence Severence and other noted dramatic artists.
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Rowland & Clifford
Niagara Falls
Sixth Street
Lake Chautauqua
Goat Island
el Henderson
Tommy Smith
Louise Wainwright
Flora Fairfield
Florence Severence
Evening Smile A Positive Note On Inheritance
A misread newspaper snippet reflects on wealth and charity as the nameless subject contemplates how inheriting a fortune could aid the poor. The tone hints at social commentary on economic disparity and benevolence.
Dresden Republicans Announce Local Ticket for Office
The Dresden Republicans met Thursday night and named a ticket headed by Wilcox as mayor and Henry Peffer as marshal. Other nominees include J R MeAtee, Albert Long, Benjamin Sobel for councils, Ralph Pantes for clerk, Henry Schumacher as treasurer, and James Butler for cemetery trustee. Electorate slate also lists James Johns as trustee, William Akeroyd and George C Adams as justices, W K Burthh and Sylvanus Coss as constables, Charles H Rooney as treasurer, L T Carter as assessor, and T McPhee for supervisor. A note also mentions Mrs. Austins pancakes for breakfast.
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Dresden
Tresden
Hha Wilcox
Henry Peffer
J. R. MeAtee
Albert Long
Benjamin Sobel
Ralph "Pantes
Henry I. Schumacher
James Butler
James Johns
William Akeroyd
George C. Adams
W. K K. Burthh
Sylvanus Coss
Charles H. Rooney
L. T. Carter
T. McPhee
Elmer Dover Still Rising in National Profiles
The Washington Post compliments Elmer Dover secretary of the Republican National Committee. Born in Morgan County Ohio he rose from journalism to Hanna's secretary and head of Republican HQ. Now based in New York for the winter he remains RNC secretary and active in congressional sessions.
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Washington Post
Elmer Dover
Walmer Dover
Republican National Committee
Willard
Senator Hanna
Dover
Washington
New York
Ln Hanna
Morgan County
Ohio
Akron
Portsmouth
National Committee
Hanna
Chicago
Congress
British Births Slack as France's Births Falling
London reports the bishop of London Dr. Ingram addressing clergy at St Paul’s Cathedral on the falling birth rate. He warns the decline mirrors Roosevelt’s concerns and calls it an artificial diminution, influenced by deliberate prevention of conception among the middle classes.
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London
Ingram
St. Pauly
Roosevelt
England
Ohio Led In Natural Gas Production in 1904
An USGS report by F. H. Oliphant highlights 1904 natural gas production in the United States. The nation produced 98 percent of world supply, with 246.6 billion cubic feet valued around 38.5 million dollars, driven by new fields in Ohio and Kansas and large wells in West Virginia and Pennsylvania.
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United State Geological Survey
F. H. Oliphant
United States
Ohio
Kansas
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Good Roads Association Organized in Columbus
The Old Good Roads Association held an organization meeting in Columbus with Martin Dodge of Cleveland elected president, George W. Lattimer of Columbus as treasurer, Charles W. Dawson of Lima as recording secretary, and Samuel Huston of Columbus as corresponding secretary. The group outlined its plan to organize chapters in every county.
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Columbus
Old Good Roads
Martin Dodge
Cleveland
George
W. Lattimer
Chas. W. Dawson
Lima
Samuel Huston
Coesig
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MB Ask Publishing Company
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Coshocton
Daily Age
Bataam
Browning
Sheri Browning
Gail
James Manner
Payer
Sherif Browning
Cashocton
Ham Browning
Sage of the Age
Pei
Bond
Our Boys
Forbes
Coshocton, O
Aeriman
Harry Sunchkiry
Mauch Chunk
West the Bowels
Faiatedja
Pet
Do Rood
Ee Ia
Hextey Sanes
Chivege
H.y
Owotner
Ueti
France
Ntaeg
Dwinell- Wright
Young Hyson
Japan
Dawson & Smith
People’s Grocery and Baking Co
W. H. Williams
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