City Solons Debated Light and Street Improvements in Session
City council met Tuesday with Shaw and Powelson absent. They extended Newark Zanesville & Coshocton traction franchise to October 29, 1903 and passed Seventh and Fifth street assessments. They discussed sewer work, bonded debt, and lighting of the town, noting outages and upgrades amid comparisons with Millersburg.
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Shaw
Powelson
City Bull
Newark, Zanesville & Coshoctun Traction Company
Seventh Street
Fifth Street
Wimmer
Fisher
Dorubh
Walnut Street
Fiflh
Cnestout Street
Johnson
Zugschwert
City Council Adopts Ordinance and Discusses Light Contract
The council passed the ordinance after Mayor Rinner read the light company contract. Clerk Wimmer read a clipping from Wade Bills on the pes ticode at President Weisner's request. Council debated theater tickets, street outlet near Oak Ridge cemetery, city hall repairs, and a steel brush for the street sweeper before adjournment at 8 45.
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McDowell
Wimmer
Juhuson
Weisner
Wade
Cincinnati
Rinner
Light Company
Phen
Shaw
Millersburg
Coshocton
Johnson
Thompson
Oak Ridge Cemetery
City Hall
Hossein
Miss Alice Welch Weds Theodore Dawson In Denver Society Event
The Denver Republican reports the October 15 wedding of Miss Alice Markley Welch to Theodore Beil Dawson at the Welch home. Rev. Hart officiated as guests in palm and chrysanthemum decor watched the gown of duchess satin and orange blossom wreath. The reception followed with family hosts, and the couple plans a honeymoon at Miramonte before residing at 1139 Pearl Street in Denver. Mr. Dawson, a longtime Denver resident tied to the News.
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Denver Republican
Aliice Welch
W. A. Himebaught
Alice Markley Welch
Albert L. Welch
Theodore Beil Dawson
Welch
H. Martyn Hart
Mendelssohn
Tvors
Dora Porter
Eharpe
Jano Drescher
W. A. L Copper
W. 2B
Malburn
Anna Fletcher
Miramonte
Josephine Harrison
Buffalo Park
Denver
Pearl Street
Dawson
Unfortunate accident injures Roscoe man at trestle work
Bert Miller of Roscoe was injured Tuesday while operating a pile driver on the Waihending trestle. A spike flew up from the descending pile driver, struck his jaw, knocked out several teeth, and caused him to fall to the ground, bruising him but with no broken bones.
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Bert Miller
Roscoe
Miller
Sparrow Interruption in Brooklyn Supreme Court Session
During a Brooklyn supreme court session on Wednesday Justice Herrick faced a sparrow that flew in and perched on his head. The bird damaged a lock of hair before escaping as the judge swatted at it.
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Justice Herrick
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Juwatice Herrick
Justice Berrick
Unite for Prosperity and Minority Representation in County Vote
Editor urges voters to support the Republican ticket for congress and local offices, arguing it offers prosperity and progress, while Dems should back minority representation. Claims election decisions determine home rule, economy, and governance quality in the county, calling for cross party unity to achieve reform.
Runners Dunfee brothers held after road chase incident
On a Saturday night W B Shryock traveling with three women and two children was chased by James and William Dunfee near Randles bridge after their buggy collided. The Dunfees threatened and attempted to whip Shryock, were calmed by Rey Patton, and later surrendered to town authorities for a mayoral hearing and bond.
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W. B. Shryock
Laken
Randles Bridge
James
Wm. Dunfee
Duntees
Shryock
Rey Patton
Patton
Coshocton
Mapel
Coalport
Rinner
Bond
Local notices from Coshocton area mix of moves and events
Dr J J Brower has recovered from a stroke and is on the street again. The Heinz Suathermeyer family moves from South Lawn to Sixth and Orange. John Miller moves from Suouth Sixth and Orange to the third addition. Rev Dr Day will preach at Broomstick M P Church Sunday at 10:30 and 7. A ladies social aims to host The Old Maids Convention. W W Cantwell improves from fever. Rev Geo F Ramsberger to speak at West Lafayette M E Church at 6:30 on Freedom's War. Coshocton high school football to play Dennison high next Saturday and at Cushacton the following. T W McCullough elected VP of Columbus branch of the International Union of Commercial Telegraphers. Mrs Margaret Lawyer dies at 73 in Jackson township. funeral 2:30. Stations of the Cross blessed at Sacred Heart Church. Rev Father Lynum assisted. J Markley moves to McCoy firm near Spring Mountain. Delegates to County Sunday school convention to be held Nov 10-11 at West Lafayette. Sophia Moore to marry Gleason Adams on Nov 12 at Sophia Moore's home. Bowling club assembles at Park View alleys. P P DeHart sells half interest in Coshocton Manufacturing to E C Rinner. DeHart pursuing new project.
May Kill Rabbits
State fish and game commissioner warns against killing rabbits year round due to law ambiguity. Col. J. L. Rodgers, president of the commission, states all cases against alleged violators will be dismissed. Columbus Citizen reports the announcement.
Disbanded ZAanesvidle Football Team Faces Uncertain Next Season
The ZAanesvidle high school football team is disbanded due to sickness, poor grades, and fatigue among players. Only five of the regular eleven meet the physical and mental requirements for continuing a team. The community hopes for better luck next year as plans for an independent squad fade. Assistant Secretary Ailee promotes James L. Dalzell from treasury post to a $2,200 clerkship. Dalzell, from Caldwell Ohio, has Civil War veteran and G A R ties and prior law practice.
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Zaanesvidle
Oa Pame
Ion Tout
Ailee
Treasury Department
James L. Dalzell
Dalzell
Alice
Comptroller of
Caldwell
Noble County
Ohio
Ile
G. A. R. Work
Jin
Coshocton Poised for New Pottery Industry Boost
Coshocton may gain a pottery industry employing 225 workers initially, rising to 300 within five years. A seasoned potter, keeping his name private for now, seeks $25,000 in a site and bonus as talks with the board of trade advance. The plant would be 600 feet long with six kilns start, nine by year five.
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Coshocton
Board of Trade
Gentlemab
Political Campaign Glows for R. A. Powelson
A Zanesville Times-Recorder notice lauds R. A. Powelson of Muskingum County for probate judge in Coshocton County. It notes his ten years of law practice, vast support from Democrats and Republicans, and his self-made, trusted character admired by lawyers and citizens alike.
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Zanesville
Coshocton County
Coshocton
Muskingum County
Poweley
Oredd
Mun- Kingum
Powelson
Uis
Splendid Coshocton Athletic Club Meeting Highlight
The Coshocton Athletic Club held a midweek Baptist meeting in the club rooms. Members praised steady progress and good condition, with football plans for seven beyond games and a well equipped gym promising winter social and physical benefits. The Presbyterian Sunday school class, led by Mr. R Johnson, visited Mr. Taylor at his North Fifth Street home with wives and local ministers. After refreshments, Mr. Taylor received a rocking chair as a token of esteem from classmates and teacher.
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Coshocton Athletic Elat
Naason
Cen
Presbyterian
R. Johnson
W. A. Taylor
North Fighth
Hamilton
Ebersole
Frank Lightell
Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Unclaimed Letters at Coshocton Post Office
List of letters remaining unclaimed for the week ending October 27 1902 at Coshocton Ohio. Names include Miss Jennie Bussard Mrs Rachel Bram Mrs Lettie McCleary James Holmes C RB Lucas James G Morton John Pickering Geo W Refford Harvey Shirley Joe A Smith Walker Tormity. Claimants should ask for Advertised and provide the date of the list.
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Coshocton
Ohio
Jennie Bussard
Rachel Bram
Lettie McCleary
James Holmes
C. RB. Lucas
James G. Morton
John Pickering
Geo. W. Refford
Harvey Shirely
Joe A. Smith
Walker Tormity
Liston Means Married in Pittsburg Ceremony
Mr. Linton M. Means and Miss Anna M. Powelson married Tuesday evening October 21 at the bride’s parents home in Pittsburg. The ceremony drew many friends. Means has long resided here and the couple will visit eastern cities before settling at Sewickley.
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Linton M. Means
Anna M. Powelson
Pittsburg
Mr. Means
Pomns
Sorwimbey Naymon
Duquesne
Pittabderg
Bring your job printing to The Age office
Local instruction urges readers to bring all job printing needs to The Age office. The notice emphasizes timely service and reliable deadlines for printing requests.
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Age Office
Circuit Court Decisions Reported in Afternoon Session
Judges delivered decisions in three cases after 2:30 p.m. Judge Donahue reversed a lower court verdict in Thomas Graham v Adams, finding the warranty claim unsupported. The Williams v Fox case affirmed the probate and common pleas rulings, citing a Illinois supreme court decision about sureties. Kitchen v Mimmick dismissed as constitutional challenges to the offices and statutes, with McCormick’s successor deemed defacto street commissioner.
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Douglass
Donahue
Urs
Thomas Graham
John M. Adams
Graham
Adams
Circuit Court
Levi Williams
Mhwer B. Fox
Common Pleas Court
Vorthees
Supreme Court of Linois
Belir
Roche
Probate Court
Kitchen
Mimick
McCormick
Hosselt
Defacto Street
Williamen
Barn Fire Destroys Merry Strome's Barn Near Warsaw
Fire swept a barn east of Warsaw on Tuesday night about 8 o clock destroying two teams a buggy and 4000 bushels of oats. One wagon belonged to Mr Strome and the other to Joseph Elder. The blaze spread to the hay mow as firefighters from Coshocton watched. The barn insured for 800 dollars.
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Merry Strome
Warsaw
Mr. Strome
Joseph Elder
County Teachers Institute to Meet in Warsaw Ohio
The Coshocton County Teachers Institute will hold a session at Warsaw on November 8 1902. West Bedford quartet Beichle Brpton Bowler and Walker with Prof Hosmer offer an agenda including a morning program on The Successful Man of the Twentieth Century and a range of topics in the afternoon such as Decimal Fractions Education is Life and Music in the Rural School. All teachers and interested citizens are invited to attend. W A McCunpy President.
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Warsaw
Ohio
West Bedford Quittet
Beichle
Bripton
Bowler
Walker
Hosmer
Smack
Schools
Dresden
E. O. Buxton
Baldwin University
Berea
L. C. Shaw
Rockies
Sulkirks
J. G. Black
Wooster College
H. S. Plate
Cushoctua
B. BE
Mya
T Et Pest
K. Hosmer
Coshocton
Cs K. Bryant
Coshocton High School
W. A McCunpy
Enthusiastic Maccabees Meeting Initiates Candidate
The Maccabees held a lively Wednesday evening meeting where one candidate was initiated into the order. The degree work was praised by Chas Walker, captain of the team, and strong interest and a large winter membership increase are anticipated.
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Maccabees
Chas
Walker
Bia
Nemberenilpia
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