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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1905
Page
4
The piece describes subscription terms and delivery issues for The Daily Age, with notices about publication policies, rates, and deadlines. It mentions Coshocton and Kosciusko areas, and praises Edward Compton and the Daily Republican's editor Kempton, noting improvements and reader appreciation.
Republican electors of Coshocton corporation and Tuscarawas township are notified of a primary to be held September 14, 1903, from noon to 7 pm in four wards. Offices include mayor, president of council, solicitor, treasurer, board of public service, ward councilmen, assessor, and township trustee. Candidates must file by September 12.
A collage of snippets from newspapers notes decadence in France, a faltering American circus, a Denver phonograph boast, a patent cure for consumption, an upcoming November eclipse, farmyard humor about roosters and glass, and Japan’s war costs. The sources include St. Louis Post Dispatch, Washington Post, Baltimore American, Toledo Blade, and New York Herald.
A notice states W A Smith is a candidate for mayor of Cashieton, subject to Republican primary decision. It also announces J S Crawford as a candidate for a seat on the Board of Public Service, before the Republican city primary.
Mrs George Lee of this city won a handsome tambourine for selling the largest number of admission tickets to the Salvation Army wedding celebration during Old Home week. She sold 200 tickets.
The cholera threat in Germany grows as cases appear along the Welschel and nearby Baltic regions. The Prussian cabinet orders surveillance, public notices, and expert deployment to contain the outbreak amid memories of Russia’s 1899 93 toll. Local relief efforts also report stranded circus families seeking funds.
Coshecton town held a lively village meeting Thursday night to choose a new janitor for Roscoe Public School. Seven candidates competed with strong support, and James Randles won the post. The same evening the bond of treasurer Edward LeKetilley was filed and accepted for $1500 with sureties Frank R. Martin and Robert Finlay.
Court bids detail Lapp road sections with John Lapp and Kiesy McCleary costs and bridge work by Chan ey Probst while Seth Boal grades box culverts. A transcript notes Seth Snyder vs Thomas Williams appeal. $450 verdict in common pleas. law firms Voorhees Stockum. Marriage license Stewart Hagelbarger and Ida Robinson. New store lease talk with Reality Co. Police court actions cite John Gross over screen ordinance, two gum sellers fined. Salvation Army evangelist Mrs Magete Dickinson to begin city hall meetings Sept 4 with daily sessions.
Workmen move the stone parapet in front of Dr. Smith's residence beside the Realty building back to the property one. Church work nears completion with dedicatory services probable October first. Sick list notes Will Pfeiffer’s tonsillitis confinement and Mr Joseph Urler’s gradual improvement. Miss Ethel Clark shows slight improvement.
Praire fle Presizert reports in Moscow that the Russkal Slovo published a two column eulogy praising President Roosevelt for his role in the last three months. The piece concludes that Roosevelt’s personality is crowned with a halo of peace. Liberal Moscow powers express joy at the peace conclusion.
Skeletons over seven feet long unearthed in a grave pit at Forest near Fond Du Lac Wisconsin. Skulls large as two people, thigh bones about six inches longer than a six foot man, bones well preserved. Likely remains of a prehistoric race to be sent to Milwaukee for examination.
Excursion tickets to Richmond Virginia on September 9 10 and 11 offered by Pennsylvania Lines for Farmers National Congress annual meeting. Tickets available at all ticket stations with details on fares routes and train times from local tickets offices.
Mrs Deborah Harris wife of Henry Harris dies at her daughter's home on South Lawn avenue at 9 20 am age 14 years 6 months. Survived by husband three daughters and one son Leonard Vincent Mary L Nown Matilda Fortune Robin Harris. Services at Le Vincent home Sunday afternoon then burial at South Lawn cemetery. Reverend Lucas Wild leads. Dr Temple noted. Mayor Rinner says vacancy on board of public safety not filled until next month.
James Slaughter arrived home Friday morning from Livingston county Illinois where he spent two months with a threshing outfit. He says Livingston county is the garden spot of Illinois and this year's crops are enormous with corn expected to be among the largest in state history and oats averaging forty eight bushels per acre with some fields at sixty seven.
Floyd Shafer proprietor of a Third Street restaurant filed charges Friday morning with Chief of Police Mapel accusing Lieutenant Paul Johnson of conduct unbecoming an officer. Mapel conducts a formal investigation.
Newcomerstown Sunday school group traveled through Coshocton on their morning route to Columbus where they will spend the day.
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