Wheels of New Pottery Started in Coshocton
The Pope Gosser pottery plant in Coshocton began operating Tuesday with the mud end in production and about ten to fifteen workers. As clays are prepared, a kiln will start next week, followed by glazing and decorating. The company plans to bring in twenty to thirty families within three weeks and more as the plant expands, boosting local commerce and citizenship. Misses Eloise and Stella Newton visit grandparents near Newcomerstown this week.
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Coshocton
Judge L Donley appoints Prof Everhart to county examiners
Judge L Donley named Prof Everhart Monday to replace Prof N S McClure on the county examiners board. Everhart, longtime Canal Lewisville school superintendent, is described as educated. The salary is about one hundred dollars yearly with ten dollars per examination if under sixty applicants. clergy get four dollars extra per exam.
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L. Donley
Everhart
McClure
Lewisville
Auditor Busy With Treasurers in Coshocton County
County Auditor Lamberson handles 44 treasurers from 22 townships and 12 school districts who must settle by September 1. Nearby, a team from Gnadenbutten defeated Dresden 30 to 0 with Will Dave of Coshocton pitching for Dresden.
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Lamberson
Coshocton
Gnadenbutten
Dresden
Will Dave
Ohio Building at World’s Fair to cost thirty thousand dollars
Plans for Ohio's World’s Fair pavilion describe a handsome building with $30,000 cost and $75,000 state appropriation. The site adjoins Missouri and Illinois, east of the Government Building, with a knolled terrace design, ivory pavillion finishes, gold leaf ridges, and expansive upper rotunda offices.
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Ohio
State Commission
Missouri
Illinois
United States Government
U. S. Fisheries Pavillion
Hagee Cordial of Cod Liver Oil Ad
An old advertisement promotes Hagee Cordial of Cod Liver Oil as effective for summer complaints indigestion vitality and appetite. It claims rapid repair of waste and building of healthy tissue and notes no grease or odor, marketed by chemical company via druggists.
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Hagee
All Draggiets
Tape, Chemical Co
Coshocton to Build New Carnegie Library
Active work begins on Coshocton's 15,000 library designed by Columbus architect Hart. Brick and stone structure stands 48 feet high, features a central librarian desk, separate adult and children's reading rooms, and a 200 seat assembly hall. Plans include basement playrooms and a kitchen, with material selection to be made after a trustee material trip.
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Coshocton
Hart
Columbus
Shawnee
Roseville
Fourth Street
Lbrarian
Pomerene & Pomerene
Coshocton National Bank
Immortal J N to Lift the Veil in Toledo Visit
The Immortal J N known as J N the Only Philosopher arrived in Toledo to announce a future lifting of the veil. He claims birth in Franklin County Pennsylvania and past teaching in Wyandotte County Ohio in 1845. He declines to reveal his age and travels in a nomadic life while dictating announcements to newspapers.
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J. N. Free
J. N
Toledo
Saya
Wanderer
United States
Free
Franklin County
Pennsylvania
Wyandotte County
Upper Sandusky
Grant
Lee
Charlie Foster
the Treasury
Charles Foster
Fostoria
Ohio
Increase in U S petroleum production in 1902 report
H Oliphant reports to the United States Geological Survey that crude petroleum production in 1902 rose to 80,894,590 barrels, led by Texas and California gains, with Indiana and other states increasing output while exports fell slightly from 1901. Prices per barrel changed across regions, and total wells reached about 15,000 with a large investment in development.
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United States Geological Survey
Appalachian
Lima-Indiana
Apalachian
United States
Texas
California
Indiana
Louisiana
Kansas
Kentucky
Tennessee
Indian Territory
Wyoming
West Virginia
Ohio
Pennsylvania Petroleum
Lima-Indiana Petroleum
California Petroleum
Texas Petroleum
Imaniag Makes Attempt to Assassinate President
A historic untitled piece reports Imaniag’s alleged bid to meet Lincoln, with Free supposedly financing and pursuing an unreal campaign, while another item in Oyster Bay notes Frank Wellbronner’s arrest near Theodore Roosevelt’s home. The tale blends eccentric panic with naval-like rhetoric about motive and sanity.
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Oyster Bay
Frank Weil Lronner
Sagamore Hill
Roosevelt
Secret Service
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Swift
Best Lord
J. P. Zerbe
The
Ohio Building
Bureau of Information
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Strine
Labor Day
KE B McClellan
Uhrichsville
NEW Carnegie Library
New York
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Washington
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A. Merchent
M. E. Church
Plessere
Merchant
Amy
the Life Plant CO
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