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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1907
Page
4
The readable fragments discuss platform issues, prohibition, and party strategy. It references Republicans and a prohibition faction, with hints of campaigning aims and voter impact. The piece shows a chaotic, satire-like tone about political messaging and party lines.
An essay argues for women’s vital role in world labor and progress, contrasting past views with present capabilities. It praises women’s intellect and craftsmanship, noting shifts toward broader participation in home, industry, and artistic spheres while urging continued recognition of female contributions.
A long Shorthand style notice from the Tuscarawas Township Republican group outlines the September 21 1907 date for nominating and voting. It names polling sites in Coalbawey Ward and nearby streets and lists positions to be filled with Republican candidates.
The article describes a library planning to purchase additional books and notes winter conditions on Sixth Street. It recounts a bicycle and auto collision involving Jay Jur on Sixth Street, where Dr. Lee Metardy turned into the street and a rider was slightly bruised but uninjured overall. The report references local figures and the upcoming winter period.
The Rev Bishop Harvey confirmed members of the Sacred Heart parish on Sunday in a liturgical ceremony. He preached a sermon that drew many visiting clergy and lay attendees from Deanteen, Arlehsville and nearby towns. The service featured a royal ceremony with candles, incense, and the laying on of hands as students and families observed the rite.
The new parochial school opens with about 1490 pupils registered for classes from lowest to highest. Sisters from New York will lead the high school department with Sister Repbaet in charge. Faculty names include Sisters Gonsr geal Ressnald Evane Mary Clare and many others.
An infirmary board meeting in the county resulted in Howard Lennon being re elected to a new term as superintendent. Lennon was chosen with approval from the directors and staff praised his firm attention to business and steady leadership.
A local reunion occurred Monday at Hack Farm south of Town Maidas with about seventy attendees. A midday dinner was served and carriages arrived from nearby towns Deshoety Regen Amor and Cowie. Guests included Mrs. Waillae, Mrs. Hettner, and others from Crete and Morgiuttowm. Father Synan’s brother Dr James of Hull River Mass. attended. expected medical care for a sick attendee was noted.
Rolard Baker and Chester Smith came home by train today but heavy rains hindered travel near Stonbenville. Inevine Abandon their ante iyip tipeanse 1 to greuvhime rains.
Wee Willie Robertson of Boston led a public sports annual, with Jenn West and others noted. The piece calls Robine a star of the Stagies and Combat, while Shriver and Wessell are mentioned in relation to teams from Boston and Liverpool.
Mrs Hettie Beach died at her daughter Mrs Joseph J Myser’s home in Cambridge on Sunday evening at six o'clock aged 74. She suffered weeks of stomach hemorrhages and a decline that led to a coma before passing peacefully. She was born Nettie Lynch near West Bedford on February 96 1833. Her first husband Dr Josiah Beach moved to Bloomfield in 1850. Her second home was with her daughter since their marriage, and she recently resided in Cashoeton. A Presbyterian, she leaves son Joseph Beach of Paradise Oregon, two grandsons near West Bedford, sister Mrs Catherine Crayford of Henry County, and other relatives. She was injured by a wagon accident two months earlier and unable to walk. Short services were held at Cambridge Road home. Rev Chiltan Keene officiated. Interment will be in Clark Cemetery Friday morning.
Willow Tyenk and Howard Hardesty figure among local names as residents share notes on visits, funerals, and family travel. Several attendees at a funeral in Milfork cemetery and a lengthy fishing trip are mentioned alongside neighbors calling on relatives in Princhny and Weson.
The marriage of Wiss Georgia T to James Weller was announced, noting the couple will reside with family at the Weller residence after the ceremony. Neighbors and family extended good wishes as the couple begins life together.
Court notices from Millersburg Ohio list court sessions at Millersburg and notices of probate filings. Names include Mahain J. Weslip and Elizabeth Jaimson with inventories and appointees named. land transfers and cemetery plots appear, along with a transcript filed in common pleas and various quit claims and marital licenses.
A garbled report claims the Eagle Carnival will move to Delaware after a clash over dates and channels. It alleges a double cross with local organizers and a competing event, though specifics remain unclear.
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