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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1905
Page
4
Coshocton Daily Age is published every evening except Sunday by Bene Age Publishing Company in the Saby Building Coshocton Ohio.
The item discusses free trade and Pattison's platform with strong quotes on low prices and American competition. It mentions the Ohio Democratic party, criticisms of McKinley and Hanna, and urges voters to consider Pattison's stance. A church festival and a bartenders meeting are noted in nearby events.
Rev L A Upshaw will deliver his last sermon at the local AME church before the annual African Methodist Episcopal conference of the district. The Sunday service precedes the conference convening at Cadiz on September 20, with the colored congregation broadly favoring his return to the charge.
Job Abbott plans a 24 hour hack service with the vehicle ready to respond any hour of the night. The move aims to please the public and provide transport for travelers arriving on late trains. The opening highlighted by music from the Shepler-Newton orchestra at Sugar Grove Park near Trinway. A note mentions a new home on South Becond street and a birth on September 7.
Republican electors in Coshocton corporation and Tuscarawas Township are notified of a primary to be held September 14, 1905 from 12 m to 7 p m in four wards. Offices include mayor president of council solicitor treasurer three public service directors and several council seats plus assessor in each ward and one township trustee. Ballots will be provided at polling places and candidates must file by September 12 with the arrangements committee Seth M. Snyder chairman R M Temple W H King.
The notice requests announcements of W. A. Smith for mayor of Coshocton, J. S. Crawford and Henry L. Richardson for the Board of Public Service, Charles Huff for Tuscarawas township trustee, and R. C. Darnes for corporation treasurer, all subject to the Republican primary results.
The Republicans of Oxford Township meet at the township hall on September 9 1905 at 4 o'clock to nominate a township ticket. Tuscarawas Precinct No 2 caucus is set for September 8 at 7 o'clock at James Slate's residence to nominate an assessor candidate.
A prominent attorney told The Age that Coshocton should build a 5000 seat auditorium. He argued the venue would attract state campaign events, Chautauquas, conventions, and lodge gatherings, turning Coshocton into a regional advertising showcase.
The Republicans of Bethlehem township meet at the township house on Thursday September 14 at 4 p.m. to nominate a township ticket. Alex McConnell, Committeeman.
The Coshocton Ohio Teachers Federation session closes with thanks to secretary Miss Alice Kanavel, instructors Dr Roark and Prof Tussing, speaker Hon Bonebrake, State School Commissioner Jones, musicians Newton and crew, Burns orchestra, Coshocton City Board of Education, and the daily press. Teachers pledge to advance federation aims statewide.
Local grocers report difficulty securing enough sugar for home use as fruit shortages strain stocks. Shipments are impeded by transportation obstacles and high demand, sparking concern Coshocton residents may face shortages.
Sheriff Brown quotes an Age man claiming Potter and Wilan traveled west and knew obscure railway towns. He heard them discuss events in Rock Island Illinois and German police, noting quick arrests and a dozen or fifteen men in the force. Others doubt the tale and think they stayed nearby.
The remains of Howard Miller died at his father's home on South Tenth Street were buried in South Lawn cemetery after a Thursday service at three o'clock. The service, led by Dr. Clark, was under the Knights of Columbus lodge of which Miller was a member, with six lodge brothers as pallbearers.
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