Fourth Party Holds First Local Convention
The Socialists of Coshocton convened in the Selby building naming a full county and city ticket. Resolutions committee members Wm. Mueller L A Launderville and L F Hemse affirmed national and state platforms denouncing child and woman labor and urged public support for their reforms. The ticket includes mayor Samuel Capenter, council president William Mueller, solicitor L F Hemse, board members John Per Jibs Edwin Miller Daniel McCarton, at large councilmen L A Launderville Thos A Cayton, fourth ward councilman Jake Kiepfer, second ward councilman Harry Tunnecliffe, Tuscarawasip trustee John Reis Township treasurer Wm Rover, representative Edward Miller probate judge C W Dowler treasurer J E Baker sheriff John Sherrod clerk of courts Robert McDermott county commissioner G Boyle infirmary director D P Green assessors to be named later.
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Coshocton
Selby
Messrs
Wm. Mueller
L. ‘A. ‘Launderville
L. F. Hemse
Samuel Capenter
William Mueller
John Per Jibs
Edwin’ Miller
Daniel McCarton
L. A. Launderville
Thos. A. Cayton
Jake Kiepfer
Harry Tunnecliffe
Tuscarawasip
John
Flour price cut by millers on barrel basis
Local report notes that all millers except one have reduced flour prices by twenty cents per barrel, affecting market costs for bakers and households in the area.
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Ceiling Collapse Destroys Items at Hay Home
Ceiling fell in the sitting room of owner Hay on Sunday night just after family members left. A considerable amount of bric-a-brac and furniture were damaged in the incident.
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aWrner Hay
Discontinued duties sought by Russia in US trade talks
A Russian note to President Roosevelt says Russia will discontinue higher duties on American products. The move follows the US 1901 sugar differential and retaliatory maximum duties on iron wares, machinery, locomotives, and other American goods. The dispute centers on alleged Russian sugar bounties and the MFN clause interpretation.
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Russia
Oyster Bay
N. Y
M. Witte
Roosevelt
United States
Dr Bostwick Court Dentist of Royal Harem
Dr Frank W Bostwick of this city sails Oct 7 for Gibraltar then Philadelphia and Plainfield N J before a trip to Fez Morocco to serve the Sultan and his harem He is the only American dentist in Gibraltar with elite patrons including Admiral Chichester He recalls a past bid to be dentist to the Sultan and notes Moorish rules and veiled royal patients amid promising emoluments
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Frank W. Bostwick
Gilbraltar
Spain
Philadephia
Plainfield
N. J
Bostwick
Gibraltar
Admiral Chichester
Manila
Dewey
Morocco
Ion Perdicaris
Fez
Egular
Demand A New Agreement Between Freight Handlers And Railroads
Chicago, Sept 11. Freight handlers in Chicago and vicinity face a possible general strike if railroads fail to negotiate within 48 hours. Since last June contracts expired, unions have pressed for a new wage schedule and arbitration. A mass meeting voted to extend the ultimatum and threaten a referendum vote to strike if terms are not met.
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Chicago
Chisago and
Mags
King of the Realm Rides in Magnificence
A fragment describes a kingdom where a ruler is attended by a vast array of automobiles and magnificent carriages. The tone hints at a grand parade or procession showcasing wealth and status.
Westbound dog dispatch returns home to Coshocton county
James Shepler and William Valentine arrived on the Panhandle train Saturday night from the west with a string of Avon kennels dogs. They came back in good health with faces tanned by the western sun and winds. The dogs seemed pleased to return after a summer of chasing prairie hens, prairie dogs and jack rabbits in the prairie country.
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James Shepler
William Valentine
Avon Kennels
Panhandle
Old Coshocton County
Aged Messenger Boy Celebrates Eightieth Birthday
Joseph Sawyer, veteran Coshocton post office messenger, marks his 80th birthday. Born Sept 11, 1825 in Laiston England he came to America in 1836 and began long service including special delivery. He kept local death records and cemeteries’ soldier lists, aiding community memory.
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Joseph Sawyer
Coshocton
Hannah Montgomery
Union
Roscoe
Sawyer
Coshocton Post Office
Civil Service
Washington
Board of Directory Odes Faces Rate Debate
A fragmented note references a directorate board and rate considerations. The unreadable text suggests discussion of cost or pricing, with initials and partial names hinting at a formal, possibly organizational, governance item. No clear outcome or date is discernible.
Roller Skates Arrive for New Rink Debut Night
The handsome new ball bearing skates arrived Monday as work rushes toward a grand opening. The Imperial band will perform to mark the night while floor-laying was finished Saturday. The rink shows a level, smooth surface and is being perfected with sandpaper.
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Fli Imperial
Ima
Con Gueter Ghaw
Medley and County Engineer Clash Over Piling Lengths
Surveyor Bock accuses contractor John Medley of cutting pile ends to bill for full thirty foot lengths at the Tuscarawas river bridge near Newcomerstown. The county has held Medley's $1,000 final bill while vows of investigation arise, with Medley denying the charges and threatening suit for interest. An on site measurement plan is proposed to verify whether 30 foot pilings were fully used.
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Tuscarawas River
Newcomerstown Bridge
John Medley
George Bock
Bock
Medley
Mediey
The
Age
Mr. Medley
Armistice Sought After Manchurian Front News
A dispatch from St Petersburg reports a Japanese envoy bearing a white flag delivering a letter from Field Marshal Oyama to General Lini vitch congratulating him on peace and proposing armistice talks. Oyama appoints plenipotentiaries and Chakhefiza as meeting site while fighting continues around Baku and Armenian villages suffer.
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St. Petersburg
Godzydani
Manchuria
Marshal Oyama
Line ‘Witch
Marubeli Oyama
Tuluahinn
Chakhefiza
Baku
Necesaliunk
Zangezurski
Ha Alas
Ganarali Shirinkin
Elizabethpol
Tartar
Bahui
Riga
Orlov
Batis
Nikolai
Portsmouth
Linevitch
Nicholas Deckaring
Thet Arms
Tourday
Roosevelt
Contractor crews ready arena for opening night
Contractor Richardson led a crew to install seats skate rooms and retiring rooms while Crowther began painting this morning. Manager Pfeiffer started inspections and preparation of skates for the opening night.
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Richardson
Crowthers
Pfeiffer
Mayor candidacy withdraws cited by Gail Hamilton
In a brief notice Gail Hamilton announces she will not be a candidate for mayor due to business and health reasons. The unsigned fragment mentions Mr and Mrs Henry and Dorcueak O Weomeke in a partially legible section, but no further clear details emerge.
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Dally Age
J. F. Albertson Declares Mayor Candidacy in Three-Way Race
J. F. Albertson awell known butcher and businessman on Main Street announces his candidacy for mayor as a Democratic contender. He joins Squire James and Dr. McCanly in a three candidate field. The Age notes his firm stance and expectations amid the local political contest.
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J. F. Albertson
Aupper
Main Street
Squire James
Dr . McCanly
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