Nash code to be greatly changed in Ohio city government
Columbus readers are told that if the Nash code reaches the house it will be greatly revised. The plan to keep a board will be dropped and single heads of departments elected by the people may replace it. New offices include director of public improvements and director of public safety. The assessment laws would stay largely as is with a merit system for police fire and health.
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Columbus
Senate
Roger
York
George B. Okey
Lon
Ita
Beaumont
Tex
Moonshiner Battle Leaves One Dead in West Virginia
In McDowell county a clash between revenue officers and moonshiners results in John Wooten’s death and another moonshiner wounded. Will Reupick, a revenue officer, also seriously injured. Eight riders captured amid the firefight near Welsh.
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W. Va
McDowell County
John Wooten
Wolen Squire
Will Reupick
Conference on End to Strike Draws Officials to Mansion
Harrisburg Sept 13 A high level conference at the executive mansion brings Governor Stone State Senator Flynn and mine leader M K McMullin of Pittsburg with President Mitchell and district presidents Dutiy Fahey and Nichols of United Mine Workers to seek a settlement to the coal strike without a new legislature arbitration law. Emperor William praises Roosevelt and White as Germany hosts St Louis exposition. Crescent mines Kanawha river Charleston W Va Sept 13 the county constable orders striking miners out of company houses as rain-soaked families lose shelter and belongings.
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Sam Worsted
San Francisco
N. Sharretts
United States
China
Mr. Sharretts
Philadelphia
John Mitchell
United Mine’ Workers of America
Babe
Kenton
Warren
Gilbert Loos
Loos
Governor Stone
Harrisburg
William Flynn
M. K. MecMullin c
Pittsburg
Mitchell
Dutiy, Fahey and Nichols
United Mine Warners
Emperor William
Berlin
William
Goodby
Corbin
Young
Wood
Roosevelt
Andrew D. White
Germany
St. Louis Exposition
Mirers
Charleston
W. Va
Crescent Mines
Montgomery
Kanawha River
Nevada Senator’s Wife Killed in Alameda Auto Crash
Mrs. William M. Stewart wife of Nevada Senator Stewart died after being thrown from an automobile in Alameda Cal The party including Henry Foote and a youth named Taylor swerved to avoid a collision and crashed into a telegraph pole Mrs Stewart died at a sanatorium her home in Washington D C Taylor a cousin of Frederick Benedict who was crushed to death in New York survived with minor injuries Foote and Taylor escaped with slight bruises The wife was visiting her sister Mrs Louis Aldrich in San Francisco
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William Stewart
Nevada
San Francisco
Alameda
Cal
William M. Stewart
Senator Stewart
Stewart
Henry Foote
Taylor
Washington, D. C
Santa Clara Avenue
Alameda County
Foote
Frederick Benedict
New York
Louis Aldrich
Haiti
Port-au-Prince
Firmin
Admiral Killick
Eruptions of Mont Pelee Devastate Martinique
Report by Professor Angelo Hellprin describes Mont Pelee’s latest eruption in Martinique. Destruction spans Macouba to Ajoupa Bouillon with hundreds killed, towns burned, ash and cinders blanketing Carbet and St Pierre, and authorities ordering evacuations within eight to ten miles of the crater.
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Fort de France
Martinique
Mont Peles
Angelo Hellprin
Philadelphia Geographical Society
National Society
Mont Pelee
St. Pierre
Macouba
Carbet
Haute Tours de Bourdon
Basse Pointe
Morne Bala
Ajoupa Bouilion
Morne Rouge
Grand Riviere
Pecheur
Morne Jacob
la Soufriere
St. Vincent
City bonds to refund debt for street improvements Coshocton Ohio
An ordinance authorizes fourteen thousand dollar bonds for paying costs of improving Mass Second Chestnut Hickory Walnut Bridge East Walnut streets in Coshocton Ohio. It plans refunding existing bonded debt to lower interest, issue fourteen bonds of 1000 dollars each dated Sept 6 1900 with 4.5 percent interest, due Sept 1 1912 to 1925, with annual interest coupons and a sinking fund, secured by city faith and credit. A tax levy will cover interest and principal. Passes August 1903.
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Mass
Ochertau
Hickory
Walast
Cambridge
East Waelant
Coshocton
Obi
Posboxton
Ohio
Council of
Sala Raunicl
Coubocton
Walnut
Andrew Weisner
Council
M. Wimmer
Coshocton City Approves Street Extension Eminent Domain
An ordinance to appropriate private property for extending Eleventh Street in Coshocton Ohio declares the area needed for public use. It details condemned parcels owned by Henry Hay Marta Kiser Anthony Weaver George Wanonmaker Isaac Shannon and others, with compensation to be determined and funded from the city’s general fund. The measure requires two thirds of council and becomes effective on publication.
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Coshocton
Ohio
Eleventh Street
Chestnut Street
Oro
Coshorton
Henry Hay
Upshocton
Marta Kiser
Anthony Weaver
George Wanonmaker
Olio
Caty Cagceer
Berti
Sellclais
Andrew Wrisner
Trust Jens of
Goanell
M. Wimer
Ulurl
City lighting bribe case linked to Murrell’s claim
J K Murrell named Charles F Kelly as the man who received and distributed forty seven thousand dollars for the city lighting bill. Murrell asserts Kelly is the sole source of the money and that his testimony could lead to indictments of other wealthy bribe-givers. A seven hundred dollar reward was offered for Kelly. Redmond praises Irish home rule advances while warning of landlords’ revolt and possible armed resistance under the Crimes Act. A major meat packing merger looms with Armour, Swift, Cudahy and Schwarzschild valued at hundreds of millions, with shares exchanged for control. A Canton farmer, Joseph Fox, 79, died after being thrown from a wagon, neck broken.
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Charles F. Kelly
Kelly
J. K. Murrell
Combine
Murrell
Folk
Redmond
Waterford
Ireland
John Redmond
United Irish League
Irish Parliamentary Party
Chicago
United States
Steel Trust
Armour & Company
Swift & Company
Cudahy & Company
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger Company
Canton
Joseph Fox
Baseball Results From Yesterday National and American Leagues
Results show NL games with Philadelphia and Brooklyn standings and pitchers Leever Phelps Thielman Bergen Hughes Klitter. DC, Baltimore and Boston scores listed with batteries Katoll Robinson Lee Drill and Yeous. American Association and other leagues report Minneapolis Milwaukee and Kansas City results with notable postponements due to rain.
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Pittsburg
Philadephia
Guou2zooor
Batterles
Leever
Phelps
Buggleby
Shell
Brooklin
H.R. Uineinna
Lookozvoe
Brooklyn
Battetirs
Thielman
Bergen
Hughes
Klitter
L. B.C
W. L. P.C. Pitts
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Gay St. L
Phila
Baltimore
Washington
Katoll and Robinson, Lee and
Drill
Boston
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Balto
American Association. &T ST. Paciwst
Manel
Toledo
Kansas City
Louiss
Minneadpolis
Minneapolis
Columbus IL
Milwaukee
Milwaukee i
Indianapolis
Indianapola
W. Lpc
W. Tl. B.C. Hus
Louis
HM C
Toludo
City of Coshocton Bond Issue Details and Dates
City officials issue fourteen thousand dollars in bonds for street improvements on Main Second Hickory Walnut Chestnut and Cambridge in Coshocton Ohio. Bonds of one thousand dollars each run Sept 1, 1919 to Sept 1, 1925 at 4.5 percent interest, payable semi annually. principal and interest at the city treasurer's office.
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Coshocton
Ohio
Walnut
Chestnut
Cambridge
Sale City
Syedel Amr Betta
Es Mas
Andrew Weisner
Edward M. Wimmer
Gold Dredging Expansion Across California
The field of dredging for gold is expanding in California with no clear end in sight except the San Francisco Chronicle. Dredging will occur wherever a water-filled, deep enough pool can be formed in auriferous gravel banks, and the industry’s drift follows this rule. River bells where pay ore is inaccessible by other methods are now dredged, while benches and meadows holding antiferous debris from canyon deposits become future profit sources for the dredge miner.
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California
San Franciso Chronicle
Water troughs for horses in London debut
London unveils horse water troughs with push-button flows for fresh water. In Piedmont West Virginia on September 12 Perry S Minshall, merchant and utility president, died by self inflicted gunshot using his young son’s toy rifle, stomach trouble cited as mental derailment. An unrelated ad touts Red Cross Salt Blue with 2 games of best ball blue for a dollar.
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London
Piedmont
W. Va
Bond sale notice for Nellie Special School District Ohio
Notice invites sealed proposals to purchase twenty bonds of the Nellie Special School District Coshocton County Ohio for schoolhouse construction. Bonds bear 5 percent interest, mature 1903 to 1912, payable at Je mmerita Banking Co. in Coshocton. Sale date September 16, 1902. Bids must include price with accrued interest. right to reject bids reserved.
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Presidendt
Board of Education
Netie Special Schval Disge
Keilie
Coshocton County
Ohio
W Flofelekononn
Bkara of
Nelle Special School
Dte
Gemmerita Banking Company
Goehoctog
Arid Nellie Special Schorl
Unio
Thea
Euaarton
Atenet
WO2
Haghest Lund Tee
Manster
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W. M. Jahn
Circuit
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Selby
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James J. Mayes
Gem Francisco
Jeasie Banning
Featue
Marine Weke
Heilprin
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Milew
Nelson A. Miles
Miles
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Higginson
North Atentic
Navy Department
Watson
Clarke
Chester
Roy Smith
Buzzard's Bay
Nashville
Beisy Bryant
Hynds
Etta Tynds Parker
Bryant
Parker
Hubbard Fortilizing Company
Steubenville
Minnie Orschendorf
Steubenvilla and
Minga Junetton
Spa
Belgium
F.finnell
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