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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1899
Page
3
Political Commentary on Hinvis Coal Country and Bridge Trust
The piece critiques the Hinvis coal region and calls for a tough judge of the Supreme Court. It notes a bridge trust among iron bridge stockholders and questions county influence. It depicts broad prosperity for workers and merchants under the Democrats, who it says cling to old worn politics.
Democratic fears over cotton era and tar crosses in press
Amid a presidential campaign confusion and press commentary, Democrats face voter anxiety over how a new cotton centered policy may shift global markets. Senator Morgan of Alabama forecasts expansion as salvation for the Southern cotton industry, predicting American Manila becomes the future cotton hub replacing Liverpool as demand grows for cotton goods worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Alabama
South
Manila
English
Liverpool
Toledo Mayor Proposes Police Not Carry Revolvers
Toledo mayor Jones, rumored governor hopeful, sparks town talk by declaring policemen should not carry revolvers. Critics dismiss the idea as fanciful and out of touch with local law enforcement needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Toledo
Ohio
Vague Fragments Describe Stride Fare Debate and Public Concern
Fragmentary text references a voting action on Stride fare and broad public concern. Mentions thousands of hoist treads and affected workers and women. Details are unclear and garbled in the OCR, but signal ongoing debate and anxiety over fare policy and its social impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleseland
Pat Ue Panier
Anarchist Plot and Cuban Finance Dominate Front
A Brazilian anarchist nest is exposed plotting Paris expo bombing. The piece notes French unrest, Cuban debt payments of 2,526,900 to 33,692 soldiers with 400,000 remaining, and July fiscal receipts totaling 1,229,324 local. It praises U.S. methods, cites Cuban current accounts with a 1,480,021 surplus, and mocks Bryan and the silver bloc during 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Religious Reflections and Conference Proceedings
A report notes Reverend Peahimoer discussed Genesis and Romans relation. A Chil feast gathered ministers including Walter Zanesville Schleiffer Newark Frank Port Washington Deckinger Winesburg Heck Strasburg Digel Massillon Zurgers Loudonville Nagel Bolivar. Conference adjourned after re electing officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waites
Peahimoer
Walter
Zanesville
Schleiffer
Newark
Frank
Port Washington
Deckinger
Winesburg
Heck
Strasburg
Digel
Massillon
Zurgers
Loudonville
Nagel
Boliver
Wm. E. Hunt
Tangy
A. Arnvida
Delegate Convention Calls for 18-19th Ohio Senate Districts
The Republicans of the 18-19th senatorial districts are urged to meet in Newcomerstown Ohio on Thursday September 28 1899 at 11 am to nominate state senate candidates and conduct related business. Representation is one delegate per 100 votes for Charles Kinney in 1898 and one per 50 votes or more for fractions. Delegates to be elected by county executive committees as designated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Aboriram J. Warner
Ohio
Billy
Newcomerstown
Charles Kinney
Coshocton
Gvernsey
Monroe
Noble
Tuscarawas
Shen
W.W. Strewarr
Republicans Nominate Land Appraiser Candidates Across Townships
Local Republican groups in Bethlehem Keene Virginia Pike Jackson Adams Monroe White Eyes and other townships hold meetings on September 23 24 and 30 to nominate candidates for land appraiser. Committeemen urge convening at township halls Baker'sville Spring Mountain and Avondale Hall with stated times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sethlenem
Bethlehem J Township
L. Waters
Keene Township
Revr
L. Chaw Frorp
Cen
Virginia Townsore
Virginia Township
James Scorr
Pike
Pike Township
West Carlisle
J. W. MaGreuper
Jackson Townsiie
Jackson Township
C. NS. Randles
Adams
Adams Township
Bakersville
Moxror
Monroe Township
Spring Mountain
B.D. Lahaneri
Comantreepiin
Avondale
Local Notes From BaktestiLte Area
Sunday school at River church drew a large audience. A family reunion occurred at Lewis Barrack’s residence. Emma and Dee Stonebrook visited Cashenton relatives. C. O. Baldwin hosted relatives in northern state. John Schoopover traveled Coshocton last week. Blake Mizer of Coshocton visited this place Tue and Wed. Democrats nominated John Honabarger for land appraiser. Wm. Bixter visited Coshocton Saturday. Stella Stephen socialized with Canton friends. J. P. Moersch of Cleveland spent Sunday with family south of town. Curt Boyd and wife from Canal Lewisville hosted relatives Sunday. Wm. Bixler and family spent Sunday at Gilmore. Lyons returned from Cleveland visit last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Honabarger
Wm. Bixter
Coshoct
Stella Stephen
Canton
J.P Moersch
Cleveland
Curt Boyd
Canal Lewisville
Wm. Bixler
Gilmore
Wm. Lyons
Local Notes From New Moscow And Nearby Areas
A. Graham of Town visits aunt Jane Graham. Cross and wife of Illinois with Joseph Trego. Mrs Bown and John Donnevy visit relatives in Zanesville. Wm McDonald works on Coshocton sheet mill. Millfork entertainment draws large crowd. French McDonald of Frazersburg and Indiana cousin visit. I W Cooksey spends week at home. Rev Castle preaches last sermon before conference. to return. Mrs Bridget Taylor ill in Columbus. Win Wright moving saw mill near Pome to build a new barn. Band serenaded their lender Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Moscow
A. Graham
Jane Grahham
Cross
Ilinois
Joseph Trego
Bown
John Donnevy
Zanesville
Wm. McDonald
Coshocton
Millfork
French McDonald
Frazersburg
Indiana
I. W. Cooksey
Rev Castle
Bridget Taylor
Columbus
Win
Wright
OL Wreht
Teachers Meeting At Helmick School House
Teachers of Clark township will meet at the Helmick school house next Tuesday evening to organize a standing circle. The notice stresses a planned gathering to form a local teacher group and discuss organizational matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Township
Helmick
Sungue
Miss Patton Recital Benefit For Public Library
The Misses Patton of Roccé will give a recital in Keene town hall on September 23 to benefit the public library. Local social notes mention various visits, travels, and the WCTU meeting electing officers for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keene
Patton
Ro Cce
Ilda Beall
Oberlin
Conservatory of Music
Samuel Endsley
Paulding
Emma Richie
Etts Foster
Fannie Smith
Shaffer Smith
Coshocton
Mitchell Carroll
Philadelphia
Jacob Stilgenbauer
Henry Mulford
Lydia Turner
C.C. McMichael
Caldwell
Charles Seward
Samuel Craword
Presdent
Wim. Shank
R. A. Overholt
Etta Foster
Mittie Hoag
Frank Whittemore
Local Health and Social Notes from Tunnel Hix Area
The town reports several residents ill including Mrs Sharpless George Ramsy Osker Dickerson and Iola Johnson. Visitors Mrs Linard and her son and niece from Winterset Illinois called on friends here. A light rain Tuesday boosts farmers sowing wheat. Rev Maughiman preached at Union and plans to move to Madison New Jersey for college. James Miller Clyde Sproul and Frank Johnson attended to business on Tuesday. Dr Wm Smith of West Carlisle visits Mrs J H Reed. Miss Ethel Tredway was guest of Miss Pear Ramey Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunnel Hix
Sharpless
George Ramsy
Osker Dickerson
Iola Johnson
Linard
Winterset
Ill
Maughiman
Union
Madison
N.J
James Miller
Clyde Sproul
Frank Johnson
Wm. Smith
West Carlisle
J. H. Reed I
Ethel Tredway
Pear
Woman Preaches in New York Courtroom
A fragmentary report notes a woman preacher speaking in a New York venue. Details are scarce but the account highlights her appearance and the audience's reaction to her remarks.
Alwack Block Starts Report Confusion
The fragmentary notice mentions a block named Alwack with a 2.2 portion and references Mary Bo Pasnod and Rapot with uncertain status. Details are unreadable, making precise identification impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peo
Mary Bo Pasnod
Rapot
Ready Made Suits And Wraps Display In Coshocton
On the above date Coshocton hosts a display of ready made suits and wraps. The ad urges ladies to arrive early to avoid the afternoon rush and notes the store expects to sell many suits. The CAB will be at The Service of Gur 7 atras for the day with Will Call available and doors opening Tuesday for a star array of new ladies dress wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dreyfus
General Mercer
Coshocton
Gur
Atras
Paige Uy
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Tace
Kmiss
George K Nash
John A. Caldwell
Supreme Court
Wood Davis
John M Sheet
State Treaurer
I. B
Cameron
W. D Guilberts
Board of Public Works
Frank A. Huffman
Republican County
Josepht A. Finlay
Matthew Crawford
David Davis
Smith Jones
N. H. Price
L. M. Smith
George Carr
Hinvis
Democratic Party
Chee Omar
Esa Voeb
Dee
J ‘ Chiat
Jen Davis
Pacity Bangander
Aya
Phe M Ga
Fee
Fens St
Paris
Gursia N Bosstion
Lores di
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Sen
Hisdeo
Timnad
the Age Publishing CO
Selby Building
Seconp
THE
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Republican Party
Glaman Hwinstlrs
Ait Sears
Prashien
Vassella Berry
New Castle
Given
Mre
Prank
Bride
Sreom
Reeve
Lambert Finlay
Delaware
M. E
Lura
Carne Patton
Dan Winklepleck
Town Hall
Etta Martin
Dresden
Wika Ep Ty
Wes
Forbes
Brendel Bros, Ash and
One Price Shoe House
NEW Moscov
Adams Mills
Voss Mines
Ifarsdavy
Suse
Church Services
Ternan
U.G Rolston
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