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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1905
Page
1
Ohio Republicans rally in Bellefontane with delegations from across the state. Judge Duncan Dow presides as Governor Herrick Senator Foraker and Vice President Fairbanks headline the event. A chaplain gave an opening blessing to the packed courthouse square.
A historical bridge piece argues Democrats push free trade, cite Parker's Ohio remark as national signal. It reviews Republican and Democratic state governance, fiscal health, tax policy, and veto power, praising Governor Nash era reforms, highway and agricultural investments, and calls for principled, unfettered legislation free of lobby influence.
Newark hosts Democratic state campaign opening with a parade and speeches by Gov. Pattison, Garber, Finley, and Gen. Powell. Mayor Johnson, Chapman, Houck, Rice and others attend. another meeting planned for evening.
Among the Coshocton Democrats at the Newark campaign opening are Joe Callahan Howard Lennon J C Fisher Joh Callahan Jesse McBane and James Manners.
At the Democratic city and county convention in Columbus Ohio on September 28 Tom Johnson was renominated for a third term as mayor.
At a Friday evening meeting in Central Labor hall the Cassingham miners and operators reached a consensus on prior differences. After reviewing the conference outcomes, miners expressed satisfaction with the arrangements and will return to work at once.
Ode Lavehhoa an employee at the Meek company Tuscarora plant had his left arm broken in two places and the elbow dislocated while shifting a bell on a pulley. Laughlin was told to shift the belt and attempted the task with his hands, the belt seized his arm and pulled him off his feet. Surgeons Dr. McClain and Dr. Lear treated him. he was taken home on Beveath Street.
Local waterway circles claim Coshocton shows cold feet on Muskingum canal and river improvement schemes. City officials insist federal deepening of Muskingum will benefit Coshocton without cost, urging greater local support to avoid stalling progress and risk dimming prospects for regional navigation upgrades.
The Coshocton Typographical Union will add the printers of Dennison and Uhrichsville to form the Uhrichsville Dennison chapel with Newcomerstown possibly joining. Louis Hemie, acting as special deputy for International President Lynch, said Coshocton now leads the region in size and strength, with about 600 members and plans to organize printers in New Philadelphia and Canal Dover next week. He stressed union growth and resisted setting wage prices, noting the value of printers and publishers negotiating together.
Zanesville Ohio Sept 23 Amid a gathered crowd the cemetery superintendent halted the burial of Mrs Sarah Holden by order from Acting Mayor Fred Gates. The service was read and the casket placed in the vault while relatives questioned the death cause after her sudden cholera morbus illness following worry over her daughter's condition. Prosecution officials declined the request for an investigation. Mrs Holden was wife of former mayor Dr James L Holden.
Springfield reports the Raiff Spellacy enamel plant sale has been ratified by the receiver of the defunct company. The new firm may struggle to separate from the alliance, dimming Coshocton’s prospects. Cashtton still clings to hope.
The common pleas court will hear 135 cases at its October term 83 civil and 42 criminal. The criminal docket includes long-pending matters led by the Dhce erson trial. Deputy Clerk Hill has the docket ready for court convening October 16. Probate Court Samuel Wilhelm estate report and private sale first account filed.
To Day s News outlines state campaigns opening in Coshocton where officials accuse cold feet on canal projects. Other items note territory takes, a broken arm in two places, a remarkably big court record and a potential enamel plant loss along with assorted pages on church news and local market items.
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