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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1905
Page
4
Public notices outline subscription rates and delivery terms for The Daily Age at Coshocton including ten cents per week by carrier and advance payment. It lists mailing details, office contact, and how memorials and society notices are charged per line.
The Republicans in New Castle Adams Lafayette and Franklin townships schedule nominating conventions in September. Meetings occur at Mc Claran shop New Castle Bakersville township hall Conesville and West Carlisle with times ranging 2 30 p m to 5 39 p m to select township tickets for the coming election.
In this opinion piece the author argues Democrats abandon majority rule to back Pattison via Bakerite influence. It claims Bakerites manipulate factions to topple majorities, strip Jeffersonian principles, and force cross party support, while criticizing Governor Herrick and the Brannock bill context in Ohio politics.
The Kanaas City state bank Wiley O. Cox president closed this morning with capital of 200000 dollars, loans around 4 million, and deposits near 5 million. It held over 900000 dollars of the city’s deposits, while Salmon bank at Clinton faced separate trouble.
Main Street Rink Co reports a new site on the H Weisenberg property on Sixth street for a roller skating rink. The 137 by 60 foot lot will allow a large hall with entrance from Main street. Workmen clear debris today and a wooden structure is likely.
Funeral services were conducted at the family residence on Orchard street for Dr S A Fisher. The event drew many distant friends, featured a memorial address by Dr Wells, and a Newcomerstown burial with L O C F members in charge. Pallbearers listed. ministers and attendees named.
The judge reportedly offered the county office to Rev. Dr. Hamilton who declined. A second minister was also said to have been approached. The judge initially resisted paying teachers and first sought the highest bidder before seeking a replacement.
Dave Williams spent Friday near Keene reporting the best hunting of the season but refuses to reveal his catch. Miss Bernice Clark left Sunday for Cleveland to visit friends for a week.
A humorous jab from the New York Evening Journal mocks remorse in a crime tale. The quip references a Pittsburg resident Carleton Haslett and a playful mispronunciation about a suspect “cooked” out of the hos-ag in a regional accent, with Corrine invited to a social visit.
A historical Ohio document certifies a proposed amendment titled Article XVII. It outlines election timing for state and local offices and term lengths for various officials. Secretary of State Lewis C. Latlim authenticates the resolution dated February 17, 1905, adopted March 18, 1904.
Article outlines a 1804 proposed amendment to the Ohio Constitution section on Finance and Taxation. It details tax rules for bonds, stocks, real and personal property with exemptions for state and municipal bonds, public schools, and charitable/public property, plus a ballot option for voters. It notes effective date and official attestations by state officers in Columbus.
Mrs. Garwig bought a new home from Dr. Bendure and Judge Hunt on Orchard Street for 1 50. Ground was broken Monday for another new house in the same neighborhood. Notice disclaims responsibility for wife debts except those arranged personally by EK D Randles dated September 18, 1905. Miss Elizabeth Tiffany traveled to Cleveland for a week.
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