Old Coshocton Spy found with May 4 1820 issue
Rev. Wm. E Best discovered a valuable relic a copy of the Coshocton Spy dated May 4 1820 in a roll top desk. The issue lists printers publishers prices and ads from Frew & Co and includes articles on politics war news and local matters of Zanesville and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. E. Hunt
Coshocton
John Frew
Br. W. C. Frew
Mary Turner
Zanesville
United States
Boston
New York
Philaphia
Baltimore
District of Columbia
Richmond
Ohio
Bank of Chillicothe
Lancaster Ohio Bank
Franklin Bank
Columbus
Marietta
Mt. Pleasant
Clairsville
Steubenville and Western Resserve Bank
A. McGowan
John Frew & Co
William Maxwell
William Carhart
Silliman & Johnston
Europe
Brazil
Jacohson
deWitt Clinton
Janes Osborn
Oiderly Sargeant
Wade Tate
Locofacu
Ueslip Williams
Joseph C. Magints
William G. Williams
Isaac Darling
Thomas Campbell
Hugever Bissett
Jobs Felis
Benjamin Coe
Ben. F. Bart
T. W. Flagg
Altentown
Franchise Secured for Tuscarawas County Telegraph Network
C L Cassingham and Cleveland investors won a New Philadelphia telephone franchise on Thursday night and plan a county wide wire network within a year. The group, including W H McCabe and former Cleveland Mayor McKisson, aims to start service April 1 with maps to solicit subscriptions and to expand franchises to Canal Dover Uhrichsville and Coshocton area towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Cassingham
Cleveland
New Philadelphia
Tuscarawas County
Mr. Cassingham
W. H. McCabe
McKisson
Cassingham
George J. Hoffman
Hoffman
OB. Hoye
Henrys Everett
Big Consolidated Street Railway System
United States Telephone Company
Canal Doter
Mhrichsvlle
Dennison
Newcomerstown
Coshocton
Bell Company
Dresden Seeks Rapid Aqueduct Repair Over Canal Drought
Local business leaders from Dresden urge immediate canal water work to protect their engines and commerce. A delegation met Governor Bushnell recently to press state recognition of their claims and secure swift relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
Bushnell
Farm land values by county in Ohio report
The decennial appraisal lists Coshocton at 12 dollars per acre, with nearby counties ranging from 14 to 36 dollars. Summit leads at 47 dollars while Vinton sits at 36, indicating Coshocton’s comparatively low standing among regional land values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Coshocton
Tuscara
Guernsey
Holmes
Military group forms in Coshocton town
General Axline has not replied since a list of names was sent by locals interested in forming a military company in Coshocton. The adjutant-general’s department is busy, and Coshocton matters will be attended to as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axline
Adjutant-General’s Department
Coshocton
Board of Examiners
Train Conductor Fatally Injured Near Fowlers Mill
George Mader, a conductor on the spavel train of the Cleveland & Eastern Electric railroad, died after being fouled between cars Wednesday afternoon near Fowlers Millis. His body was taken to Chardon and brought back Friday. He was 25, son of Mrs. Benjamin Clark of 320 North Twelfth Street, Chisery, formerly resided here, and leaves many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mader
Cleveland & Eastern Electric Railroad
Fowlers
Millis
Chardon
Mader
Benjamin Clark
North Twelfth Street
Chisery
Sle
Inmate Taken From Plainfield to Columbus Asylum
Probate Judge Hunt ordered inquest in lunacy and declared C D Forney of Plainfield insane. Sheriff Clark took the ? to Columbus at noon for confinement in the asylum. Forney, about 60, worked around marchioners and suffered injuries earlier. The Dresten Clothing Company signs attracted late night attention with incandescent lamps forming a conspicuous feature on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
C.D. Forney
Plainfield
Columbus
Sherif Clark
Wish
Forney
Dee
Dresten Clothing Company
Strauss. Thompson & Co
Passes Across the Pan Tandie Reported Weathered Routes
Reports indicate heavy Pan Tandie pass traffic with CLAN passes moving westward and eastward. Several incidents traceable to routes west of Columbus or east of Pittsburg, with origins uncertain in recent days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evers
Columbus
Pittsburg
Los Angeles Fire Chief Arrives for 30 Day City Visit
Samuel Lennon, chief of the Los Angeles Fire Department, arrived Thursday night for a 30 day vacation in the city. He came to see his father Hi Lennon and has been noted for his success since moving to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Lennon
Los Angeles
Card of thanks from former Coshocton County Commissioner
Al m Marshall declares his term as Coshocton county commissioner finished and thanks the people for favors shown. He notes thirty miles of roads graded or repaired and ninety iron bridges bought without additional levies, praising economical conduct and labor reward while affirming independence in future expenditures. He signs as ALM MARSHALL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Marshall
Board of County Commissioners
Funk
Coshocton County
Coshocton
Dan
Alm
Marshall
Citizens' Telephone deal with US company under talks
C L Cassingham, manager of Citizens' Telephone, has not closed long distance terms with United States company. Disagreements over concessions delay the agreement though settlement is expected before December 10. Once connected, Coshocton users can dial Detroit Cleveland Columbus and other cities. iron wire to Mt Vernon will be replaced with copper wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Cassingham
Citizens’ Telephone Company
United States Company
Cassingham
United States
Dec. Io
Ohio
Michigan
Coshocten
Detroit
Teiedo
Cleveland
Public land sale in Hart vs Randles partition case
A public sale of land in the Ida M Hart partition suit against Thomas Randles et al is set for Saturday in the Ithichem Township with the bid to Franka Stover at 2455.55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shen Clark
Ithichem Township
Ida M. Hart
Thomas Randles
Franka Stover
Reverend Maughiman Leaves For Madison Seminary
Reverend Maughiman, of Trinway with parish in the southern part of the county, departed Saturday for Madison New Jersey to enter a theological seminary. He plans two years of study and has many friends in Coshocton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maughiman
Trinway
Madison, N. J
Coshocton
Gamble brothers open grocery in new city
William A. Gamble moves his family from Massillon to the city and will run a grocery store with his brother Hugh Gamble. They plan to be ready for customers soon, with a Wednesday opening targeted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Gamble
Massillon
Ile
Ugh Gamble
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Besk
Wm. E Best
C.L. Cassingham
Brivade
el Esa
the Citizens’ Company
Land
Carter
S. F. Timmons & Co
A. Price
H. M. Sautt
Reverea of
Fxem're
Afarrh
Ely
Paggiold Mesa
S Hayfever
Ze Luc
Brassists
Warren
New Wars City
Ee Fer
Bristar Repair Shop
Burns & Gosser
Casbocton
Jat-Sfid
Kodak
Eastman
Kodaks
Eastman Kodak CO
Rochester, N.Y
Burns & Gesser
Coshecion
E.R. Reed
W. Main Street
Ricketts’ Block
Coshocton, Oo
France & CO
France Medical Institute
Park Hotel
France
U.S
Aome
Canada
Man3
Prostiaenet Physicians
America
West
Gay St
Faivate
Ender
Crates
Feenerssie
Peremarety
Coshecton
Harris, the Tailor
Selby Block
Eve Sietail
Ares
Tom
Fearih
Norsk
Fidon
Spoeler
Steel Kansas
Montgomery Ward &Co
Michigan Ave
Madison St
Chicago
New York Weekly Tribune
AGE
New York Week
Y Tribune
Limeelf
Obia
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