The Daily Age and local Coshocton notices dispute
A Coshocton newspaper page excerpt shows fee rules for notices and ads in The Daily Age, plus a dispute over school appointments. It criticizes Dodge Donley and his organ for alleged dodging and notes Prof Shaw and Prof Pigman appointment confusion. The piece cites teachers' anger and a current local controversy.
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Donley
Twige
Tadee Donley
Shaw
Pigman
Bret
Coshocton Sagourtt
Campaign Tactics Advised Amid Ohio Governor Race
The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune reports William J. Bryan advised John M Pattison against a hurrah style campaign. Bryan warned Pattison to avoid aggressive stump speaking and to refrain from inciting partisan passions. He suggested using Republicans as ammunition and cautioned that Democratic press and local speakers could boost Pattison’s votes if misused.
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Pattison
Bert
Democratic Party
Wineco
G. Uch
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Wiliam J. Bryan
John M. Pattleorr
Miami Valley Chautauqua
Isan
Ohio
Campan
Biyan
Pateson
Willy
Sage of The Age Emphatic
An old lady of Lincoln proclaims the horse remains best as the tested choice, while joking about gasoline and style in a playful limerick tone about Lincoln lore.
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Lincoln
Scissoriictums Gamstarting Inquiries Noted
The passage from Washington Star and Boston letters questions insurance agents and James J. Hill on the Isthmian canal. It mentions trust in insurers and labels Hill’s canal view as an expensive spy, reflecting transcontinental railroad debates and skepticism about canal economics.
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Gamstarting
Washington Star
James J. Hill
Isthmian Canal
Boston
Township caucuses in several townships announced
The notices call Republicans in Adams Lafayette Franklin Pike and New Castle townships to meet in conventions or primaries in September to nominate township tickets for the upcoming election. Meetings are scheduled at local halls and schools with committeemen named.
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New Castle
Trn Nlcans
New Castle Township
McClarnan’s S Harness Shop
New Castle Village
Yim
F. W. Cochran
Com
Foams
Adams Township
Bakersville
James Hinds
Lafayette
Lafayete Township
C. D. Conley
Franklin
Franklin Township
Conesville
Jas. Crawford
Pike
Pike Township
West Carlisle
J. W. ‘Magruder
Evening Smile Which Was Which
A whimsical note questions who would pose for a cartoon bulletin reminding readers to smile at the page. The fragment hints at playful satire and asks who would consent to model for a comic bulletin.
Bayport sails into disaster and schooner collision
Newport News steamship Bayport bound for Boston collided with the three masted schooner Jop P Jackson in Chesapeake Bay. Crew rescued Captain Williamson and others. J Jackson’s Norwegian wheelman Charles Jonatz drowned. Bayport later hit by a schooner likely Apa J Trainer, causing more damage. Walk Street seeks gold amid Wall Street gold rush talks. Australia holds up to 10 million. transfers delayed until late October.
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Newport.News
Bayport
Boston
Amj
Schoguer
Jop P. Jackson
New York
Norfolk
Chesapeake Bay
Charles Johnatz
Masah Robbins
Williamson
Robbins
Anchos
Cape Henry
Walk Street
London
Wall Street
Australia
San Francisco
Quick Cut To The Quick Inquiries Across States
A collage of brief items reports John Reinhard of Columbus dying of heart disease in his New York office. A Spokane wholesale grocer supplied food for ore at $200,000 total. A Grand Rapids engineer Gorman died in a Pere Marquette wreck near Lawrence Michigan. Consuelo Vanderbilt, Duchess of Marlborough, underwent surgery in New York for a throat condition. Dalton Ohio banker Hunsicker is appointed receiver of Smithville Bank. Mrs. Albert M. Markley of Wayne Pennsylvania reports a $4000 jewelry theft at Philadelphia Broad Street station waiting room. An advertisement promotes Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea promising refined complexions with 25 oval tea pills.
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John .G. Reinhard
Columbus, O
New York
Booth-McClintock
Spokane
Wash
Gorman
Grand Rapids
Lawrence
Mich
Duchess of Marlborough
Consuelo Vanderbilt
Hunsicker
Dalton
Dalton National Bank
Smithville Banking Company
Smithville, CO
Albert M. Markley
Wayne
Broad Street
Pennsyltanis Railroad
Philadelphia
Coshocton Woman Wants a Husband in Matrimonial Twist
A Coshocton widow from Lykens township traveled to Bucyrus to meet a proposed groom from Shelbyville Indiana after answering a matrimonial ad. She stayed at the Deal house, met A McBride and an elderly Bucyrus man, dined and discussed marriage, then departed with plans altered. Both parties reportedly have other children. she aims for a Hoosier match while McBride may be connected to Butler.
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Bucyrus Forum
Dent House
Lykens Township
A. McBride
Warien
Deal House
McBride
Wood
Tam
Tim
Shelbyville
Indiana
Galion
Butler, Q
Cosheeim, O
Bartholomew
Nan
Guernsey County Mines Use Many Machines
Cambridge Ohio Sept 27 George Norrison chief inspector of mines Ohio published his 20th annual report for year ending December 31 1904. In Guernsey County 2441 miners employed up 101 with 264 machine runners and 6 0 day hands 305 5 outside 976 5 inside 97 total 3987 production tons 3084220 handled by day men 139 tons per day per man 14. There are 96 electric mining machines 7 in Jeffrifey 61 Morgan Gardner 7 general electric 11 Goodman and 19 haulage motors. New mines Cora Nichol son No 2 suspended Leatherwood No 2 and C G C abandoned Central and Cisco. Guernsey mines among the state’s best ventilated.
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Cambridge
George Norrison
Ohio
Nouma
Ouen
Jeffrifey
Morgan-Gardnér
General Electric
Goodman
Cora
Nicholson
Leatherwood
Central
Cisco
Guernsey
Calvation Army Members Wed In Simple City Nuptials
At five thirty this afternoon Miss Sara Kane and Mr Albert Vandine of Wheeling were married at the bride’s North Third street home. Adjutant Brindley officiated with immediate family as witnesses. A reception and ovation followed at the Salvation Army meeting at city hall with visiting officers from Newark and Wheeling to add interest.
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Sara Kane
Albert Vandine
Wheeling
North
Adjutant Brindley
Salvation Army
City Hall
McMahon
Newark
Ensign Simmons
Elkins
Seiler
Kline Leaves Long Bros to Join Imperial Dry Goods
J. G. Kline, general manager of Long Bros.' department store, resigned Tuesday afternoon and left the city. He has accepted a lucrative post with Imperial Dry Goods of Altoona, Pennsylvania, to take charge of the domestic department immediately. Altoona is his home. he formerly worked for a dry goods firm there. No successor has yet been named by Long Bros.
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J. G. Kline
Long Bros.’ Department Store
Ipnd
Mr. Kline
Imperial Dry Goods Company
Altoons
Imperial Company
Altoona
Kilne
Long Bros
Rev Rainesbarger Sends Groom Retainer Fee
James Snedecker received a letter from Rev George Earl Rainesbarger now in Chicago inclosing five dollars he had lent for the wedding two weeks prior. The minister left before the ceremony and Snedecker hired another minister, paying him after the knot was tied. George Karl later recovered the money, proving the reverend's honesty.
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James Snedecker
George Earl Rainesbarger
Chicago
Snedecker
Mr. Snedecker
Rev. Ralnesbarger
George Karl
Double Wedding In Squire's Office Today
In Pleasant Valley two couples wed in one sitting as Squire M W Wimmer united Porter Whitens with Nellie Trene Shaffer and Charles R Shaffer with Nora Anne Moore at 7 30 pm. The judge mused that this is the third double header he has conducted in his long career.
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Squire
Squire M. W. Wimmer
Porter Whitens
Nellie Trene Shaffer
Charles R. Shaffer
Nora Anne Moore
Squire's
Pleasant Valley
Burglars Blow Open Bank in Dayton
Dayton dispatch reports burglars cracked a local bank and escaped with unspecified loot after breaking in during the night. Police search the area for suspects. No injuries are reported.
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Cbshocton Daily Age
Coshocton
Pass
C. E. Federeen
J. F. Smith
Shrigley
Brannock
Bane
Batayia
Keiegblicwp
Sage of the Age
Hollister
Guernsey County
Calvation Army
Nmanager Kline
OEO
Jersey
Dawson & Smith
St. Theatre
Siegrist & Williams
Ad- Most
Agre Tan
6Th St
Adelaide Thorsted
Fountain Store
Dayton
Tr. Neldon
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