Union Tabernacle revival yields 300 conversions and moral uplift
DO H Harnly reports Coshocton’s Union Tabernacle revival ends with 300 conversions and widespread moral renewal. The event features Dr Williams and workers praised for leadership, a large audience filling every space, and substantial offerings including a major donation. The revival, choir triumphs, and community tributes mark a historic urban religious gathering.
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Hoke Smith of Georgia by James A Edgerton
A long reflection on Hoke Smith of Georgia as a presidential candidate. The piece weighs his stature, family background, and career against rival northern and southern figures, noting his opposition to corporate power, temperance support, and potential to bridge sectional divides, while acknowledging lingering regional prejudice and political dynamics.
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Canal Lewisville News Briefs and Social Visits
Canal Lewisville March notes include Florence Fisher of Coshocton visiting sister Mrs. W. O. Renner. DD. B. Markley returns from a week with Columbus friends. Flora Dornan visits Coshocton friends. Rindsa Tovter of West Lafay ehkte visits grandmother Sallie Cramblett. Miss Anns Markley and Pete Roth visit Coshocton relatives. Quarterly M R K church meeting set for March 2 9 with services. village schools plan entertainment April 4. Weather remarks mention warm days and fluctuating conditions.
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