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Newspaper

Coshocton Weekly Times

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1906

Page

4

The Diversions of a Young Multi Millionaire

A 25 year old socialite Percival Uinea indulges wealth and appetites while love and gossip collide. In New York society, friends discuss intrigues and limits as he spends lavishly, with scenes of a lavish party and hints of scandal surrounding Nellie Wemple and the Nesbils in a tale of excess and consequence.

Doctor von Herzlich Peter Hines New York Herbert Delancey Livingston Livingston Forward Wes Mouteer Tove Nestiit Cascare Jimmy Nest Piv Bey Nellie Wemple Nesbila Perelva Speni Sperry Calicra Tulad Fourth Street

Evening at Mrs Gwilt Athleptan's pumpkin fete ends in doubt

Miss Milbrey and Percival linger over romance as autumn strolls reveal unspoken doubts. Percival faces Miss Milbrey with uncertain love while Mrs Akemit flirts, and Mr Ristine arrives at a Halloween gathering, stirring new tensions among the guests.

Missy Milbrey Snower Easthampton Percival Miss Mubrey Miss Millerey Miss Miltrey Miss Milbrey Destiny Misa Milhrey Blaynes Tercival Solomon Bines Mass Millerey Ots Highee Oocée Tie Palm Garden Woraee

A Paris drawing room etched with secrets and spice

Mrs Bines visits Philippe in the East Thirty-eighth Street apartment scene where Paul, the baby, dominates the room. Philippe, Celine, and Baron Renault de Palliac share a tense, formal supper as the social masks thin and misdirected affections surface amid culinary theatrics.

Casmir Philippe Dumas Pere Marquis de St. Georges Maison d Paris America Celine Paul Madame East Thirty-eighth Street Mrs. Bines Italy Baron Renault de Palliac Spaghetta Paron Remiuu de Paliae Stoke Coline Monsieur le Barats Madame Hines de Haron de Raibe Philppe Karon Renault de Palliac Mize Blanche du

Devastation After Quake Rips San Francisco City Center

The earthquake left a city in flames as looters were shot, four men executed, and a wide sweep of destruction from the water front to Mission Street. A 50 member relief committee headed by James D. Phelan organized aid while Golden Gate park prepared to feed the destitute. The Merchants Exchange and Mills Building stood amid the burning district, with major banks and offices damaged or destroyed and Fire Chief Sullivan injured by a falling chimney at the California Hotel.

Golden Gate Park Janmws D. Phelan Schmitz Market Street Mission San Francisco Bay Merchants’ Exchange Southern Pacific Company Ferry Building Tenth Street Montgomery Street Washington Street San Francisco Mills New Merchants’ Exchange Marine and Stock Exchanges Mutual Life Insurance California Hotel Sullivan

George Batten Company Moves to Metropolitan Annex

The George Batten Company, advertising agents, announce relocation from the Potter building to the Metropolitan Annex at 11 East Twenty-fourth Street Madison Square. They plan to take only a portion of the eleventh Moor and expect space for expansion. Since 1891, from 12 by 14 feet with one clerk, they grew to over fifty staff, annual expenses rising toward 100000, with steady yearly growth and top credit.

Ies Millerey Catlke Percival Ars Drelmer Mra. Akemit George Batten Potter Building Metropolitan Annex East Twenty-fourth Street Madison Square Batten George A. Macbeth Macbeth William H. Johns William’ S Johns Evening Sun

County Commissioners Report Of Repairs And Fees

Commissioners at this week s session described frauds let for plunkins on three bridges in Adams and repairs near Kiser s MIH. Payments included 69.40 to R J Graham and 862.48 to Clark Jh for bridge work and 25.50 to ALN Compton for courthouse awnings. Baby boy born to Mr and Mrs John Amore of Ash Street.

Torra Zimmertoun Plunkins Adams R. J. Graham Kiser’s Mih Clark Jh ALN Compton Court House Myr John Amore Ash Street Phe Tather Keagy

New York Racket Store Offers Hardware Bargains

A New York hardware list highlights 10 in mill files, monkey wrenches, brace bits, saws, hatchets, hammers, spades, garden tools, ladders, brushes, horse gear, auger bits, hooks, screws, bolts and scales. Prices included, showcasing varied discounts and a broad range of metalworking and carpentry supplies.

Notice to Teachers On Examinations And Fees

Notice to teachers outlines examination dates for elementary and other levels on the first, third, and second Saturdays of December and April. Applicants must pay a fee, provide stamped envelopes, and submit maps or forms as required by the examining board. Patterson applicants are exempt from some charges.

Ely Patterson Henril

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