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A note on painting seasons stresses that time wears paint and upkeep matters. It urges careful choice of materials to extend the life of a repaint and reduce maintenance burdens in the future.
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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1906
Page
3
Fahnestock Pure White Lead Paint Ad
Pure White Lead mixed with Armstrong Linseed Oil is the standard paint. It looks best lasts longest and costs least in the long run. Send for a free illustrated booklet. National Lead & Oil Co of PA promotes sale via dealers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong & McKelvy
National Lead & Oil CO
Nat’l/ Beek
Pitteberdh
Judge Pitney Denounces Stepmothers in Family Cases
Jersey City July 11 Vice Chancellor Pitney, famed for sharp judicial remarks on family dispute cases, declares I never knew a stepmother who was a good mother. He admits there may be exceptions but asserts none in his experience from decades of deciding family troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
N. J
Pitney
United State
Colombia
Puan
Britain
Panama
Senate
de Ar “Nyd
John Sharp Williams
Gtand
Local visits and notices from Canal Lewisville area
Canal Lewisville and Plainfield community items report visits by Mrs G W Mohler and daughters to Akron, other relatives in Coshocton Canton New Philadelphia wool market concerns, and local happenings. July dates on lawn set and meetings noted. Fire damage, weather, and local business improvements also mentioned alongside a new Plainfield junior league team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
W. Q. Renner
Flatt
Ollie Walker
Mary McCabe
Jotn McCabe
Ethel Graham
Newark
Franklin Drove Conroy to Woods and Scored Six Runs in Ninth
A muddy Riverside Park game saw Franklin defeat the Buckeyes as Franklin’s Conroy yielded one run in eight innings before a flurry in the ninth. Thompson struggled for the Buckeyes, while Franklin offense struck early, with three runs in the first inning and six by the end of the game. Key names include Thompson, Harris, Wickens, Roberts, Wright, Patton, Buck, White, Mapel, Dave, Weaver, and Conroy. Umpire was Craig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
Donald Abbott
Cleveland
Lew Stuckrath
Coshoc'en
James Wilson
Coshonton
Reagy & Sears
the Law
Logan
Gen
Lane
Joan Bassett
Howard Phillips
McCune
Tip Jennings
Marshal Hootman
Joe Platt
Varios Points
Shelven
Exrwin Sibley
Ralph Phillips
Franklin
Conroy
Woods
Riverside Park
Franklin Town
Downs
William Conroy
Thompson
Lewisville
Buck
Buckeyes
Franklin Boys Goon
W. Conroy
Lee
Harris
Wickens
Roberts
Wright
Patton
White
Mapel J
Dave
Weaver
Thacker
Fiock
Mapel
Thacker Tuna
Rock
L.l
Conroy Iy
Hompson
Salzgaher
Duffr
T.cu
Bordenkiveher
Craig
Salzgaber
Tess
Jennings
Jon
Daveau
R. Carnes
Wind Up of the League Signals Defeat of Leaders
In the final act of Co shocton county league history the Schlahs defeated the Beachs, who led the circuit, signaling the Schlahs as real pennant writers. Rud Ebrich faded in the second frame but finished with support as the leaders faltered, ending a short troubled season with a clear shift in supremacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Schlahs
Beachs
Rud
Ebrich
Scores Show Wild Second Inning In Local Game
Carter started with a three bagger over Ackecrouil as Rick safe on Beach's error and Gross took a rib shot. Thompson doubles, Perwellson singles, Duffy singles, Hook safe on Carnes' miscue, Stewart doubles, Carter again out at second. Ricketts, Thomason, Powellson, Duffy, Hook and Stewart score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Ackecrouil
Rick
Beach
Gross
Thompson
Perwellson
Duffy
Hook
Carnes
Stewart
Ricketts
Thomason
Powellson
Wickens
Houk
Supersatu
Sehlans
Lone Files
Biddy Hook
Ltwo
Gross Pyste
Willow
Pawrlison
Ais
al Sehlahs
Ross
Shaft Ackeroyd
Reach
Caton
Darshy
Brachs
Schlahs
Bas
Tish
Rosa
Breach
Caron
Orter
Ehrich
Rickets
Hirthy
Craig
How the Umpire Decides With Two On One Base
The sporting editor answers a long standing baseball query. With runners on third and second and a steal attempt, the catcher fields the ball and chases A back toward third. A returns to third without being forced and is not out for returning to a base after being forced off. The article explains the forced rule and tagging requirements in this scenario.
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Cineinhati Enquirer
Bou
Bostarta
Astarta
Thor
Baseball disputed play prompts rules of baserunning
A fragment describes a baserunning dispute where a runner advances, a fielder fields the ball, and questions arise about who may advance or be tagged. The text references safe bases, retroactive actions, and two runners returning to bases without being forced or touched, reflecting a late 19th or early 20th century game debate.
Lancaster's Struggles Highlight Poor Season So Far
The Lancaster team shows disappointing form despite returning top material and strong pitching. Outfield quality is praised, but fielding and overall execution lag. Fan and league expectations clash with on-field results, signaling deeper issues behind a once promising lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Fang
Mest Grungery
Panhandle Club Wins $75 Prize for Busy Haleam Event
The Panhandle AlhinUe Club won a $75 prize for the best busy haleam on the Pittsburgh division. The BAMe occurred at Tock Springs Saturday at the plente of the employ es. BP He AC beat the Pennsylvania ines by a score of 9 to 6, aided by solid pitching from Tom Quatley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle AlhinUe Club
Pittsburs
Tock Springs
Plente
Employes
BP. He. A.C
Pennsylvania
Tom Quatley
Reasons for the Making of Errors on the Ball Field
In Coshocton lore players offer excuses for mistakes. Common rationales include a pebble, sun in the eyes, a bad bound, an opponent’s swing, or wind altering a shot. A famous Brooklyn incident featured Treadway misplaying a fly ball after a bee sting distracted him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helders
Ball Park
Treadway
Brooklyn
Penca
Eo Tate
Cambridge Race Meet Plans Fall Festival In Sept
The Cambridge association finalizes September dates for fall racing to avoid competition with Wheeling Warren and Lima tracks. Purses rise from 100 to 400 dollars, promising the greatest races yet in the region. Amateur thieves raided the Coshocton Fur Company, forcing entry with a jimmy and escaping with the safe’s contents, notes, stocks, jewelry, and cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Secon
Any bridge-Eyasville
Warren
Lima
Enriea
Coshocton Fur Company
Lower Main Street
Fotal Concerne
le Ne Crew
Tariff debates and political storms in Congress
Amid chaotic debate the article surveys tariff revision pressure in Congress and notes Governor Cummins and standpatters in the 1908 scene. It cites Senator Aldrich and President Roosevelt allies clashing on canal material bids and domestic manufacturing safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
House of Representatives
Ibonk
Anoreni
Dion Caoal
Algerie
Silliae
Taft
Thoosevett
Troy
Roosevelt and
Dart
Spesier Comnen
Washington
Ines Seoator Aldrich
Rhode Island
Waisy
Une
Panama Canal
Record of Canal Debate and Party Tactics
Deliberations detail Democratic opposition to a canal project and calls to favor American manufacturers. The speech by Mr. Tawney and others criticizes haste and asserts costs to American taxpayers, urging economical methods and domestic support. Mentions political maneuvers, shipyard profits, and the Kentucky Democratic scene with Governor Beckham and future Senate races. Also notes Indiana Democratic convention praise for Benjamin Shively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Janes Bennett Mcfreary
Senate
United States
Beckham
McCreary
Beckhan
JNK
Heekhaig
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