Ohio Coal Strike Settlement Near at Hand
Ohio officials review county request to fund permanent road work between Coshocton and Roscos bridges. State Highway Commissioner Houston examines flood impact and road length, discusses brick paving and viaduct needs, and plans talks with objectors and other townships. No decision today. funds may be used next year if this request is rejected.
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Houston
City
Columbus
County Court House
Board of County Commissioners
Coshocton
Roscos
Ata
Huston
Hns
Brich
Wimmer
Times
Cashocton County
The
Counts Good Roads Association
Number of Coshocton Saloons Cut to Twenty six
Auditor C R Randles announced that up to last evening thirty saloon licenses were applied for under the Aiken tax law in Coshocton. Nine closed their blinds and may quit. They have until June 20 to pay the first 500 dollar installment. It is likely 26 saloons and one brewery agency will operate in Coshocton over the next six months.
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RO Randles
Coshocton
Three New Houses Planned on North View Avenue
Plans show three new houses to be built on North View Avenue as additions to Ely of Cosharton. Each four-room home will cost about 2474 in aggregate. Also noted are repairs and permits on Man Street and a new restaurant venture linked to the Criterion Rendnre.
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Ely
Cosharton
North View Avenue
Pope
Man Street
Hunt
Memorial Day Observances and Closings in Coshocton
Memorial Day events in Coshocton include a procession to Oak Ridge Cemetery with remarks by Commander Smith and Adjutant Pus. The day features a welcome address, Gettysburg excerpt, benediction, and a memorial excerise. City offices and many businesses will close. post offices open 7:30 to 9:00 am and 1:00 to 5:00 pm. stores and factories largely shut for the day.
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Oak Ridge
Smith
South Lawn Cemetery
T & Ro
Sid
Adutant Cvo
Lincoln
Woos
Werril Minrsic
Ora Jon Rey
John 1
Wilson
Cleveland
Benediction
Rey Wol. Wells
Twenty Foot Flag Presented to Coshocton City
A twenty foot hunting flag was presented to Coshocton by an unnamed donor. Chase Henry delivered the flag to Mayor Smith, who accepted it and thanked the donor. The flag will debut on Memorial Day and be hung over Malin street as a symbol of loyalty.
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Coshocton
Chase Henry
Smith
Sire
Henry
Malin Street
Imbecile declaration for Noah Croskey in probate court
Judge Donley rules Noah Croskey of Monroe township an imbecile in probate court. An application seeks removal to Gallipolis State Hospital. The 16 year old has been afflicted for two years with unknown cause. At the Old Chapel the Christian Union church youths host a social this evening with refreshments.
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Donley
Noah Lo Croskey
Croskey
Monroe Township
Gallipolis State Hospital
The
Christian Union Church
Liquor League Tests Aikin Law Amid New Tax Proposal
Ambiguous text describes a liquor league challenge to a new Akin law and a filing aimed to test the validity of a measure raising a tax from 58 to 100 dollars annually. A $350 assessment appears in dispute, with officials deeming the amount refused and a court considered the issue.
Carpenter Suffered Palm Burn From Hot Tar
Matthias Clinger a carpenter on South Lawn Avenue was badly burned on the palm of his left hand this afternoon when hot tar spilled on him. Dr. Marlhbat treated the injury to relieve the pain.
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Matthias Clinger
South Lawn Avenue
Mar Lhbat
No More Sideboard Event Clashes At Lodge Evening
A fragmented note notes a lodge gathering details with mentions of Keane and Rook Meas grove, dawn fete plans, and invited board members. The text references a Jaeshman class and seminars while hinting at future events and divisions within the department.
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Jaeshman
Keane
9000 Foot Gasser Struck in Licking Co
The newest gas well in Ohio was struck by the Springile Gas Co near Pheasant in Licking County. The well shows a flow of gas at a rate of about Gio feet per day with a depth near 2970 feet and a potential pressure around 700 pounds per square inch. Widespread activity follows as company personnel and local managers move to control the site.
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Licking CO
Ohio
Springile Gas Co
Pheasant
Lilehings
Roth
Acti Ve Company
SprineAeld
Indiana and Illinois settle on 1903 scale
The Daily Times reports miners in Coshocton county are told all Ohio field differences will be amicably settled by June 10 and mines reopen. Ohio, Indiana and Illinois operators met in Chicago to settle the bituminous strike on the 1903 scale with Indiana and Illinois districts expected to reach settlements by week’s end.
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Daily Times
Coshocton
Ohio
the Times
Cleveland
J. A. Winder
H L. Chapman
Columbus
F. M. Osborne
C L. Gas
Times
East Ohio
Coshocton County
Cassingham Local Remeeting Office Pastiadti
The notice describes a meeting held in Columbus at the Central Labor Hall to elect delegates for the state center. Participants were informed of the date and location for the remeeting session and action to be taken.
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Columbus
Exposé of Republican Prison Management Exaggeration
L C Schott exposes alleged extravagance in prison management, citing the Ohio penitentiary annual report for 1905. The article notes net losses, high per capita costs, and questions on contracts, while condemning claims of superior efficiency and economy.
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L. C. Schott
Aly Ff Prvanizal
Corme
Beres
Ohio
Tse
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Coshseton
Arrchives
Alto
Liquor League
Aikin
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Ilingis
Cassingham
Central Were
L. D, Schott
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