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Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1903

Page

7

Poobahs and posts duties fill a Coshocton boy

In the Army and Navy Journal a feature on 2d Lieut. Charles c Burt details his thirteen offices including ordnance, signals, range, engineer, athletics, post adjutant, librarian and treasurer at Fort Schuyler. Nearby brief notes report Lynde and Gosser manufacturing corp forming in Lafayette with $25 060 capital, $8000 raised from lots, and Sarah Richie and Anna Parkhill buying the Fourth and Walnut residence from Louis Brendel.

Army and Navy Journal Coshocton Fort Schuyler Charles c. “Burt 80Th Co Sarah Richie Anna Parkhill Fourth and Walnut Streets Louis Brendel

Dead woman Eva Pierson lies unclaimed in New Comerstown

The body of Miss Eva Pierson who died suddenly on Panhandle train No 10 near Isleta last Friday remains at Lydick's undertaking rooms in New Comerstown. A Copenhagen telegram and messages to New York addresses failed to locate relatives. The remains will likely be placed in a vault while relatives are sought.

Eva Pierson Panhandle Isleta Lydick Newcomerstown Copenhagen Denmark New York

New Clothing Store Opens in Burns Building

Lynde and Gosser opened a modern clothing and furnishing store in the Burns building replacing the Model. The pair are noted clothiers and popular local figures with confidence in strong success.

Lynde & Gosser Burns Building

Molten Metal Burns Out Three Die In Blast Furnace

Three men fatally burned and fourteen seriously hurt by molten metal in an Edgar Thompson works blast furnace explosion at Praddock Pa. All victims described as foreigners. one died en route to hospital. In New Orleans the state convict farm levee failed, flooding the camps as water advances.

Pittsburg Edgar Thompson Works Praddock New Orleans Baton Rouge

Nerve Pills Promised To Cure Severe Headache Distress

A testimonial from Mrs. Della Kerns of Buffalo New York lauds Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills as a cure for severe nerve headaches. She describes relief from pain weakness and sleeplessness after taking the medicine and endorses its safety and pleasant action compared with usual headache remedies.

John Fall 4Th St Toronto A. W. Chase

International Circus Sets Dates For City Weeklong Run

The board of governors of the Co shocton Elks announce a weeklong international circus and hippodrome to run from June 29 to July 4 in the city. Location on Fourth street is under consideration with largely foreign performers aside from ring masters and clowns. Hagenbeck’s trained animals may be secured for the show.

Coshocton Jos. P. Callahan Howard Robinson R. T. Hunt J. P. Callahan Wm. Schlab E. H. Wilson W. F. Darling B. B. Strope Geo. A. Hay W. R. Pomerene C E Ransom C. F. Gosser E E McManus S M Snyder J. F Lightell R. F. Timmons T. J. Hanley L K Beach T L Montgomery Geo. Pharion F. E. Pomerene J. ©. Hutton B B Strope E S McDonald Dean Stanley J. E. Glass Ringmasters S. H. Nicholas Geo. A Hay R. M Voornees J. C. Adams R. A Powelson W. R Pomerene J. ©. F. Hutton C. D. Brooke E. A. Dawson B B Kinnode F A. G. Lawrence T. L. Montgomery H. B. Hunt E. C. Compton Lewis McClain E. E. Wertz W. H Backett C. J. Bowen W. G. Hay Warner Hay Geo. Zinken J. Adama F. H. Ricketts K. A. Hinig E. C. Beach C. A. Smith G. 3. Meek Chas Heiman J. H. Ricketts J. W. Thomson T. H. Wheeler C. G. Smith F. J. Ehel R. S. Kennedy B. F. Voorhees D. A. Raiff G S. Lawrence B. L. Shaw W. H. Manner Henry Hartman Robi. Bruck H. B. Hahn C. M. Hay

Ratifications Exchanged on Cuban Reciprocity Treaty

Washington March 31 Ratifications of the Cuban reciprocity treaty were exchanged by Secretary Hay and Minister Quesada. The treaty awaits proclamation until Congress acts. J R Chaplin of the Olympia Development Company will join a Washington trip with residents B Conner and family Vernal Arenhalt Marion Reed W H Dean and others leaving Thursday. others from Mansfield Cleveland and nearby towns will accompany.

Washington Maren Hay Quesda United States Congress J R Chaplin Olympia Development Company B Conner and Family Vernal Arenhalt Marion Reed W. H. Dean Tunnel Hill Mansfield Cleveland

Wallace Family Visit Ends in Warsaw Area

On a sad mission, W 3B Wallace and children stayed at J. T. Eliott's residence on North Third street while traveling from Warsaw to their Delaware home. Mrs. Wallace’s funeral was held Monday at her parents’ home near Warsaw, with interment at Jefferson cemetery. White Wings Resigns. John Guard quits city street cleaning job on Main street after years, citing inadequate pay. the vacancy remains unfilled.

Wallace J. T. Eliott North Third Street Warsaw Delaware White Wings John Guard Main Street

Hyomei Catarrh Remedy Promises Cures advertised

The brochure touts Hyomei as a cure for catarrh using inhalation four times daily. It claims dramatic up to date success, cites J S Nugent of New York, and promises a full refund if not cured. The full outfit costs five dollars and includes an inhaler, medicine dropper, and bottle of Hyomei.

R. T. Booth American Life Insurance Company J. S. Nugent New York City Hyomei Coshocton C. BE. Anderson

Parties pledge to ban money in Coshocton election

A mutual pledge by the Democratic and Republican campaign committees of Coshocton and Tuscarawas township states they will not use money or valuable things to influence voters for the April 6, 1903 election. They urge enforcement of election laws, offer aid to prosecute violators, and call for a pure ballot.

City of Coshocton Tuscarawas Township Coshocton

Fisher and McConnell Agreement on Election Funds

A letter from Coshocton Ohio dated March 30 1903 acknowledges receipt of an agreement prepared by Fisher and McConnell on behalf of their two committees. The document concerns the use of money or other valuable things in the upcoming election.

Coshocton T. H Wheeler J. C. Fisher Messrs. Fisher and McConnell

Message from Coshocton Prosecuting Attorney on Election Day

The letter from T H Wheeler Coshocton County Prosecuting Attorney urges all citizens to cooperate in obtaining a pure secret ballot. He offers personal and official assistance to support the joint resolution and its goals without regard to status.

T. H. Wheeler Coshocton County

Wreck Clips Wings of Walhonding Flyer

The Walhonding flyer broke the late record by ten hours and delayed traffic after a freight wreck three miles south of Londonville. The passenger train arrived after 7 PM instead of 10:15 PM, leaving tired travelers waiting at the local station.

Walhonding

Loving Cup for Judge Richards

Ironton residents plan a public reception to honor Judge J K Richards on Saturday evening a silver loving cup will be presented as he is promoted to the United States court he will travel to Cincinnati next week to assume duties succeeding Justice Wm R Day

Ironton J. K. Richards United States Court Cincinnati Wm. R Day

Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy Endorsed by Clergy

A St Paris Ohio pastor and editor lauds Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy for kidney and liver ills and other ailments. The ad claims quick relief from urinary issues and night-time urgency, with sample bottles and sale through druggists in two sizes. The copy promotes its safety and universal use and lists distributors.

Yeisley David Kenenedy Mr. Yeisley Weisley First Reformed Church St. Paris Ohio Mel Dr. David Kennedy Corporation Frondout M. Ys Pr Ene Siamese

Robert McCullough Dies at 68 in City Home

Robert McCullough aged sixty eight died at his home on South Seventh Street near the fair grounds of heart trouble. He leaves a wife and four children. The funeral was held at the house at 42 30 Thursday and interment was at Pleasant Hill churchyard.

Robert McCullough South Seventh Street Fair Grounds Pleasant Hill

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