Countywide Election Bands Wide Party Lead Across Townships
The Kusider of Townships tally shows varied majorities for candidates across Monroe Bethlehem Bedford Clark Crawford Jackson Keene Lafayette New Castle Oxford Virginia White Eyes Pike Washington Tivertone Perry and Perry towns. Notable notes include the lightest and smallest vote counts in several locales and Republicans or Democrats sweeping trustees clerks assessors and justices in many districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
James Carter
Kinsey McNeal
Joseph Krownapple
Constable
Lon Stall
Samuel Meilor
J. H. Lentz
Bethlehem
J. K. Richeson
Ed Finley
J. N. Rutledge
Justice
L Brezzius
Joseph Wilson
Bedford
J. T. Dickey
W. J. Walker
T. F. Landis
Jackson
Frank Maxwell
F. M. Fortune
Robert Greer
O. P. McDonald
James Andrews
Keene
J. X. Wolfe
F. E. Whittemore
C. B. Bechtel
J. M. Mackwart
R. G. Lafayette
Isaac Norman
John A. Walters
Seth Daugherty
New Castle
McNulty Dixon
Samuel H. Fry
E. E. Linebaugh
Oxford
Frank Emerson
Frank Norris
M. Atkinson
C. B. Lovelace
Virginia
Alphonse Wright
Jesse Smailes
Emanuel Wright
RK. I. Keesey
Sol Deeds
C. C. Schmaltz
Nelson Murphy
John Huff
W. FP ‘Park
Pike
Isaac Russel
M. P. Billman
George Gardner
James Kansey
Washington—Trustees
W. Cullison
A. T- Bell
J. C. Dickerson
W. N. Meek
George Hardesty
J. H. Donley
Tivvertone
John Fox
D. C. Baker
W. L Robison
H. Justice
Ieurse Ernst
D. St. Perry
Babcock
Buxton
Beny
Pigman
Debs to Speak in Coshocton on April 25
Debs is coming to Coshocton as Eugene V Debs will address the public in the evening of April 25. Mr Dowler, manager of Debs’s campaign, arranged with Ed McCabe, president of the local American Federation, for the speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshoct
Mr. Dowler
Eugene V Debs
Ed McCabe
of the American Federation
Debs
Estate and guardianship notices lead county court docket
Courthouse notices list first and final accounts for estates including Susan Oliver and George Mader, appoint guardians such as William Mader and William H. Davis, plus a sale petition for Albert Fett. Numerous real estate transfers are recorded in Coshocton and surrounding townships with named buyers and prices, including properties in Russell’s addition and White Eyes township. Several personal notices name Miss Lenora Summers and Miss Lydia Haas among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Oliver
Jacob Barringer
George Mader
William Mader
William Biggs
Perry Barbara Sheam
Order of Pale
Albert Fett
William H. Davis
Guardian
Lucretia Davis
Lucretia E
Charles M. Davis
William J. Davis
A.C. Hedge
William Tish
Coshocton
Eliza J. Smith
Charles M. Pullen
Krause Headache Capsules Praised by Editor in Missouri
Mr J W Watchison editor of Gazette Pleasantville Missouri endorses Krause's Headache Capsules as effective after a 25 cent box cured a dreadful sick headache. He and his wife also use other Norman Lichty Manufacturing Co medicines and recommend them as well. Smith's Drugstore Coshoc ton and C M Ferguson Roscoe note similar satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Watchison
Gazette
Pleasantville
Krause
Norman Lichty M‘f'gr Company
Smith's Drugstore
Coshocton
C. M. Ferguson
Roscoe
Naval Promotions in Washington March 2
The retirement of Rear Admiral Day leads to promotions across the command. Captain Silas Terry rises to rear admiral as a retiring board member, Commander James H. Dayton becomes captain in charge of San Juan station, Lieutenant Commander W. H. Turner advances to commander, and Lieutenant Albert Gleaves, at Washington navy yard, becomes lieutenant commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinton
Day
Silas Terry
Naval Retiring Board
James H. Dayton
San Juan Naval Station
W. H. Turner
Albert Gleaves
Washington Navy Yard
Battleship Kearsarge Sails for Final Acceptance Trial
The battleship Kearsarge left Newport News on April 4 for her final acceptance trial, testing both turrets and sea-going quslides. The ship will be at sea for 48 hours to complete performance checks and exhaust tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
Kearsarge
Ventriloquist Bert Larkin Faces City Court
Mayor Cassingham convened the police court to dispose of two men causing annoyance. Bert Larkin, a ventriloquist known for heavy drinking, received five dollars and costs plus ten days at the works. Bert Myers was charged with intoxication and willful destruction of property, fined five dollars and costs with ten days in the workhouse. Officer Maple took both to Zanesville yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassingham
Bert Larkin
Doney
Bert Myers
Ostrich Farming Challenges in South Africa Highlighted
London Mail surveys ostrich farming risks noting meteoric price drops from £500 bands for first-rate birds to £15 per pair, the birds’ extreme childhood illnesses and temperamental adult behavior. It describes caretakers like little Ethiopians, feather plucking dangers, and the fierce defense ostriches mount with their long prickly branches as weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Vicino
Local Produce Prices Highlight Trade Winners
Qur California Peaches at 12 1c are a great trade winner. 5c Prunes are equally as good. Our Evapor ated Com at 10¢ is extra fine.
Cape Nome Gold Output Forecast by Alaska Official
Former U S Commissioner S Shepard cites expert data predicting Cape Nome gold output could reach 2100000000 dollars next season. He notes easier access via steam voyages from the Pacific coast and improved mining gear will raise productivity while the four month season remains short. He also comments that the Dawson Klondike route improvements reduce hardships for new prospectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
St. Michaella
Alaska
S. Shepard
St. Arinael’s
Washington
Washington Star
Cape Nove
Cape
San Francisco
Cape Nome
Pacific Coast
Klondike
Dawson
Pass
Pacific
Philippines
Cape Nome i
Delinquent Tax Measure Passed Amid Ohio Senate Debates
In Columbus on April 5 the Ohio House defeated DeRan's home rule tax amendment 48 to 29 while Kreis's bill on delinquent low tax collection from wholesale dealers passed. Other measures approved include school for deaf mutes, district dissolutions, free turnpike levies capped at 2 mills, and hunting rules. Senate actions included a near-unanimous pass of Brotein's primary election bill with Cincinnati/Cleveland carveouts. The centennial appropriation debate trimmed funding to 750000 with governor appointing a new commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
DeRan
Kreis
Boards of Equalization
Ciix Boards of Equalization
Senator Long
Congress
Lake Erie
Ohio River
Mr. Smith
Delaware
Mr. Arthur
Senate
Brotein
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Atherton
House
Dayton
Cleveland Park
Flushing
Belmont County
Board of City Affairs of Cinciz-nati
Lieber
Archer
Centennial Commission
Howerd
Mitchell
Supreme Court
Evening World Plans for Rabbit Culling and Uses
The Evening World reports that rabbits are to be canned and disposed of for byproducts. Pelt will be used for sealskin sacks, fur for hats, and other uses are planned. There are 600 rabbitries around Los Angeles and over 60 000 high grade rabbits in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Boy Arraigned for Fruit Store Theft
George Day, a 14 year old colored boy from Evansville, was arraigned in police court for breaking into a fruit store. He claimed to have eaten 75 bananas and 53 oranges along with three pounds of oats in three hours. The report is cited from the Cincinnati Enquirer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Day
Evansville
Cincinnati
Financial Statement for Year Ended August 31 1899
Statement shows receipts and treasury balances with entries from August 21 1595 and February 1899. Items include amounts from County Treasury February 1899 and August 1699, and receipts from EK emission, George Sorrery stone, B E Hamilton tuition, H Hey Axe Co od iron, Howard Miller ammunition. Names and dates appear inconsistently but reflect a fiscal record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sorrery
B.E Hamilton
H. Hey Axe Co
Od Iron
Naan
Howard Miller
Disbursements and receipts at district schools show totals
Readable fragments list payments to teachers and staff, supplies, repairs, and services. Notable items include total paid teachers 31 635 00, contingent disbursements 7 931 30, and various vendor charges from gas, telephone, coal, and printing. Numerous names of teachers and staff appear alongside amounts, with maintenance and janitorial costs also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Smith
Carrie Wagner
Sallie Madden
Ada Kytosson
S. Hoffman
Percy Hodge
W.L. Richer
Evan G. Evans
Jason Coulter
Dravage
Coshucton Gas Co
Tuscarora Advt
Binding Boooes
Citizens Tel
Rawford
Aes eGrowther
H. L. Richardson
Horn Fence Post Co
B. B_Shaw
Geotorfe Savery
J.F. Lighvell
James Be
J. Bachman
Sycamore Street
J_L.Clark
J. L.clark
C. A. Marden
M Smith
Yarnell, Pomerene and
Fenton
Adams Express Co. Express
Anderson
Ste McDowell Bros
Yale Coshocton Water Works
Sek Public Library
Levy Powelson Bros
Fountain Dry Goods Co
Window American Book Co
Maple Bend Gra House
Jdiuse
AP Stewart
Walone Street
JM Yarnell
Biedenmiller
Arkrens
James Miller
Brick
Homer Kinney
Thompon A&& Postal Telegraph
Ioris
King
Resean Poweilser
V. Teresi
Ford
Root JR Srekse
Pokerand
Hutchinson
Fuvketts
Eveland School Furniture Co
Deeks Ee Dames
Bardon
Wezconer
Nindiimg
oOo
Lear
Merbie
Wiley
Beal Coe Tinware
Hanlon
Ricketts Fot Wolfe's Bazaar
Ransom Dry Goods Co
Buating
AC Lindzar
Cherry Stree
Ricketts School
Cherrestreen
Peck-Williamson Co
Cherry Street
EL Barrett & Sons
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Dingus
Chicarco Tribune
Blix
Penelope
Genevieve
Collier's Weekly
Forest of Habit
Cach
Dresden
China
Detroit Free Press
Chicago
Courthouse News
Probate Court
HEAL
John Bell
F. H. Yarnall
Russell
West Lafayette
Fredrick Sipp
M. L. Barrick
Peter Schiarb
John Gephart
White Eyes
Harry Ames
Howard Ames
Crawford Township
George F. Pepper
Bert C. Senter
Virginia Township
Miles McCoy
Samuel Kirker
Jackson Township
George A. Johnson
William Burns
James Rusk
Martha E. Baker
Viainuela
Houston Hay
E. S. Brink
L. B. Piper
W. M. Piper
Irven E. Sons
Edward Milligan
Burt & Rodgers
Samuel Sherrets
Harris Waters
Facres
Bethlehem Township
John F. Cochran
Lewis Giauque
J. Bradner Burt
Marriet Burt Rodgers
J. F. Cochran
David F. Denman
Mary McConne
Edward R. McConnell
Catharine Denney
Eliza Denney
Melville Q. Baker
George W. Ferrow
W. C. Hamilton
Peninna McDermott
Martha J. Johnson
J. Benjamin Scheetz
Mill Creek Township
James N. Lawrence
Lenora M. Summers
James M. Frederick
Warsaw
Lydia M. Haas
Samuel A. Hamilton
Jasper County
Mary A McCormick
Coshocteen
Philip H. Harrisberger
Avondale
Sarah Louisa Lorenz
Adams
Archal
Detroit Journal
Zanesville
Oquist
Feather Farms
Boyd
Grocer
G. F. Finnell
Geldel Block
Opera House
Ceshocton
Ohio
Judge Shepard
Newcastle
Exchense
America
Europe
South America
Africa
Philadelphia
Mouse
Champ Clark
Hanna
Trenton
George W. van Sielen
National Boer Relief Association
Missouri
Champ Clerk
McKinney
Lima
Peru
Guayaquil
New Orleans
Willam A. Hendricks
Genses’ Hospital
St. Lewis
Indianapolis Journal
Coshocton Union School District
Biss
CosnocTos
Coshocton Union
Coshocton County
W. cassInanaw
Board of Education
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