Power Expanded for Coshocton Probate Court
Coshocton County Probate Court gains concurrent jurisdiction with the Common Pleas Court in divorce alimony foreclosure and partition cases due to a new bill passed by the senate. With no resident Common Pleas judge, probate court action will speed matters as delays due to absent judges become avoidable, especially in partition suits. Judge Maxwell’s absence until May 24 underscores the reform’s usefulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton County
Senate
Court of Common Pleas
Coshucton
Common Pleas Court
Maxwell
The Judge Has Gone Court Reopens May Twenty Third
Court adjourned until May 23 when the petit jury is to be called Judge Maxwell remains in Millersburg with other business ruled on motions and demurrers The case actions include Jennings v county commissioners Clary v Adair and obligations involving Maines Hunt er and McConnell Stutter case payments court orders and a jail remand for nonpayment An excerpt from a Chicago Record poem appears in the report
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell
Millersburg
J. A. Jennings
Franklin Miller
William McLaughlin
E. J. Clary
J.C. Adair
Fleck & Neal
Newark
Common Pleas
Stanton Manes
Tyrone
Maines
Wolfe & Sons
Danville
William C. Hunter
Anderson McConnell
Eudi
Tom Sher Kay Named Money Shark in Bank Claim
A clipped item suggests Tom Sher Kay, a pugilist, is nicknamed a money shark amid a claim of his holding $100,000 in a Sep Francises bank. The note, from Clevaland Plain Dealer, hints at a sensational label without clear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Tom Sher Kay
Pla
Clevaland Tlain
Mail Evidence and Boer Envoy Accusations Across Worlds
Consul Hay rebuts claims of tampering with mail during Macrum stay in Pretoria. Boer envoy Fischer accuses Milner of war aims while Britain masses troops. Gold Democrats in Indianapolis foresee no national ticket, seeking Chicago platform alignment. Coal supply contracts in Pittsburgh aim to avert shortages. new incorporations span Canton to Port Clinton. No extra session anticipated in Montana. Bramble admits embezzlement in Decatur post office. Continuous dispatches touch on Tacoma Indians, Cleveland union wage demands, Bryan’s coast departure, and assorted domestic notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naptes
Mr. Fischer
Alfred Milner
Cape Colony
South Africa
Cape Town
Milner
Transvaal
Great Britain
Porto Rico Desperate Voices on Trade and Relief
W Lothrop of De Ford & Co, U S fiscal agents in Porto Rico, warns that a tax on island industries would spark trouble unless Congress grants free exchange of products. He arrived in Boston after visiting the island and says Americans there could take action if relief is not provided before next summer. He notes discontent since last summer and hurricane, with planters and labor at wits end as Porto Rico seeks equal footing with the United States in trade and customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Staten
Treshbie
W. EL
Lothrop
de Ford & Co
United States
Porto Rico
Congress
Boston
New York Bun
Port Rico
Evon
Ohio
South America
America
Mr. Lothrop
Status of the La Gloria Cuban colony reported by Lieutenant Evans
A Havana dispatch to the New York Sun summarizes Lieutenant Evans findings at La Gloria four and a half miles inland from Nuevitas. The 175 colonists live in tents with poor sanitation, while property deeds are unsettled and the sawmill hotel plan unrealized. Rations exist but costs are high. water wells lie 1 to 20 feet deep. several transport animals and a small steamer serve the colony. The report cites vague plans and awaits further word on ex-colonists and forestation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanas
la Gloria
Evans
Nuevitas
Havana
New York Sun
Nuevas
Katchen
Nuevchtas
Wood
Irregular humor and quips from newspaper clippings
A collage of humorous exchanges and quirky lines from various papers. Snippets include a young reader criticizing Boer warfare style, a Detroit Free Press aside, and brief witticisms about singing, manners, chairs, and personal appearance. The tone mimics late 19th or early 20th century comic miscellany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twigiey
Aliss Kate
Detroit Free Press
TFS
Tess Reveals Worries Over Harsh 1920s Gown Styles
Tess complains that the fashion styles of the 1920s gowns are harsher and less pretty than before. Jess questions why she thinks so, noting Tess’s aging. The Philadelphia Press reports the exchange about evolving attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tess
Jess
Philadelphia Press
Reinstating Public Banns for Marriage Proposals
Edward Bok argues for reestablishing public notice of婚 marriage intents, echoing medieval practice. He believes 30 days of banns posted in church and public places would reduce elopements, social disgrace, and unhappy outcomes for families, noting European models with civil marriage show lower divorce rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lames
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bam
Chicago
Macrum
Hay
Pretoria
Gold Democrats
Indianapolis
Willam D. Bynum
Gold Democratic
Bynum
Bryan
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Coal Company
West Virginia
Iso
Pittsburg Company
Columbus
Canton Improvement and Mining Company
Canton
Independent Chemical Company
Dayton
East Ohio Gas Company
Jima
Port Clinton Electric Light and Power Company
Port Clinton
Guarantee Deposit Company
Cincinnati
Butte
Mon
Smith
Clark
Springfield
Red Wen
Tacoma
Wash
Dawson
Sitka
Cleveland
Prs
Los Angeles
William J. Bryen
East
War of Phoenix
A. T
Albuquerque
Omaha Expostion
Walter Delafield
Verhel Movers
G. W. Potter
Cucago
Mlontana
Soux City
Frederick Shore
New York
Fannie Greerbaum
Julius N. Sistek
Washington
Razzieton
imes-Herald
Ing
Cleveland Plain
Jims
Binks
Philadelphia
North American
Chicago Record
Fortune
Chicago Times- Herald
New York Herald
Our
Fadranitaure
Springs
Rockers
Basils
Knight
SELBY
F. D
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!