Estate records and real estate transfers in Coshocton
Real estate transfers include Betsey A. Barney and William Shaw property in Cashocton for 300, with numerous deeds and quit claims. Estates and guardianships list first and final accounts for Wright, Courtright, Phillips, and Smith, plus assignments, appraisements, and guardianship settlements. Hood’s Sarsaparilla ad trailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Wright
Daniel Wright
Chai Dole
George E. ‘Newise
John Wolfe
John M. Compton
George Besst
John Besst
George Courtright
L. D. Schoot
Viola Phillips
Perry Ashcraft
Guardian
Richard Smith
Yalu
Wiliam Smith
Betsey A. Barney
William Shaw
Cashocton
Mary L. Roche
T. C. Roche
William Buzzard
G. X. Stanton
Mullet’s
Blissfield
S. EH. Nicholas
Charles Ogle
Kenilworth
J. Bradner Burt
Harriet B. Rodgers
William Whdern
P.M. Maxnner
H. A. Gaskill
Warsaw
Nannie Elder
William A. McCurdy
Bethlehem
Jefferson Townships
Samuel McElwee
Daniel Cullison
New Castle
A. C. Hedge
M. L. Jones
Virginia Township
Joseph Treasure
Uriah Atkinson
Jods
Oxford Township
John W. Cassingham
George Sheeley
Board of Trade
Charles P. Renner
Henry Klein- Smecht
Crawford Township
Wellman Ulman
Eva Olman
Monroe Township
James H. Watson
W. J. Mills
Jackson
Adam Royer
Franklin Township
William J. Groves
Daniel L. Dreher
Adams Township
Charles West
James Hogan
John Barit
Coshocwon
Latter Are Bent On Bis Capture
War news from Bloemfontein and London reports mixed front activity in South Africa. Brabant’s force at Wepener confident. Boers waver at final issue near Basuto border. Lord Roberts may move later. Gatacre’s removal sparks debate. rumours of Baden-Powell death denied. Elandslaagte, Mafeking, and Wepener engagements cited with varying casualties and fortifications described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloemfontein
General Brabant
Wepenes
London
South Africa
Lord Roberts
Cape Town
William Gatacre
Reddersburg
Gatacre’s
War Office
Baden-Powell
Natal
Elandslaagte
Ladysmith
Mafeking
Roberts
Wepener
Dire Straits Across Porto Rico and India Relief
A scan of deteriorating conditions in Porto Rico shows poverty rising with peon classes and rising food prices while many natives seek work in Cuba and Venezuela. India endures famine affecting millions as consular warns South African War could worsen aid. Beer stamp thefts in New York and Chicago linked to a Brooklyn bartender. Miners in Maryland strike for wage increases and UMWA recognition. Ohio Democrats convene in Columbus for club alliance. Boiler explosion harms crew aboard a Havana steamer. A Boston insurer seeks receivership. Salt Lake smelter dispute triggers strikes. Berlin reports successful wireless tests. Turf results listed for several cities. Ohio to West Virginia forecast for fair, warmer conditions.
Porto Rican tariff bill becomes law after senate approval
President McKinley signed the Porto Rican tariff bill turning it into law. The House vote 161 to 153 followed senate amendments, ending a long dispute. The measure enacts 15 percent duties on goods between the United States and Porto Rico, removes prior restrictions, excludes some foodstuffs from duty, and attaches a civil government framework to the island. The session also noted Pacific cable funding, DC appropriations, and other items.
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Washington
McKinley
House
Senate
Porto Rico
United States
Messrs. Heatwole
Minn
Crumpacker
Ind
Lane
Littlefield
McCall
Mass
H. C. Smith
Mich
Warner
Fletcher
Lorimer
Urs
Messrs
Davey and
Meier
Sibley
Richardson
Charles K. Magoon
War Department
Dolliver
Iowa
Magoon
Vast Gulf Storm Wrecks Vessels and Hails Widespread Damage
A deadly storm along the Gulf coast and southern Mississippi tore through Banterprine and West Enterprise, destroying homes and a bridge, with no reported deaths. Trains on Illinois Central delayed up to 20 hours after a fatal wreck near Campton killed three crew and seriously injured Engineer Crisp. London reports Queen Victoria’s gratitude for protection of the Prince and Princess of Wales. A Calumet electric car collision in Chicago injured several, and Mexico City awarded a major asphalt paving contract for 75 streets. Nebraska State University elected E Benjamin Andrews chancellor by 4 to 2 vote.
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Gulf
New Orleans
Gulf Coast
Mississippi
Banterprine
Miss
West Enterprise
Jackson
Illinois Central
Camston
Crisp
Iliners Central
Yazoo
Mississippi Valley Road
Chicago
Calumet
Belt Line Railway
Andrews
Omaha
Board of Regente
Nebraska State University
E. Benjamin Andrews
University of Nebraska
Market Reports Grain and Stock Prices April 11
Market reports from Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh New York Cincinnati Toledo and Baltimore list cattle hogs sheep and lamb prices by grade for April 11 with ranges for steers heifers cows bulls calves and western and native stock. Notable entries include Texas fed steers 4 00 to 5 30 and wheat No 2 red around 73 7 cents with corn No 2 near 60 cents.
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Texas Fed
Texas
Cleveland
Pittsburg
New York
Cincinnati
Recess Appointees Upheld As Senate Confirms Most
Columbus April 12 The Ohio Senate finished inquiry on Governor Bushnell's recess picks. All but seven were recommended for confirmation. three objected, two relocated, one died, one resigned. Objects included John Hankey, D N Powell, and M E Stormats. Senate passed bills on a state hospital for dipsomaniacs, Wilberforce University levy, charter disqualification inquiry, livestock and nitroglycerin safety rules, bicycle path commissions, and a code bill, which was debated and finally passed 16 to 12 after Lieber substitute failed 20 to 8. House action followed with revisions on centennial bill, conference, and other measures. Chicago contractors offer to build grand stand for Dewey day celebrations.
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Columbus
Senate
Patterson
Bushnell
John R. Hankey
Bowling Green
Blind Asylum
D. N. Powell
Putnam
Toledo Hospital
M. E. Stormats
Marysville
Girls’ Industrial School
Wilberforce University
Sieber
Senator Long
Old Statehouse
Harding
Mitchell
Champaign County
House
DeRan
Conference
Toledo
Ohio
Canal Commission of Ohio
Dunham
Buckeye Lake
Special Committee On Trusts
Dodge
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Probate Court
Gay B. Ernest
Tiverton Township
Mary Cooper
Daniel Dickey
Tuscarawas County
Josephine Pratt
Linton Victor D. Brillhart
Monroe
Nettie Shelihorn
Monroe Charlie Sellers
Peoria
Maudie Patterson
Linton, Co
Ward Senter
Virginia
Stela Wins
Hood
Mment
Lorenzo Marques
Chicago Ambulance Corps
Pretoria
Kroonstedt
Winburg
Elandslaargte
Jones Kop
Gatacre
Herbert Chermside
Wiliam Gatacre
England
Elandsgaate
Dewet's Corp
Free State
Aliwalworth
Baden Powell
Jophe
Missouri
Kanaes
G. F. Finnell
Geidel Block
Opera House
Coshocton
Otic
Cuba
Santo Domingo
Venezuela
India
Bombay
State Department
Treasury Department
General Post Ofice
Post Office
Internal Revenue Office
Thomas Blaney
Brooklyn
Frostburg
Georges Creek
United Mine Workers of America
Ohio Democratic Clubs
State Association of Democratic Clubs
Great Southern
C. Bachtel
Akron
Boston
Salt Lake City
Smelter
Germania
Tucker
Berlin
Marten
Tsland
Barkum
Emshire
Cupidity
Foslemm
Fanna Irs
Monmouth Bar
Petit Maire
Menphis
Woodinee
Garri Berwin
Streamer
Mélo
Meddler
Behnell Laufer
San Francisco
Morella
Rollick
Perseus
Captive
Amasa
Sardine
Kentucky
Indiana
West Virginia
McKinley Daly
Pacific Cable
The
Rational Capital
Honolulu
Committee of Naval Affairs
District of Columbia
Hawley
Army
Arlington
National Soldiers’ Home
Kantz
Navy Department
Admiral Kantz
Philadelphia
San Juan de Sur
Nica-ragua
Costa Rica
Bolins Mulls
Vinton County
W. E. Moler
Davis
Richland County
George E. McConkle
Elton
Stark County
Nicholas Bridser
Grogan
Franklin County
C. B. von Scheele
Long
Darke
J. H. Clemens
Moscow Mills
Morgan County
Charlies F. Dye
Senate Committee On Pensions
Tillman
Sullivan
Merrimac
Osborn Deig- Ban
Santiago
Marietta
Parkersburg
W. Va
Peyton H. Rubie
Paul Wegner
Ida Vroiler
Reinhard Tonn
Tonun
Miss Koller
Prince and Princess of Wales
City of Mexico
Buefalo
Baltimore
Mouse
Dewey Committee
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