Sued For Wages In 1699 Contract Case
Philip Toothman sues Isaac Rine in common pleas claiming breach of a one year farmhand contract starting April 1 1699. Rine agreed to pay 200 plus housing and equipment. Toothman furnished a horse. Rine allegedly dismissed Toothman July 27 without cause, leaving him unemployed and earning 21.46. He seeks 345.92 plus wages earned elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Toothman
Isaac Rine
Common Pleas
Rine
Toothman
Tenderly Laid Away Last Tribute of Many Friends
A large crowd gathered Sunday afternoon at the late Dr Arthur M L Dents residence to pay their last respects. Impressive services were held at 3 oclock led by Rev Dr Toland with assistance from Rev S A Fisher. Floral tributes filled the room before the casket as Foresters led the funeral cortege to Oak Ridge cemetery. Relatives and notable attendees included Judge and Mrs Dent, Hon W R D Dent, T P Bear, Col L E Anderson, Mrs J C Campbell, Otto Bork, and other mourners from Grafton Morgan town Chicago New York and Grandville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur ML Dent
Toland
S. A. Fisher
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Historical Club
Physicians of
Dent
W. R. D. Dent
Grafton
W. Va
T. P. Bear
Morgantown
Col. LE. K Anderson
Chicago
J. C. Campbell
New York
Goebel Case and Related 1900s News Notes
Grand jury in Frankfort hears Goebel assassination witnesses including Sallie Jackson who says she warned Goebel about danger before the state house visit. Wharton Golden, key prosecution witness, subpoenaed. Also reports on Wolff's claims about Cameroon's revolt, a rough boxing result in Milwaukee, Rhode Island election shifts, and a North Dakota Populist split over Bryan endorsement with delegates chosen for Sioux Falls and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wharton Golden
Frankfort
Goebel
Sallie Jackson
Goebel Bnd
State House
Caleb Powers
Grand Forks
N. D
Indorsing
Bryan
Fusion
Middle of the
Wonders
Sioux Falls
Cincinnati
Krause's Cold Cure Promises Quick Relief
An OCR fragment describes Krause's Cold Cure claiming to break up a cold and suggests customers need not stay indoors while being fed. The text mentions Smith's Drug and Coshocton with C. M. merges, but details are unclear and incomplete.
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Krause
Smith
Drug Re
Coshocton
C. M
Insurgents Active on All Sides Across Philippine Front
Reports from Manila on April 9 detail multiple encounters between insurgents and American troops. Captain Sturgis attacked an insurgent outpost near the Neva liches road, killing two and capturing 10, while Calbayon saw a night assault that left Major Gilmore’s cops killed and later driven out with 4 killed and 12 captured. Lieutenant Gordon near Aparri engaged 250 insurgents and was wounded. a sergeant and corporal were killed in Capiz. a detachment in Laguna hid in a church at Pacto until reinforcements arrived. Generals Young and Bell warn forces are inadequate and unrest is rising before the rainy season. Local officials friendly to Americans have been assassinated.
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Manilla
Sturgis
Nevaliches
Calbayon
Samar
Gilmore
Forty-Laird
Gordon
Sixteenth Infantry
Aparri
Cagayan
Eighteenth Infantry
Capiz
Panay
Laguna
Pacto
Young
Luzon
James Bell
Samal
Batear
Happenings at Home and Abroad in Verse Form
Afi New Orleans Fred C. Green, a real estate dealer, committed death by own action. Half the little town of Proctorville, Ohio, was destroyed by fire with losses around 260000. General Otis relieved at request from command in the Philippines. A strike ties up Chicago South Side streetcar lines. General Nelson A Miles open to Democratic presidential nomination. George M. Roberts of Mt. Vernon, a farmer, mentioned. Oils killed by his stepson Hugh Hardy Walter F. Graffe sought for embezzlement, detained in San Francisco. Buffalo Creek collision near Prescott, six injured.
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New Orleans
Fred C. Green
Proctorville
General Otis
Philippines
Power House
South Side
Chicago
Nelson A. Miles
George M. Roberts
Mt. Vernon
Hugh Hardy
Walter F. Graffe
Darton
San Francisco
Buffalo Creek
Prescott
Bradfield Regulator Promised To Soothe Female Ailments
Blind advertisement touts Bradfield Regulator as a universal remedy for women’s health issues. It claims the medicine cures nervousness headaches backache and general weakness and offers a free illustrated book upon request. Sold at drug stores for 1 a bottle in Atlanta Georgia.
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Weil
Loox
M.staxen
Bradheids
J L. Carson
Washington
C.e.anderson
Drug & Book Store
Still Under Water Damage Threatens Colorado River Areas
A sweeping flood strain from the Colorado River and its tributaries devastates farms and property across Texas towns. Laredo trains wrecked near Twohig. Rio Grande at 26 feet. Austin dam and power plant inundated. waterworks submerged. city left without water or fire protection. Bastrop and Williamson counties report widespread inundation. crops, cattle losses high. overall damage projected above 3 million dollars. Houston area floods ease but crops damaged. Lillie River flood parallels July levels with water works overtopped. Newfoundland fisheries news notes renewed Anglo French fishery modus vivendi until year end.
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Laredo
Tex
International and Great Northern Railway
Twohig
S. E. Bright
Rio Grande
Austin
Colorado
Williamson County
Bastroy County
Colorado River
Bastrop
Firemen’s Park
Houston
Texas
Trafic
Masked Men Kill Grandson During Home Invasion
In Barnesville Ohio on April 9 two masked men bound Mrs. Warrick and her two granddaughters then ransacked the home. Grandson Clarence Warrick awakened and grappled with the intruders. a shot fired left him dead. Bloodhounds have been secured as neighbors seek the robbers. the women remained bound until daylight.
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Barnesville
James Warrick
Morrow's Kid-ne-oids Evident Remedies Endorsements
Coshocton residents affirm the kidney and nerve remedy Morrow's Kid-ne-oids. Rev Dr W Toland of MOE Church credits quick relief from long standing kidney disturbances after using the product. Tablets sell for fifty cents a box at local drug stores and by mail from John Morrow & Co Springfield Ohio.
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Coshocton
W. Toland
MOE. Cherch
Morrow
Anderson
John Morrow & Co
Chemjot
Springfield
Ohio
Burgiery Chorsed
Montreal reports Evangelist Joly a painter and decorator arrested for authoring three burglaries at Joliette station Quebec. First theft 1826s20 000. 1835 3 500. 1898 7 000. Police say incriminating evidence found amid details of the crimes.
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Burgiery Chorsed
Montreal
Joly
Canadian Pacific Railway
Jolliette
Quebec
Hall's Catarrh Cure Adverts Toledo Firm Offer
Legal notice from Frank J. Cheney of Cheney & Co in Toledo offering one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh cured or not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sworn affidavit dated December 6, 160. Marketing text claims cure via internal action on blood and mucous membranes. Ends with product promotions for Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills.
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State Or Mary
Cire
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
Cheney&Co
Hall
F.J. Cheney
Parole Consideration Request for Verna Rivers
Verna Rivers, inmate at the Ohio Penitentiary, has been recommended for parole by the Warden and Chaplain. The hearing on the parole application is scheduled for on or after May 4, 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Rivers
Ohio
Worshy
Soeur
Appointment of Administrator for Joseph Fletcher Estate
Notice that the undersigned has been appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Joseph Fletcher, deceased, late of Coshocton County. Ohio. The administrator is K. W. Cerseersox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jozeph Fletcher
Joseph Fletcher
Coshocton County
Ohio
K.W. Cerseersox
Sealed Proposals for Coshocton sewer bonds invited
Sealed proposals will be received until 1% delock M on Tuesday April 24 1900 for the purchase of six sewer bonds of the Incorporated village of Coshocton Ohio. Bonds numbered one to six bear 6 percent interest with principal due at staggered dates from 1901 to 1906. Principal and interest payable at the Commercial Banking Company Coshocton. Bonds issued by ordinance of March 6 1900 to fund sewer improvements on Eighth Street. Bids must specify bond count premium interest and total purchase amount. Agreement to furnish blank bonds and a five percent certified check accompanies bids. Bids sealed and endorsed Bid for Sewer Bonds and sent to the Village Clerk Coshocton Ohio.
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Coshoeton
Hitereat
Commercial Banking Company Bank
Coshocton
Unio
Eighth Street
Chestnut and
Eighth Streets
Ohio
BES
F. F. Wagner
Ciees
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Eugene Wolff
Berliner Tageblatt
Ilwaukee
Wis
Charles Urns
Tom McCune
Detroit
Burns
McCune
Rhode Island
Providence. R
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The
Uncle Sam
Mace
Bradfield
Regulator CO
Atlanta
Lone Star State
Cameron
Lillie River
Brushy
San Gabriel
Ltile
Newfoundland
St. Johns
Joseph Chamberlain
Imperial Secretary of State
Columbus
Clinton Stevens
Rochester
N. Y
Anthony
Russell
United States Printing Company
United States Playing’ Card Company
Norwood
Caned
Indianapolis
Second English Lutheran Church
H. E. Simon
L D. Worman
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Charleston
Lexington
Newark Athletic Company
Newark
Knowles China Company
East Liverpool
Pension Court of Appeals
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Interior Department
A. D. Shaw
Daniel Sickles
Congress
New Court
Pittsburg
Joseph Horne & Company
Los Angeles
W. J. Bryan
Fresno
Mr. Bryan
Portors
Santa Ana
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Gillette-Herzog Manufacturing Company
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Peru
Ind
Fred Titus
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Cape Town
Winkfield
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Washington Dispatch
Warner
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