Tier Comings and Goings in Coshocton Society News
Local society items list residents visiting, weddings, illnesses, and community events. Notable mentions include Mrs. D. G. Whittimore at Chestnut street, A J Weatherwax of Blissfield in the city, a birth on Vine street at Easter, and several local visitors and departures. The Federation meeting at city hall drew a large attendance with business transacted. Also notes on the Hooper, Bown, and English families, a marriage by Squire Manner, and a lecture on Our Navy and Her Vieroes. Reported international fighting near Yen Chin with heavy casualties and a Kentucky political inquiry into Goebel’s assassination with a near-term report anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Whittimore
Chestnut Street
A. J. Weatherwax
Blissfield
City
Court notes and real estate transfers in Coshocton area
Courthouse records list executor proceedings for the Besst estate and final accounts for Bretzius and Shank administrations. Real estate transfers include Gaskill to Heck in Warsaw, Larr to Schaich in Conesville, Lockard to Murphy in White Eyes, and Thompson to Crowley in Coshocton. Marriage permits enumerate Schoonover with Waring, Shaw with McCuskey, Smith with Cognion, Miller with Huff, Randles with a Coshocton partner, and Fry with Martha in Monroe/ Coshocton and Oxford area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. HH
Edward B. Schoonover
Coshocton
Addie Waring
Thomas C. Shaw
West Lafayette
Alta McCuskey
William B. Smith
Rosalie Cognion
Alvie A. Miller
Charlotte Huff
Oxford
Isaac L. Randles
Clark
Martha A. Fry
Monroe
Post for Porto Rico Governor Accepted by McKinley
Charles H. Allen, assistant secretary of the navy, will become the first civil governor of Porto Rico under the new bill. He accepted the post, with the president aiming for a man of affairs and business experience. Allen was born in Lowell, Massachusetts in 1845 and is Amherst graduate. He lacks formal legal training but has substantial legislative and business background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles H. Allen
Mavy
Porto Rico
Congress
Allen
McKinley
Alien
Lowell
Mass
Amherst
Solons Depart and New Corporations Form in Ohio
Scenes of animation marked the closing of the Ohio legislature as members adjourned. Bills passed include state school examiner appointments, a vote day work hour limit, and a two hour voting period for workers. New incorporations in Columbus and a Baltimore and Ohio side swipe near Mount Vernon were reported, along with illness news of Senator Hanna and editor Weldon. Mines workers in Weld County threaten action after wage talks failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Snyder
Stark
Appointment of Administratrix for William Shank Estate
Betsey L. Shank is appointed and qualified administratrix of the estate of William Shank, deceased, late of Cass County, Chiaia. This notice informs heirs and creditors of the administration proceeding and the administrator’s authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withliam Shank
Wiliam
Appointment of Administrator for Dole Estate
Estate of Katherine Dole Nateers announces the undersigned has been appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Katherine Dole, deceased, late of Cash County. Oba Vir George Ef, Notary, Administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cather
Dole
Oba
George EF
Paris Exhibit Opens as Toronto Murder Shocks City
Paris opened its color filled exposition while Toronto witnessed the hanging of Harry Williams for a savage murder. Western coal operators raise soft coal prices. Elizabeth Bellamy, 63, noted New England authoress, dies. Bank President Cole pleads guilty to embezzlement in Boston. Murat Halstead to lead Cincinnati journalism school. Railroad engineer George Sparks dies in Columbus from gas stove accident. Benjamin Barnes appointed assistant secretary to President McKinley. Rudolph Forster named executive clerk in Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Toronto
Harry Williams
Elizabeth Bellamy
New England
Bank
Cole
Bostop
Murat Halstead
Cincinnati
George H. Sparks
Columbus
Benjamin Barnes
McKinley
Rudolph Forster
Rumors of Braham Victory and Boer War Rail Strain
London reports uncertain gains at Wepener as Gen Braham moves north toward Rouxville. Boers gain 1000 recruits in Aliwal North district. 500 join Royal Irish Rifles. Winter approaches Bloemfontein. frost and rains noted. looting repressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Braham
Wepener
Aliwal
Rounxville
Ailth
Lord Roberts
Bloemfer
Aliwal North
Ville District
Swanepoel
Royal Irish Rifles
Cvar
Easter Neckwear Bargains At 25 Cents
Stores advertise men s neckwear for Easter offering scarves at 25 cents and a first line described as Dollar Goods promising good value and quick style for spring shoppers.
Gloves and Glove Quality For Town Shoppers
Glove makers claim top world standards with new fastenings and a guarantee. Prices cited include 75 cents 1.00 1.25 and 1.50 as the usual glove promise.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Duffy
Vine Street
Easter
James Hay
Harvey Waters
Zanesville
Jobe McCurdy
Tunnel 2
Doctor H.R. McCurdy, Thurkday
Barney Denter
Dennison
Frank Pious
Walnut Street
C. Ward Senter
Stel Wills
Willow Brook
Squire Manner
Frank Bostwick
Baltimore
School of Dental Surgery
Elsie Young
Abe Young
Tenth Street
Federation
H. E. Bown
A. L. Smith
Coral Sharpless
West Bedford
J. C. Wright
South Fourth Street
John English
South Second Street
Mt. Vernon
4. Stephens
Martha Alvord
W. H. Robinson
Selby
Coshocton County Cyclers
Charles Fleury
John Norman
Oren Henry
Newark
John Almack
Howell
Marc J. Valentine
Minerva
Valentine
The
Standard
Victoria Groh
J. R. Banks
Civil Service
Opera House
Frank Ashman
Hongkong
Peking
Yen Chin
Pechili
Frankfort
Grand Fery
Goebel
Courthouse News
Probate Codet
John M. Compton
George Besst
John R. Besst
Jacob Bretzius
John Bretzius
Kana Shank
Betsy L. Shank
Charles Allen
House
Insular Affairs Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Cuba
Philippines
United States
Morgan
Morgans
Quay
Burrows
Michigan
South Dakota
Philippius
Spooner
Philippine Islands
Biac-Na- Bato
Spain
Revolutionary Party
Luzon
Corbin
Dial
San Juan
Alabama
Birmingham
Ala
Wharton Barker
Ignatius Donnelly
Butler
Sioux Falls
Oregon
Portland
Stevens
Minnesota
Maseru
Basutoland
Godfrey Lagden
Free State
Dalgety
Kruger
Bloemfontein
Brandfort
Transvaal
Vet River
Vaal
Free
Reddersburg
Chermsides
Cape Town
General Brabant
Suns
Solons
Muskingum Valley Transportation Comming
McConnersville
Young Men’s Progressive Political Club
Cleveland
Reformed Deaconess Home and Hospital Association
Alliance
Provident Loan Company
Lynn Filter Manufacturing Company
Owen T. Jenks Company
Smith, Denison, Coe Company
Warren
Cleveland Barrel Company
Mount Vernon
Baltimore and Ohio
Milo Francis
Hanna
M. A. Hanna
la Grippe
Old Point Comfort
Weldon
Harry M. Welden
the Enquirer
Circleville
St. Louis
J. E. Glass
East Main Street
City of
Mexico
Diaz
Morelos
Kokomo
Ind
John H. Walker
Kentucky
Walker
St. Simon's Church
Crawfolds
Roberts
Pretoria
Crawfords
Grawford
Postoffee
Coshocton, O
Justines
Alli
Crawford
Racycle
Rumsey
Noxall
Loos
Jewelers
Lenawee
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!