Wabash Wheeling absorption rumors questioned by Wheeling official
A Wheeling and Lake Erie official dismisses reports that the Wabash will absorb Wheeling and the deal is deemed unlikely. He notes the Wheeling system remains strong with the Toledo division and through lines like the Cheshire route, while press rumors seem ahead of official company plans.
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Ohio
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wheeling & Lake
Wabash
Wheeling
Mien
Will case notes urged guardians to interpret provisions
The document discusses a probate matter where the will's provisions are to be construed and entered for testators Uriah and Neidon. Multiple individuals including Joseph P Reldom and Govbi are named in the proceedings. The case is not to be contested and awaits further judicial action.
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Uriah
Neldom
Beulion
Cesare
Union and non union clash on Main Street halt work
An incident on Main Street near Sixth involved a union teamster and a non union worker over a loading dispute. Work stopped until Conan sinner Finnei ordered the non union man away and the loaders resumed. Also includes a dated list of unclaimed sitters at the pavement in Ceshedon Oh with names and notices.
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Main Street
Conan Sinner Finne i
Awar
Pavience
Ceshedon
Mrs. Ann
Maud Bennett
Jnyer
Minashour
Miss Grate
Charney Bernard
Nelson Murphy Read & Murti
James
de Apove
C. B. McCoy
P.M
Notice to Teachers Coshocton Union Exams May 5 1900
The Coshocton Union Schools announce a teachers examination at Coshocton High School on Saturday May 5 1900 starting at 9 oclock. Board of Examiners M Yarnell W R Pomerede J F Fenton oversee the event with a $30 salary noted.
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Coshocton Union Schools
Coshocton
Ohio
M. Yarnell
W. R. Pomerede
J. F. Fenton
Board of Examiners
Whitney Stevenson Wedding Vows in Grace M E Church
Well known young couple Hiram T. Whitney of Cleveland and Mae Stevenson of Coshocton wed Thursday evening with Rev. Dr. Toland officiating. A large fashionable gathering attended at the bride’s mother’s home with orchestral music, flower girls, and an elaborate reception concluding with a hearty toast and gifts.
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Hiram T. Whitney
Cleveland
Mae Stevenson
Cosrocton
Toland
Grace M. FE
S. J. Stevenson
Third Street
Odeon Orchestra
Bernice de Hart
Bulah Stevenson
North Parlor
Doctor Tolland
James Claxton
Daisy Wilcoxon
Fred Neddermeyer
Columbs
Harriet. Bristol
Mansfield
Steverson
Nancy Denean
Miss Stevenson
Foland Solemly
Clevelard
Nerict Avi
Solin Peaiede Fom Ofevenson
Cuarles Miuvene
Warner Strauss Woobie
EB Shies
Duenat Ziosa
Frans
Harriet
Drea
Teane Johnson Killed by Freight Tram in Mansfield
The well known Wayne County attorney Judce Johnson was killed Wednesday evening on the Evie track in Mansfield when struck by a freight tram. His daughter Mon Rate Johnson is a frequent visitor to Ceshocton and is known to many in the area.
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Dyze Teane Johnson
Wayne County
Evie
Judsie Johnson
Ceshocton
Parpeward
Judce Voorbess
Rate Johnson
Welcome Sound at Rong Mall Steam Plant Start
Furnaces heated at the rong mall on Sunday morning and steam raised to ready 41 night for work at the blowme of the whistie. The histie sounded and the plant began operation. Superlite nn Beard oversees the work with three turns, material supply abundant and orders enough to sustain a long steady run across departments. Hay Loos jewelers invite watch clock and jewelry repairs.
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Superlite
Judge Adams Announces No Renomination for Circuit Judge
The Zanesiide Courier reports Hon. John J. Adams announces he does not desire renomination for circuit judge. Despite a strong 1881 showing across fifteen counties, he will return to private life after February 18 1401 term ends. Friends urge continued support while noting his career has been creditable.
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Zanesiide Courer
Adams
John J. Adams
Adams Reey
Bis
Siut Ben
Ode Pd
Perls
Stamps PR Books Offer Convenient Pocket Books
Stamps and stamp books sold at one cent above face value. Pocket size stamp books range from 12 to 45 stamps priced at 25 to 67 cents. Books feature interleaved pages to prevent premature adhesion and are designed for easy carry.
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Coshorton
Wedding This Afternoon in Glidden
Imitation announcements from Mr and Mrs Will Cantwell report the wedding of Frank V Gate Gudden to Doctor Wo Thutnever in Glidden Iowa. The ceremony occurs this afternoon at four o clock at the residence of Mr and Mrs aniwe on Fourth Street. The couple will celebrate with friends at home and later in Glidden. Doctor Dilinger a well known and popular figure offers best wishes for happiness.
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Will Cantwell
Frank V. Gate
Gudden
Iowa
Aniwe
Glidden
Dortor Dilinger
E. J. Cox
Trinway
South Third Street
Ora D. Henry
Newark
Locust Street
Mary Miller
The
Standard
Massilon Business College
Donker- Williams Company
Chicago
Frank E. Karr
Walker & Cantne
Pittsburg
Union Trans Company
Karr
Local Man James Newell Dies at 72 of Blood Poisoning
James Newell aged 72 died at his home two miles west of Conesville early Friday morning from blood poisoning. Funeral services were held Sunday and interment followed at Prospect Church Cemetery. He was employed at The Age Printery.
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James Newell
Conesville Foday
Prospect Church
Narrow escape as tram strikes passerby near Chestnut Street
Mrs. Annie Triplett was struck in the back by a Pan Handle train near the Chestnut Street crossing while walking with Mrs. Barney. She escaped injury, was helped by bystanders, and joined her companion en route to Oak Ridge cemetery as the engineer stopped the train. The incident was reported by the conductor.
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Chestnut Street
Annie Triplett
Urses
Narrow Escape At Maryland House Fire Recalls Miss Rosalie James
Miss Rosalie James daughter of Captain James escaped injury as a quick acting family member guided her to safety after a fire swept a house in Pennsylvania. The blaze destroyed most contents and left Miss James with heavy wardrobe losses while relatives in Baltimore awaited her Easter visit. The notice also promotes J. W. Almack's nursery offerings including Carolina poplar trees.
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Rosalie James
Captain James
Siryn Mawreolegs
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Tuaraane
Janes
James
Carolina Poplar
J. W. Almack
James Lear
Tribe of Ben Hur comes to town with new order
Dr. T McClean promotes a branch of the To be of Ben Hur benevolent order. locals show interest as the movement gains recognition. Hay Loos jewelers advertise watch clock and jewelry repairs in town.
Water department bond issue discussion at council meeting
Water trustees and Superintendent Raitt outlined to the council the need for extensions a new reservoir and a horizontal pump at an estimated total of about 315000. The issue of issuing bonds to fund the improvements was not settled and was deferred due to the absence of Solicitor Voorhees. A future meeting or an open council session may revisit the matter.
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Water Department
Ue Water
Raitt
Mr. Merrell
J. L. Rue
C.L. Walker
Ligid Pocock
Water Works
Ofice
Selby
Voorhees
Open Council
School laws and legislative actions debated in session
Senators Brorein Harbaugh and Wippert influence bills on education alcohol curriculums and public schools. Proposals under Howard Paul and Brown laws seek centralized township governance school fund oversight and compulsory tuition for townships.
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Brorein
Harbaugh
Wippert
Boars of Education
Warsaw Institute Draws Local Teachers Saturday
Superintendent Fenton and five local teachers attended the Warsaw institute on Saturday. The gathering featured music and active discussions led by Mr. Fenton. Plans were made to hold the next institute in West Bedford on May 12 and another in Coshocton in May 1910. The visiting teachers received a splendid reception.
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Fenton
E. A. Camarun
Macra Palm
Nellie McGinnis
Vesta Metz Jer
Warsaw
West Bedford
Coshocton
Walter R Cochran to Graduate from Baliore College of Dental Surgery
Walter R Cochran, former focal force member of The AGE, will graduate April 30 from Baliore College of Dental Surgery as an honor member of the class of 74. He serves on the executive committee and will practice in Coshoc ton after graduation.
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Walter R. Cochran
Baliore College of S Dental Surgery
Cochran
Doctor Cochran
Coshocton
T He Sion
Ules Ing
Frank Vickers Leaves Adams Mills for Montana Mining Prospect
Frank Vickers of Adams Mills departs for Butte Montana on April 10 to join C W Butcher in mining ventures. Butcher, formerly with the Cleveland Canton Southern railroad, is well known in Dresden.
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Frank Vickers
Adams Mills
Butte
Montana
C. W. Butcher
Butcher
Cleveland, Canton & Southern Railroad Company
Dresden
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