Land disputes in Oxford township case two filed
Mrs. Drusilla Phillabaum sues Mrs. Fannie A. Smith and husband for half interest in 66 acres of Abram Deeds estate land. She seeks accounting on rents and timber profits and partition. Captain J M Compton represents her. Alfred Wollman et al sue Sarah Ann Moore and others as Uriah Wollman heirs over 10.5 acres claiming misdescribed transfer. seeks quiet title and bar on defendants. Pomerene and Pomerene represent plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drusilla Phiilabaum
Fannie A. Smith
Philabaum
Oxford Township
Abram Deeds
J. M. Compton
Phillabaum
Alfred Wollman
Sarah Ann Moore
Uriah Wollman
Pomerene
TWO JURIES Selected jurors for September term of court
Sherif Hedyoe and Clerk Mizer drew jurymen for the September term. Grand jury members include B. W. Ricketts of Tuscarawas, John Smith of Adams, John W. Stanton of Clark, John Fischer of Jefferson, Warren Love of Lafayette, and others across Virginia Oxford Monroe Pike and Tuscarawas. Petit jurors list J. J Gamerisfelder Tiverton, McNulty Dixon New Castle Samuel Wiggins Linton E K Wheeler Perry D E Laughlin Jefferson Alexander Renfrew Keene J K Johnson Tuscarawas Ed J Wilson John Willis Monroe John Wagoner Franklin Jay Slaughter Virginia Robert Portens Lafayette A H Loos Oxford John L Sicker Linton James Crawford Franklin Revert Kirk Linten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif Hedyoe
Mizer
Grand Jury
B. W. Ricketts
Tuscarawas
John Smith
Adams
John W. Stanton
Clark
John Fischer
Jefferson
Warren Love
Lafayette
B. C. Senter
Virginia
Chas. Loveless
Oxford
Sampson McNeal
Monroe
W. J. Walker
Abram Everhart
Crawford
Isaac Clark
Jackson
R. N. Kirk
J. W. Crawford
Pike
H. BR. Brijiari
E.G. Abbott
Petit Jory
J. J Gamerisfelder
Tiverton
McNulty Dixon
New Castle
Samuel Wiggins
Linton
E.K- Wheeler
Perry
D. E. Laughlin
Alexander Renfrew
Keene
J. Kk. Johnson
Jolly Party Camps on Shaw-Speckman Farm Near Bowman
A Coshocton group from Houston Hay Axle Company camps on the Shaw Speckman farm near Bowman. The party includes Frank Rieler, Will Lore, Elwer Pierce, Charles Biederman, Gotlieb Biederman and Harry Gorn. They plan to stay two weeks at the pleasant camping site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Houston Hay Axle Company
Shaw- Speckman
Bowman
Frank Rieler
Will Lore
Elwer Pierce
Charles Biederman
Gotlieb Biederman
Harry Gorn
Canalization Board In Session At Courthouse
The canalization board remains in session at the courthouse with no clear completion date. They are proceeding with care and may require time to finish the work, as tasks continue to be taken up and reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Canalizations
Political Trays and Unclaimed Letters
Unsorted notices list political trays described as works of art from a local group. In Cushuctua Ohio a post office announces unclaimed letters for the week ending August 1, 1800. Names include Mrs Th W Besaw Miss Laura Catshall Miss Philena Reed and gentlemen Andrew Catten Daniel Davis Ducktack Co. P Edwards H L Foley Alex Tradden Charley Johnson Elmer Menefee Jos Shanley. Claimants must state Advertised and provide list date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cushuctua Ohi
Cressie Anderson
Th. W. Besaw
Laura Catshall
Philena Reed
Andrew Catten
Daniel Davis
Ducktack Co
P. Edwards
H.L. Foley
Alex Tradden
Charley Johnson
Elmer Menefee
Jos. Shanley
Blood Hold-Up by Bicycles Reported in Greensburg
A Greensburg hold-up on bicycles ended fatally for Slavs returning from mines at Pleasant Unity. Andy Kalicha was killed and George Netin badly cut. each robbed of 33 dollars before three wheelmen escaped. The item also notes India famine relief figures and various late August dispatches from London and New York, including a Miss Sigman shot by a negress and other crime reports with terse local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Greensburg
Pleasant Unity
Andy Kalicha
George Netin
Negress
Sarah Sigmen
Minnie Claridy
Sirs. Sigman
Relief in Sight as Allies Near Peking Amid Massacre Fear
London reports a desperate Canton garrison awaiting relief with a fuel shortage looming. Allied advances near Pei King described as progressing, while U.S. casualties from Yang Tsun rise and Russian, British, and Japanese forces clash. Washington demands safe entry for relief to protect ministers. Empress Dowager may relocate court.
Advance of the Allies Near Peking in 1900
An allied force advances toward Peking, with a dispatch from the American commander reporting arrival at Mo-Si-Wu, 33 miles from the Chinese capital. The movement follows prior captures at Yang Tsun and Lang Fang, with British and French forces pursuing along the Pei river and railway routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ain
Ho-Si-Wu
Tien Tsin
Chang Wan
Chaffee
Ho- Si-Wu
St. Peterburg
Linevitch
Pe-Chi-Li
Pietsang
Yang Tsun
Piewang
Athens Tsun
Washington
China
Mo-Si-Wu
Peking
Lang
Pei River
Modern Chronicles Denounces Jeffersonian Policy of Expansion
A satirical piece mocks McKinley and Roosevelt’s stance against Jeffersonian expansion, contrasting Philistine and Israelite camps in 1900 politics. It ridicules the scuttle policy, labor and tariff disputes, and predicts Bryan and Stevenson’s defeat in November with a verse about chickens and frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Hoosevelt
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Bryan
Stevenson
Roosevelt
Thomas Jefferson
Louisiana
Thomas
Congress
Jefferson
Lincoln
Our Republic
Seattle
Philippines
Tegal
Manila
Mckinter
Brian
Nicodemus
Robber Wilson
Thaslyr
Wiliam
Wibring
Beadsman Stevenson
Steve
Ohio Democrats Plan Campaign Opening in Columbus
At the Ohio Democratic state executive committee meeting in Columbus headquarters were set in the Columbia building and the campaign opening slated for mid September with Columbus as the host city. Col James Kilbourne named chairman of the day and speakers may include W J Bryan and David B Hills. A pledge was adopted to support Joe Dowling against Kinney over county election boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Democratic State Executive Committee
Columbia
James Kilbourne
W.J Bryan
David B. Hills
Joe Dowling
Kinney
And There and There A Globe Haps and Mishaps
Resume of global events notes a boy’s death from a rattlesnake bite in Miz. Vernon Ohio a blind Chicago author Blanche Fearing dies a man in Batavia Ohio dies of worry over a brother and Burglaries steal 2060 worth of embroideries from Carroll Cooney Lima Ohio. John Griscom family ill from poisoned ice cream at Poplar Bluff Missouri four roustabouts drown when a steamer plank fails near Memphis Leaves fall seasonal fable ends with dialogue on why leaves autumnal and not spring and the yearly necessity of leaf fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Car Dial
Miz. Vernon
Blanche Fearing
Merit
Chicago
Batavia
Robert Robinson
Carroll & Cooney
Lima
John Griscom
Poplar Bluff
Siississippi
Memphis
Ents, but Not Arms and The Hat and Shoe Stare
A dialogue between two villagers features a long haired passenger asking about life goals. The reply claims to pursue two ends, claiming ownership of the village's only first class hat and shoe stare, with a clipped jab at a JW word fragment.
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Campead
Board of Equalization
Paris
Cem
Hachive
Londons
India
Lord Curzon of
Kedleston
Lord George Hamilton
Uncle Sain
London
Henry Labouchere
United States
America
Fort Scott
Kan
F. Romans
Eldorado Springs
Rome
Turo
Avelling
Bresci
Kirge Humbert
Itely
Persen
Strikke
Morseilies
Anti- Steamship Company
Lesan
Sumlay
Lemers
New York
Mabel Bouton
Bellevue Hospital
Presbyterian Hospital
Ward's Island
Methovern
Gans
Aus
al Hereford
Joe Gans
Terry McCovern
Hereford
la- Jess Gans
McGovern
Ethan
Net
Jisiv
Vaiels
Forgietoan
Pete
Willie
Fitz and Sharkey
AL aNihvens
Hoarinn
Elands River
J. M. Yingling
Bedford Street Methodist
Cumberland, Md
C. E. Anderson
W. B. Conklin
Bowersville, C
Foley
Chaffee’s
Wan Tsun
Canton
Claude MacDonald
Cawnpore
Shanghai
Sharehai
Yang Tien
Fourteenth Infantry
Bengal Lancers
Enele Sam
Pacific
Tien Tsizi
Washinston
War Department
General Chaffee
Med Kified
W. &. Metzler
Robert C. Kerr
Wrate G. Hicks
Samuel Stafford
Roy Bergen
MM. Geogine
Royland Perry
William Webb
Ninth Infantry
Thomas Prophy
Marine Corps
Berlin
Li Hai Hovan
Empres
Caleb Powers
Georgetown
Exaf
Commonwealth
Attorner Franklin
T. Campbell
John H. Hendrick
Victor F. Bradley
B. B. Gotsen
Brown
J. C. Sims
J. Tinsler
Owens
George Denas
Frankfort
Cantrill
Youtsey
Omahs
Omehs and Council Diisis Railway and Bridge Company
Esived
Litiva Cot Sinks
Ciic
Ficht
San Francisco
Mii
Gs O'Unton
Ems Council
Machadodorp
Watervalander
Louis Botha
Dalmanthus
Barberton
Transvaal
M’kesley
Modern Chronicles
Samuel
Ferrell
Marorsville
Rosslyn E. Ferrell
Charles S. Hamilton
G. D. Curtis
Adams Express Company
Bim
Charles Lane
Ferrel
Senis
Jamestown
County
A. G. Bingamon
James Bradley
Bingamorn
Bradler
Bingamans
Virginia de Claire
Erbocker
Augustus
Ususius
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