Reunion of Thirds honors Coshocton Woman's Relief Corps members
The Coshocton branch of the Woman's Relief Corps joined the company reunion with many members present. Captain Eli Z Hays of Warsaw was elected president and George Cooper of Cooperdale secretary. Veterans gave patriotic talks referencing General Chaffee and China. Mrs. Carnahan presented a vase to Mrs. Pigman and Colonel John Stanton a silver cake basket. Captain Hays unveiled an ebony stick as a gift then Mr. Pigman spoke. Mr. and Mrs. Pigman hosted a generous feast amid thanks to the group and John Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Woman’s Relief Corps
Eli’ Z
Hays
Warsaw
George Cooper
Cooperdale
Mr. Edwards
Captain Hays
Frank Jones
George Sykes
B. Almack
William
Mr. Pigman
Suit over horse wagon and harness in common pleas court
Mrs. Caroline E. Stanton sues Sheriff Hedge claiming ownership of a horse spring wagon and harness once owned by George Sears. She seeks return of the property and 850 dances, with the item in coroner custody awaiting ownership decision. In Louisville, a priest declines to celebrate King Humbert’s mass citing his excommunication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline E. Stanton
Common Pleas Court
Sheriff Hedge
Stanton
George Sears
Scott
Louisvills
Father Bouchet
Humbert
Louisville
Bouchert
Prominent Buffalo livestock dealer drowned in Canada
A Muskoka region Canada dispatch reports W Sprague Kerr East Buffalo prominent livestock dealer and longtime secretary of the Feast Buffalo Live Stock Exchange has drowned in South Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Muskoka
Canada
W. Sprague Kerr
East Buffalo
Feast Buffalo Live Stock Exchange
Tern
South Lake
War news and trials from August reports
Reports from London and Chicago cover De Wet joining with Delarey and Stern's death, Kruger seeking peace but war leaders insisting on fighting. Other items note a near-lynching in Chicago, Herrick poisoning case, reformatories' transfer to prison, land claim rejections, and railway speed debates in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lorenzo Marques
Dewet
Delarey
Stern
Kruger
Nostigedacht
Machadodorp
Krause's Little Liver Pills Promote Quick Relief
A historical notice touts Krause's Little Liver Pills as a gentle acting cure for constipation with prompt, pleasant results. Sold by Smith's Drug Store in Coshecton and C. M. Furgeson in Roscoe, with mentions of DeWitt's Little Early Risers and Anderson's Drug and Book Store as alternatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Krause
Smith's Drug Store
Coshecton
C. M. Furgeson
Roscoe
Fou
DeWitt
C. BE. Anderson
Siege of Peking Rumors and Battles Across China
The article reports a cable from Hong Kong claiming Peking has fallen, with Allied forces advancing and armistice talks tied to legation protection. It details Chinese resistance near Teng Chau, Japanese and Russian actions, and U.S. Conger dispatches on minister delivery, plus various Allied diplomatic tensions and unrelated regional notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Vienna
Hongkong
Peking
Taku
Rome
Claude MacDonald
Turg Chau
Shanghai
Seymour
Creach
Lord Salisbury
Ho-Si-Wu
Tung Chow
Chaffee
China
Tartar
Short
Enros
Eltr
Conger
Mir. Wu
Duteck
Dr Inglis
Marines Fanning
Fisher
King
Tutcher
Kennly and
Thomas
Tung Chau
Globe Haps and Mishaps Across the World
A jumble of terse notes reports lawlessness at Cape Nome, a near wipeout of Columbia in British Columbia, heavy fire apparatus trusts forming, New York Democrats meeting at Saratoga, Toledo Democrats backing Mayor Jones for Congress, a smash of California grape growers, a death by suicide near Woodstock, a church demolished by lightning in Richmutn, rheumatism woes of Senator Hanna, and a Dayton incident where a three year old girl died after ingesting a moth ball thinking it candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Nome
Columbia
B. C
New York
Woodstock
Ont
St. Andrew's Catholic Church
Richmutn
Ind
Mark Hanna
Dayton
Charles Henneker
Hung Chang Appeals Armistice Plea Amid China Tensions
Washington August 17 The department of state released the latest correspondence between the United States and China after a cabinet meeting. Li Hung Chang’s urgent appeal for an armistice and a peaceful settlement is presented, clarifying American policy during the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Li Heng Chang
Tuns Chow
United States
Hung Chang
Tuat Chow
Washington
Department of State
China
Li Hung Chang
Women Suffering from Female Troubles Urged to Seek Fair Trial
The text argues women with irregular or painful menstruation should not lose hope if doctors seem unable to help. It claims physicians are busy and do not fully understand women's delicate organisms, suggesting a fair trial of an alternative remedy.
Bradfield Regulator Co. claims cure for female troubles
An advertisement touts Gragfield's Female Regulator as a natural cure for irregular menses, leucorrhea, womb falling, nervousness, headaches and backaches. It promises soothing herbs from Nature, a $1 bottle providing substantial relief, and offers a free illustrated booklet from the Bradfield Regulator Co in Atlanta, Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gragfield
Bradee
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta, Ga
Dr King's Discovery Promoted Free Trial Bottle
Promoters claim Dr King's Discovery for consumption and throat diseases has cured thousands. They offer a free trial bottle at E. Anderson's Drug and Book Store Forbes Block with a money back guarantee. Counterfeit salves are warned against and DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is recommended for piles and skin conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s. Neke
C.e.anderson
Drug and Book Store
Forbes
DeWitt
E. Anderson
PeWlu
DewWirt
Allen's Foot Ease Promises Foot Relief and Comfort
An old patent medicine advertisement touts Allen's Foot Ease powder to cool feet, relieve pain from tight shoes and conditions like corns and bunions. It claims over 20,000 testimonials and offers samples free with a 1 25 price through druggists and shoe stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Allen S. Olmstead
Clan Macarthur Sails From Calcutta After Plague Report
The British steamer Clan Macarthur of the Clan line left Calcutta in July after reports of plague aboard. In Cincinnati, Nicholas Wolf, brewer supplies dealer, 1005 Walnut Street, assigned to Albert P Brown. assets valued at 45,000. Advertisements tout Krause's Cold Cure at 25 cents and warn against counterfeit Pe wrt Witch Hazel Salve from DeWitt’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plsgee
London
Clan Macarthur
Clam
Calcutta
Plages
Cincinnati
Nicholas Wolf
Waliant Street
Albert PB. Brown
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Wim
Carters
Carter Medicine CO
Wow ‘York
Manes
Steynm
Chicago
William Fikus
Nashville
Tenn
Edward P. Herrick
Jast Herrick
Bils Lymburner
Liberty
Michigan City
State Reformatory
Otis
Turner
Biller
Santa Fe
N. M
Reed
Court of Private Land Claims
Conejos
Rio Grande River
Colorado
Alamosa
Montevista
del Worte
Juan Joseph Aforeno
Bernaillo County
N.bl
America
Aus
the Times
France
Railway Remor
Toledo
Benjamin Norton
Toledo, St Louis and Western
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Chicago and Erie
Marien
George
3 & Spector
Leipsic
Albert of
Saxony
Lot
Europe
Takahira
Tuxg Chow
Root
Fung Chew
St. Petersburg
Rennenkamp
Sanjshan
Goodnow
Shanghai, Gazette
John Goodnow
Chesapeake and Ohio Fuel Company
Chateau
Thompson
Thompany
West Virginia
Havana
Alexis E. Frye
Wood
Cabanas Fortress
Doctora
F. J. Cheney & Co
Ohio
F.j.cheney & UO
Hall
Anderson's Drug and Back
Wickliffe
Charles W.barnes
Ozime
Philadelphia
Reynolds
Tre~ranian
Rathmeoor
Germany
Austria
Krupp
Berlin
Ausea
E. C Dewitt &Co
Tequest
Tepe
Victor J. Evans
Pateet Attorneys
Evans Landing
Atuan
Go Rec
Soid Way Ems ‘Sunn
Serene New York
Desling
Patemdae
Anita
Edson Brothers
Equitable Buildings
F. St
Washington, D. C
Seegrist & Wiel
Soren
Hallid Shug CO
Cleveland
AMS
Edison
McDonald
Geidel
Opera House
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