People We Know: Society Notes and Travel
Miss Louise Glover hosts friends near Keene. Miss Helen Baker travels to Keene for a week. Mrs. Frank Ayres returns home after Newark visit. Numerous locals visit relatives in Indiana, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. trips include Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Cleveland, and Chautauqua. County officials report settlements. Camp Sechar trips and birthday celebrations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Baker
Keene
Joseph BR. Robertson
Pennsylvania
C. D. Broolie
By Run
Frank Ayres
Newark
Patent remedy promises quick cure for cold
An old advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets to cure a cold in one day. It claims all druggists refund the money if the cure fails and bears E. W. Grove's signature on every box. Price listed as 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Pardon Request Before Ohio Board of Pardons
Notice that an application will be made to the Board of Pardons of the Ohio Penitentiary at its session starting September 6 1900 asking a pardon for Charles Bier who was sent from Coshocton county at the September term of 1899 for a two year sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Pardons of the
Ohio Penitentiary
Charles Bier
Coshocton County
Estate and real estate transfers in Coshocton area
Estate matters include sale bills and probate actions for Bantam and Williams with a private then public sale order. Real estate transfers record numerous lot sales in Coshocton and surrounding townships, with prices ranging from 2500 to 412.50 and multiple parcels across Lafayette, West Carlisle, West Bedford, Tuscarawas, and Oxford townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Bantam
Thomas Williams
Ellenor Williams
John A. Dreskett
William L. Sharrock
J. F. Meek
J. C. Adams
Coshocton
Catharine B. Mayer
Amanda
Mary
Martha Norris
Amanda Norris Et al
Oscar Clark
John Norris
John Shields
Burgess Donley
West Bedford
Lewis Leighninger
James W. Kinner
Lafayette Township
West Lafayette
John A Arnold
Wilhelmina Shuman
Bethlehem Township
G. W. Kanzvel
AH. W. Botts
West Carlisle
James S. Marquand
Perry M. Dawson
Conesville
RP. C. Shipps
R. L. Shoeraker
S. Casparis
Tusvarawas
Vincent Ferguson
Lafarette
Margaret Ferrell
Warsaw
Fannie Clark
John Portes
Tuscarawas Township
Varied 19th century dispatches include shipwrecks and crimes
Aug 20 reports Argonaut wreck after loading iron at Escanaba, plus dock incident. Notes on President Andrade’s death, New York population 3,437,202, General Grosvenor’s Europe return, a Massillon mill burned, and other assorted events. Also mentions a mob killing Wu Cater, Major Martingere’s overdose death, Annie Hall stabbing, and a Columbus camp. Ends with promotion for Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrade
Venezuela
Greater
New York
Charles Grosvenor
Europe
Clark & Sons
Massilion
Chaffee
China
Columbus
C. Decoy
A. B. Martingere
Annie Hall
Cassville
SV. Va
George Hall
Joseph D. Potter
Minerva Park
Wu Cater
Colered
Dae Ruz. Ga
Annexation Petition for Coshecton Village Expansion
A petition to annex territory to the Incorporated Village of Coshecton is filed with Coshecton County Ohio officials. The area along Bank Street and Seventh Street is described with a map attached, requesting hearing before the Board of County Commissioners on September Sch. September im. Agent Bart F Voorhees 10 Se. Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inis 2d
Ous Pemiuen
Commienouets
Choeten Conne Ohio
Coshecton
Race Road
Bank Street
Fasalouc
Iins
Seventh Street
Seventh Streets
Chearing
Board of County Commissioners
Coshecton County
Ohio
Ax factory fire wipes out large plant in Alexandria
The Kelly Ax Manufacturing Company plant valued at 800000 dollars and covering ten acres was destroyed by fire in Alexandria Indiana. Wind-driven flames engulfed the grinding department and pump house, leaving the entire works in ashes. No injuries reported though the blaze hindered by a weak local fire department. The plant, not in the trusts, faced receiver plans before January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Ind
Kelly Ax Manufacturing Company
Jranuary
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Louise Glover
Houston Bostwick
Colorado Springs
Lou McMannis
Jewett
O. W McMannis
William Thomas
Winifred Thomas
Denni- 590
George Clark
Samuel Clark
Laura Wabel
Tunnel Hill
Maggie English
South Second Street
Louise Dial
Plymouth
Groh
George Bock
MeeKee
Earl McDonald
Minerva
Hirs
Joseph Wilson
New Philadelphia
Chrichsville
T. H. Rokobrant
Indiana
Lucretia Edwards
Miss Sadie Edwards
R. M. Temple
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Lakes
Mary Goss
Sarah Babcb
Cleveland
Clarence D. Howe
Wheeling
Robinson and Howe
Margaret Clark
Millersburg
Mansfield
James D. Severns
State
Emma Finlay
J. Ab. Pinlay
Clark
Chautauqua and Poists
Canada
M.A. Mckee
Cambridge
Mary Moore
E. L. Lybarger
Cadiz
Harrison County
Hoagland
Mabel Boyd
Nettie Walker
Sophia Houston
Miss Bowers
Miss Morgan
Camp Sychar
William Wernett
Detroit
Dr. Werrett
City
Lecta Jolly
Bertha
Gertrude Krauss
Camp Sechar
C. V Edwards
The
Millersbane Reyovstieue
George B.eduwar
Philadelphia
Fort Wayne Electrics Company
Sophire
Weisser
Denver
Mary E. Mather and Children
Chicago
Fevine Vere
Dail Fourth Street
Dennison
Perle Taylor
Edna Wagoner
Onlm Street
Prosper Royer
Fourth Street
Roger
George Peacock
Joseph Keagy
Sidney Ayers
Sidney
Jesse Ayer
Cincinnati
George King
J. Quincy Adams
Watmat Street
W. A. Himebaugh
Lake Erie
Hudson
William
Agana Markler
Houston Hay
Ridgley
Anna Ridgley
Carr
Wheeler
Bachett
Johnson
Pana
Penver
Wageoner
Harbaugh
Dewet
Cape Town
Commando Nek
Commando Xek
Baden- Powell
Bohemian Wrners
Bohemian Gymnastic Turners’ Association
Milwaukee
Omaha
St. Louis
Geronimo
Guthrie
Roma
Courthouse News
Probate Court
Marriage Perwits
James Watson
Washington Township
Estella Davenerty
Wiliam Moore
Oxford Township
Nora Stevenson
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Knight of Pythias
W. J. Davies
Wasumetos
D.C
Genesee Pure Food Co
le Roy
O.F. Mygra
William ST
Crawford
Postoffee, Coshocton, O
Stuks
Escanaba
Mica
Central Africa
Hostetter
Tite Bosile
G. F. Finnell
Geidel
Lopp
Opera House
Springfield
Aus
Herman Sav- Repf
Jacob McQueen
Baltic
J.L. Glass
East Main SS
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