Local Personal Notices Highlight Town Visitors and Travel
A long list of residents and guests are noted visiting relatives, with trips to Newark Pittsburgh Columbus Canton Chicago and Atlantic City. Individuals include Nellie Dokkenwaddel Anna Hammer Ada Thompson and many others in a steady stream of transfers and weekend stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Dokkenwaddel
Newark
Anna Hammer
Pitsburg
Cleveland
Columbus
Sue F. Lorenz
Andrew Miller
West Lafayette
City
George A. Hay
New York
Mary Grimes
Agnes Burns
North Second
E. E. Standen
S. Warwick
Canton
Fred Abbott
Plainfield
Fanny McFee
Dresden
Margaret Shaffer
North Eighth Street
Madge Hamilton
Avondale
Florence
Rose
Grace Hanks
Zanesville
Ora Ling
Keene
F. W. Munn
South Fourth Street
Ada Thompson
Chicago
Fountain Store
Grace Cline
Pleasant Valley
Opal Calderhead
Miller's Station
Jesse Robertson
Baltic
David Davis
Conesville
M. A. Mann
Midway
Pittsburg
Carnegte
Nettie Beebe
Richard
Atlantic City
Hanley Fisher
Cambridge
S. A. Fisher
Peter Gephart
Chil
S. Smith
Navarre
George McQuiston
Adams Mills
J. C. Cornald
Maud Davis
Otsego
Roy Davis
Emma McVey
Walhending
C. M. Hay
Cario LeRetilley
Massilon
Visi
W. H. Kelly
S. C. Kissner
Charles Powell
Charles Cottom
Myrl
Seth Duncan
Newcomerstown
Cherries From Olympia Featured at Local Exhibit
Miss Mabel Bosch displays sample cherries grown at Olympia showing larger fruit and three inch length. Back at work city attorneys plan biweekly vacations as unclaimed letters appear at Coshocton post office for week ending August 17 1909. Names listed include Bessie Harvell Wm Helbig Mae Oster Sharke and others with instruction to say Advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Mabel Bosch
Owapia
Wash
Coshocton
Harvesters in Wakatomika shift to hunting in fall
Special correspondence from Wakatomika notes farmers finished harvest and threshing, crops fair but not as good as usual, plus local social visits and greetings. Hunters report scarce game while townsfolk attend a diploma ceremony and a wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakatomika
Charles Ruckle
Georgia
Frayzeburg
Moore
Coshocton
Chas. Woods
Marion Hissey
Zanesville
C. L. Garrett
W. A. Clark
Thomas
Ward Compton
J. W. Nethers
Will Robinson J
Frazenburg
J. Ashcraft
Knox County
George Ramsey
Charles Lemert
Glenn Frazier
Spencer L. Hovell
Mary Huff
George Seigrist
Stanley Walker
J. W. Stanford
Local Notes From New Castle District
Special correspondence reports family updates and community news. Mrs Perrill Staats remains ill while Nellie Ringrauth cares for her in New Castle. Mrs Win Ripsrand received a westward horse shipment this week and a new barber is expected soon. Additional items note church activity at Chapel and several home construction projects including John Westa and RR Hagan moving ahead with new houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellié Parks
Coshocton
Washington Township
Patterson
G. EF. McConnell
Luh
Black Run
S. Zora Crout
Emma Gilmore
Pearl Stanford
Laura Wable
Camp Sychar
Camp Bridge
Leslie Perkins
New Moscow
Ward Compton
Agnes Copeland
Dresden
Nellie. Augus
Wm. Ringraith
New Castle
Perrill Staats
Ripsrand
Barhr
Tore
Canwelling
Reedehoyer
Miss Wanagel
Woo Eisener
John Westa
Hagan
Second Street
Ohio State Journal Addresses County Name Misinformation
The Ohio State Journal discusses widespread misinformation about how many counties exist. The piece examines claimed counts and clarifies the official number, aiming to rectify public confusion.
Parade of Veterans Glorifies Grand Army Encampment
The Age reports the Grand Army encampment parade with veterans marching proudly. Illinlis led the column followed by Pennsylvania Ohio and New York as 21 000 eastern and 35 000 California arrivals were noted and excursions arranged from San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Age
San Francisco
Grand Army
Illinms
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New York
California
Nebraska Republicans nominate Webster for 1904 vice presidency
Lincoln August 19 The Republican State convention nominated John B. Barnes for associate justice of the supreme court Charles S Allen for regents of the state university and W G Whitmore for regents The convention praised President Roosevelt and unanimously endorsed John L Webster of Omaha as the party choice for vice president in 1904 Webster thanked the gathering in a lengthy speech
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
Supreme Court
John B. Barnes
Madison County
State University
Charles S. Allen
Lancaster
W. G. Whitmore
Douglas
Roosevelt
John L. Webster
Omaha
Nebraska
Webster
Miller Criticizes Charges Over Printing Office Row
Washington reports that Assistant Foreman Miller rejected charges from the Book Binders' Union in the government printing office. Public Printer Palmer gave Miller days to respond before Miller called the accusations mere hearsay and absurd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Age
Washington
Miller
Government Printing Office
Book Binders’ Union
Palmer
Expert Operator joins The Age as linotype operator
Frank Hertzer formerly in charge of the Linotype battery at Laning Printing Norwalk, recently destroyed by fire, has taken a linotype operator position with The Age. His family will follow him here in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Thompson
Cooperdale
E. C. Gleason
Roscow
Morgantown
W. Va
John Gleason
Bella Lbdgegrain
Frazersburg
Youngstown
Samuel Gamble
Pittsburg
Vina Taylor
Toledo
J. W. Miller
Sugar Creek
George McNeal
Canton
C. F. Shannon
Mingo Junction
Frank Hertzer
Laning Printing Company
Norwalk
Lawsuit Tried at Tiverton Center Over Share of Account
Day Brothers of Tiverton Center brought suit against John Bechtel on an account. Attorneys A Cunningham of Knox County and J L McDowell of Coshocton argued the case before Squire Barnes. The jury, out since four, returned at ten with no verdict after heated proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiverton Center
Squire Barnes
Day Brothers
John Bechtel
E. A. Cunningham
Knox County
J. L. McDowell
Coshocton
Bechtel
Home From Camp General Lybarger Returns
General E L Lybarger and family have broken camp at their summer place in Mace Tonawanda and moved to their home at Spring Mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E .L. Lybarger
Tonawanda
Spring Mountain
Powers Enters Denial in Goebel Case
Caleb Powers testified that morning denying witness statements linking him to Goebel's death. His cross-examination continued at noon, with no completion reported. Meanwhile, rumors favor Bud Johnson or John Mapel for lieutenant of police as board deliberations lag. Patrolmen exams set for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Caleb Powers
Goebel
Board of Public Safety
John Mapel
Leutenant
Timor
Bua” Johnson
Trap Drummer and Trombonist Added to Orchestra
The Shepler-Newton orchestra adds Walter J. Moore of New York noted as a leading trap drummer and Otis Riggs a home boy who has progressed in slide trombone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepler-Newton
Walter J. Moore
New York
Otis Riggs
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L. Robinson
Beverley
T. F. Magness
Joseph Love
Locust Street
E. B. Easton
Chautauqua
Joe L. McDowell
Capt. E. W. James
New Philadelphia
Regal
Marie Bues
Agnes Hanlon
Main
M. Q. Baker
Mt. Vernon
E. M. Morniey
Hunt
L. F. McVey
Wallhending
Bridget Carton
Misa Agnes Carton
Roncevert
G. W. Richie
Philadelphia
M. L. Maxwell
Henry Kane
E. James
West Bedford
Sheron, Pa
J. R. Besst
Bruce Wilson
Akron
G. B. Wilson
Gretta Jones
Reason Tredway
Jack
C. ER. Anderson
Hymoei
Hyomei
Essie Best
G. C. Beaver
Keene Township
Margaret Ehrich
J. M. Farney
Birds Run
F. C. Wolf
Dundee
Jacob Denzer
Kent
James McDowell
P. McGinnis
Michigan
G. E. McManniman
West Lafaycette
Clifford Rippeth
East Matin Street
Dennis
M. L. Travinger
R C Meek
Iowa
Indiana
John McCann
Alex McCann
Northville
Summit County
Frank A.awrence
Glover Porter
Russell Way
Main Street
I. B. Pane
Asbury Park
N. 1
Zoe Leavengood
Charles Tubbs
Elmer Thompson
Lee McCamman
West Lafyette
Ernest Carr
Newcomersown
Oa Carnahan
North Wiehth Street
Tressa Patterson
Cittzen
Mansfield
Yocum’s Coshocton School of Business, & Ye. Were Wass
W. A. Smith
Park Cash Grocery
H. A. Wolfe
Wolfe Furniture Company
Bell
Uspa Pe
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Keont
David Romine
Geo. M. Shore
Thos. Wands
C. B. McCoy, P. M
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van Wert
Putnam
Defiance
Clinton
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Brown
Miami
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Jefferson
Mahoning
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Cuyahoga
Guernsey
State Committee
Central Committee
Erie County
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John I. Zimmerman
Tom I. Johnson
Ashtabula
Crawford
Greene
Henry
Marion
Noble
Ottawa
Pickaway
Trumbull
Wyandot
W. PB. Huntington
Zimmerman
Montgomery County
Springfield
Johnson Bureau
Johnson
Mamilton County
Ca Jent
Amimerman Colmt
Monroe
Morgan
Lucas County
Nellie
Mr and
Wes Robert McDerott
Wash Darley
Ohio State Journaly
Parade OF Veterans
Powers
Bud Johnson
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