People We Know Their Comings and Goings
Society notes list names of residents visiting or traveling. John Ricketts spent Sunday in Cleveland. Miss Laura Fisher visiting Avondale. Mrs J Le Retiley returning from New Castle. Miss Sue Robinson visiting brother Guy C. Robinson in Cleveland. several others travel to Chicago Pittsburg or Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ricketts
Cleveland
Laura Fisher
Avondale
Bev
Reinhold Reuss
Weltha Car
The
Water Department
Sheldon, ML
J. le Retiley
Roscoe
New Castle
Sue Robinson
Guy C. Robinson
John M. Compton
Chicago
Clyde L. Wells
Post Office Force
Pittsburg
Wasniserox
D.C
Genesee Pure Food Co
le Roy
Estate and land transfers in Coshocton and adjacent areas
Court actions confirm sales including F. E. Pomerene as administratrix in the Sayre estate and Isaac Lilibridge's sale order. Property transfers list multiple parcels in Coshocton and Perry townships, Board of Trade additions, and quit claim between Wheeler and Lee. Also noted are foreign dispatches on Sino-Russian hostilities and Chinese troop movements near Peking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet
Sayre
Drusillla Fletcher
F.E. Pomerene
Wolf Brothers
Joseph Clifford Wolf
Isaac Lilibridge
Mitchie A Lilibridge
F. Baker Et.al
C. B. McCoy
Coshocton
S. F. Baker Et. al
Anna M. Hunter
Johnson
J. W- Cassingham
Lucy A. Munn
Board of Trade
J. W. Cassingham
F. W. Munn
William Milligan
Allie L. Cullinson
Jackson Township
James D. Severos
Mary Ann Stockum
James Stockum
Samuel W. Moore
John D. Moore
W. Cassingham
Russia
Chicago
Armour& Company
China
Pacific
Chicago hosts vast Civil War veterans reunion crowds
Chicago crowds surpass 100000 as Civil War veterans arrive for the annual reunion. Naval arch dedication and a 2000-strong naval veterans parade headline a busy program with prize speakers and society meetings amid a bustling railway welcome.
Forty Years Among Cannibals and a Book Plan
A French adventurer held by cannibals in Central Africa for four decades plans a book, and readers are invited to sympathize with his release. The piece pivots to promote Hosteller's Stomach Bitters as a health remedy for dyspepsia constipation indigestion biliousness nervousness and insomnia urging readers to demand Rostetter's genuine product with a private revenue stamp on the bottle neck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Affrica
Resolution of Sympathy for Mil ter and Co shocton leader
Unanimous board resolutions express deepest sympathy for Winfield S. Mil ter a long serving director of Co shocton County Agricultural Society. The notice notes his earnest community service and directs printing of the resolutions in county papers and a copy to his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smpathy
Co- Shocton County Agricultural Society
Winfield S. Milter
Coshocton Bas Los
C. H. Grover
A. P. Stewart
Roveett
Cure a Cold in One Day Laxative Bromo Quinine
An old pharmacy ad touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promising cure for a cold in one day. It notes a money back guarantee if it fails and that W. Grove’s signature appears on each box, priced at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Grove
Public land annexation petition filed for Coshocton County Ohio
On July 24 Petition to the Coshocton County Commissioners requests annexation of a territory to the incorporated village of Coshocton Ohio starting at the railroad junction near the Po Cast Line along Bain Street and Seventh Street to the corporation line. The petition seeks a survey and plat accompanying the request with a hearing set for September 1 before COUNTY Commissioners. Bart F Voorhees agent listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshoeton County
Ohio
Aiaorin
Fin Lowing
Viiinse Ot Co
Seventh Street
Rungie
Pardon Application Filed for Charles Bier at Obis Prison
Notice to the public that an application will be made to the Board of Pardons at a September 1900 session for a pardon of Charles Bier who was sent from Coshocton County in the September term of 1699 for a term of years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Pardons of the Obis Peitentiary
Charles Bier
Coshocton
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Genecal
Sue F. Lorenz
Eugene Savery
Omaha
Neb
Irma Fenton
Latia McGinnss
Margaret Shaw
Warsaw
E. M. Wright
J. H. Honabarger
Riley Clark
Bessie
Emma Gardner
Newemnerstown
Dr. Fisher and
Famiy
Louise Waggoner
George Waggoner
West Lafayette
Mr. E. Wager Baker
Adelia
Spring Mountain
Nellie Wright
Jobn Hesket
Columbus
T.L. Montgomery
Lake Erie Shore
J. H. Brook
I. W. Preston
Newark
C. D. Brooke
Alfred Skinner
Sidney
Jesse Auer
George King
Elm Street
Cincinnati
James Pettit
Fredonia
N.X
George W. Godard
Mt. Upton
N.Y
Frank Kane
Michigan
Marion Barger
This Place
Harrison County
Washington
Bernice de Hart
Eme de Hart
Kimbolton
Clarence Tay
Hay & Sons
Charley Davis
St. Louis
F. L. Davis
Second Street
Adams Township
St. Lous
St. Joseph
Angus Morrison
Chicago Great Western Railway
Morrison
John Green
Nation
Wlliam St., Ni
Courthouse News
Probate Court
St. Petersburg
Grodehof
Axour
Teper
Kim Xiami Tehs
Renneakamot
Peking
Bengal Lancers
Grand Army
G. A R
Naval Arch
Michigan Avenue
Lake Michigan
Society of Prisoners of War
Coliseum
Leovaisseur
St Louis
John C. Black
Wilness
New York
Havre
Marziret Iinnehan
Pennssiwinia
Paris
Vincennes
Ebright
Denver
Schmidt
Kingston
Jamaica
Colon
Colombia
Carthaséna
Cape Town
Lord Roberts
Belfast
Madidsdorp
Redvers Buller
French
Pole-Carew
Raat
Kansas City
Matthew Hunter
Joseph Merino
Troost Park Lake
Knuights of
Pythias
Detroit
Alabama
Boston
President Roads
Acécant
Ines
William Green
Beech Township
Emmett
Willie
Green
Emmett Green
Jacob McQueen
Baltic
Crawfold
Crawford
F. Finnell
Geidel
Opera House
Coshocton, O
J.K. Glass
East Main Street
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