Conesville Oil and Gas stockholders meeting to dissolve
Notice is given that on September 2, 1903, at six o'clock p m, a meeting of the stockholders of the Conesville Oil and Gas Company in Conesville Coshocton County Ohio will consider surrendering corporate authority and franchises and dissolving the corporation under Ohio law. David Davis president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D
Conesville Oil and Gas Company
State of
Ohio
Conesville
Coshocton County
David Davis
Stocks for Sale by Citizens Building & Loan Assn
The Citizens' Building and Loan Association will issue ten thousand dollars in paid up stock. Persons desiring such stock or any preferred non taxable stocks of local manufacturing companies may call on or address C. B. Hunt in Coshocton, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Building & Loan Association
C. B. Hunt
Coshocton
Appointment of Administrator in Estate of Thomas Shannon
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of Thomas Shannon, deceased, late of Coshocton County, Ohio. Dated August 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Shannon
Coshocton County
Road Notice County road petition in Coshocton County
Petitioners seek a county road along a described route starting near Coshocton to near Densmore road with land bounds on Humrickhouse Day Hamrickhouse and Day properties. The commission will consider the petition at the September session 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton County
Coshocton
Uils Creek
Thomas Humrickhouse
John Day
Thomas Hamrickhouse
Prudence Day
Densmore Road
Piqua and Urbana to Settle Championship in Five Games
Coshocton fans follow an amateur Ohio championship series between Piqua and Urbana. Five games, $500 per side, winner takes all. Two games in each town, a possible fifth in Sidney. First game at Piqua Friday features pitcher Will Robertson returning from vacation. Mrs. Fred Timmons and son William visited Isleta this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Ohio
Piqua
Urbana
Sidney
Will Robertson
Piquas
Johnsons backers dominate Ohio Democratic convention
At Columbus on August 26, Mayor Tom L. Johnson of Cleveland led the Democratic state convention, unseating Cincinnati’s Bernard delegation and securing key control over credentials and committees. Johnson allies won most district seats, with a push for senatorial endorsement and a likely nomination scenario involving Clarke or Saltzgaber as possible candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Johnson
Integrsia
Columbus
Friends
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Zimmerman
Goodale Street
Buckeye Democracy
Johnson
John L. Zimmerman
Frey
State Central Committee
John Hewitt
G. M. Saltzgaber
van Wert
Cincinnati
Committee On
United States
Springfield
Sandusky
Democratic Rational Convention
State Centre Committee
Cuyahoga County
Hamilton County
Andi Johnson
Gallia
Miami
Ross
Seneca
Old State Central Committee
Charles P. Salen
Harry F. Pager
Nomtaltress
Bernard
Louis G. Bernard
Henry Ketter
John Roth
John A. Clarke
Saltzgaber
C. Philbrick
John Bolan
Toledo
L. G. Bernard
New State Central Committee
W. L. Finley
Kenton
E. C. Madigan
J. H. Goeke
Wapakoneta
Committee On Rules and Order of
Webster P. Huntington
John H. Clarke
Lentz
Bookwalter
Charles W. Constantine
Philbrick
Walter
John A Clarke
Clarke
Gailla
Committee
Toinson
Credential Committee Names by Districts and Members
The record lists members for each district in the first through fourteenth districts. Notable names include J Ralsen, W Bletch, C C Clark, H J Heilker, Bert S Bartlow, Robert Anderson Auglaize, M Starr, Samuel Keever, T D Wallace, H Southard, D R Jones, Dr Balcher, Seth Weldy, J Caren, Reuben Turner, and F Schifter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Credentiala
Barnard
J. Ralsen
Bigelow
W. Bletch
Bernard
C. C. Clark
H. J. Heilker
Bert S. Bartlow
Robert Anderson
Auglaize
R M. Starr
Samuel Keever
T. D. Wallace
Feighth
H. Southard
D. R. Jones
Dr . Balcher
Seth Weldy
J. Caren
Reuben Turner
F. Schifter
Disturbed Billman's Meeting Ends With Arrest
After a disturbance at Billman's meeting, Weidman employed by Meek and Beach was arrested after a struggle with Officers Johnson Mapel and Haines. He faced charges of intoxication disorderly conduct and resisting an officer, pled guilty to the latter two, fined $18.60, and released. John Billman’s trial for sidewalk blockade was postponed again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Weidman
Meek & Beach Company
Offcera Johnson, Mapel and Haines
Weldman
Billman
Age Office
Johnson
Main Street
Mecca
Mapel
Ofcer Haines
Haines
Rinner
Billy
Eccentric Preacher Confident No Action Will Be Taken
An eccentric preacher asserts that nothing will be done about the issue, expressing unwavering confidence that authorities will not intervene or address the matter. The remark underscores a defiant stance amid other public concerns.
Cleveland Names Baby Son Francis Grover Cleveland
The newborn son of former President Cleveland has been named Francis Grover Cleveland. The choice was made by the president's other children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover, JR
Princeton
N. J
Cleveland
Francis Grover Cleveland
Miss Sadie Willis Resigns From Hissong Kandy Kitchen
Miss Sadie Willis has resigned her position with the Hissong Kandy Kitchen and after a month's visit with relatives here will return to her home in Newmarket Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Willis
Hissong Kandy
Newmarket
Canada
Prostrated at table by excessive heat
Glen Tish fainted at 6 a m while breakfasting, collapsing at the table. He recovered consciousness within minutes and physicians attribute the spell to heat. he is now much better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Tish
Mr. Tish
Road Notice for Coshocton County Road Establishment in 1903
Petitioners ask Coshocton County commissioners to establish a county road in Clark Township from the Wooster road center through Jacob Greenhelsen and G W Bender lands to Bucklew Run road. The line runs near a mail box, past a hickory tree, to stake numbers 2 3 and 4, ending at the abandoned township road near Bucklew Run bridge. Principal petitioner Geo W Bender submits the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton County
Towit
Wooster
Clark Township
Wooster Road
Ohio
Coshocton
Jacob Greenhelsen
Bucklew Run
Geo. W. Bender
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Trator
Fred Timmons
Wil Ham
Isleta
W. C. Youns
Girteesth
W. B. Fraskis
John 8. Adair
P. J. Collins
Harlan Cleveland
Breelow
E. Hines
Joseph McMahon
G. W. Phillips
Mercer
James P. Ragan
C. Henselman
F. M. Hagar
Judge Sicham
Ralph LeBlonde
Dr. J. W. Guthrie
M. A. Daugherty
Ulric Sloan
Prescott Smith
H. Kettler
J G. Roth
Theodore H. Lienesch
Val Lee
Shelby. Wirth
A. P. Sandies
H. A. Rice
W. S. Thomas
Wighth
W Gordon
Yenth
J K. McClure
JI A Devine
O .C. Philbrick
N. K. Guthrie
W G. Beeha
Cc. Hichardson
H. A. Bell
Joe P. Callahan
S. L. Clark
Samuel G. Rodgers
Summit
C P. Salen
J. P. Madigan
Rules and Order of Business
J. Clare
L. Stentz
E. F. Cogan
J. Hirt
P. H. Dempsey
C. EB. Jordan
George B. McCritchin
J. 5. Thomas
F. P. McGee
W. P. Huntington
Allen Smakey
G. A Nicholes
J. B. Tannehill
C. Lutle
John D. Jones
Thomas McNamara
A. L. Elkhorn
Portage
C. A. Rush
J. Schmidt
W. J. McDevitt
Firet
J. R. Hyndman
W. H. Glazier
K. F. Cogan
Joseph A. Kennell
John Hudebaker
Darke
T. T. Shaw
Adam Bridge
Albert Dodds
E. H. Mains
J F Hayman
O. C. Reynolds
Ed J Lawrence
Dr. Hamlin
W. B Forrest
J. B. Sampsel
W. J Cosgrove
Stump
Frank Jackson
Dave Dallas
Thiseason
John Billman
Ransom
New York
Express
Boas, &c
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