Boating Party Floats Down Muskingum to Randles Bridge
A folly boating party glided down the Muskingum by skiff Monday evening and enjoyed a refined luncheon. Attendees included Miss Nellie Schaich and Miss Gertrude Dippel of Cleveland, Miss Anna Lang and Miss Nellie Whalen of Errodsville, Mrs. F G Dokkenwadel and Miss Nellie Dokkenwaddel, with August Vaupel, Will G Schaich, John Lang of West Virginia, and William E Lang.
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Muskingum
Randles Bridge
Nellie Schaich
Gertrude Dippel
Cleveland
Anna Lang
Nellie Whalen
Errodsville
F. G. Dokkenwaddel
Nellie Dokkenwaddel
August Vaupel
Will G. Schaich
John Lang
West Virginia
William E. Lang
Fall From Horse Causes Sprained Ankle for Miss Weaver
Miss Lucy Weaver suffers a severely sprained ankle after a horse became unmanageable and threw her to the ground last Sunday. The incident occurred while she rode the horse, resulting in injuries requiring medical attention.
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Lucy Weaver
Hagee’s Cordial of Cod Liver Oil Ad
A Katharinon Chemical Co product claim touts Hagee’s Cordial of Cod Liver Oil as a superior non-greasy tonic for rebuilding strength and aiding stomach troubles in both children and adults. Sold by all druggists in St. Louis, Missouri.
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Hagee
Katharinon Chemical Co
St. Louis
Changed Jobs and Vacation Excursions Highlight Local News
George Richcreek moves from Wheeling freight office to Burgetts freight office. John Hess resigns as night miller at T. J. Hanley mill to take a similar post in Freeport Ohio with his family moving late this week. Vacation trips to popular resorts may be taken at low fares via Pennsylvania lines to destinations like the National Capital Philadelphia New York seashore Niagara Falls Great Lakes North Michigan Colorado and California.
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George Richcreek
Wheeling
Burgetts
John Hess
T. J. Hanley Mill
Freeport
Ohio
Pennsylvania
National Capital
Philadelphia
New York
Niagara Falls
Great Lakes
Michigan
Colorado
California
Labor Day Excursion Tickets Advertised by Pennsylvania Lines
For Labor Day on September 7 tickets will be sold via Pennsylvania Lines west of Pittsburgh to stations on those lines near selling points. Return coupons valid until September 8. Mr and Mrs P Henry visited Camp McKinley at Newark Sunday and greeted Governor Nash and Major General Dick. Judge R L Donley traveled to Columbus Wednesday for the convention.
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Pennsylvania Lines
Pittsburgh
Selvng Point
P. Henry
Camp McKinley
Newark
J'Gov Nash
Big Rush of Trains at Panhandles Division Station
A remarkable rush hit the Panhandle division on Wednesday as six trains arrived within thirty five minutes due to late initial departures giving the local station a metropolitan bustle. Sid Brister, famed traveling man, left the road to become cashier at a Philadelphia bank, having long served Irong, Cobts & Co. in this city. Nellie Whalen returned home to Sherrodaville after a visit to Bliss Anna Lang on North Fourth Street.
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Sid Brister
Philadephia
Mr. Bris
Irong
Cobts & Co
Cleveland
Nellie Whalen
Sherrodavillé
Bliss Anna Lang
North Fourth Street
Belated Gulf and Interstate train reaches Beaumont after 1040 days
The Gulf and Interstate railroad belatedly resumes service with No. 1 pulling into Beaumont after 1,040 days, beginning Sept 8, 1900, from Galveston. Passengers walked or rode wagons after a 1900 hurricane washed away rails, two years and nine months late, amid celebrations and a rebuilt line.
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Beaumont
Tex
Gulf & Interstate Railroad
Galveston
Taft to Succeed Root as Secretary of War
August 19 1903 telegraph reports Secretary Root resigns accepted by the president with a plan for him to stay until January 1 1904 Governor William H Taft to succeed Root. Also notes the sale of J A Dayton barber shop to B E Reed and Dayton’s planned move to Magnetic Springs due to ill health. Public notice lists unclaimed letters at Coshocton Ohio post office with names and box number.
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Tev
Agro Oyster Bay
Root
William H Taft
Lou Dillon Breaks Two-Minute Mark At Readville Meet
Beaton reports on August 25 that Lou Dillon, C. K. G. Billings’ trotting mare, shatters the two minute barrier at Readville with a 2 00 time. The crown shifts from King Crescens to Queen Lou as quarters split :30, 1:01, 1:31, and 2:60 in the mile.
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Aly Telegraph
Age
Beaton
Lou Dillon
C. K G. Billings
Readville
King Crescens
Queen Lou
Coshocton High School Naughty-naught Class Reunion
The Coshocton high school naughty-naught class held their annual reunion and picnic last Saturday traveling to West Lafayette for a campus luncheon. The group, now small due to removals and deaths, included Misses Emma Williams Laucretia Meek and Elizabeth Wilson and Messrs Edwin Lenhart and Ernest Dillin.
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Coshocton High School
West Lafayette
Emma, Williams
Laucretia Meek
Elizabeth Wilson
Edwin Lenhart
Ernest Dillin
Blood Balm Promises Cure All Blood Troubles
An advertisement extols Botanic Blood Balm as a free medicine that cures blood poison cancer ulcers eczema carbuncles and related ailments. It claims to restore healthy blood, ease pains, and aid digestion with a free sample offer and medical advice by mail. plus a London note on artificial incubation hen oil and related poultry tech claims follow.
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Atlanta
C. H. Anderson
Forbes Block
Star soap works to close as Proctor & Gamble take over
Zanesville, Aug 25 It is learned from a good authority that the Star soap plant will be dismantled by new owners Proctor & Gamble of Cincinnati as soon as stock on hand is sold. Machinery will be moved to Cincinnati. The plant employs a monthly payroll of 10 000 dollars and this loss would remove a money maker from Zanesville. Purchase price is about 800 000 dollars, roughly half representing goodwill. Principal owner John Hoge plans to leave Zanesville for New York City within a year to pursue investments there. His wealth is estimated at 3 000 000 to 4 000 000 dollars. his departure affects Schultz family affairs. Hoge may seek to be released as trustee for B W H Schultz and guardian for William Schultz, with Bernard Schultz proposed as guardian. Bernard was recently named to the Democratic county executive committee and elected to the board of governors of a new Masonic club. Excursion tickets advertised for an Ohio State Camp Meeting Association event and related dates.
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Zanesville, O
Star
Proctor & Gamble
Cincinnati
Zanesville
John Hoge
Hodge
New York City
Gotham
Hoge
Schultz
B. W. H. Schultz
William Schultz
Bernard Schultz
Billy
B&b
Democratic County Executive Committee
New Masonic, Club
Mr. Hoge
R. D. Schultz
Bernard
Pan American Railway planned from Arctic to Buenos Ayres
Guthrie Oklahoma August reports the Pan American Railroad company has filed articles of incorporation with capital stock of 250 million dollars. The proposed line would run from Port Nelson near Hudson Bay south through Canada and the central states to Galveston then through Mexico the Isthmus of Panama to Colombia Ecuador and Peru reaching Buenos Aires on the Atlantic.
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Guthrie
O. T
Pan American Railroad Company
Arctic Circle
Port Nelson
Hudson Bay
Winnipes
Man
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Galveston
Tex
Republic of Mexico
Panama
United States of Colombia
Ecuador
Republic of Peru
Buenos Ayres
Atlantic Ocean
Urichville Plans Home Week Reunion and Excursions
Urichville announces its first Home Week from Sept 17 to 27 welcoming former residents for daily events and a grand reunion. An excursion to Chattanooga on Sept 17 via Pennsylvania Lines is offered for Wilder's Brigade Reunion, with details at ticket agents. A special round trip fare is available via W and L E lines for West and Long Branch connections within 560 miles, return by Sept 8 for Labor Day.
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Urichville
Mues
Excursion Tickets to Baltimore and Columbus Offer
Travel notice announces round trip excursion tickets via Pennsylvania Lines to Baltimore on September 18 19 and 20 and to Columbus at $2.05 from main routes with return by September 5. Tickets sold by W W L E agents with fair related travel from August 31 to September 4.
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Columbus
L. E
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