numerous local residents visit towns and attend events
A list of residents from Warsaw Coshocton Avondale West Lafayette and surrounding areas visiting relatives attending business in Canton Columbus New York Kansas City and other places. Various citizens travel for illness visits professional matters and social engagements with notes on recent returns and temporary absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Wills
Conesville
LH. Hert
E. M. Wright
Warsaw
Edward Manning
Stopedale
Kasp Maine
Markley
Kansas City
Kan
J. M. Valentine
Executor Removed in Orpha McTiw ee Heirs Win First Victory
Judge Roche removes Gewts McCann as executor in the Orpha McTiw ee estate over $30,000. appeals filed. McCann to Pennsylvania then return to the county in 15 days. Jury draws conducted for January term with grand and petit juries named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpha Mctiwee
Roche
Gewts Mclann
Wilot Quphad Mcklwee
Loeesbaie Livels
Laur
J.C. Addis
Lobe
Lawrence
Pressney
Loche
McCann
McVann
Pennsylvania
Lill
Gland Jury
E. J. Kunis
Tuscarawas
Jerry Fowler
Linton
Joba EB
Studiton
Court House Probate Court Transcripts and Notices
First account of W. and Biggs as executors of Hirai Baye's estate. Minnie vs Charles Gori divorce filed with Judge Roche Weglect grounds desertion. J.C. Adams attorney. Inventory, appraisal and sale bills filed for Thomas Welling and Mary Ialb estates. Final account of James Meaty guardian of Sadth Scoth. Trustees appointed under Thomas Wellieyz will. Sale bill filed for Janu Strouse estate. Ward Crawford administrator for George Crawford estate. Various deeds and transfers including 20 acres Franklin township and 4 acres Adams township. Multiple parcels and quit claim deeds listed. Marriage licenses noted. Frances Taylor, of Gam bier Knox county, died of pneumonia at 52 after brief illness. married briefly. Burial at West Cartiste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. &. Biggs
Hirai Baye
Minnie
Charles Gori
Roche Weglect
J.C. Adams
Thomas Welling
Mary Ialb
James Meaty
Mark Twain Foils Photographer With Simple Nod
The noted writer Mark Twain amid Princeton University ceremonies kept a photographer from capturing his image by nodding his head as he passed the camera. He refused the paper and joked about a grudge, leaving the scene without a picture while others snapped shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow
Mark Twain
New York
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Mr. Clemens
Clemens
President's Bug Tale Relates Roosevelt Insect Misadventure
Washington correspondent reports a playful anecdote about President Roosevelt and a predatory insect during a cave hunt near a peach tree. The missing bug was later found hidden under the president's shirt stud, prompting relief at recovering the valuable creature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Washington
The
New York Tribune
Wison
Clint
Cocebella
San Jose
Agricultural Department
Noosevelt
Gaan
Ashana Arrives Short of Coal After Atlantic Crossing
The German steamer Ashana, 17 days from Hamburg to New York, reaches port with a general cargo and 260 passengers but is left low on coal. Hurricane conditions further affect voyage as Tuve battles gale and ships driven ashore along the Newfoundland coast while salvage efforts and reports of disasters lag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johns Dee
Hamburg
New York
Newfoundland
Robbery suspect escapes as three accomplices flee state
The tour man charged with robbing McKinney hardware store and other crimes broke jail. Charles Smith of Peoria and Charles Rogers escaped. James Campbell of Kenton and James Carroll of Pittsburg were captured after a long chase. A cold wave grips Milwaukee and Wisconsin with near zero temperatures and strong winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jalil
Redkey
Til
McKinney Hardware
Milwaukee
Dee
Wisconsin
Upper
Finngad
Nellie special school district victory in court ruling
In New Philadelphia the Nellie special school district celebrates after the circuit court reverses a common pleas ruling. The stay on the judgment by Judge Maxwell and the suspension of the 160 junction in the McNabb Case are upheld pending final hearing. Attorneys Powelson and Staats argued the motions. Mohawk interests were represented by W R Pamerene. The probate court lacked jurisdiction per the reversed decision. The district anticipates a final win to firmly establish the Nellie district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Special
Drough
New Philadelphia
Maxwell
Common Pleas Court
160 Junction
McNabb
Powelson
Staats
W. R Pamerene
Probate Court
Circuit Court
Anecdote of Krupp The German Gunmaker in New York
A German confidential aide to the Krupp works in Ei gen describes Krupp the elder to a New York Herald reporter. He notes Krupp’s heart weakness forced army discharge, his preference to be Krupp the first burgher over nobility, and his simple daily regimens. He details Krupp at the castle, his modest dress, social leanings, and political activity with the National Party. He recalls Krupp’s love of aquitaine, boating on the Ruhr, and a boathouse built with an oarsman trainer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friedrich Alfred Krupp
Eigen
New York
New York Herald
Herr Krupp
Carlsruhe
Kaiser Wilhelm L
Dart
Krupp
von Krupp
Ufe
National Taber Party
Vie
Uereichstag
Hssen
Herr Krapp
Tom Krupp
Aryi
Tre
Ruhr
Pac
Novel Cricket Watch in Apia Builds Church Support
A misread and garbled note describes a cricket watch event in Samed, Apia to benefit a church. It mentions spectators paying shillings and a bowler of note, but details are unclear and fragmented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apia
Samed
Duel Talk In Paris as Officials Face Off Over Honor
Paris discussions flare after the chamber session with M Syveton naming Minister Valle as aggressor and vowing a duel on the field of honor. Seconds chosen, questions on authority and possible soldierly intrusion cloud the dispute amid political caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Syveton Deciares
Minoister Valle
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Mafin
Officiel
Chamber
M. Syveton
Valie
M. Lyveton
Marquis de Dion
M. Guyot de Villeneuve
Valle
Syveton
The
Figaro
Courant
Steamer Kitty Ashore on Himeador Reef Near Kingston
The United Filis company steamer Kitty ran aground on the Himeador reef about 300 miles from Jamaica. The American wrecking steamer Premier has gone to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Jamaica
Dean
United Filis Company
Kitty
Himeador Reef
Premier
Foreign praise of America lands as eight months travel report
Berlin official Ludwig Max Goldberger writes in English about the United States as an enchanted garden with productive soil and human ingenuity. He notes open doors, friendly foreign contacts, and widespread bustle as he toured the states, calling America a great country and praising its unbounded possibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludwig Max Goldberger
Berlin
Royal Privy E Councilor of Commerce
Imperial Germ
Board For Commercial Measures
America
Treasury Department
Washington
United States
States
Wage hike demanded by Locomotive Engineers in Wilkes-Barre
Secret sessions by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers in Wilkes-Barre discuss a new wage scale to be presented to Central Railroad of New Jersey officials. Engineers are expected to demand higher pay. Also notes commercial almanac and various medical remedies advertised in the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Hostetter
Hostetter Company
Pittsburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ay Pocock
Zanesville
Lewis Fisher
Fred Hornas
Columbus
McA. J. Darling
Lemuel
Sowers
C. B. Hunt
J.M Bossert
Coshocton
Frank Bachman
Avondale
Mary Cooksey
Ray Hanlon
Cleveland
City
J.E. Weller
Inna Burrell
Bethlehem Township
Lizzie McCall
West Lafayette
Bertha Walters
Ida Carna‘ban
Nellie Hamilton
Austin Richard
New Guilford
H. H. Shrigley
Oherty
Eric Quirk
West Lafayette Apolege
Coshuctun
Martin Overholt
Minnie Caton
A.D. Burt
Eureka
Basis Visi Seing
D. Brooke
Judge
Corhees
Gif
Mrs
Fred Lambright
Fiatt
Mabel Eckert
Iva Weeks
Baltic
Neille Eckert
Blanche Bassett
New
Archie Clark
Mass Nic Henderson
James Finnell
Marion
John
John Swigert
Jute W. Finnell
A. C. Somners
Sylvia Goodin
Jackson Township
Cassie Williams
Shawnee
Lazare Will Iiams
Sherrodsville
Brig
A. O. Sandles
Sadie McCoNough
Atorney F. E. Pomerene
Gainesville, Ga
Frank Nosker
Denison
Mr. Nosker
Dennison Yards
Arthur Starkey
Tiftin
Mrs. Craig
Winifred Pocock
Perry Oklahoma
Alpert Rechel
Ray Disher
Akron
Anna Prince
Charles Prince
Wheeling
W. Va
D. F. Denman
BE. J. Olney
Fairmont
Charles Kinney
Whrichsville
Brome
Ed ‘Tyler
J. W. Lanning
Elizabeth Struble
Chesterville
A. L .Caton
Park Avenue
Dr. Baker
Spring Mountain
Charles Baker
Otsego
Lucy M. Ker
South
A. Thompson
Newcomersdown
Peon
Thomas Clendenning
Hartford
Amvernsey County
Celia Harper
Earl Warper
Edward
Witeen
Park Hotel
Chi
M’cann Livis
Court News
Petit Jury
Barney Uedtetinger
New Castle
Thomas Volupy
W. T. King
P. J. Love
Alonzo van Winkle
Perry
AL W. Leindecker
Crawford
Allen M. Marshall
Jackson
Stephen Dawson
Virginia
W.S. Moore
Jefferson
W. Hiight
John Lorenz
Andrew Satrin
Franklin
Charles VicCtain
Rova
Eres
Novet
Hee
Court House
Edward Johnson
Arnold Coal Co
Franklin Township
Mota
Center
Balmer
Adams Township
Anes
V. EY Balmer
Same
Senanwerker
A. OL KR
Boardry Trade
M. McCullough
David Davis
Tiverton Township
Joseph G. Ruand
Henry W. Cauirad
Jacob Buser
Jonathan PP Buser
Crawford Township
N. W. Conrad
Nana
Sarah Wistman
John W. Cassinehan
Grace M
Ben, FL
Williams and
Georgia
Rice
Nathaniel Taylor
Gambier
Knox County
C. Shepnerd
N. W
Waehingten
Strehzth
Sachin
Nellie
Civic Federation
National Civic Federation
Alfred Moseley
Marcus A. Hanna
Grover Cleveland
Henry C. Potter
Eliot
Harvard
Bloomington
Lis
Augusta Rueger
Miss Rueger
Christe
Eo Ee & Ie
USA
Mee
Foreign Praise OF America
Baim Ca
Atlanta
G.I.R
Fies
GC. BK. Anderson’s
Wes
Austin
Fattte
Charles
G. F. Finnell
Opera House
Minnie Burzan
John A Buzan
Coshacton County
Ohio
Minnie Bacay
Frank Billman
Fens
G. S. Farquhar
E. Church
Newark
Chie
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