Sunday Schools of Coshocton County Report
Avondale Ohio February 6 1903 report of townships lists association officers and Sunday school leaders. Bethlehem Prairie Chapel Zion Chapel Shepler Evangelical and White Eyes M B show presidents secretaries and treasurers with pastors and superintendents named.
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Coshocton County
Avondale
Bethlehem
William Welden
J. I. Breltzius
Warsaw
Aldena Clark
Coshocton
F. D
Wm. Neldan
Prairie Chapel
M. P
J. H. Thrapp
Mattie Clark
N. L. Rutlege
Sadie Dewitt
John McCullough
Zion M. P
Rev. A. McGregor
Lewis Walters
E. D. Clark
Fannie Infield
J. A. Clark
H. W V. Patterson
H. BH. Gox
Wilfred Guthrie
J. M. Patterson
White Eyes M. B
Rev
C. F. Mott
Fred Adams
Everett Boyd
Clifford Boyd
Eva West
Pleasant Valley White Eyes school and winter study example
The Pleasant Valley school at White Eyes is praised for keeping scripture study active in winter. The piece notes church listings with several pastors and superintendents, mentions a home department of eighty five members, and urges readers to join weekly study at home.
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Thomas Hamilton
Leonard Deeds
Zara King
J. Tt. Steiner
United Presbyterian
R. T. McCrea
W. F. Park
Allan Wer
Orviille Park
Wm. M. Boyd
Pleasant Valley Union
J. H. Murphy
R. D. Reesey
BH. H. Miller
Bowman United Brethren
Rev
H. J. Kohier
Nobie
Pleasant Valley School
Felias
Country Law
Bulky Horse Case Faces Uncle Nephew in Jackson Township
Irwin Foster sues his uncle Enoch Foster for 85 dollars claiming a horse bought for cash proved bulky. About a hundred witnesses attended the Roscoe hearing before Justice C N Ferguson. A prior jury deadlock ended in out of court settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Harum
Enoch Foster
Irwin Foster
Enoch
Foster
Roscoe
Justice of the Peace
C. N. Ferguson
Jackson Township
Mmcie
Adams
H. E. Hahn
Graveyard Robbery Trial Eyes Dr Alexander
Samuel Martin testifies in a grave robbery case linking Dr Alexander to procuring bodies for dissection. He says he met the doctor in his office last January and received thirty dollars per body after stealing remains from Anderson cemetery and delivering them to Central Medical college.
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Indianapolis
Samuel Martin
Ghoul Cantrell
Alexander
Jane
Cantrell
Anderson Cemetery
Compromise in Sight for the Miners
Indianapolis February 6 report that mine operators refuse wage demands with a predicted settlement on a compromise basis. If granted, miners would see a total upturn of more than 90 percent since 1897.
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Indianapolis
New Bridge Contract Awarded For Tuscarawas Crossing
County commissioners award Canton Bridge company the contract to rebuild a Tuscarawas River crossing near Newcomerstown. Work starts immediately with a temporary heavy timber span and later a complete new bridge, at an estimated total cost of about 3500 dollars.
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Tuscaraas
Newcomerstown
Canton Bridge
Board of Commissioners
Pridge
Canton Bidge Company
Oil Bridge
Farmer urges drastic Ohio dog kill to curb rabies
Conesville area reports seven dogs killed this week amid a renewed mad dog scare. Farmer Philip Passmore argues for a state law to kill every dog in Ohio to stop rabies, claiming dogs across the state harbor rabid fangs and new cases arise weeks after scares. Passmore says he killed two dogs himself at Joe Kirker's place.
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Conesville
Willow Brook
Philip Passmore
Ohio
Passmore
Joe Kirker
Baseball Notes Show Players Moving Between Leagues
Baseball notes recount Harry O’Hagan seeking a Milwaukee A A spot but claimed by Rochester. New Orleans adapts to indoor ball and forms a city league. Western league figures like Wilbert Robinson, Ned Anton, and others are active in various franchises. Pittsburgh area names and midwest moves feature in signings and management changes across multiple teams.
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Harry O'Hagan
Milwaukee A. A
Rochester
New Orleans
Lien Beck
Shreve
Mant
Tha
National Pradtates
Wilbert Robinson
Conements
Santh
New Fork
Gieminger el Gostein
Relan
Broadkisn
Wattonat
Bis Cat Holies
Grant Sound
Bo Ffields
Peter Childs
Piellies
Dias
Pla
Fist Bitee
Tor
Portland
Coarley Carr
Jersey City
Ouufield
Tietpart
Soastar Marager
Armen
Cleveland
Paterson N
Barrer Law
Detroit
Wa Maracer
Wanger Armour
Tibet
Goring
Three Times Londquist and Wife Separate
A divorce tale unfolds as Oscar and Mrs Londquist endure repeated separations. After a quarrel sparked by suspected adultery and a tavern altercation with Charlie Waddell, the couple amicably split again. Past alimony awarded, divorcee relocates with her daughter to Millersburg, taking household furniture.
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Londquist
Oscar Londquist
Hymen
Oak Hotel
Hickory Street
Landquist
Public Library
Charlie Waddell
Fourth
Walnut Streets
Venice
Oscar
Charlie
Charliea
Inner
Londawisl
Millersburg
Vality of business remains vigorous in trade and industry
New York reports weekly review of lists showing vigorous trade activity despite transportation bottlenecks. Indicators cite extended sums for extensions, weather disruptions, and rising labor disputes in some sectors while building and wholesale markets show improving figures in the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Derck Company
Cvs Che
United States
Canada
Wild Goose Delivers Delicate Lament as Pen Bird Vanishes
Floy d Courtright mourns the loss of a prized goose kept in Canesville near Tamsaes. The bird escaped, was slightly injured, and the pen shows signs of forced entry. Authorities suspect theft as the enclosure lies abandoned and the pet bird remains missing.
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Courtright
Mrs Baker Hurt in Columbus Street Car Incident
Mrs J Baker suffered a painful non serious injury when a street car lurched as she alighted at Neil and South Bereath avenue. A wrist dislocation and bruising were treated at a nearby residence where she found refuge with friends Dr Evans. Mr Baker will stay with Mrs Evans until she can return home. The Coshocton Gas Co will not move from their present site until April.
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Baker
Columbus
J Baker
EF Mit
Neil
Ereath Avenue
Dro
Evans
David Davis
Conesville
Coshocton Gas Company
Opposition 10 Quay and Senate Statehood Battle
Washington February reports on Senate tactics clash over attaching the Littlefield statehood bill to appropriation measures. Senators fear sidetracking and delve into commerce bills, while Clark and Beveridge dispute secret agreements. Joneses to leave the Senate. Clark successors rise. Bard’s lengthy speech praised by Dillingham amid photo day at the Capitol. ARTHUR W. DURR.
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Washington
Senate
Quay
Commerce Committees
Judiciary Committees
Congress
Commerce Committee
Department of Commerce
Interstate Commerce Committee
Clark
Montana
House
Warner
Crow Reservation
Beveridge
Thea
Ephegemitor
Tudiana
Swillcrest
Joneses
Jones
Novia
Chete
Arkiuisas
Arkansas
Wyoming
Dillingham
Bard
California
AMV
Dilingham
Jie
Capitol
St. Laws
Dai
Arthur W. Durr
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Pearl C. Boyd
Haggee
Hagee
Katharinon Chemical Company
St. Louis
Baseball Notes
Hag Ayered
Dresden
Ben Hurs
Bers Hur
Central
Littlerfield
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