When Knighthood Was in Flower Serial Begins
A public appeal highlights the value of newspapers in daily life and introduces the serialized novel When Knighthood Was in Flower by Edwin Caskoden. The piece notes the era setting, lavish diction, and the authorship tied to figures like Pierpont Morgan and John D. Rockefeller as the source of wealth from the published installments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Henry
Viii
Edwin Caskoden
Royal Court
Garfield Appointment as Commissioner of Corporations
President Roosevelt picks James R. Garfield to lead the new Bureau of Corporations in the Commerce Department. Garfield, son of the martyred president, is praised for broad knowledge and strong character. The job involves handling trusts under new law, with oversight by Congress if information is refused. The Cincinnati Enquirer laments Bryan’s stance toward Hearst’s candidacy and hints at a possible Nebraska option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Roosevelt
James R. Garfield
Department of Commerce
Cartelyou
Department
United States
Senate
House
Congress
Civil Service Commission
Cincinnati Enquirer
Mr. Bryan
Hearst
Bryan
Nebraska
Lincoln meetings praise and German South America fears
A collage of pressed clippings notes Lincoln day scenes in New Haven where Governor Chamberlain asked attendees to rise, while European dispatches warn Germany’s growing South American push could threaten U.S. interests. The papers blend political reminiscence with warning about German expansion and naval pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depew
Memphis
Indianapolis Journal
New Haven
Chamberlain
Abraham Lincoln
Studley
Hartford Courant
United States
Mitchellville
Iowa
Berlin
Germany
Brazil
Colombia
Chicago
South America
Western Hemisphere
South American
Early marriages urged by Harvard president and press
The New York Commercial and the World argue for earlier marriage ages arguing graduates should wed sooner. They contend a man marrying at twenty-one is aligned with his children from youth, while those marrying at thirty or thirty-five are too old to be good companions for their sons and daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wlot
Harvard
New York
Coal on wheels hints at odd Coshocton scene
Coshocton imitates urban Newark as a man tours districts selling coal by the bucketful from an express wagon. The spectacle, seen Saturday, shows a portable coal delivery method shouted to neighbors from house to house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Newark
Smallpox Patients Recover in Dennison
Miss Amelia Bachman and Edward Bachman, once confined in Dennison with smallpox, have recovered and returned to their home in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Bachman
Edward Bachman
Dennison
MARKET PRICES AND DEATH IN JACKSON TOWNSHIP
Prices for butter onions beeswax chickens ham potatoes and other produce listed from Snyder & Son and others with grain and flour quotes from McCall Rowlen Newburn. Also cattle market figures from McCall Rowlen and news of the death of a three month old child of Mr and Mrs Charles Van Sickle with funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder & Son
Cnse Neene Eecees
Babe
Charles van Sickle
Jackson Township
Warner Chapel
Unique Invitations Highlight Colonial Tea on Washingtons Birthday
A neighboring city lady hosts a colonial tea on Washingtons birthday inviting friends to Collingwood avenue. Guests are urged to recite old rhymes sing and play games while wearing period attire and bringing sewing to the tea reception. Other items note a U B Sunday school reception at 935 Orchard street with music and refreshments and a dinner party at Mr and Mrs Samuel Elliott's near Keene with a varied guest list. Also Miss Mary Mortley resigns from the Presbyterian choir to study vocal music in New York, to be replaced by Miss Eleanor Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mistress Bolles
Collingwood Avenue
U. B
Samuel Elliott
Keene
Joseph Richer
John Love
Melvine McCormick
Ed. Porter
Seldon McCormick
Curtis Porter
J. A. Wolf
Ed. Norman
John Meiser
New York
Mary Mortley
Presbyterian Choir
Eleanor Brooks
CUB or Stops the Cough and Works Off the Cold
An old ad promotes CUB or Stops the Cough and works off the cold with bromine and quinine tablets. It claims relief though admits no cure and cautions about dosage and safety to users.
FARMERS SEEK SEED POTATOES AND FARM ITEMS
Classified ad snapshot listing twenty seed potato varieties including Harry Rose Barry Strawberry and Whinton's White Mammoth from Ohio experiment station. Includes promises and free receipt with order, location near Avondale, plus multiple horse and farming equipment notices and small farm listings for Keene Avondale Coshocton area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rose
Barry
Whinton
Ohio Experiment Station
Keene
Postoffice
Avondale
R. McCormick & Sons
Norman
C. Geese
T. O. Clark
West Bedford
Ohio
Hartels
J. M. Cooper
Thomas Shannon
L. Holskey
Kennilworth
Watsaw
Walhending Road
Partition suit seeks division of Coshocton County lands
Edward Fehrenbach and others of Germany are named defendants in a Coshocton county Ohio case filed by Charles H. McKee of Danville. petition requests partition of four described tracts in sections 18 and 6, township 6, range 8 and 9 U S M. lands. Defendants must answer by April 2, 1903 or risk judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Fehrenbach
Martini
Dilgéx
Agatha. Feiss
Otillia
Kienzler
Furtwangknamp
Triberg
Baden
Germany
Charles H. McKee
Danville
Knox County
Ohto
Court’ of Common Pleas
Coshocton County
Ohio
Pean
Zanéaville
Coshocton
John Mathews
Robert Giffen
Township
Tange
Zanesvillege
Joshua Clark
A. D
Charles H. Meee
J. Workman
Ax County
Frank Ulman
Abram Weatherwax
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CosHocton Age
The
Age Publishing Co
Gelby Building
Coshoe
Aburban
Europe
Pierpont,Morgan
John D. Rockefeller
Russell Bage
James
Russell
Denver -Republican
Atlantic
Cornell
Ithaca
Schurman
Daughters of the American Revolution
Judee Parker
Philadelphia
Mother Hubbard
Age
Vancouver
British Columbia
Miss Tompkins
Shon
Mrr Jarnegie
Coertelyon
Lieutenant Peary
North Pole
North Pote
Peary
Mrs. Peary
Miss Richards
Viola Richards
Mansfield
E. S. Lee
S.s
McCall, Rowlen & Newburn
East Liberty
Pittsburg
Abel
Wovun
Boston
Cub
Alex Park
Bakersville
Oxford Township
C. G. Starker
SSS
Watkins
Vetter Dyspepsia Remedy CO
Cleveland
J.E. Foster
Ohiotate Board of Veterinary Examiners
State Board of Agriculture
State Board of Heart
State Board of Live Stock Commissioners
Neer Bensem
Citieen
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