Probate Court Inventory and Accounts Filing
Courthouse News reports probate matters including inventories and first or final accounts for the estates of McElwee Farwell McParland Ashcraft Compton Hammel and others. Guardian appointment hearings set for January 6 at 9 a.m. Notices issued. various real estate transfers and marriages listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McElwee
Mira A. Farwell
Washington Farwell
William McParland
F. Powell
Daniel A. Ashcraft
W FL. Ashcraft
S. D. Compton
G. W. Cooper
William M. Compton
Charles Briant
Henry T. Clark
Asbery Lueman
Samuel Gamble
James P. Crawford
Charles E. Crawford
Jonathan Hammel
T. H. Wheeler
Lewis Leighninger
T. J. Platt
West Lafayette
S. H. Nicholas
Charles H. Reigle
Kenilworth
J. W. Cassingham
Fred Buetenmiller
Board
Coshocton
Jesse Ashcraft
Howard Ashcraft
Pike Township
Charles Edmonston and Bessie Tompkins in Coshocton horse theft case
The county jail holds Harry Miller, alias Charles Edmonston, and Bessie Tompkins charged with stealing a horse and buggy from Fourth Street. Bessie hopes to wed Charles before grand jury action. testimony would affect spousal immunity. The couple traveled from Zanesville to Coshocton, then fled toward Bridgeport before being captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Muller
Bessie Tompkins
Third Street
Clark
Bridgeport
Cassingham
Harry Miller
Charles Edmonston
Coshocton County
Adams Mills
Charles
Zanesville
Coshocton
Tessie
Fourth
Mam
Walnut
Miller
Bessie
New Gold Detector Method For Ore Traces
The St Louis Globe-Democrat reports Dr Obler proposes a new gold detection method. Finely ground ore mixed with tincture of iodine, left to stand, then repeated on filter paper and calcined yields a purplish ash if gold is present. A bromine test with protochloride of tin yields purple color, aiding detection. Sulfides require ore calcination with ammonium carbonate.
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Shopte Pinu
Obler Grees
St. Louis Globe-Lemocrat
Cassius
Square tipped billiard cue sparks Patent push in Philadelphia
A Philadelphia amateur innovator creates a billiard cue with a square tip, claiming it grips the ball better and offers greater control than a round cue. He has a cue made and seeks patent protection while aiming for adoption by top players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Billiard Coe
Philadelphia Record
Philadelphia
Need Fear No Corn Rivals
The New York Tribune notes growing Indian corn exports and argues the United States has no rival in corn production. It states that lands top wheat rivals cannot produce corn, underscoring America's strong position in the grain's global output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York Tribune
Hanna declines to seek Republican chairmanship
Cleveland dispatch reports Hon. M A Hanna will not run for permanent chair at the next Republican National Convention nor serve as Ohio delegate at large. He favors General Dick for the Ohio delegation and aims to avoid friction by leaving room for Grosvenor and Dick. Mrs Hanna and Ruth Hanna depart for Washington.
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Cleveland
M.A. Hanna
Ohio
Grosvenor
General Dick
Senator Hanna
Hanna
Ruth Hanna
Washington
Hobart
Divorce Action List Grows With Well Known Couple
Phoebe McCoy Dickey petitions for divorce from John F. Dickey after years of hardship including excessive work and alleged abusive behavior. She seeks restoration to her maiden name and other relief. The January docket bears several divorce cases, about six awaiting trial as Clerk McDermott notes docket clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roland B. Molineux
Katherine J. Adams
John P. Yocum
Harry Cornish
Adams
Newark
Yocum
Sliss Phoebe McCoy
John F. Dickey
Jackson Township
McDermott
RecessAppointments and Budget Move in Ohio Legislature
In Columbus both chambers adjourn to Monday for Nash inauguration. Senate recess appointments of Governor Bushnell referred to committee and not confirmed. House declines second reading of lieutenant governor salary bill. potential passage aimed for Monday. Cincinnati reports Continental Tobacco to discontinue country buying. breaks pricing favored by farmers. New incorporations listed for several Ohio firms. Big wildcat gas well near Findlay yields 10.6 million cu ft. Centennial Commission submits report proposing Toledo 1902 event with about 1 million for buildings and exhibits. Boer strategy noted by Philadelphia Inquirer. artist quip on American avarice cited. Mrs Sheer of Sedalia credited with life-saving One Minute Cough Cure for child’s croup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bushnell
Senate
Columbus
Nash
House
Centennial Commission
The
Ohio: State Centennial Commission
Kilbourne
Bushreil
Legislatre
Toledo
NONE SO POPULAR KIDNEY REMEDY GAINS FAVOR IN COSHOCTON
Local advertising touts Morrow's Kidne-oids as the top kidney and backache cure. Mrs. Henry Miller testifies relief after trying the yellow tablets, sold for fifty cents a box at local druggists. Also pitched is One Minute Cough Cure, claimed to cure coughs, colds, hoarseness, croup, bronchitis, and related throat issues with immediate effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrow
Coshocton
Henry Miller
North Second Street
E. Anderson
John Morrow & Co
Chemists
Springfield
N. Williams
Gertiesvilleind
C. E. Anderson
Dean
Geo. Graff
Spencer Street
Newark
Tony L
Amusing Kruger Tale On Thumb and taunts
A Chicago Times-Herald report recounts a Kruger anecdote in which the president, missing his left thumb from a youth injury, jokes about being too much for Sir George Grey, Sir Howard Berkeley, Sir Bartle Frere, and Sir Hercules Robinson. He pauses before the missing digit, linking superstition to the episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruger
Alfred Milner
George Grey
Howard Berkeley
Bartle Frere
Hercules Robinson
Sir—alle Maagre
Chicago Times-Herald
Appointment of Administrator for Mary McElwee Estate
John W. Snider has been appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Mary McElwee, deceased, late of Coshocton County, Ohio. This notice records the official probate action and confirms the administrator's authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McElwee
Bas
Coshocton County
Ohio
John W. Snider
Adam Miller
Coshocton Coursy
Opie 12 Boe
Taacob
W. Miller
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