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Newspaper

Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1900

Page

8

Dedicatory ceremonies mark Cherry Street School opening

New Cherry Street School was dedicated with afternoon and evening events. Superintendent Fenton and teachers welcomed visitors, highlighted modern equipment, and praised the school board. An evening program featured speakers, songs, and remarks on education and patriotism. News noted Ohio’s Coshocton history and the school’s role in the community.

Cherry Street Fenton Board of Education Alcyone Hall America A. E. Fair Alster Coshocton Ife Admiral Dewey Weston Way C. M. Pullen Father Ross Doctor Toland

Army Medical Chest Prepared for One in the Philippines

Washington dispatch notes Major George E. Bushnell designed a compact surgeon's kit for detached service. A 2 by 14 inch chest holds a comprehensive medical array, with 150 sets being shipped to Manila for varied field operations. Also recounts a Plainfield hit by consumption relief via Dr King’s New Discovery with a free trial offer.

Washington Philadelphia Public Ledger George E. Bushnell Sternberg Philippines Bushnell Manila Micheal Curtain Plainfield Thia U_ Anderson Forbes Block

Woman sues for five thousand over broken promise

Mary J. Nemire files in common pleas court claiming George W. Markley promised to marry her around February 11, 1899 and promised to wed within a reasonable time but refused. She asks $5,000, asserting her affections remain intact. Also included are unrelated notices and advertisements about geological journal plans and Bucklee’s Arnica Salve ads.

Sue Common Pleas Court George W. Markley Mary J. Nemire

Trust conference to be held at Central Music Hall

A trust conference planned for February 12 at Central Music Hall followed a short meeting at Sherman House. M L Lockwood of Pennsylvania, chairman of the committee, stated that anti trust sentiment is rising nationwide and the conference will provide an utterance for deliverance to the people rather than politicians. The event aims to answer the cry for relief from trust oppression. Chicago papers report a New Year's gift to the University of Chicago of 3 750 000 dollars, with President Harper hoping for 4 000 000 but lacking 315 000, which Rockefeller may cover within three months. Rockefeller has signaled support and other donations are in prospect. Wryatt Sharp, an Arkansas penitentiary escapee serving 43 years for murder, surrendered to Denver police after escaping last May.

New International Journal L. ¥. Pirsson Yale J. P. Iddings University of Chicago Seventh International College of Geologists F. Becke Vienna New Haven Dispatch New York Evening Post Journa Central Music Hall Sherman House M. L. Lockwood Pennsylvania Chicago Harper Strodebaker John D. Rockefeller Rockefeller Dr. Harper Prospec Denver Wryatt Sharp Arkansas Penitentiary Sharp B. A. Whetstone Huntington Ark

American Scouts Praised Colonel Baden-Powell New Look

A long clipping praises Colonel Baden-Powell as the premier British scout speaking of his Mafeking defense and influence on scouting. It notes his admiration for Buffalo Bill and Burnham, stresses quickness of eye and ear, and urges constant vigilance and personal initiative for scouts.

Haden-Powell Lord Methuen Kimberley England Baden-Powell Mafeking Baden- Powell New York Journal W. F. Cody Buffalo Bill Hurnbam Shangani Burnham Matabeleland Powell

Divorce Petition Filed Against Wilberforce Vaughn

Catharine Vaughn petitions in Coshocton Ohio for divorce from Wilberforce Vaughn on grounds of gross neglect of duty willful absence and habitual intoxication. She seeks charges of the defendant's real and personal estate and a hearing date after January 16 1900 with attorney W A Himebaugh representing.

Wilberforce Vaughn Court of Common Pleas Coshocton Ohio A. D Catharine Vaughn Phuatlis, W A-Himebaugh

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