Father and Son to Meet After Twenty Three Years
The Age reports a New York man Harry Remer seeks his Austrian son born to a Miss Norris in Tar of Austria. Remer, 22 years old when he left Austria for America, left no heirs there. Remer recalls his first wife and a second marriage in Ohio counties. Aged Coshocton residents recall Remer as a horse dealer and Camp Alger helper. A veiled romance unfolds as Remer promises to write and possibly reunite with the long-lost son who left Gorlica in Austria.
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Austria
America
Harry Remer
M.D. Remer
New York
William Norris
Coshocton
Otsego
Mr. Remer
Remer
Harry Stemner
Tar
Gorlica
Coghocton
Company F
Colonel Hamilton
Alger
Agar
Norris
Roscoe
Foraker
Byesville
Ohio
Providence
Sagasta of Spain, Former Premier, Dies in Madrid
Madrid reports Senor Sagasta, Spain's former premier, died at 6:30 pm after bronchial and gastric illness. Family and cabinet colleagues were at his deathbed as bishops administered last rites and royal figures sent condolences. King Alfonso expressed sympathy in a letter to Sagasta's family.
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Madrid
Sagasta
Senor Sagasta
Congress
Toledo
Alforsa
They Bound and Roasted a Court Official
Pittsburg January 6. Jos Hall a constable attempted to arrest Mike Mickera a Pole this morning. Seventeen of Mickera s friends seized Hall bound and gagged him and placed him on a hot stove roasting his back and feet. One Pole protested and notified the police who released Hall. He is in a serious condition.
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Pittsburg
Jos. Hall
Mike Mickera
Mickera
Mall
Nall
A Good Recommendation for Chamberlain’s Stomach Tab
A Cas sette Iowa druggist Mr J H Weber endorses Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets as a reliable remedy. He notes they are favored by those who have used them and urges readers to try the medicine for dull feelings after meals bad taste in mouth biliousness loss of appetite and constipation. EB Anderson Forbes block.
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Chamberlain
J. H. Weber
Cassete
Iowa
EB. Anderson
Forbes Block
Location of the Carnegie library urged by Rose and others
W E Rose of Rose Brothers Furniture argues for a central business district site between Walnut and Chestnut, near the railroad and Fourth street, as the best location for a free Carnegie library. He says growth and public conveyance favor a central hub. others, including R A Powelson and Joseph Rue, back the Carnegie project while C L Walker prefers a spot above the railroad.
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W._E. Rose
Rose Brothers Furniture Company
Fourth Street
Walnut
Chestnut Street
Park Avenu
W. E. Rose
R. A. Powelson
Carnegie Library
Joseph, L. Rue
Carnegie
C. L. Walker
Dividend Declared At Citizens Building and Loan Meeting
Citizens Building and Loan Association held its annual stockholders meeting at C B Hunt’s office. Directors elected include J W Cassingham G F Schauweker W A Miser M W McNaughton A N Compton C B Hunt and Andrew Hartman. Officers re elected W A Mizer president G J Schauweker vice president M W McNaughton treasurer C B Hunt secretary and counsel. Dividend of 34 percent for six months declared and loan interest reduced from 8 percent to per cent. Association reports prosperous and increased business. A group meeting was held at Smith and Dawson store to elect board dressers Hutton Dr FLML Marshall RN Kirk J B Glass and others. A meeting will be held Wednesday evening for officers.
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Citizens’ Building and Loan Association
Annal
C. B. Hunt
J. W. Cassingham
G. F. Schauweker
W. A. Miser
M. W. McNaughton
A. N. Compton
Andrew Hartman
W. A. Mizer
G. J. Schauweker
Cosheetun Building and Loan Associath
Smith & Dawson
Dressers
Ees. Hutton
Flml
Marshall
RN. Kirk
J. B. Glass
Werte
Todahs
Ryan
Crawford
Lest aMeers
Typographical Union Elects New Officers
Typographical Union No. 364 met Monday evening and elected officers for the ensuing year. President F. Ks. Davis, Vice President Lew Gigi, Secretary-Treasurer N. T. Cotton, Recording Secretary C. L. Heiser. Arms vacant, Frank Hoste. Wing Clerk F. W. Mottinan.
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Vt Graphical Union No
F. Ks. Davis
Vicw
Lew Gigi
N. T. Cotton
Rcting
C. L. Heiser
Libraries as cradles of democracy dedication speech
Washington January 7 The new Carnegie library in the city was dedicated this afternoon with Provident Roosevelt cabinet members and Mr Carnegie in attendance. The library cost 277000 dollars. Carnegie announced he has given 780 libraries in two years and his main work now is the library manufacturing business. He said three libraries maintained by the people are cradles of democracy and their reach strengthens the democratic idea and equality of citizenship and man.
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Age
Washington
Andrew Carnessie
Provident Roosevelt
Mr. Carnegie
Car[negie
Tragic Fire Claims 10-Year-Old Charlotte Dickinson
A fire at a Portsmouth Ohio home last night fatally burned Charlotte Dickinson, a 10 year old girl seated before the grate when her clothing caught flame. Local authorities report the incident as a fatal household fire with investigation pending.
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Portsmouth
Charlotte Dickinson
Commercial Bank Adopts Resolutions in Mourning Johnson
At the annual stockholders meeting of The Commercial Banking company of Coshocton on a Sunday in January 1903 the bank adopted resolutions honoring Joseph K. Johnson assistant cashier. The note praises his ability integrity courtesy and usefulness and expresses sympathy to his family. The bank records a tribute to his memory and to the impact of his conduct on patrons and the community.
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Commercial Banking Company
Coshocton
Joseph K. Johnson
Johnson
Wind Blowing Ninety Miles an Hour in the West
Meager reports tell of a terrific blizzard sweeping South Dakota and rolling eastward. Sioux City and Sioux Falls face near isolation as rail and telegraph lines fail and winds blow toward hurricane speeds.
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Fae
St. Paul
South Dakota
Morine
St. James
Sioux Falls
T Place
Sioux City
A Reliable Remedy for Bawel Troubles
Rev. J. M. Yingling pastor of the Tadford street M. E. church Cumberland Md recommends Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoe Remedy. He has used it and knows others who have never known it to fail. Safe by C. E. Anderson Forbes block.
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J. M. Yingling
Tadford Street M. KE
Cumberland, Md
Chamberlain
C. E. Anderson
Forbes Block
Will Robertson Offered by Sidney Amateur Champions
Warntad Will Robertson received an offer this morning from the Sidney baseball team, the amateur champion of Otto, to pitch for them in the coming readun.
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Warntad Will Robertson
Sidney
Otto
Commercial Bank Stock Holders Meet and Dividend Declared
The Commercial Banking company held its semi annual meeting in the bank building Monday evening. Directors were re elected: J. W. Cassingham E. L. Lybarger George A. Hay John H. Hay John Lorenz B. Hunt B. Worth Sickets E. W. James H. C. Herbig. Officers named: President J. W. Cassingham Vice President EB Lybarger Cashier H. C. Herbig Assistant Cashier Walter J. Winters. A $10,000 addition to surplus brings total surplus to $50,000. A three percent semi annual dividend was declared. Walter J. Winters appointed assistant cashier.
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Commercial Banking Company
J. W. Cassingham
E. L. Lybarger
George A. Hay
John H. Hay
John Lorenz
B. Hunt
B. Worth Sickets
E. W. James
H. C. Herbig
L. Lybarger
Walter J. Winters
G. A. Hay
Joseph K. Johnson
Winters
Demented man moved from infirmary to state hospital
Samuel Hebron, long caretaker of the Howard Lennon infirmary, was transferred to the state hospital at Columbus escorted by Sheriff Hedge. He has been demented since fifty six and has a history of odd speeches at the courthouse and jail, amusing spectators as lunacy papers were prepared. He is seventy from Newcastle township and has been admitted to the asylum several times before.
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Samuel Hebron
Howard Lennon
Columbus
Hedge
Hebron
Court House
C. M. Needon
Newcastle Township
Plucky Watchman Captures Robber At Otis Steel Yard
Cleveland January 7 A watchman Dolan of the Otis Steel company pursued four men seen loading freight from box cars at Wason street. After a hand to hand struggle with one burglar in a wagon the horse bolted throwing them both. Dolan disarmed the criminal and jailed him after recovering 400 dollars worth of silk and several cases of whiskey while the other accomplice escaped.
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Cleveland
Dolan
Otis Steel Company
Wason Street
Change in Hours at Wooden Novelty Advertising
Wooden Novelty Advertising adopts a nine hour day replacing the prior Saturday half holiday and will continue for an unspecified period. The change affects workers and operations as the firm transitions to new scheduling. No additional details on dates or personnel are provided.
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Wooden Novelty Advertising
Levy told pay fine on cigar-machine gambling charge
Levens was fined the minimum fifty dollars plus costs by Mayor Rimmer for operating a cigar-machine gambling device in his business. The case will be taken to the common pleas court. Also noted is a household move by G A McDonald from Walnut and Fourth to the Schaich building on Main street. An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as warding off pneumonia in a Jamaica West Indies case.
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PF. N. Levens
Rimmer
Common Pleas Court
G. A. McDonald
Walnut and
Fourth Streets
Schaich
Main Street
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