Oyster and social notes fill Coshocton New Year
Community gatherings mark New Year’s Eve and weekend visits across Coshocton County. Residents Jennie and Lottie Richmond visit Oberlin relatives. Miss Jennie Richmond returns home. others travel to Navarre and Indianapolis for relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Richmond
Jennie
Lotie Richmond
Jennie Richmond
Oberlin
Lottie
Navaree
Frank
Mary Davis
C. M Richmond
Robert McFarland
N. M. Richmond
Canton
C. M. Nelson
Lulu Smith
Barge
Indianapolis
Funeral for Solomon Coe Draws Attendees
New Moscow reports a funeral for Solomon Coe with many from the area in attendance. Mir and Miss Hattie Taylor, formerly of here, wed Herbert Marston of Columbus. Stafford is ill. Henry Wright of Columbus visited relatives here.
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Solomon Coe Das
Mir
FE [Xans
Hattie Taylor
This Place
Herbert. Marston
Columbus Mont Stafford
Henry Wright
Columbus
Cure for Cough Promoted by Bromo Quinine Tablets
An old advertisement touts Bromo Quinine Tablets as stopping coughs and curing colds in a day. It promises relief with one day of use and lists a price of 25 cents.
Chased Polecat Reveals Roscoe Theft Plunder
George Murray tracked a polecat Sunday afternoon and found two show cases and a money drawer stashed under a lumber pile at Adams & Gleason's mill Roscoe. Bell Hardware owner identified items as his property, ending rumors of Co shocton thefts. The recovered cases were intact though one lock was broken to access contents.
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Bell Hardware Company
Roscoe
George Murray
Adams & Gleason’s
Bell
Coshocton
Dow Tax Counts 29 Active Saloons In This County
Twenty nine liquor dealers in active business are listed in the county with twenty six in Coshocton, two in Warsaw and one in Bakersville. Four saloon keepers exited in the past year and five new saloons opened. Dow tax is 350 dollars per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Warsaw
Bakersville
Dow
Willams
George Barnes
John A. Gross
C. M Gross
Thomas Carton
Hugh Gamble
Brooks Johnson
Daniel Lewis
O.L Landquist
McManus Bros
E J Martter
Rodgers
John Miller
J. R .Hickman
W. B. Price
W. G Roof
T .L. Patterson
Samuel Bard
J ‘Snarely
Congress Tackles Coal Question in House Debate
Washington Jan 12 The house committee on ways and means will take up the coal valuation issue tomorrow with resolutions to change the free coal policy. A plan to allow a six month draw back is discussed, and the measure will be referred to the house for action. A retail revenue measure may be delayed while other matters proceed. The story notes a relocation of a shop on a street corner and construction plans for a candy kitchen addition to a store, with occupancy expected early April.
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The
Age
Washington
House Committee On Ways and Means
Leroy Louddine
Mrs Coampions
Colorado
Denver
United States
Henry M. Teller
Wolcott
Norrads
Wabash
Ind
John Rose
Rose
Hat Flew Off Sparks Laughable Old Time Tale
In Licking county a sleigh ride ends with a humorous scare as Glen Smith and Frank Levens lose a hat and scalp like a scalp, prompting a passerby to joke about a prehistoric scene. The misadventure recalls ancient mound builders and the famous White Woman, Miss Harris.
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Licking County
Miss Harris
Glen Smith
Frank Levens
Smith
Levens
Unclaimed Letters at Coshocton Post Office
Weekly list shows letters remaining unclaimed for Coshocton Ohio for January 12 1903. Names include Mrs Cora Baker Miss Lor Eva Romey Mrs Jane Warren Rev W M Brown J C Cochran Joseph Fortune J A Howard Monsieur Vallier Jean A Condit Richards W O Stevens Henry Wolfe and Coshocton Art Studio. Claimants should say advertised and give date of list.
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Coshocton
Ohio
Sadiles
Cora Baker
Lor
Eva Romey
Jane Warren
W. M. Brown
J.c.cochran
Joseph Fortune
J. A Howard
Monsieur Vallier Jean
A Condit Richards
W. O. Stevens
Hanry Wolfe
Cc. B. McCoy
P. M
FARMERS WANT COLUMN COLT AND OTHER ADS
A serialized selection of classified items lists a colt of one year in April from M. Ewing Pearl Ohio a short-horn calf J E Hamilton Avondale Leelo a ten room brick house corner Walnut and Sixth and a two horse wagon from area dealers. Also offered are a coming three year old mare and steers from Parish Brothers meat market Coshocton plus farm acreage and timber land near Powell Avon dale New Comerstown road. Blanketing and public sale notices appear among entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Hamilton
Avondale
Leelo
Sayer
Parish Brothers
Coshocton
Powell’s
Inchines
New Comerstown Road
Powell
Sermon by Rev S A Fisher at Methodist Protestant Church
The Rev Dr S A Fisher preached on the hidden gospel from Second Corinthians chapter four at the Methodist Protestant church. He warned of spiritual blindness caused by the God of this world and urged exposing such deceit and embracing the gospel to save souls in time and eternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Fisher
Methodist Protestant Church
Satan
God
Heaven
Goebel Ejection Case Tangles With Kentucky Audit Battle
Judge Howard of Paris, Kentucky, represents ex State Auditor John Sweeney in a Kentucky suit seeking 30,000 dollars alleged misspent during Governor Goebel’s era after the Frankfort governorship dispute. The defense argues Taylor acted as governor before Hill qualified on January 31, 1900, and that the legislature lacked a quorum to name Goebel. Howard aims to prove Hill’s late qualification and that Taylor’s acts were legal until then. Also noted are bond payments in Wabash Indiana and a dense list of 1900 grain and livestock price figures from Cleveland, Chicago, and New York markets.
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Goebel
Cincinnati
Howard
Paris
Newport
John Sweeney
Kentucky
Frankfort
Taylor
Campbell County
T. M. Hill
Hill
London
Judge Hill
Market Prices and a New Baby in Local Notes
The page lists varied commodity prices including butter eggs onions and beans with per unit figures, plus a grain market section correcting Wheat Corn Rye and other staples. It closes with a birth announcement for Mr and Mrs J Gross of East Chestnut Street and a note on British merchant ship tonnage, comparing it to 1807 levels.
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E. S. Lee
Mrs. J. Gross
Haat Chestnut Street
Lincoln Birth and Governor's Salary Note
Fragmentary note mentions Abraham Lincoln born in Kentucky and cites a governor's salary of 1500 dollars. No clear event or date is provided beyond these basics.
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Kentuck
Pittsburg Bargain Store Ad Listing Main Street Specials
Local bargain store at 531 Main Street offers capes at 5. up, black seal fur at 2.75, fine bon 3, lace curtains 30c and up, underwear 25c and up, boys two piece suits 3.50 and 2, mercerized skirts 50c and 1, prints 5 to 7c per yard. Also shirts, hosiery, shoes, groceries, coffee 10c, tea 2c, 13c. Store at 534 Main Street Thompson Building.
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Main Street
Thompson Bldg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Coshocton County
New Bedford
Wm. Feight
Putnam County
Roman
Joseph Miller
Madison County
Joel Yoder
Katie Troyer
Noah Lautenschlager
Berthold
North Dakota
David Erb
Annie S .Miller
John T. Yoder
Ashtabula County
John Stroup
Jacob Menzer
Wengerd Woods
John E Hochstetler
Madison ‘County
Andrew Yoder
Amanda Troyer
J. G. Stanbaugh
Howard County
Walter Lowe
Oliver Close
Sutherland & Conrad
Stephen Wengerd
Sheneman
John
Sam Muller
Andrew Burkholder
Marshall County
Kane Hershperger
Farmerstown
Sarah M Yonder
John S Wengerd
Elk Lick
Noah M. Yoder
Grantsville
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Iowa
Lewis Secrist
Fulton County
Ella Mareh
Stephen M. Wengerd
s _ Elmer Varnes
Pennsylvania
Fanny Riedenbaugh
Emmanuel Sheneman's
Berlin
Willowbrook
Cairnes
Raymond, O
Kilpatrick
Christian Chapel
Henry McCullough
Champaime Counts
Sam McCulough
John Carr
Newsomerstown
J H Slaughter
Studes
West Lafayette
Colere
Robert Miser
Geo Mizel
Bekkersville
NEW Moscow
Polecat
Williams
Congress
Smita
Handsome Craft
M. Ewing
Pearl
Orange Street
Wright New Moscow
Caleb Gord Aurned
Goat Mine
Hantford
Bach Denver Cytorado
Norur Fata
Doareferrad
Renee
Ayssoun
da Weners
Tan Ne Fonge
Sir Shannon Keene
Bertie
Otter
Fisher
William H. Smith
Miss Altal
Newcomerstown
Rev
Amisher
Wiles Grocery Tristers
Alt
Roests
Ecat Novauorum
Cleveland -- Gattle
Chulee Dry Fed Steel
Choice Ught
Chicago
Belfera
New York
Boston
Abese
Tamgsae
Thealimore Botres Fanny Creamery
uOgsle
Great Britain
Abraham Lincoln
Pittsburg
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