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Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1900

Page

5

Local Notes From Over the County July Fourth Weekend

Weer Lafarette reports visits by Elmer Norman family and Mina Beall in the northern part of the state. Lezzie Norman and Miss Pearl Stewart return from Mt Enion college. A picnic at Brown's grove near Coshocton includes Pearl Russet Mina Beall and several others. Mrs George Norman dies after long illness.

Weer Lafarette Elmer Norman Lezzie Mina Beall Erbe Brikhart Newark Lemoin Wells Adrian Mich J. M. Lydon Harrisville Francis McGuire HH. A. Sicker Eugene Slaughter Whips Brook L. H. Rud Brown's Grove Coshocton Pearl Russet Mma Beall Sada Cuchrap Jessie Givbens Fannie Mesure Pearl Stewart Mesorm W.E. Reed B. Dav Ray Bewi Roe Benet Robert McClun Pearle Stewart Fannie McGuire Iss Stewart Mt. Enion College Blue Haie George Norman

Mt Zion church hosts lawn fete and social notes

Community calendar lists a July 5 lawn fete at Mt Zion M E Church. Local residents and visitors share greetings with families including Shafer, Aronhalt, Tumblino, Bradford, Barcroft, and Chaney as a series of visits and gatherings unfold across nearby towns, with updates on health and upcoming quarterly meetings.

Conesville Charley Nef Anna Bradford Nellie ‘Barcroft C. E. Aronhall Amos Wigwins West Lafayette Vail Ivan Conley Washodon Burden Frank Chaney John Sweitzer

Haps and Mishaps Across the Globe

A collage of brief losses and accidents reports from Defiance Wisconsin to Dublin Ireland. Fatal track walk death. Plover Paper mill blaze in Stevens Point with 75000 dollars loss. Sir Thomas Farrell dies in Dublin. Electric car crash in East Webster Massachusetts injures about twenty. Two freight wrecks near Batalla Ohio injure two trammen. Lafresnlle statue presented to the French republic by American officials in Paris. A year old child dies in Wapskoneia Ohio. coroner investigating. Chicago New York.

August Detiloff Defiance Plover Paper Company Scevens Point Wis Thomas Farrell Royal Hibernian Academy Dublin East Webster Mass Cincinnati, Portsmouth and Virginia Batalla General Lafsrelle French Republic John W. Miller Wapskoneia Chicago New York

Fireworks explosion kills seven children in Philadelphia

A blast at a street vendors stand in Little Scary on July 5 killed seven children aged eight to thirteen and injured 25 others and a woman. A 13 year old boy Isaiah Harris fired a blank cartridge into dynamite torpedoes, triggering the deadly explosion.

Philadelphia Sre- Works Carmela Diennia Jennie Dicarenz Antonio Dienziz Dito Rossi Nicholas Bucciacco Frank Naccitro Silvatore Vacco Isaiah Harris

Arctic Expedition to Study Rare Birds and Insect Life

G E Broms of Stockholm funds a Swedish led scientific voyage to Spitzbergen Jan Mayen and northeast Greenland led by Gusty Kotn to study arctic birds insects and marine life. The plan includes dredging deep seas locating unknown geese species hatching birds in captivity and bringing specimens to Stockholm for the national museum.

G. E. Broms Stockholm Sweden Spitzberzen Brougu Tate de Lelie Teeans Rieads Gustzy Kotn Upsala Swedes Reerorae Spitzbergen Greenland Arctic Spiezbergen Mayen Greenlzed Buna Islands Duna Islands Bell Sound Ice Sound Adjannt

New Story of Remington Mistaken Identity at New York Station

An apparent mistaken identity tale unfolds at Grand Central as Frederic Remington, famed artist, is approached by a thin man and a Chicago executive who mistake him for a manufacturer. The Chicago visitor touts Remington’s supposed market appeal and recalls his wife once used the artist’s typewriter, prompting a surprised reaction from Remington. The encounter ends with confusion over the man’s impression of Remington as an inventor rather than an artist.

Frederic Reuilugion New Rechelle Grand Central Stitien Eike Chicago Fredelic Elmington Remington Mr. Remington Frederic Remington

Belgian Hare Industry Sparks Minnesota Congressional Fight

Minnesota farmers fear Belgian hares will threaten crops and farm interests as imports rise from the Pacific coast. Proponents defend the industry citing legitimacy and lack of crop damage in California, while petitions seek congressional action to curb opponents.

Minnesota Nouth- West Chicago Inter Ocean Lowa Pacific Coast California

New Naval Formation Highlighted by Fresch Fleet

The Mailadelphia Record reports a new hexesenal phalanx naval formation tested in the Mediterranean by a Fresch fleet. One unit forms at a hexavan angle with ships arranged 400 yards apart and reserves with torpedo boats. The setup claims to reduce signaling needs and conserve space during battle.

Mediterranean Mailadelphia Salix

Live Stock Exposition Preparations Reach Chicago Union Stockyards

Preparations are underway for the international live stock exposition to be held at the Union Stock Yards in Chicago. General Manager W. E. Skiner issued a classification book outlining the rules and grades for the exhibit. Winners will be awarded prizes, and the event is expected to be the largest of its kind.

Union Stockyards Chicago S.sass WE. Sk Ner

American Tea Abroad Delicacy Promises New TZ

A British breakfast idea features American tz as a promised delicacy, signaling a novel infusion of American flavors into UK tea traditions. The note suggests growing interest in cross Atlantic culinary fusion and adds a hint of anticipation for this upcoming taste.

Propaganda Plasters and Boxers Demand Faith in Foreign Devils

A London Standard letter reports on Boxer placards in Taicheng China promoting anti foreign propaganda. Prose and rhyme placards urge loyalty to the Mideast and denounce Christians while warning of poison wells. Officials may back the tactic amid drought and famine fears.

Wild Saveretness Tien-tsin London Standard Twaring Pertherphing Remerks Nan Ted Bowie Middle Kingdom Xocain Oetur Liu Li Chuang Taicheng Chili Tim Foreigner Lampa

Sixth wards dominate American cities in voting patterns

The Sixth ward in many large cities is consistently Democratic, an observation noted in New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Cincinnati, Boston, Albany, Troy, Yonkers, Buffalo, Utica, Jersey City, and Newark. The piece discusses historic patterns, possible causes, and calls for reader insight into why this tendency persists across regions and decades.

Cearity Ovary New York le Seralie Dix Pups Tarzer Siac Mhiladelphia Dicusaivania Saab Atepaldtica Brau Tim Dmuladelphis Mteehey Philadel Goa Presi-Dentish Electivak Mea Bryan Chicago Monitor Listhwad Brooklyn Bowen Llandites Avenue Court Street Atlunn Avenue East River Sixda Alanhattan Cincinnati Shifest Mc. Fleischmann Boston Mr. Hart General Collins Albany Troy van Wyck Roosevelt Yonkers Bryan Chiladelphia York Lun

Spenerer Can't Sleep Ailments Of Mr Torbert Spencer

A friend recounts Torbert Spencer suffering insomnia a brain worker curses. He prepared for sleep with eye bands and cotton wool in certain trains but after an hour of restlessness abandoned the efforts.

Spenerer Torbert Spencer Scotland

Tragedies and storms highlight July dispatches

The Fingal arrives from Calcutta after a long voyage delayed by calms. two deaths tied to ship incidents. A Newark shooting follows a contested courtship with a fatal self-inflicted wound. Webster Davis signals support for the Democratic ticket pending platform Boers stance. A Minnesota storm feared to have casualties. Regional grain and livestock prices are listed across Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh New York Cincinnati Toledo and Baltimore markets.

Webster Davis Kansas City

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