Over the County News In General From the Towns
Mrs J E Wilson and Miss Jean Wisco of Massillon visit Rev and Mrs Exdine. Miss Lyons of Newcomerstown visits grandmother Mrs Foster. Carl Leroy, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Smith, dies at nine after fall injuries. Funeral held at M E church. Births noted: daughter to Mr and Mrs James Lawrence and son to Mr and Mrs John Kirk. Children's day at M P church next Sunday. 160 people leave for Coshocton excursion to Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Walters
F. W. Powell
Avondale
Thomas Familton
Zanesville
Mr. Messenger
Buffalo
N. Y
Oberlin College
Saurabh Dinsmore
Newcomerstown
A. F
H. P. Beall
Carl Leroy
Henry Smith
J. G. Exline
M. E. Church
New Cemetery
James Lawrence
Joan Kirk
Riverside town notes and weekend events roundup
Crowded riverbank picnickers fled rain to Thad Haight’s barn. The M P church lawn fete netted funds. school board declared the secondary department vacant and several teachers applied. Miss Estella Clark and Maisie Hutchins visit Columbus friends. Lois Bradford also visits. Frank Miller remains ill in precarious condition. Harve Darling leads local turtle rescues. Kaytog bought 55 pounds at 2 cents per pound. Main street improved by Supervisor Andrews. Church services planned, Roscoe Epworth League to host Aug 5 concert with Miss Mastin and local musicians. admission free, two collections to be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Joseph ‘Patt
Lois Bradford
Biggs
Frank Miller
Harve Darling
Kaytog
Andrews
Main Street
M. P. ¢Aurch
Roscoe Epworth
Keene Notes Busy Week And Local Appointments
Keene reports a business excursion to Columbus by locals. Rev Frank Allison to preach at Presbyterian church next Sunday. Several Keene residents visited friends and relatives, with Miss Frances Smith hosting Springfield guests and Nathan Endsley from Chestnut Ridge in town. Local rains improve crop outlook and community activities continue.
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Ny- FE
Beck’s Mills
Residents and visitors listed in Bakersville social notes
Mrs Margaret Mizer and Mrs Ira Mizer and son Samuel returned from Cincinnati. Mr Andrew Pourtz visited New Philadelphia on business. Garber siblings from East White Exes visited relatives. Various locals hosted guests and traveled to Baltic and Orange. Farmers near harvest and village boys gathering blackberries.
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Bakersville
Margaret Mizer
Ira Mizer
Samuel
Cincinnnnati
Andrew Pourtz
New Philadelphia
Guy
Fred
Pearl Garber
East White Exes
Mary Hill
Lidia Garber
Pierce
Amos Everhart
Clem Mizer
Lower
Adams Mills Social Highlights and Visitors
Abdous Mit hosted Abdous Mit July 23 Miss Harriett Collins of Akron visited relatives in Adams Mills Wifren Guild from Cleveland visited friends Mr and Mrs Skinner of Adamsville spent Sunday Emma and Blanch Murphy vacationing two weeks in Columbus Thirty nine Columbus excursion tickets were sold J Corder and Daisy New E E Mossman and Etta Clark of Wills Creek visited J O Dickerson and wife of Wakatuonuka Rose Fisher remains ill Mrs William Spicer of Tramway visited her parents.
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Wakatonuka
Rose Fisher
William Spicer
Tramway
Bethlehem Notes Busy Community Gossip and Visits
In Bethlehem on July 21 the Mt Zion C E society plans an evening gathering at B H Wheatcraft’s. Ezra Myers of Mound and Jacob Levengood of Chile visit John Hickles. W H Vennerman from Crestline visits Joseph Wilson and friends. Vennerman is a Fort Wayne line conductor. Kalep Price of Iowa visits his brother J D Price for about three weeks, recalling his boyhood home after over twenty years. W L Neldon leaves for New Paris O to aid John Kissner on a large bridge project for about three months. A party from Shreve camps on Walbonding near Killbuck. J D Binning and wife return from Columbus after visiting his brother. Miss Minerva Pettit and Miss Ella Grimes ice cream with Mrs Day. Grace Burrell and Fred Klingers spend Sunday with Florence Weatherwax. Talia Burrell hosted Miss Thompson of Coshoc ton last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Price
Mr. Price
Iowa
W. L. Neldon
New Paris
John Kissner
Canat Lewisville Excursion Attracts Town Visitors
Canat Lewisville notes a business men excursion drawing the village toward town life. Local residents and visitors from Coshocton and Warsaw are listed among guests and travelers including Miss Litins Tompkins, Miss Bessie Renfrew, Olive Walker, Effie Walker, and the Leavengood and Crawford families. A return to Olentangy park excursion tallies with Mile and Morse notes, while Nathan Crawford heads to Indiana for summer.
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Canat Lewisville
Franklin Payne
Viola Clark
Warsaw
Edna and Maude Mohler
Litins ‘Tompkins
Coshocton
D. O. Dean
Payne
Victitr
Mohawk Village Notices and Unclaimed Letters
Local items note Mr and Mrs James Burney returning to Warriso county after visiting R H McFadden and John Moore in West Bedford. Farmers busy with haymaking and peach harvests. Melvin Barrett yields about 4 tons of high quality crop. Unclaimed letters at Coshocton Ohio post office for week ending July 23 1990 list missing recipients and require claimants to state advertised and provide date.
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James Burney
Warriso County
R.H. McFadden
John Moore
Burney
West Bedford
CS. Moore
Great Eastern
Buckere
Monre
Melvin Barrett
Coshocton Ohio
Anna Baker
Ciara E. Clyde
Ella Dawson
D. Jones
F. Chapman
A. A. Levey
L. LD. Palmer
C.D. Rowley
FR. Soloman
Will Timmons
Turnoer
Justin Vocennitz
Chas. Weller
Electric railway plans near Newark and Coshocton discussed
Two proposed lines would connect Newark Cushhocton with Buckeye Lake and Newark Traction. Feasibility through winter surveys and stock apportionment under way while lines would offer half fare and fast service. Debate grows over steam railways resisting interurban electric roads.
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Turboe
Newark
Cushboctun
Coiuabdys
Beckeye Lake & Newark Traction Company
Coshocton
Columbus, Buckere Brake X
Newark Traction Company
Buckeye Lake
Newark Elaerican Thaine
Spark
Anderson
Ind
Knights of Pythias
Detroit
Marion
F. G. Boyd
Sullivan to Lead Miner Meetings Across Towns
Mr D H Sullivan vice president of the United Mine Workers departs for Sherrodsville to address coal miners at 10 o clock tomorrow. He then travels to Dillonsville for a mass meeting the evening of the Mth and to St Clairs vile Junction on the 25th and Maynard on the 24th. On Saturday he spoke in Zanesville with the local union recently organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Sullivan
United Mine Workers
Sherrodsville
Dillonsville
St. Clairsvile Junction
2Sth
Maynard
Sullivan
Zanesville
Tocal
Pushing the Work on Fair Ground Improvements
Work on the fair ground improvements advances rapidly with a new 26x12 cache barn planned for the southwest corner. Speed barns move to the same corner while Mechanics hall and sheep barn shift south. An addition will double the sheep barn size and the old Mechanics hall becomes a hog barn. West sheds will be torn down for a high white picket fence to replace the eye sore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leine
United States Battery Ordered to Orient for China Aid
Fort Riley Kansas July 23 Rush orders call for the Seventh United States battery of heavy artillery to move to the orient to Nagasaki. General Merriam issued the order from Denver. The unit organized during the Spanish war has been idle since then and will accompany the heaviest caliber guns mortars and a 50 man crew with 10 others.
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Fort Riley
Kan
United States
Orient
Nagasaki
Merriem
Denver
London
Kwang Su
Linevitch
Vladivorteck
Tien Tsin
Peking
China seeks U S help amid Boxer uprising appeals
Washington July 23 President McKinley receives what appears to be a direct Chinese imperial appeal for good offices to rescue Beijing amid the Boxer uprising and multinational tensions. The State Department weighs the Chinese text while diplomats debate best steps and possible military leverage to aid consular access and protection of nationals.
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China
United States
Washington
McKinley
France
State Department
Taku
Peking
M. Delcasse
Prince Tuan
Tien Tsin
Taku Forts
Unitad
Fowler
Chefu
Shan Tung
Yuan Shih-Kai
Tsi-Nan
Globe Notes and Local Incidents Across America
A collage of brief items: Mrs. Potter Palmer loses a $17,000 diamond necklace in Chicago. a Cape Cod forest fire is under control. a plot to incite rebellion in Manila uncovered. in Evansville Indiana Herman Strausger kills his wife. Emma C. Graham hangs herself in Columbus Ohio. Georgia Industrial Home reports $600 from peach sales. London reports Boer attack near Railhead repelled. Philadelphia cycle champ Jimmy Michael challenges Nelson for a race at Manhattan Beach. Owensboro man Robert Bryant killed by brother-in-law Samuel Kelly. Russian cruiser Variax leaves Cramp's shipyard for speed trials off the New England coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaume
Potter Palmer
Chicago
Cape Cod
Massachusetts
Manilla
San Miguel
Evansville
Ind
Herman Strausger
Columbus
Emma C. Graham
Hor. A. A Graham
Georgia
New York
Philadelphia
Jimmy Michael
Boston
John Nelson
Nelson
James C. Kennedy
Michael
Manhattan Beach
Market Reports Show Wide Ranges in Cattle and Hogs Across Regions
Cattle prices vary from good to prime with mixed and feeder categories. Texas and Ohio markets list steers from 3.55 to 5.00, hogs around 3.40 to 5.45 depending on type, calves and sheep showing broad spreads. New York and Cleveland notes add per-head ranges for hogs and sheep. Wheat and corn futures cited with No. 2 red and mixed grains priced, while dairy butter and other commodities appear in brief.
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Chicago
Texas
Cleveland
Wittsburg
Cattie
New York
Baltimore
Dawson & Smiuz
Perdoren
Reves Eareau
Itasces Sheniser
Pal
Edwin S. Lee
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J. E Wilson
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Tis
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Bur Pratt
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Estine
Spangler Sicker
Eaton
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Eighth United States Infantry
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Li Hung Chang
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Earl Li
Cosmopolitan Settlements
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Paris
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William
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Germany
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Japan
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Owensboro
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Variax
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