Settlements End Prolonged Roscoe Property Dispute
Two pending lawsuits in Squire Wimmer's court settled Friday resolving ownership of a wagon and other levied property. George Murray, represented by Roche and Daugherty, received a favorable judgment against Mike Frey. Blake and Turner settled by paying within $40 of the first claim. The agreements avert further costly litigation and involve levied property linked to Frey.
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Squire Wimmer
Squire Ferguson
Roscoe
George Murray
Mike Frey
Frey
LL. B. Blake
Fred Turner
Blake Settves
Murray
Turner
Roche and
Daugherty
J. C. Adams
Blake
Wheeler and Williams
Republican state executive committee chosen for the fall campaign
Columbus dispatch reports the 1903 Republican state central committee selected at the Neil House. It lists 34 members including George Myers and Harry Alexander, with representation by Longworth and others in Congress and state offices. Several 1902 members were not reelected. Warren Harding attended, praising the slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Republican State Executive Committee
Charles Dick
Akron
J. R. Malloy
W. Burdejl
George A. Myers
Cleveland
Harry Alexander
F. E. Beebey
Troy
L. Patterson
Waverly
H. A. Marting
Ironton
Harry J. Hoover
Newark
H. H. Hollenbeck
Chardon
John H. Fitch
Youngstown
Q. Hildebrandt
Wilmington
W. W. Skiles
C. M. Spitzer
Toledo
A. B. Critchfield
Shreve
W. H. Phipps
Paulding
WW. D. Rush
Greenville
Ralph D. Sheath
Tiffin
Scott Bonham
Cincinnati
A. D. Alderman
Marietta
Sherman H. Eagle
Gallipolis
T. F. Dye
Dorington
State Central Committee
Neil House
John A. Brown
J. P. Cameron
Defiance
Julius Fleischmann
C. C. Tarns
Mr. Vernon
L. M. Jewett
Athens
W. M. Milner
Zanesville
A. C. Bands
Brandt Indicted for Second Degree Murder in Canton Farm Case
The special grand jury reports an indictment against Simon Brandt a prosperous farmer in Canton county for murder in the second degree. It stems from a quarrel during which he struck his farmhand Reeson Mitchell with a board, causing death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandt
Acre
Canton
Simon Brandt
Reeson Mitchell
Hatchery Picked For Lakeside Ohio In Ottawa County
Lakeside in Ottawa county is chosen by state fish and game warden J C Porterfield as the site for a state fish hatchery. The decision follows provisions made in the last general assembly. In Gambier, Hon Laurence T McNeal, a prominent Ohio Democrat, will marry Miss Charlotte E Walker on June 20. Sole Saver Wanted. This town seeks a shoemaker due to a shortage. There is no place inigen us get 0 patch or a half-sole vest Lavayette Inditator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Lakeside
Ottawa County
J. C. Porterfield
Cupid
Larry
Laurence T. McNeal
Ohio
Gambier
Charlotte E. Walker
Water Problem in Coshocton May Be Resolved By Pipe Change
Rumors say authorities downplay the water issue amid rains. Superintendent Ralff describes ongoing investigation and presents a plan to switch from suction to discharge piping, increasing capacity to 20 million gallons daily with a motor pump, cistern, and a brick housing above the manhole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Ralff
Age
Ralf
Raiff
Raftt
Ohio Mines Produce Much Coal In Year
The Ohio Mine Inspector reports 1902 coal output at 23,929,267 tons, third among states behind Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Ohio employed 27,421 miners and day hands with 81 fatal accidents, 298 serious, and 153 minor injuries. 13,439,648 tons were mined by machinery across 967 mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Biddison
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Inols
West Virginia
Athens County
No Raffle in Turkey and Panhandle Earnings Report
Vienna reports a Turkish revolution claim involving Albanian troops and sultan abdication, but Belgrade dispatch doubts credibility. Washington confirms no revolt, while Pennsylvania Line's Panhandle report shows April gross earnings up $265,000 with expenses up $228,686 and net up $23,319. January to April gross gains total $593,763 with expenses rising $708,486 and net down $14,693.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Age
Vienna
Belgrade
Turkey
Hyomel Cure Promises Money Back Guarantee
An advertisement touts Hyomel as a unique cure for catarrh with direct inhalation therapy. Seller C E Anderson backs a full money refund if symptoms persist, offering a $1 complete Hyomei outfit including inhaler, dropper, and over a month of treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annals of Medicine
Anderson
Matinee Races to Open Season Next Thursday
Coshocton matinee racing to begin Thursday June 25 at 1 30 pm with Gentlemen's Driving Club officers elected President E P Hack Vice President A H Thomson Treasurer D A Raitt Secretary W M Smith Racing scheduled every alternate Thursday through summer Old members assessed one dollar to Secretary Smith Readiness signals a flourishing club with eager local horsemen and anticipated close events
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Gentlemen’s Driving Club
E. P. Hack
A. H. Thomson
D. A. Raitt
W. M. Smith
Coshocton
Atarta
Smith
Nighttime Water Restrictions Stir City Officials
Superintendent Rails and the water works force have shut off water to several consumers after detecting excessive nighttime irrigation. Investigations reveal rule violations as hoses irrigate lawns. Each restart incurs a one dollar fee, and nozzle-to-nozzle inspections will continue citywide to enforce discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Works Department
Treasury
Ohio Man's Long Motor Car Trip
A party led by B. T. Felch of Jefferson, Ohio, and McKrarup of New York departed to drive a 22 horsepower gasoline car from San Francisco to New York to prove the machine’s capability on poor roads. Dora Black, formerly of Coshocton schools, resigned and moved to Mount Ayr Iowa to take a teaching post.
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San Francisco
B. T. Felch
Jefferson, C
McKrarup
New York
Will
Iowa
Mias Dora Black
Coshocton
Mount Ayr
Notice to Teachers Examinations Schedule and Fees
Examinations will be held on the fourth Saturdays from September through May and on the second Saturdays in June and August with Boxwell exams on the first Saturdays of April and May. Exams start at 8 am. applicants must pay fifty cents and provide a stamped envelope with their address for results. N.S. Meintwe MeeRNay: Fede' Piguiin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boxwell
Board of Exam
N.S. Me
Horse Breeders Promote Quality Stallions for Better Prices
Horse breeders and farmers are urged to breed horses properly to secure higher prices, stressing the value of using top stallions. The company notes it has purchased the Belgian stallion to support these aims and improve horse quality and market value.
Black Chestnut Sorrel Horse For Sale In Ohio
A dark cheatnut sorrel horse named Alice weighs 2,000 pounds and is described as unmatched in the region. The purchase price is $2,400. The horse is in charge of John Wagers of Clark County, who will show the animal to interested buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
John Wagers
Clark
Administrator's Sale of Real Estate in Coshocton
Public auction set for Saturday June 27 1903 at 2 pm offering Lot 38 in Virginis Township Coshocton County Ohio containing 100 acres appraised at 2000 dollars. Terms one third cash one third in one year and one third in two years secured by mortgage. Jonathan M Vinald Admr. of Sam Perkins deceased. May 25 1903. Attorney J M Compton. Road notice asks county commissioners to establish a road in Coshocton County beginning at Coshocton to Wills Creek then following land lines to join Densmore road. Petitioners Thomas Bryant John Day Edward Day. Attachment case Smith Brown vs Charles Chris May 23 1903 for fifteen dollars and fifty cents. Now ordering fruit trees grape vines currants gooseberries and early strawberries and potatoes. J W Almack corner Walnut and South Lawn. Phone 129. 1-30
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Coshocton County
Tily
Said
Coshocton
Wills Creek
Thomas Humrickhouse
John Day
Thomas
Humrick House
Prudence Day
Densmore Road
Thomas Bryant
Smith Brown
Charles Chris
B. F. Baker
J. P
Oxford Township
Ohio
J. W. Almack
Walnut and
South Lawn
Professor McDowell Appointed Wooster Pedagogy Chair
Jean A. McDowell of Millersburg, former congressman, elected to the chair of pedagogy at Wooster University. He is about 50, led local schools for twenty years, resigning in 1896 when congressional honors came.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean A. McDowell
Millersburg
Congress
Wooster University
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T. He Wheeler
T-Laww
Cobhocton
Frank Hay’ Pee
Seth C Duncan
Attorney-At-Law
Seljock
Malin Street
Pomerene
Attorneys-At-Law
Burns Block
Main and
Fourth Streets
Finley & Wernett
Dihee
Fifth Streets
J. M. Cotipton
Coshocton, Chio
Ofice
East Side Public Square
Equity Building
Nicholas & Merrell, ‘Ser
H. Nicholas, W
Merrell, Attorneys-At-Law
F.C. Hay Building
W. A. Himebaugh
Josh Octon, Chio
Office
Burns
Brotk
R. A. Powelson
Hunt Block
Goshceton, Ohio
Levi Williams
Hay Building
Walker , Cantowell's
Davis & Carr
Selby Building
Cashoct
E. L. Brady
Ricketts
TIMES
Glenn BF
StooRts
Glenn & Stockum
Orrick
Citizens Phone
Ricketts Bld
Bell
Main Street
Court House
R. K. Merriam, M. D
Lorenz Building
A. D. Ennsley
Taren‘tum, Pa
Wooster
Keene
Standard Oil Company
Wiisip
Security
Carter
Diac
West Lafayette College
J. A. Selby
Mt. Vernon
M. P
Zetty
Pine Street
Union Chapel
Boston
Herman
Ustical
Burgess McElroy
Malloy
Warren Harding
Guilbert
George Watkins
Board of Public Works
Powers
Washington
State Department
Constantinople
Panhandle Report
Alice
John M.vonald
Sam‘ Perkins
J. M. Compton
Edward Day
Statesman New
X. Boeevees
Camele Ss
Washington, D.C
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