Coshocton wedding of Carl Herbig and Charlotte Hose
Coshocton society notes a lavish church wedding at the Presbyterian Church for Carl Banve Herbig and Charlotte Ransom Hose. The ceremony featured elaborate organ music, a Lohengrin march, and a procession of ushers bridesmaids and children. The reception at the Rose home followed with floral decor, a bride table of sweet peas and maidenhair ferns, and a wedding tour departure planned for later. Guests included local families and out of town visitors from Canton Newark Gallipolis and more.
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Charlotte Ransom Hose
H. C. Herbig
Commercial Banking Company
J. 3. Dose
Buse
W. Roy Adams
Frank A. G. Lawrence
M. A. McConnel
Chester Smith
Mary Louise Herbig
Miss Martley
Jessie Compton
Bechtel
Nellie Fisher
Richard L. Trump
Canton
Charlotte Adams
Eugene Lynde
Sam Lamberson
Lohengrin
Hunt
Mendelssohn
Miss Herbig
J.J. Rose
Miss James
Lida Carr
Dannemiller
Clerks Endorse July Excursion and City Stores Close
The Clerks union resolutions praise a forthcoming excursion intended to aid TeS and local patrons. They pledge support and urge citizen patronage while Casindos Local No 335 and the Protective Association announce all city stores will close at noon on July.
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Tes
Ulaus
Waenea
Union of Clerks
Casindos
Pair of Bums Arrested After Bedford Robbery
Constable Johnson arrested two men believed to be involved in a robbery near West Bedford on Tuesday. The tramps, found at Alfred Smith’s residence, demanded money from Mrs. Smith and fled with a small silver sum after brandishing a revolver.
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West Bedford
Alfred Smith
Coshocton High School Girls Accused of Public Smoking
A Coshocton high school scene is described where a group of girls, described as half a dozen or more, smoked cigarettes on the Chestnut street steps after school. They tried to hide cigarettes when pedestrians passed, showing little concern for onlookers or drivers nearby.
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Second Street
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Hillary Beall Finishes Census Work in Keene Mill Creek
Hillary Beall, enumerator for Keene and Mill Creek townships, has completed his census work. He reports receiving kind treatment from residents and that all questions were answered, aiding the final report.
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Keene Ape Mill Creek
Beall
Filthy gutter on East Hickory Street urged to be abated
Health authorities call attention to a foul smelling gutter on the east side of Hickory Street from Main to the alley. The nuisance is pronounced and could worsen with warm weather, requiring immediate abatement.
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Hickory Street
Main
Conductor Clement C Stewart Weds Miss Bessie Miller
Clement C Stewart, Pan Handle conductor, married Miss Bessie Miller, a West Lafayette public school teacher, in Coshocton last Sunday. They are visiting Yardmaster J W Campbell in Dennison and plan a wedding trip to northern points.
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Bessie Miller
West Lafayette
Coshocton
J. W. Campbell
Dennison
Minian
Appointment of Administratrix for H B Barnes Estate
Mariah J. Barnes is appointed and qualified as administratrix of the estate of H. B. Barnes deceased, late of Coshocton County, Ohio. The notice states full authority to administer the estate under applicable laws.
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Coshocton
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Mariah J. Barnes
Rathbone Removal and Cuba Post Office Shakeup
The Postmaster General is relieved of duties in Cuba and Rathbone is to be arrested after a Cuban postal fraud probe. Bristow designated Fosnes as acting director, then appointed him as director to end the makeshift setup. Andrade in Havana says Cuba case papers delay postal action. Bristow's Cuban fraud investigation continues.
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The Scythe in the Tree Remembers a War Soldier
A 38 year old Warwick man Augustus Di Quelto died of illness in a field hospital after enlisting for the Civil War. A tree now encases the scythe marks from the struggle, with a railing around the trunk and his name inscribed on a local monument.
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Bermuda Smuggling Joke Aims For Fresh Laughs On Golf
The New York Sun notes a clever Bermuda joke about golf terms and a driver that circulated as new but proved old, traced to Bermuda five years earlier. It highlights how imported humor can fail to land when the punchline is already familiar.
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Electricity Drives Modern Battleships Like The Kearsarge
Captain Folger reports the Kearsarge uses sixty motors delivering 480 horsepower and 350 kilowatts for all deck devices, with a three wire system allowing two voltages. Compared to earlier ships, power is vastly higher and steam pipes largely abolished on newer battleships. Naval officers and sailors now receive electrical training at Newport and navy yards in Boston Norfolk and San Francisco.
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Irony in Symposiums on Reaching the Masses by Stanley Lee
General Stanley Lee denounces mass outreach studies as merciless irony in The Atlantic. He argues a church losing faith cannot lead, and questions pew rent for believers who do not feel the divine in them or in factory life, urging true worship aligned with workers.
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Stanley Lee
Atlantic
Heaven
Chinese Force Moves Toward Peking in Tense China Crisis
Reports from London and Shanghai detail combined forces entering Tientsin to relieve beleaguered units near Peking. Admiral Seymour reportedly captured. legations guarded by Chinese soldiers. Allied preparations grow, with 16 000 British Indian troops embarked and German, Russian, and French units involved.
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Rublin Defeats Sharkey in Fifteenth Round at Coney Island
In a Seaside Athletic Club bout at Coney Island Tom Sharkey suffered a decisive fifteenth round loss to Ruger Rublin after a brutal duel. Rublin showed footwork and defense while Sharkey endured bloody punishment and collapsed near the end. Rublin’s camp signaled a future match with James Jeffries.
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