Revolutionary stock: Lewis Chaney dies at home
Lewis Chaney, second oldest in the county and oldest Pike township resident, died of pneumonia at his home four miles south of West Carlisle. His family dates to colonial times with Revolutionary ties. Survived by widow, four sons, and three daughters. Funeral at Zion Church Muskingum Valley with interment in the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Chaner
Pike Township
West Carlisle
Joseph Chaney
Maryland
Cornwallis
Yorktown
Muskingum County
Cushocton County
Lewis Chaney
Ati Zion Church
Muskingum Vanety
Winter lecture course receipts and outlays report
The board of managers reviewed the winter lecture course report for the public library. Receipts included season tickets and reserved seats totaling 470.35 with a balance on hand of 119.10 after expenditures of 176.35. Coshocton enjoyed popular entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meek
Fowler
Miller
Gamble
McClary
Quintet Club
Bishop Fowler
Sue Robinson
Miller & Robinson
Opera House
Coshocton
Righten It Three Righten It
A historical record notes two government land patents among old deeds received by Recorder Morder. One patent issued by Andrew Jackson to Joseph Wright covers 40 acres in Virginia township with a September 3, 1535 date and March 13, 1900 record date, listing entry on page 68 as the thirteenth on the page. The other details a patent by J Q Adams to John McCoy for 158.20 acres in Vireima township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morder
Washington
Andrew Jackson
J.Q Adams
John McCoy
Vireima Township
Treasury Statement and World Happenings Briefs
The treasury shows available cash of 154 million and gold reserve at 150 million. Items report Mt Pleasant fire in Texas, Flint steel plant blaze, Delphos postmaster appointment, Hague Conference tensions, evangelist Rev. Anderson killed by cars, Governor Tanner halted en route to Florida, Farmers Congress set for Colorado Springs in August, Mrs. Lucinda Stone dies in Kalamazoo, Idaho Tabor clashes noted, Kansas City suicide by J Sherman Pfeffer, a note found “Father, I’m tired.”
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Mt. Pleasant
Tena
Mexico
Armstrong Steel
Flint
Mich
William A. Ce3ie
Ait Delphos
Branciig
Anderson
Chilpowre
Tanner
Florida
New Orleans
Farmers’ National Congress
Colorado Springs
Lucinda H. Stone
Women’s Clubs
Kalamazoo
Hull
Lentz
Sulzer
Kansas City
J. Sherman Pfeffer
Pfeffer
Roberts Seizes Bloemfontein and Presses North
London dispatches report Lord Roberts entering Bloemfontein on March 12 after relief of Kimberley and Ladysmith. British forces push toward the Orange River while Boers retreat from key positions. News from Paris and New York reflects global astonishment and mixed reactions as the campaign shifts to a broader phase.
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London
Lord Roberts
Modder River
Bloemfortein
Kimberley
Ladysmith
Cronje
Free State
England
Steyn
Fraser
Free State Raad
Free
Orange River
Berhulie Bridge
Lord Kitchener
Daily Mail
Bloemfontein
French
Stern
Executive Council
Kroonstad
Sieyn
Winburg
Maiy
Lord Rover
War Office
Orange Free State
Wr. Frazer
Publc
Bloemfonten
Foy
Methven
Cape Town
Lord Methuen
Bushef
Belmont
Norwegian painter kills wife and child in Washington
In Washington on March 15, Olof Pallesen, a 35 year old Norwegian painter, stabbed and killed his wife and fatally assaulted her young daughter Julia Hengesbach in front of their home. He escaped mob violence briefly but was jailed. The motive remains unclear, with the painter's 4 year old son saying his father had been sick and the mother tried to give him medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Olof Pallesen
Josephine
Julia Hengesbach
Charlies F. Hengesbach
Mary Hengesbach
Pallesex
Beng
Pallesen
Market Report Harsh and Wide Ranges Across Cities
Agricultural prices flash across Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh and Toledo with cattle hogs sheep and calves listed. Notable values include beef steers at varied bids, hogs priced around $5, lambs near $6, corn and oats quoted at multiple grades, and grain futures noted through district summaries. Local snippets show wholesale buyers, stockyard figures, and grain rates in a dense, OCR heavy snapshot.
Christian Socialist Platform Sermon and Topeka Paper Actions
Topeka Kansas March 15 all fraternal society cards were omitted from the Capital by Hoy Sheldon during the daily conference with special correspondents. He avoided full endorsement of all articles and defined a Christian Socialist as one who applies the Sermon on the Mount to daily life. The third site features an editorial urging Christian forces unite to destroy the saloon and preserve the Sabbath along with attacks on Bohemian societies and a piece on Mormonism and polygamy plus a plea for equal suffrage.
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Topeka
Kan
Hoy
Sheldon
Ife Insurance
Union of Christendom
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Revolutionary
Lewis Chasey
Mortiev
Treasury Statement
The
Treasury
Kruger
Pretoria
Cuion Jack
Lord Hoberts
Fores
Lynden
Barshers
New York
Preident
Berlin
Saxos
Fohannesburg
Windsor
Paris
Great Britain
Kipling
Rudyard Kipling
South Africa
Harpers Weekly
Kupling
Witthersfi
Cane Town
Government House
Alfred Milner
Salisbury
Lord Salisbury
Brakensbergz
Biggarsboro Ranges
Forugwonikop
Hlatikulu
Impati Mountains
Gibson’s Farm
Cundyclough Pass
Salis Burss
Reitz
Europe
Lorenzo Marques
Fischer
Grange Free State
Mr Woimarans
Kaiser
Buck” Ewing
Andrew Freedman
Ewing
Freedman
Clrseiot
Taeeting
American Baseball League
Fryiay
Great Northern
Chwazo
Warch
Vanderup
Triaditza
Lovable
Vani Brunt
Albert Vale
Hurricane
Tota
San Francisco
LaBorgia
Rollick
Geyeer
St. Cassimir
Los Medanos
Wallensiein
Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Kentucky
Atrestx
Frankfort
Goebel
Gabriel Taul
Breckinridge County
Moore
Creebels
Covington
Kenton County
M. L. Harbison
L. L. Creasey
Indianapolis
C. B. Cones & Son
Frank Mankin
Chicago
Ilinois Manufacturers” Association
Vancouver
B.C
Canadian Pacific
Texas
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Paule
Thes Butchers
Owl Butchers
Syed GH
Oort
Katchera
Tee
Barnvard
Cencinnathi
G & Hale
Toledo
Christian Socialist
Topeks
Massachusetts
Charles WM. Sneldon
Plymouth Rocks
A. D. Preston
Brendel Bros
Shaw’s Bargain House
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