Harvey of Wilkesbarre Council and the Kennedy remedy
Col Wm J Harvey once a physical wreck from rheumatism credits Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy for his cure. The testimonial cites kidney disease as the root cause and promotes the remedy for kidney, liver, bladder, blood and rheumatic ailments. Available in 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes with a free trial bottle by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. J. Harvey
Wilkesbarre
David Kennedy
Col. Harvey
Davin Kexsevy
Harvey
David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout
M. Y
Opening Day of Handsome New Fountain Store
Hundreds visit the Fountain Dry Goods Company in the M. Q. Baker building as the new mammoth store opens. Clerks welcome guests while no goods go on sale yet. The building impresses with a grand interior and a rear fountain splashing to the second floor amid a display of new spring goods and eager shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain Dry Goods Company
M. Q. Baker
Messrs. Caton
Fifty Horses Sale at Coshocton Barn
A Coshocton Ohio sale advertises fifty horses at a barn on Thursday March 26. The animals include fine drivers general purpose and heavy work horses all quality and well sized. Sale starts at 12 o'clock. 17-20-24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
President to tour vast western and midwest states in April May
The president plans a long itinerary beginning April 1 from Washington to Chicago then through Madison Milwaukee St Paul Sioux Falls Yankton Mitchell Aberdeen to Fargo and north to Yellowstone Park. The tour continues to Montana Nebraska Iowa Missouri Illinois and Kansas City area with events at the Louisiana Purchase Expo grounds in St. Louis then to Colorado Texas New Mexico and Arizona before Yosemite and Seattle on the return to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Northwest
Mississippi
Pennyslvania
Chicago
Madison
Waukesha
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Sioux Falls
Yankton
Mitchell
Aberdeen
S. D
Edgely
N. D
Fargo
North Dakota
St. Louis
Kansas City
Kan
Lawrence
Kaz
Tacella
Cheyenne
Wells
Denver
Colorado Springs
Preyvo
Trinidad
Colorado
Santa Fe
Alcuarercue
NX. M
Grand Canyon
Alt
Seligman
A. T
Califera
San Frane
Seach
Get Pensions for Widow Pensioners and Increases Noted
Pension attorney M W Wimmer secures multiple benefits including Mary J Jennings Browning at 12000 monthly from June 25 1901, widow of Reuven Jennings. Original pension for Mary A Cooper widow of David G Cooper at 59 per death from October 15 1962. Increases for Daniel Lapley formerly of Company D Third Regiment to 8 from September 3 1902 and Noah Zetty Eightieth Resident to 39 from October 15 1992.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M W Wimmer
Mary J Jennings
Browning
Reuvben Jennings
Company E
143 Regiment
O. V. IL
James Browning
Mary A Cooper
David G. C Cooper
Daniel Lapley
Noah Zetty
Miners May Strike After Ohio Sub-District Meeting
Wheeling West Virginia March 17 telegraph reports operators of the fifth Ohio sub-district held a meeting. Officials did not release results but it is said they will refuse miners demands, signaling a strike by eight thousand miners on April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W Va
Fifth
Ohio Sub-District
Duck Hunters and officials visit Coshocton for Muskingum hunt
Duck hunters from Zanesville and Mansfield along with Coshocton police and city council members joined a Muskingum river duck hunt led by Chief Tracey and Police Chief J W Weil. Age Want Ads bring results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracey
Fred Barrel
Jake Hartmeyer
Zanesville
J. W. Weil
Frank Schuéem
Mansfild
Coshocton
Edwin Burdick’s Death: Mill Owner Remembered by W F Steele
W F Steele, a miller from Hanley Mills in Buffalo, describes Edwin Burdick as courteous, disciplined, and not the libertine rumors suggest. He doubts Burdick was murdered by a woman, hints a man may be responsible, and criticizes the divorced wife’s influence. Steele defends Burdick’s character and shares his theory of the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Burdick
Buffalo
Contiment
W. F. Steele
Hanley , Mills
Burdick
Mr. Steele
Wishter
New Concord Girls' Innocence Baffles Liveryman
In New Concord two girls asked for a gentle horse for a short drive. The liveryman lent a horse and warned to hold the rein from the tail. They returned saying an umbrella kept rain off the tail and they had no trouble, baffling the man’s amazed look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Concord Enterprise
New Trimmers at Clouse and Schouweker
Miss Annie Hammer has joined Clouse and Schouweker's as trimmer and Miss Essie Rose is learning the craft there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Hammer
Clouse and Schouweker's
Essie Rose
New Heart Treatment Offered For 2 50 Trial
The Grand Dispensary in Chicago offers a $2.50 course of Franklin Miles new heart treatment with a refund if ineffective. The offer cites twenty five years of study and claims success for cases including weak and enlarged hearts. Free testimonials and a free book are available on request.
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Franklin Miles
W. Bell
Dayton
Foreign Missions
State Sunday School Union
Miles
Flahor
H. A. Grote
Mountain St
Elgin
Sophia
Snowberg
21St Ave
S. Minneapolis
Min
A. P . Colburn
Blessing
Grand Dispensary
State Street
Chicago
Miners Fail To Settle Uniform Day Scale At Wheeling
The conference of the miners and operators of the fifth Ohio subdistrict adjourned at Wheeling without a settlement. They will reconvene Tuesday with the outside day wage scale as the sticking point. The machine scale is largely settled except for narrow work. President Haskins and VP Lewis will lead talks, with Sullivan and Stevenson visiting New Philadelphia for west end discussions.
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Tore
Ohio
Wheeling
Dennison
Haskins
Columbus
Presiden
Lewis
Sullivan
John Stevenson
New Philadelphia
Odd Names Highlight Ripples In Local Business Tales
A Crawford Dry Goods report notes curious name coincidences from letters arriving addressed to Roshog ton Ohio and Fox & Guese. The piece parades names like David Straw, David Catfield, Ketcham & Cheatem, Swindler, Dr Pillsbury, Thomas Helward, George Butcher, Hug & Kiesser, and others as humorous or paradoxical reflections on identity and local enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford Dry Goods Company
Roshogton
Ohio
Fox & Guese
Carey
David Straw
David Catfield
Sycamore
Ind
Ketcham & Cheatem
Missouri
Swindler
Albert Hottman
Cleveland
Henry G. Friese
Pennsylvania
Dr. Pillsbury
Norwalk
Thomas Helward
George Butcher
Lake Erie
Hug & Kiesser
Unclaimed letters at Cashocton post office March 16 1900
List of remaining unclaimed letters for the week ending March 16 1900 at Cashocton Ohio names including Mrs Martha Derethymer Miss Lela Collins Miss Rosa McGoy Miss Marie Smith two Miss Lizzie Turner Mrs John Trenor Miss Maggie Webb Miss Aguness Williams Miss Clara Wilson W J Rentel John Burd Lennie Clark John Gouter cate Will Wheeler James McKee Chas Rose J B Ross Geo Singert Chas Taylor Frank Teal Jasper Watkins Western and So Life Ins Co Claimants should say advertised and give list date C B McCoy BP M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cashocton
Ohio
Martha Derethymer
Lela Collins
Rosa MceGoy
Marie Smith
Lizzie Turner
John Trenor
Maggie Webb
Aguness Williams
Clara Wilson
W. J. Rentel
John Burd
Lennie Clark
John Gouter
Cate Will Wheeler
James McKee
Chas
Egg Record Breaker From White Eyes Township
White Eyes township wins stating championship in Coshocton county as Mrs. A. Norman surpasses rivals by laying 181 dozen eggs between January 14 and March 13. She marketed 2172 eggs in total with additional dozens kept for home use. Her industrious hens set a notable record for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Eyes Township
Baliwick
Coshocton County
A. Norman
Rockefeller offers to double gifts for Dennison University
Newark March 17. Rockefeller pledges to duplicate contributions up to 60000 dollars for the new buildings at Dennison University. The announcement states Rockefeller will match donors’ gifts to support expansion of the campus facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennison University
Age
Newark
Rockefeller
New Offices of Coshocton Gas Co Move to Rogers Block
The Coshocton Gas company relocates its offices to new quarters in the Rogers block on Main street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton Gas Company
Rogers Block
Main Street
High Buildings and a Drunken Man’s Trial in Zanesville
Joe Richison, a Bowman area farmer, appears in city hall after a third visit, charged with intoxication and disorderly conduct. Mayor Rin ner sentences him to fines totaling 11.40 but reduces to 3.80 on good behavior. If future incidents occur, he faces a sixty day sledge duty and possible removal from his farm. Earlier reports note a suspected beating of his wife on Water street.
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Joe Richisson
Coshoctom
Zanesville
Rinner
Joe
City Hall
Decker
Bowman
Third
Water Street
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted as Life Guard Against Disease
A promotional piece extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the strongest defense for the body against March illnesses like influenza catarrh and pneumonia. It claims the remedy strengthens vital organs and blood, urging readers that a weaker system faces greater disease exposure. The tone likens the product to life guards protecting the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Life Guards
Elks Elect New Officers in Coshocton Lodge
The Coshocton lodge of Elks held its annual election of officers on Wednesday night. Elected Exalted Ruler E. C. Ransom. Leading Knight George A. Hay. Lecturing Knight Prank Townsend. Loyal Knight Rin ner. Trustee F. E. Pomerene. Governors Eul and H. W. il son. Grand Judge T. J. Manley. alternate J. P. Callahan. Installation and report of appointments by the new Exalted Ruler Tyler will occur in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton Lodge of Elks
E. C. Ransom
George A. Hay
Prank Townsend
Rinner
Baltimore
T. J. Manley
J. PP. Callahan
Exalter Tyler
Agent Parke of Trinway Dies After Long Illness
O H Parke longtime Panhandle railroad agent at Trinway died Wednesday morning at 6 o clock after a yearlong illness. For a year an assistant served in charge at Trinway. Parke, a Mason of high standing, will have funeral services Friday afternoon with many from the city attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Parke
Panhandle Road
Trinway
Parke
Coshocton Winners Shine at Uhrichsville Show
Coshocton dogs excel at the Uhrichsville show with Hawkeye'n Lady repeating her top puppy class win. Plain Tom and Lorena B own by J R Daniels each claim first in novice pointers. Trainer Johnson earns four firsts from six entries as Dick Gladstone tops the Trish Setter puppies. The Age is better every day.
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Coshocton
Uhrichaville
Tom Robson
Tom
Paul B. Johnson
Lorena B
J. R. Daniels
Johnson
John Saaw
Dick Gladstone
Mayor Fired and Council Takes Hold in Parkersburg
Telegraph reports in Parkersburg West Virginia that Baltimore and Ohio track layers attempting to lay a track on a main street were driven off by the fire department. The mayor, also attorney for the railroad, tried to prevent interference but the council overruled him, suspending him and launching impeachment and injunction actions against the railroad as citizens rallied to defend the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
W. Va
Baltimore and Ohio
Vanderwort
Horse Shocked by Live Wire on Tuscarawas Bridge
Larnell Raymer and Archie Foster fear a horse was fatally shocked by a live wire while crossing the Tuscarawas bridge near Lewisville Monday night. The horse collapsed twice after contact but the animals escaped serious injury. veterinary check found no lasting harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscarawas Bridge
Larnell Raymer
Archie Foster
Lewisville
Coshocton
Iroquois Club Banquet Invite Reaches Chicago Leaders
A The Age staffer received an invitation to the Iroquois club of Chicago annual banquet. The club, a renowned Democratic social and political group, recently elected O. G. Williams treasurer. Williams is rising among Chicago business circles, with Coshocton friends pleased by his ongoing success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iroquois Club
Chicago
O. G. Williams
Willams
Windy City
Coshocton
Orator Chosen for Memorial Day
Richard Lanning post at the G A R hall chose R A Powelson as Memorial Day orator. Powelson accepted and is regarded as a strong eloquent speaker. The post plans a group church service that day, selection pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Lanning
G. A. R. Hall
R. A. Powelson
Powelson
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