Belated Information on Delegation Support in County Convention
An unreliable source reports the Coshoc ton county delegation split over Laylin at the state convention. A prior claim indicated full support for Laylin, then Manington withdrew, and local bosses’ remarks suggest half the delegation shifted. The piece notes past alignment with Daugherty versus Nash and says further details couldn't be obtained after Manington's withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton County
Laylin
Manington Withrew
Manington
Larry Daugherty
Nash
Wreck at Walnut Street Crossing Destroys Two Cars
A west bound freight train derailed two cars at Walnut street Sunday afternoon after a drawhead pulled loose. One car carried crockery for southern points and many casks had to be moved before replacement. Wreck crews from Dennison cleared the track amid heavy public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street
Fallon
Cushocton
Dennison
Doctor Toland Attends General Conference in Chicago
Grace M. E. church minister Doctor Toland left for Chicago to join pastors at the general conference sessions. As a member of Garrett Biblical University’s visiting and examining committee, he will be away about two weeks and his absence will occupy his time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Toland
Grace M. E. ‘Church
Chicago
Ubw
Columbus
Garrett Biblical University
Weavers
James A. Weaver
Iowa
Sioux Falls
Indianapolis
Br. Bryan
Three Plain Drunks In Police Court
Three plain drunks faced charges in police court yesterday. Owen Mann a miner was arrested Saturday evening. Augustus Hartley of West Lafas ette paid a fine after Sunday pickup and planned to Newark. Charles Finlay of Cambridge was boisterous after arrest Sunday evening and held in prison for nonpayment. Catch the opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rde
Majer Cushar
Owen Mann
Bankins
Augustus Hartley
West Lafasette
Hawkins
Newark
Charles Finlay
Cambridge
Kaine
Adams
Walnut Street
Local briefs and society notes from town life
Gray Hardware Co moves Johnson Weatherwax family from Clark township to Coshocton. A Shetland pony arrives in the city. Charles Kissner and Miss J Myrtle House wed. Invitations issued for State University exercises May 18. Seats installed at new Methodist Protestant church awaiting dedication. Professor Baughman to deliver class address May 11. Rev Mr Jones of American Bible Society at Presbyterian church. Elliott MacMannis sell Lot 1024 to Henry Watson for 250 dollars. Mrs Howe injures herself but not seriously. Officer McDermott ill but improving. Water works plan for 2 000 000 gallon pump contracts sought. Christian church reports two new members. Rev A J Sever to preach in two weeks. Funeral for Miss Georgia Neighbor. large attendance. interment at South Lawn. Grand Deputy Chief McClellan praises progress in Ben Fur tribe branch drive. Artists show interest in movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
American Bible Society
Presbyterian Church
Fire at the Fair Ground Destroys Cattle Stalls
A Saturday morning blaze at the fair ground damaged the outer fence along Kenilworth Avenue and consumed many cattle stalls. Fire crews from three companies battled flames along 1404 feet of fence, using water sourced from a local plug. The cause remains unknown though a possible link to visiting boys is suspected. loss is estimated at a hundred dollars and fully insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sevlenth Street
Kenilworth Avenue
Frank Moore
Board of education meeting ends with minimal business
The board held its rez war menship meeting Friday evening with little business to claim. Bills totaling 323 were paid and the board adjourned. Seashore lake resorts and summer havens are promoted as easy summer getaways with Pennsylvania Lines offering full information on rates and through car connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Billy
Meaniaima
Pennsylvania Lines
Sumer
Kier
Coshocton
Estate and Real Estate Transfers and Obscure Notices
Estate filings include increase in widow allowance hearing May 11 at 1 o clock and final account of administrator. Real estate deeds record numerous transfers in Crawford, Coshocton, Franklin, Virginia, and Mohave townships, with details on acres, lots, and prices. Names include Fletcher, Elder, Steffee, Voltz, Edwards, Coffman, Simmons, Slaughter, Travers, Vansickle, and others with assorted ages listed in Lafayette Oxford Coshocton regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Fletcher
Julio T. Elder
W. B H. Elder
Lucinda Steffee
William W. Steffee
Syees
Charles Craig
Elizabeth Voltz
Crawford Township
Sarah J. Madison
Crawford
Sarah Volta
Ernest C. Voltz
R.C. Edwards
J. T. Edwards
West Carlisle
Lawrence
Cienwmie Crawford
Clark Township
James Davis
Benjamin F_ Oasis
Franklin Township
B. L. Lyoarger
William Coffman
Moaroe
Clemens Weil
Soaree
Anna M. Simmons
John W. ‘Goodin
Selby & Alimack
Ura Slaughter
Shelton Newcome
Virginia
J. W. Cassingham
Elizabeth West
Coshocton
Isaac Ferrell
Sarah Vance
White Eyes
John R. Travinger
Margaret Lngham
Travinger
Avondall
Steubenville Wall Paper Plant Fire Damages 340000
C E Anderson, stockholder, received a letter detailing a blaze at the Steubenville Wall Paper plant. Fire started outside, burning 230 feet of roof. Most valuable machinery saved. other machines and 500000 balls of paper destroyed. Next year designs survived. Insurance and sprouts to cover the 340000 damage. plant to be rebuilt at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.E. Anderson
Steubenville Wall Paper Company
Conference on national tickets among Populists and allies
Leaders of the Populists and Silver Republicans meet in Cincinnati to plan co operation with Democrats and Lincoln Republicans. Towne and Weaver attend discussions on a possible joint national ticket and parley with Democratic and Silver Republican delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Drvan
Towne
Pepsi
Liciin
Uate Pa Ues
Lee Sheriak
Wes
Kansas City
Tsro
Death by Own Action Shocks Chicago Reader
Daniel Shaw, originator of an office toilet supply system, shot himself amid despondency over ill health. Sara Coming announces a six month United States tour beginning in Boston on November 12, with Paris reports May 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Daniel Shaw
Sara
Paris
Madame Sara Bershardt
United States
Boston
Boiling Pot News Roundup Of Fires And Politics
Northern Ohio fruit trees damaged by frost. Ninth Missouri Democrats renominated Champ Clark for Congress. Fire in Petersburg Indiana destroys property worth $80,000. Hawaiian Republicans to organize in Honolulu May 13. Norton plant in Washington burns, $60,000 loss. Burglary at Bray Pennsylvania nets 36,000 to 10,900. Glasgow Kentucky town fire hits a dozen structures, $150,000 loss. General Otis hands command to MacArthur and sails to the U.S. Sandon mining town fire leaves over a million lost and 100 homeless.
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Ohio
Champ Clark
Congress
Petersburg
Ind
Honolulu
Norton
Washington City
First National
Bray
Glasgow
Otis
General MacArthur
United States
Sandon
Bbc
Missing inmate Henry Hennel located in Land's restaurant
A county infirmary inmate named Henry Hennel aged 3 was discovered missing Thursday morning. Superintendent Zinkon alerted Chief Maple, who found Hennel in Land's restaurant eating lunch. He was returned to the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chief Maple
County Iofirmary
Henry Hennei
Zinkon
Maple
Tiennel
Land's
Hennel
Intim
Tle
Mrs Palmer Gifts Books to Public Library
W S Palmer presents the public library with books from the late Mrs Palmer. Titles include Outlines of Economics Cromwell's Letters Sherman and His Campaigns Grecian History Callias Manuel of Christian Evidence Proverbial Philosopher Rossa and the France Prussian War Industrial Exedition of the United States Rirthdale Romance Spain Romain and Medieval Art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Palmer
Public Library
Franklin County Commissioners Meet Amid Calls for Road Repair
The regular monthly meeting of the county commissioners was held yesterday afternoon. About a dozen Franklin township residents urged action to improve the road between Franklin and the mines, stressing passable travel. An advertisement promotes Krause's Cold Cure sold by Smith's drug store Coshocton and C. M. Ferguson Buscoc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankin Township
Franklin
Krause
Smith’s Drug Store
Coshocton
C. M. Ferguson
Buscoc
Dewey in Memphis Toured Admirals and Power at Peabody Hotel
May 7 Memphis reports Admiral Dewey and Mrs George Power visiting the city. They arrived by special train, viewed land claims, and proceeded to the Peabody hotel amid heavy decoration as observers and visitors thronged downtown. A separate fatal shooting occurred when Rufus F Beard shot George Turner after a long dispute between rival blacksmiths.
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Dewey
Memphis
Meniz
Gerssin
St. Louis
Dowas A
Koonvilie
Chilhowee Park
Rufus F. Beard
George Turner
Hwa
Turner
Beard
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L. C.laylin
John A Schauce
Bone Brake
Board of Public Works
Charles A. Goddard
Joseph E. Blacksurn
Melvix M Gillett
Dr. Toland
Cassingham
Takig Hood
the Gray Hardware Cn
Johnson Weatherwax
Charles E. Spaggier
Etherington
Charles D. Kissner
J. Myrtle House
Rev
C. C. Erwin
Orchard Street
Methodist Protestant Church
Baughman
Piwintend Churches
McDermott
Raiff
Christian Church
AJ. Sever
Miss Georgia
McClellan
Tribe of
Ben Fur
the Board of Education
Bernie W. Vansickle
Oxford
Maggie M. Jones
Jesse P. Robinson
Miner
Lafayette
Francis &. Arondalt
Louis Wingeer
Farmer
Rogersvile
Frances B. Infield
John Watson
Mary G. Klemnknecht
Fred Ashman
Co‘shocton
Daisy Sandles
West Lafayette
Steubenville Wall
Sid-Read Populige
Atake Itadly
Nationsi Convrention
Cncinnati
Asenast
Kiliuo Republicans
Aive Political
Nese
London
Colonial Office
Frederick Mitchell Hodgson
Gold Coast
Kumassi
Consit.c
Eumr
Wilmington
Del
Hood
Hoods
Gertrude Stoddard
Peterson
Ima
Wilbur
Wilbur Seed Meal CO
Milwaukee, Wis
Chas. H. Fletcher
Aowe- WY
York Creat
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