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Newspaper

Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1903

Page

5

Court suit seeks damages against P Co C St L railway

Court records show Jonathan R. Fisher as administrator of John E. Phillips deceased filing a suit in common pleas against the P Co C St L railway for damages totaling 10000. Probate Court notes first and final accounts for L. D. Schott guardian of Samuel Engle. Deeds filed detail transfers in Coshocton and surrounding townships.

Jonathan R. Fisher John E. Phillips E. W. James J. C. Adams Common Pleas P. Co. C. & St. L. Railway Company L. D. Schott Samuel Engle Salina Mason H. H. Greer William R. Larr Conesville Lulu Thacker Addison T. Huff Newcomerstown Jennie R. Adams Roscoe George Roberts Franklin Township Clarabelle Fouch Burnett W. Barcroft Coshocton Julia E. Snedeker Tusarawas Chas. F. Gosser Mollie Johnson Board of Trade Robert Miller Sarah Jane String White Eyes E WU Marquand Byron S. Abel C. F. Gosser James M. Clark G. F. Croy Henry Croy Washington Township iNard L. McKee H. A. Miller T. F. Magness T. F. Johnson Linton Township Adam Leindecker, Jr Adam Huprich Crawford Township Lorenzo S. Laver Charles R. Guthrie Clark Township Elizabeth William North Virginia Township Eliza North J. C. McCoy al Joe G. W. Cassingham H C. Herbig John Kinney Linden Plate Tuscarawas Township Ww. S. Frew G. W. Brownfield Dot L. P. Burt

Coshocton Hosts Wide Stream of Visitors on Chestnut Street

Samuel Coe and family from Columbus arrive to visit their parents on Chestnut. Dozens of guests from Dennison Keene Warsaw West Lafayette and nearby towns visit Coshocton homes for weekends and local gatherings.

E. V. Coe Chestnut Street George Coe Mary Columbus Samuel R Coe San Francisco Cal Orville Coe Samuel Coe J. W. Cambell Dennison Wm. Rowland Virginia McConnell Keene Coshoct Marquis Norris Shanesville J. C. Hamilton Keene, Township Bloomington Ill Carrie Platt West Lafayette Frank Karr South Third Street Mary E. Madden Lillie Charles Madden Wheeling Mollie Sangster Laura Sangster C. H. Glover Reservoir Farm Corena Daugherty Avondale Jacobs South Fourth Street Ernest Carhart Zanesville Roscoe Ora Jones C G Smith Warsaw Ernest Pocock Carrie Duncan Bloomfield NeHie Henderson M. T Moorehead Plainfield Thomas Starkey Nora Wimmer Dresden Lon Sandles Sadie McCullough Anna Pearl Russel Coshocton Emma McVey Walhending M. Hay Harry Lybarger Spring Mountain C. H. Geidel Thomas Nelson John Shaeffer South Eighth Street George Brown Marietta Sue Comer Daisy Shaeffer F.E Lewis Newcomerstown C. V. Eastman A. E Miller Chili Nellie West Sue West Florence van Buskirk Anna Lang Bowerstown George Lang Pittsburg Jesse Dickinson A. Fisher Orchard Street R. Z. Thomas Ray Walton West Lafayette College S. A. Fisher Anna Bucklew B. F. Stover South Seventh Street

Peoples Banking and Trust Company Incorporation Filed

The Peoples Banking and Trust Company was incorporated on Monday with papers prepared Saturday by Attorney R A Powewlson. Incorporators include Joseph L Rue T J Platt E M Hanlon P Shipps L P Gallagher D G Whittemore A P Stewart James Scott J C Werte and George M Gray. Capital to be $50 000 with location to be decided next week. Expect opening early August. Coshocton will have four banks and the new venture aims to be a stable county institution.

Peoples Banking and Trust Company R. A. Powewlson Joseph L. Rue T. J. Platt Wear Lafayette E. M. Hanlon P. ©. Shipps L. P. Gallagher D. G. Whittemore Keene A. P. Stewart James Scott Adame Mills J. C. Werte George M. Gray Coshocton County Citizens Bank Finley Coshocton

Glass Plant Reopens After Switching to Gas Fuel

The Coshocton Glass company plant, closed two days to switch from coal to natural gas, reopened Tuesday morning at full capacity. Manager Van Horn reports great glee over gas fuel, claiming it vastly improves glass manufacture and boosts orders.

Coshocton Glass Company van Horn

Suit for a Million Dollars Taxes Filed Against Southern Rail

Louisville May 11. The state filed suit today seeking one million dollars in back taxes from the Southern Railway.

Louisvile The Southern Railroad

Arrival of Monitor Arkansas officer delays Mississippi descent

Stuck near Stuck, Washington, on May 11 Lieut Chest er reports the Monitor Arkansas cannot descend the Mississippi River until spring unless an unprecedented rise occurs.

Stuck Washington Lieut Chester Monitor Arkansas Mississippi

Presidents as Good Insurance Risks Under Roosevelt

Prominent insurance executive argues presidents are good risks due to constitution, discipline, and protection. He cites Roosevelt’s health, public scrutiny, and constant guard as factors that reduce danger and bolster longevity, noting strong character and workload as proof of fitness for office.

Roosevelt Yellowstone Park James Duchanan Walter St. Gillette Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York United States Lfe Washington

Miracles and a verse deed highlight 1881 church notes

Sunday talks by A J Sever of the Church of Christ discuss Jesus turning water into wine and the scope of his miracles. The page also describes J Henry Shaw 1881 deed in verse filed in Cass County Illinois with a justice of the peace certifying its voluntary delivery.

Sacred Heart Church Frank Burton Bertha Hiser Willscreek Sophie Burton Clarence Bell Steubenville Willscreek Catholic Church Father Synan William R. Larr Lulu Thacker Squire Wimmer Sel Chase Sylvester Emmons Beardstown Cass Thinsis J. Henry Shaw Emmons J. P

Athletic Club Baseball Uniforms Parade in Gray

The Athletic club baseball team ordered handsome uniforms from a Cincinnati firm and expect them soon. The light gray flannel outfits will be paired with blue stockings blue belts and feature the letters C A on the breast. Captain Colopy oversees daily workouts amid strong indications the team may be the best in Athletic colors.

Athletic Club Cincinnati Tetters “C. A. CC Colopy

Origin of Flags Across Civilizations And Ages

A survey of flags from ancient Egypt and Assyria to Persia and medieval Europe. It traces flags as sacred emblems, rallying symbols, and markers of rank, detailing how banners evolved from simple yardage to heraldic emblems and battlefield identifiers.

Revenge Impossible and the One-Armed Lawyer Tale

A Kentucky mountain claim tale centers on a lame half blind one armed lawyer and a famed dead shot who visits daily. The shooter, overwhelmed by the lawyer's rebuke, is moved to tears on leaving and says he would have murdered if he could. The crowd notes the irony of not shooting a helpless man.

Henry Watterson Kentucky Slayer of Lives

Ticket From 1872 Impresses Robinson Show Crowd

A farmer handed the Robinson show a ticket issued thirty one years earlier in 1872 kept in a family Bible near Greenupsburg Kentucky. The press of the Robinson show celebrated the curious relic and admitted the holder to the event. Miss Bessie Laub and Blake V. Mizer drove home to Newcomerstown after visiting Miss Alice Temple on Vine Street. Advertising improves business.

W. M. Smith William Marsh Wheeling Wal Benson Kate Bostwick South Lawn Avenue Philadelphia D. L. Waring Walhending Ed. Castor Otsego William Brannon South Sixth Street Bessie Laub Newcomerstown Alice Temple H B Daugherty Cooperdale R. OC. Edwards Locust Street Benj. Patterson Clark Jane Merrell R Clark Warsaw Valentime Hothem Bakersville R. M. Roney West Carlisle Geo. A. Hay Washington, D. C C. Graham Mary Avondale Pollock Dresden Ella Pollock Culbertson Isleta Robert Nellie Hamilton William Shannon Nelsonville Ross Karr Bloomfield Coshoct Bessie Frances Crawford W. F. Darling Main Street Grace Hanks Glen Smith Adamsville Earl McMillan Whitscreek Mamie Hartman F Fierbaugh Conesville Anna Hammer Madle Krownapple Princeton Coshocton L P Burt Mrs. King Zanesville Major T. J. Platt Department of Business Practice and Higher Accounting Meredith Iale Punch Wheeler Ironton Greenupsburg Blake V. Mizer Vine Street

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Court House Levi Williams Meredith Business College Zanesville, Ohio Church OF Christ Jesus A. J. Sever Christ Mr. Sever All Galilee Gana Galilee Nazareth God Augustine Scott Lord Howard Lord Marmion London Globe
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