Estate and death notices appear in Coshocton paper
The issue lists Sarah A. Snider estate administration details with Samuel W. Snyder as executor and an April death tally for Coshocton showing seven deaths. Notable names include Marie L. Geidel Robert L. McCullough Camilla Esras Cemates John E. Wright Frank Hart Bessie Thomas Ezra H. Lynde.
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Sarah A. Snider
Sarah A. Snyder
Tate
Coshocton County
Onis
Samuel W. Snyder
Coshocton
Foster
Marie L. Geidel
Robert L. McCullough
Camilla Esras Cemates
John E. Wright
Frank Hart
Bessie Thomas
Ezra H. Lynde
Vanderbilt wedding aftermath and Mafia concerns fade
The piece reports on a controversial Episcopal Church dispute over a remarriage involving Bishop Littlejohn and his daughter, noting a convocation that voided the marriage. It then outlines alleged Mafia activity in the United States, a double murder probe, and the Earl of Yarmouth’s debt prone son, contrasting English nobility with American society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanderbilt
Father Black
London
New Jersey
Littlejoin
Long Island
Episcopal Church
Brooklyn
United States
Kalabria
Earl of Yarmouth
Miss Thaw
England
Broadbrim
Mrs. Martha Magness Dies in Kansas After Stroke
Mrs. Martha J. Magness of Plainfield dies in Kansas City after a stroke suffered on arrival there. The widow of George W. Magness she lived near Otsego and Plainfield. Interment followed in Plainfield cemetery after a funeral in Coshocton. A later note records Fred W. Turner moving to Coshocton. Squire Wimmer unites George Roberts and Clara Belle Fouch at Franklin station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caird
Wilewaitine
Ely Thesday
Hartley
Stewar
Snoring Hill
Kan
Pininield
Magness
Plainfield
Squire
Squire Wimmer
For Life
George Roberts
Clara Belle Fouch
Franklin Station
Train wreck near Waterford blocks Z and O line
A Coshocton Grand Army party train on the Z and O railroad was wrecked at Waterford south of Zanesville on Tuesday. A telegram from J. N. Wood to The Age reports G. ALR train wrecked with no injuries. the cause and extent are not known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Waterford
Zanesville
The
Age
J. N. Wood
G. Alr
Living in Porto Rico Reveals Hard Times and Wages
A Washington dispatch to the Philadelphia Press reports on life in Porto Rico. Hyder, secretary of the American Missionary Association, recalls a native carrying a 200 pound log fifteen miles to Ponce for about 75 cents a day, noting that three days’ work monthly can support a family. Food is nearly free and housing is scarce. a missionary loan funded a home for marriage. Also notices promote Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children as a remedy for feverish, cross, and worm-infested kids. Former Clerk R B McDermott and family move from Columbus to Coshocton while pursuing law studies at Ohio State University.
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Nathve
Porto Rico
Philadelphia
Das Hyder
Isso
Thitlon
Ponce
McDermott
R. B. McDermott
Columbus
Coshocton
South Ninth Street
Ohio State University
University of California News Notes
Among the Stars. Joe Stebbins, a resident graduate student, has been called to be director of the observatory of the University of Minnesota. W O Keith of Warsaw was in town Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of California
Joe] Stebbins
University of Minois
W. O. Keith
Warsaw
Notice to Contractors for Perry Township School House Bid
Sealed proposals are invited by the Perry township Coshocton county Ohio board of education for building a school house in District No 3. Bids must be received by 12 noon CST on May 30 1903 and accompanied by a guarantee. The board may reject any or all bids. James W. Pigman Clerk May 2 1903.
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Board of Education
Perry Township
Coshocton County
Ohio
Board ‘of Education
James W. Pigman
Washington township school building bids invited
Proposals will be received by the iglerk of the board of Education of Washington township Coshocton D until 12 o'clock noon Friday May 29 1903 for furnishing labor and material for erection and completion of a one room school building Plans and specifications will be on file in the clerk's office after April 21 1903 for bidders inspection The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids J Dickerson Clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iglerk
Board of Education
Washington Township
Coshocton
Dickerson
Automobiling trip to Warsaw by Forbes Williams and Hay
J. P. Forbes Lev Williams and John Hay rode to Warsaw Monday evening in Forbes car. John NorMan acted as chauffeur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Forbes
Lev Williams
John Hay
Warsaw
Mr. Forbes
John Nor- Man
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Park Cash Grocery
Weiant
W. G. Smith
Fountain Dry Goods Co
Milt Trowinger
Milt Trovinger
Gray Hardware Store
Jack
Bgliver
Charles Sells
Stable Union
Bell Phone
J.R. Stewart
Philosophy
Mata
Fred W. Turner
Walhending
Chestnut Street
Turner
Gray
Allen
Olmstead
LeRoy
N. Y
Worme
S. Olmsted
Jefferson Township
Lafayette Township
Clark Township
Elland
Boyd & McConnell
South Fourth Street
National Bank
Citizens Phone
Mrs. Winslow
Nona
Willie
Winslow
New York
J. B. Renfrew
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