Coshocton Baptist Church to Ordain Rev. J. S. Ebersole
The Coshocton Baptist association will examine and publicly ordain Rev. J. S. Ebersole on June 27 after a 1 30 p m council examination. Delegates from Coshocton and nearby churches attend with many named pastors and college leaders present. Dinner will be served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
D. B. Purintoh
Dennison University
Granville
B. F. Patt
Newark
C. J. Rose
Mt. Vernon
T. A. Winans
T. B. Caldwell
W.S. Lemon
Zanesville
F. A. Boughton
Cambridge
A. MM. ‘Bley
New Philadelphia
J.C. Ford
Massillon
B. Tulloss
Mansfield
J. W. Beck
Piqua
John Hawker
Bellefontain
Amia Ward Brelsford
Urbana
E. J. Olney
D. G. Whittemore
E. W. Williams
Mr. Olney
Drunkard Betts Arrested on Eighth Street
Betts, a Zanesville resident arrested Wednesday by Chief Maple on intoxication and vagrancy charges, was fined five dollars and ten days in the works after a Friday hearing. He had come to the city to work as a carpenter but spent his time drinking and begging.
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Eighth Street
Maple
Betts
Zanesville
H. D. Jobe
Jobe
Mount Step by Step Advised to Class of 1900
Sunday evening sermon delivered to the 1900 high school class at the Methodist Protestant church. Rev Stokely S Fisher Superintendent J F Fenton and Prof Richer led as the altar and pulpit were draped in tri color. The speaker urged perseverance and service, saying opportunity favors the selfless and duty, not fear, and urged the class to rise by lifting others and to act boldly against injustice.
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Stokely S. Fisher
J. F. Fenton
Richer
Milton
Beethoven
Columbes
Lincoln
Christ
Judge Separates Two Warsaw Divorce Actions
Judge Eason disposed of divorce actions in Warsaw sessions. Riley E. Clark and Emma J. Clark were separated over alleged gross neglect for failure to cook meals. Hannah R. Markley and Sylvester Markley faced extreme cruelty with Markley gaining custody of seven children and exclusion from property rights.
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Eason
Riley E. Clark
Emma J. Clark
Warsaw
Hannah R. Markley
Sylvester Markley
Attorney General Opinion Challenges Ice Crop Law
Attorney General Sheets issues a local impact opinion ruling that the Comings DIN grant allowing boards of health to supervise natural ice crop gathering is unconstitutional. The ruling claims the signature of Lieutenant Governor Caldwell is missing, violating constitutional requirement that laws be signed by the president of the senate and that absence invalidates the law as if not passed by majority vote.
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Sheets
Boards of Health
Caldwell
Senate
City population grows with 11 991 residents counted
Joe Bennett completed a field count showing 11 991 people in the city, up 384 from last year. The tally lists 45 males and 11 946 females, with age breakdowns from six to twenty-one and notes the data will inform federal census planning and local court population estimates.
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Joe Bennett
Bargar Favored by Columbus Democrats for Mayor
The Columbus Dispatch reports a Democratic conference selected Hon. Gilbert H. Bargar as its mayoralty candidate for the spring race. A steering committee will organize the campaign to monitor the current Democratic committee’s moves and ensure no obstacles to Bargar’s path.
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The
Columbus Dispatch
Gilbert H. Bargar
Demcraic
Democratic Real Committee
Captain Barvar
Noland Charges Trego With Assault After Saloon Incident
Deputy Sheriff McCullough arrested Henry W. Trego on a warrant sworn by John Noland after an altercation near EB HH Bckert's livery barn. Noland, struck by Trego previously, filed an assault and battery charge. Trego was fined $19 and costs after a Friday hearing in Justice Manner's court.
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McCullough
Wakatomika
Henry W. Trego
John Noland
Noland
EB. HH
Bckert
Trego
Justice Manner
Sprinkling Railroad Lawns Delights City Crowd
A Pennsylvania company operates a sprinkler train that waters city lawns. The engine two tanks and a caboose carry hose lines to moisten pads banks and grass. The contraption drew a large crowd at the passenger station awaiting the Dennison accommodation.
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Pennsylvania Company
Dennison
Appraised a Railroad by Auditor Lamberson in Akron
Auditor Lamberson and fellow auditors appraised the Cleveland to Akron line and the line to Columbus. Main track valued at 25,000 per mile while sidings, rolling stock, money and tools totaling 90 per mile. Difference from last year shows a $10 per mile cut in money and tools. Wanted 2000 feet of dry black walnut lumber common grade preferred red. The Woopen Novelty Co. 24-26.
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Lamberson
Akron
Cleveland
Columbus
Woopen Novetty Co
Fountain Clerks Entertained Before Nellie Miller's Departure
The Fountain clerks were entertained Thursday evening by Mrs Cora Miller at her home three miles north of town. The gathering honored Mrs Nellie J Miller who plans a summer trip to Johnstown Pennsylvania. Refreshments were served and the evening was enjoyed.
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Cora Miller
Nellie J. Miller
Johnstown
Suit on a Cognovit Note Involving Day Brothers
The Citizens' Building and Loan Association sues in common pleas against John Day and James Day to recover on a cognovit note dated November 23, 1899. The note calls for 21.4 with interest from date at percent. Judge C B Want is attorney for the plaintiff.
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Citizens’ Building and Loan Association
John Day
James Day
C. B. Want
Memorial Day Address by Roscoe Program Change
Rev. Mr. Strete of the Methodist Episcopal church will give a brief address at the cemetery as the Roscoe Memorial Day procession from Coshocton arrives.
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Mr. Strete
Roscoe Memorial Day
Roscoe
Strete
Methodist Episcopal Church
Coshocton
Special Rates For Decoration Day Travel
Reduced fare tickets available for Decoration Day on Pennsylvania lines May 20 and 30. Return limit until May 30. See nearest Pennsylvania line ticket agent for details.
Handsome home under way at Eighth and Main
Workman begin foundation excavation for a new eight room cottage built by Mayor Cassingham. The terrace site at Eighth and Main streets is described as the city’s finest, with the completed residence to be an ornament to Coshocton’s prettiest residential area.
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Cassingham
Main Streets
Coshocton
Population figures clash in Coshocton census debate
In Coshocton three local figures Professor N M McClure Auditor Lamberson and Attorney Seth Duncl were asked to estimate the town population. Auditor Lamberson gives 7506 Coshocton proper, McClure 640s, Duncl 7.4 percent, reflecting wide opinion gaps amid a county’s asset for West Carlisle school reappointment and local business notices follow.
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Nat McClure
Lamberson
Seth Duncan
Coshortn
Coshocton
Goessers
West Carlisle
LOOKED AT THE SKY COSHOCTON SKYLINE ECLIPSE FANS
Crowds in Coshocton filled streets and backyards to view a sun eclipse yesterday. Residents used smoked glass to observe the shadow while those without protection risked eye damage. Clouds gathered as the spectacle drew interest from many passersby.
Appraisal Details For Wheeling and Lake Erie Survey
In Cleveland this week editor Lamberson attended an auditors meeting covering Wheeling and Lake Erie routes. The system is appraised by division with per mile values for Main Line and side tracks, plus rolling stock costs. An additional appraisal meeting is set for Walhending Valley at Toledo next Tuesday. Also a wanted notice seeks a dappled gray coach horse around 16.5 hands, 1400 pounds, with style. Contact S. Mints & Sons, 22 Caldwell.
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Cleveland
Editer Lamberson
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Toler
Divison
Cleveland, Canton & Southern Division
Walhending Valley
Toledo
S. Mints & Sons
Caldwell
Sermon Honors Youth On Life Law Of Christ Message
A graduation ceremony features Rev Stokely S. Fisher of Pleasantville delivering an earnest sermon on life as guided by Christ. He urges resilience, humility, and service, urging graduates to grow through trials, honor worthy peers, and seek true nobility in deeds over status.
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Miss Noman
Ada
Sangi
Stokely S. Fisher
Pleasantville
Christ
Mr. Fisher
RIGHT AT HOME LOCAL HAPPENINGS IN BRIEF
Town Topics lists short items from county and city life. Walheading train schedule shifts to 10 05 AM. Eleven candidates joined the Maccabees and more will on Wednesday. Coshocton sees a busy business day with crowds and late shopping. Public fountain in the square now clean and white. Black bass sold daily, likely tied to illegal fishing. Mrs. Mankins appeals to the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union. West Lafayette college hires architect Blinn to remodel the brick chapel. Franklin church hosts a township Sunday school convention with local attendees.
Spanish War Veterans Parade Memorial Day Call
Spanish War Veterans are urged to assemble in the armory at morning on Memorial Day in civilian attire for parade and exercises. A full turnout is desired.
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Armory Ball
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New York Tribune
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Black
Akron & Columbus
Hehes
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Coshacton
Prof. McClure
Loan & Savings Company
W. A. Himebaugh
Recorder's Office
Dawson & Smith's
E. M. Morrrey
Rev. Storely S. Fisher
Blinn
West Lafayette College
Franklin Church
C. L. Peacock
C. L. Reamer
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