Adams Minns Social Notes From Adams County
Adams Minns November 12 reports Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell of Brownsville visiting their son. Rey Fields and wife staying with Frazersburg friends. Maude Salzweber and Carrie Everhart of Zanesville spent Sunday at their home. Rev. Dr. Marshall spoke on missionary work Monday. Arvin Cox and wife of Dresden visited relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. B O Taylor of Zanesville were guests over Sunday. Mrs. A L Ridgway of Wills Creek spent last Friday with her parents. H P B Bate of Dennisco was there Sunday. Mrs BE N Marquand and Mrs Wolfe of Conesville visited J V Skinner Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Ridgway
Wills Creek
H. P B. Bate
Dennisco
BE. N. Marquand
Wolfe
Conesville
J. V. Skinner
Local Notes From Bakersville Community News
Bakersville reports Sunday church services at 1 a m and a Young People union gathering at 6 15 p m. Visitors include the Barrick brothers from Cushoctun and relatives of the Bahmer and Carpenter families. James Rigby of East White Eyes dies, funeral in Bakersville with services by Rev Deible. The community extends sympathy to the Hothem family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersville
Loe ‘Presbyterian Church
Young People’s Union
Arthur
Mike
Luther Barrick
Cushoctun
Suohas
Carpenter
Levering, C
Juster
Bahmer
Buck Horn
James Rigby
East White Eyes
Lind
Deible Dreiss
Sugar Creek
Ilovbem
Colire
Citizens Lecture Concert Opens Series in Waser
A large audience attended the first Citizens Lecture course concert by the Riverside Handbell Ringers with praise for their performance. Local notices include visits by J D Cochran to Newcomerstown and Major and Mrs J Platt in Coshoct, plus social calls by H Russell and Leila Priteh ard. A week of meetings continues at the Presbyterian church as the community mourns the death of Rachael Bolden born September 30 1882 and married to Stephen Bolden in 1860. Burial was at Mt Alun cemetery with Rev George Kalpsberger officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waser Laraverr
Jd. A. Cochran
Newcomerstown
Major
J. Platt
Coshoct
Russell
Leila Pritehard
Miss Brighthaupet
Dresden
Presbyterian Church
Rachael Bolden
Stephen Bolden
Detmae
Mt. Alun
New Moscow Briefs Highlight Local Movements and Visits
Miss Alfreda Hamilton recently graduated from Protestant Hospital in Columbus and visited her brother W. M. S Hamilton in New Moscow before leaving Friday for Welsh West Virginia to take a position. John Perkin of Franklin spent Sunday with relatives. Miss Hazel and Lalu Swafies returned home after visiting their father in Newark. William Wright moved his saw mill to Sam Wright's site. Local youths attended a lecture at Chalfants Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs W M Donley spent Sunday with Joseph Coy and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Moscow
Alfreda Hamilton
Columbus
W. M. S Hamilton
Welsh
W. Va
John Perkin
Franklin
Hazel
Lalu Swafies
Newark
William Wright
Sam Wright
Chalfants
W. M. Donley
Joseph Coy
Count of Flanders Abdicates Belgian Throne For Prince Albert
The Etoile Belge reports the Count of Flanders, brother of King Leopold, has abdicated his claim to the Belgian throne in favor of his son Prince Albert. Born 1837, he previously resigned roles in the army. Prince Albert, born 1875, married Elizabeth Duchess of Bavaria in 1900. In Chicago, November 13, Democrats on the county ticket seek an official recount amid alleged ballot irregularities and fraud evidence from the ongoing canvass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Etoile Belge
Count of
Flanders
Leopold
Prince Albert
Elizabeth
Duchess of
Bavaria
Chicago
Democraticc
Peoples Sentenced for Attempted Kill. Lipton Mills Shooting
Benton Peoples is found guilty in Guernsey County Court of Shouting Elijah Starts with intent to kill and is sentenced to three years in the Ohio penitentiary. Starts was shot in the back on June 19 while fleeing toward Mrs. Eckleberry near Lipton Mills where his bride awaited. Peoples claimed temporary insanity and begged for leniency as the court’s decision closes a romantic local controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton Peoples
Guernsey County
Elijah Starts
Ohio
Starts
Peoples
Diang
Mew Evidence in Perry Case Ties Chain to Miss Morton
Cambridge authorities link gold chain found with Perry’s sweetheart’s sister to Miss McPhee through private marks and a jeweler’s description. Investigators also seize letters between Perry and his sweetheart and her sister mentioning the chain and a warning not to speak of it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
George L. O. Perry
Alan G. Mason
Clara A. Morton
Waverly
Somerville
Perry
Policeman Shoots Sheriff and Deputy in Covington Bar Fight
In Covington Kentucky a saloon quarrel left Deputy Sheriff Nicholas Tothimari and John McTnerny wounded by Policeman Robert Brown. Tothimari was shot in the stomach and is in serious condition. McTnerny was shot through the shoulder and is mildly wounded. The quarrel began as Brown and Melmery clashed. Brown drew and fired. Melmery is a brother of Covington's Sheriff Melmery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriffa
Cincinnati
Covington
Nicholas Tothim
Ari John McTnerny
Robert Brown
Melnery
Sihih
Brown
Botkin
Melmery
Special Tax Levy for Chestnut Walnut Street Improvement
An ordinance outlines a special tax on all lots and lands along Chestnut to Walnut streets in Coshocton Ohio to fund the improvement of Chestnut Street. It sets front-foot assessments, semiannual payments, interest, penalties, and collection by the city, with the mayor and council overseeing the project and publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brith
Qoshostun
Ouis
Chestihut Street
Walnub Street
Coshoctoan
Oluw
Coshocton
Casly Eten
Ll. Valnat
Firoh Street
Chest
Walnut Street
Cashouton Oho
Oshocten
Ohie
Bs Sane
Uch Sams
Ipod Whiel
Ana
Ards
Gowneies CO
Geenneton
Todd
Saul
Ohio set for centennial celebration at Chillicothe in 1903
Ohio legislature approves 810,000 to fund the centennial celebration in Chillicothe, the state’s first capital. The event honors the 1802 constitution and the 1787 ordinance creating a state from the northwest territory, with ceremonies and a bronze tablet at the first state house site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Ohio
Chilliggibe
State Historical and Archaeldlogical
Chillicothe
Chillisothe
Congress
Northwest Territory
State of
Arthur St. Clair
Territorial
Thomas Jefferson
Nathaniel Massie
Thomas Worthington
Edward Tittin
Ross County
Jeremian Morrow
Warren County
Charles Willing Byrd
William Henry Harrison
Return J. Meigs
Washington County
St Clair
Slabehood
Sir Catt, Lhat
Guillicothe
St. Clair
Chiliisorhe
Territorial Assembly
Constitutional Convention
Edward TuiHn
Thomas Worth Joy Pon
William Greigh- Lou, Jr
Senate
Michael Baldwin
House
Samuel Findlay
Adams
Joseph Irington
Israel Jdnalson
Choris Kurker
Belmont
James Caldwell
Mirjah Woods
Clermont
Philip Gateb
James Sargent
Fairfield
Kenry Abrims
Manuel Carpenter
Tamilton
Julin A. Brown
Charles Watling Byrd
Francis Dunavy
Wolliai Gaofurth
John Kicchel
Jeremian Merrow
Ohn Paul
Kone Reily
John Smith
Juhi Wise
Jeferson
Rudolph Bair
George Wumpheys
Johm Mollian
Nathan Updewrai
Azvdeel Wells
Russ
James Grund
Edward Tsfin
Thomas Weashington
Trumbull
David Abbott
Wisi Statehouse
Otsa
Commonwealth
Ton Job A. T. Tall
Iowa
Hue
Mull
Edward Tulin
Oto
Chicoc Snes
Platt Amendment Ties United States and Cuba in Treaty Debate
Washington reports discuss the Platt amendment’s binding effect and Cuba’s concessions on tariffs. General Bliss aims to ease Cuban concerns about US terms while jurisdictions debate whether to embed the amendment in a treaty. Coroner to investigate death of Louise Hoge in Evanston after Christian science treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cubs
Washington
State Department
Cuba
General Bliss
Isle of Pines
Mise Louise Hoge
Evanston
Uls
Misa Hoge
Holmes Hoge
First Natonal Bank of Chicago
Miss Hoge
Dr. Bogan
Nevitt
Himal
Various Rail, Accident, and Legal Notices Across Cities
A string of terse items reports incidents from Steubenville Ohio to Cambridge Massachusetts. A 14 year old laborer named John Motnich was injured by a dinkey engine near Steubenville. Burgess near Mayville Kentucky faces arrest in a murder case. Roland Molvieux linked to a museum incident in New York. A painter died in an elevator shaft at the Patent Office Building in Washington. Nina Danforth from Framingham pleads to manslaughter in a death case. Fifty eight employees at Law-Teas Furnace Co in Ironton Ohio strike after four union men were told to vacate company property. The protest is described as ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Motnich
Steubenville
Burgess
Mavayilie
Ae Fee
Washmeton
Cambridge
Mass
Nina K. Danforth
Framingham
Andrew J. Emery
Law- Teacs Furnace Company
Ironton, O
First American Casualties in Colombian Revolt On Warship Action
Nov 13 Panama reports the first American deaths in the Colombian revolt as the Bogota and Chuquito engaged rebels near the beach. An armorer and a crewman were killed, several others wounded, and rebels were said to suffer heavy casualties while a rebel schooner was captured and a second was burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Bogota
Bessie
Marmaduke
Richard Kane
Washington
George Walker
Clark
Vasquez
Cross
Helvetia
Kane
Coshocton Parkets and Grain Prices in Semi Weekly Update
A semi weekly price list from Coshocton Parkets shows costs for butter onions cheese and various meats, with grain rates for Wheat and Corn, plus additional figures for dricks and cleaning supplies. The document lists per pound and per bushel rates, though much of the text is garbled and partially unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson x Smith
Pouuil
Couetry
Ees. Lee
Etianet
Vradlinws
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Adams Mills
Guernsey
Rome
Naples
Stautioun
Roberto Piscivell] Taegel
William Rapinet Mackenzie
Chicago News
Miallan
Europe
England
Rowe
Villeee
Post
Wutepmdie
Duratus
Lee
Islaa
Pisebell Taegei
Epee
Elaine
Washington Post
Pop Crane
Edward M. Wimmer
AL Wriestr
T. W. Vo
Ari
Daélz
Oughuctuo
R. Kein
Dewey
Manilla
Gunner J. J. Cross
Bogota Halls
Cedar Rapids
Exchange
William McHenry
Board of Trade
McHenry
Texas Technics
New York
Castle
To Eully
Boston
Niararowa
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