Local notices and social items mix in Coshocton paper
Local notes report Richards nomination hopes from a promiseNt Kid and hints of other events. It notes H Dartins returning from a West trip, a Grand Juror summons in Columbus, a Keene store venture, church box social, a death in White Eyes township, and various county happenings, deaths, sales, and upcoming events with dates and places in Coshocton area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. D. Richards
Congress
H. Dartins
Jefferson Township
TG. Correy
Keene
Coshocton
Counterfeiter Captured in Columbus Court
James Clemens was brought from Coshocton by U.S. Marshal Mason and arraigned before U.S. Commissioner King on counterfeiting charges. He waived examination, bound over to the U.S. Court, and jailed in Franklin County after failing bail. Marshal Sayer and witnesses including a paper boy and the mayor aided the arrest. The boy had been paid with counterfeit silver dollars to get change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Clemens
Coshocton
U.S
Mason
Columbus
U. S
King
Franklin County
Sayer
Clyde Moore
Clemons
Newark
Richards Says Tariff Delays and Pension Policy Defeated Party
Richards hurried to Washington after the election to explain three obstacles to his party's defeat. He cited tariff bill delay, presidential indifference, and pension restrictions harming supporters as key factors that discouraged Democratic voters and undermined campaign momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richards
Washington
Mr. Richards
Thia
Ehort
Ohio
Xew Or Iranimation Christiae Temperance Union Organized
A young women’s temperance union formed in November with twenty members. Officers elected include Miss Lizzie Craft as president and Miss Carrie Elliott as first vice president, with several other officers named.
Loyd and Scott Vote in Coshocton County Returns
Loyd and Scott votes appear in Coshocton County with Loyd at 129 for Congress in the 17th district and Scott at 64 for Congress. Both names are not printed on the official ballot, with references to state ticket margins and local results involving Populists and Prohibitionists. Also noted are a rare 1808 silver dollar, a death in train service, and editorials praising clean government and temperance candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Courtxicu
M. J. Courtright
Huawah
Tribune
Commissioners Office
Ickes
Uni
Crepit
Coshocton
Ohio State University Dramatic Company
Thinally
Father Jacquet Visits Chattanooga Pioneer Priest Reflects on City
Father John M. Jacquet, now in Coshocton Ohio, visits Chattanooga as a pioneer priest. He recalls 1847 when the city was a village and 1864 after the war, praises Lookout Mountain views, the Times building, and the new grand church led by Father Walsh. He notes only about 740 Catholics in Coshocton County served by three churches and plans to christen a local girls society tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Crawford Township
Thra County
C. J. Fische
Mossbacks
W.G. Read
Coshecton County
Nat
Jlonest
Kid Gang
Therm
Pthear
Mannold
Bert
F. Sedy
Father Jacquet
Chattanooga
John M. Jacquet
Coshucton
Ohio
Iain
Father Walsh
Lookout Mountain
Hoege
Times
Ross Landing
Bera
Noahville
Tara Bill
Cary
Fourth annual meeting of the Gentre Ohio Aportamen’s As ee NH
The fourth annual meeting is set for a Saturday at 9 780 a m standard time in Agricultural Hall Millersburg Ohio. A cordial invitation goes to sport lovers to witness fish and game events with dogs encouraged. A grand hunt is planned for the Saturday after the meeting and a fox chase for the morning of the meeting near Millersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Asee
Agricultural Hall
Millersburg
J. A. Bucniew
Pres
Warsaw
J. G. Barron
See’y
Millursburg
Woman's Relief Corps Organized in Danville Area
A Woman's Relief Corps chapter was instituted Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Bagely of Danesville as Past Department President assisting by Mrs W A Pattenger of Dennison. Officers elected include President Anna Voorhees and Secretary Tena Taylor. The corps held afternoon instituting rites and evening installation with biweekly meetings planned and a hopeful outlook for continued prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saeburbar
Mra. Bagely
Danesville
W. A. Pattenger
Dennison
Anna B. Voorhees
Tena Taylor
R. J Tooker
James Hay
Mra
Laura Harght
Marriages Recorded in Narrow-Town Notices
Several marriage notices from local parishes list couples with origins including Franklin Station, Taylorville, Whiteyas town, Clark Township, and the city. Dates range from October to November with ministers named and spouses identified as Mr. or Miss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me E. Inuednage
Adama Milla
Hey
Bo Do Jinnes
Robert Stewart Wolfs
Valeria Roberts
Frankin Station
McCrew
Overrine
Taylorville
Maskingum Equnly
Minasuse Perral
White Yas
Misa Nellie Bucklew
Clark Township
G.C. Erwin
Williamf. Woods
Misa Annie Thornley
City
Gazette advertisement notices on prices and sales
Tuk Ae and N.Y. Tribune price at $1.75 per year. Bonnets cheaper at Mrs F W Munn's. Destrane farm for rent inquire at Ack Oprice. Auction sale of Mallinory at Mrs F W Munn's. THE AGE and Ohio Farmer subscribed at $2 a year in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuk Ae
N.Y. Tribune
Destrane Farm
Ack Oprice
Dt Cimmar
Mra. F. W. Munn’s
AGE
Ohio
Richards' Loss as 8 012 Points in 17th District Result
In 1592 Congressman Richards won 23 077 votes against A H Walkey's 16 723, a 6 354 plurality. This year Richards loses by 1 656, an 8 012 drop from the 1592 total. The district favors Captain McClure ahead of the state ticket, showing an individualized defeat for Richards rather than a party collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richards
A. H. Walkey
Capt. McClure
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Quai
B.C. Bracesvran
U. S. District Court
Columbag
Axprew J. Locxarp
White Eyes Township
Sampson
Tux Epworth League of Canal
Lewisville
Philo Hall
Roscoe M. P. Church
Yaure
City Hall
New Lisbon
Spring Mountain
Congressman Richards
Common Pleas
Ira Bell
Aaron M. Smith
Bernault Reuss
Zanesville
John C. Eliott
Flora B. Richardson
Clark
Jackson Township
C. Elliott
A.M. Mayers
Yast
Dayton
Mires Louise Lemberson
Binta Jouxson
Park Hotel
Columbus Hospital
William Compton
Washington Township
Mayer-etecr Stroxe
New York City
Loudonville
Pittsburg Dispatch
Tae Ace
Saylor
Glover
Dickey
CosHocros County
CosHocTex
McCoy
Hay
Newark Tribune
Yoxon Y. Avraham
Allegheny Seminary
Warsaw Presbyterian Church
W.J. Bel
South Third Street
Billy Bell
Athens
Standard Accident Insurance Company
Miz Township
Tuscarawas County
Ubricheville
Capt
McClure
Mill Township
Bailiwick
W. H. Stoutt
Tuscarawas Chronicle
Iaet
Absolom C. Trovinger
Plainfield Road
Thomas Lear
Luiss Lula Trovinger
A. N. Craft
James Wilke
Eys
Dresden
F. McDonald
Tur
Cothacton
Law Library Association
Stag
T. C. Roche
E. W. James
R. M. Voorhees
W. A. Aimebaugh
H. Nicholas
J. M. Compton
Messrs. Hogs & Carnanan
Cadiz
Harrison County
RAD
Sroar
Treue
The
Baptist Church
Pao Sandle
W. H. Dickey
Joseph Burrell
W. HH. Dickey
Melbourne Mail
W. RC
Tarsanik
Mra. F.W. Muonn
W. H. Barcroft
McDowell Building
Main Strep. Jeant
Railroad
F. W. Munn
Goohocton Poultry and Pet “Stock Association
Goth
Vereninany Sunction
J E. Foster
F. C. Hay
Jia
Wanreo
A. N. Corton
Sprague
J. Carrry & Son
Roscoe
Carhartt
Gowlac Tin
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