Wealth and Beauty at New York Horse Show amid War and Peace
A long editorial letter comments on Canadian American relations and U S domestic prosperity. It notes New York City’s grand horse show highlighting fashion and wealth, praising the display of fine bloodlines and the public praise for a new evangelist alongside reflections on wars, peace, and a plea for harmony between nations.
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United States
Canada
Aline
Calvary
New York
Evangelist Moody
Earth
Beyvar
Cone
Brother Sankey
Israel
Laying Brick on Walnut Street Progress Report
Workmen began laying brick on Walnut Street between Third and Fourth, with the first brick set Thursday afternoon. Gravel is being rolled in the street and construction is to proceed rapidly.
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Walnut Street
Only moves a hand Mrs Susan Cochran paralyzed
A New Guiltroup report recalls Mrs Susan Cochran wife of Alexander Cochran collapsing at home after dinner prep. She remained unconscious for a time and since awakening has regained only slight muscle control in her left hand. Her speech is impaired though her mind remains active and doctors fear no recovery.
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Susan Cochran
Alexander Cochran
Accident injures Allen Fortune in Willow Brook hunting
Allen Fortune, living with Reverend Wright in Willow Brook, was hunting with Craig Wright when a gun discharged while climbing a fence near the house. His right hand was badly lacerated. Dr. Lyman McCardy and later Dr. Frew treated him. Surgeons fear the hand may be lost.
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Allen Fortune
Reverend Wright
Willow Brook
Craig Wright
Fortune
Lyman McCardy
New Moscow
Frew
Coshocton
Special Agent Wright Arrives for One Month Assignment
Special Agent Wright of the Pan Handle began work at the passenger station after arriving Wednesday. He will stay a month. Agent Kipp is on leave due to illness. Wright is remembered for making many friends in the city last summer.
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Wright
Kipp
Sheep drive draws crowd in Coshocton on Main Street
A flock of about fourteen hundred sheep owned by James Moore attracted attention on Coshocton's Main Street Friday. He had purchased them in southern Ohio and driven them to town, where they were taken to pens east of the city to be fattened for the market.
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Coshocton
James Moore
White Women Scarce Rival Body Former
A dispatch from Los Angeles discusses soldiers in the Philippines and their homesick views on local women, noting a contrast between clean native attire and perceived uncleanliness of women, followed by several other short items on veterans, a suicide, a fire in Detroit, and various wartime notices.
Coshocton Quartet organized by Lewis S Yeager
Lewis S Yeager has formed a singing quartet with J. Ransom Joe Lucas and E. A. Pointer. The group has already performed for friends and practices diligently, promising to provide fine music at social functions in Coshocton.
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Lewis S. Yeager
Coshocton
L. S. Yeager
J. Ransom
Joe Lucas
E. A. Pointer
Williams vs Mar latt verdict in favor of Williams
The case went to the jury Saturday and returned a verdict for Doctor Williams for 3107.75. The defense said the note was forged claiming it was written by Mariatt's wife and that Mariatt never signed it. Captain Jones produced another note signed similarly years earlier showing the same handwriting. The expert testimony indicated the signature came from the same person and the plaintiff won.
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Williams
Marlatt
Doctor Williams
Mariatt
J. C Adams
Captain Jones
Peren
Pianiyk
Hunters Halted as Landholders Bar Hunt in New Franford
A group of Columbus specialists planned a hunt in New Franford but were informed that owners in the area had decided to prohibit hunting on their land. The party, disappointed, chose to return home.
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Columbus
Out of the business sale by McFarland and Cornell
McFarland and Cornell sold their accident insurance business to T I Eliott and plan to dispose of their fire insurance soon. They took the state agency for the United States Registry company and will travel through Ohio for most of the time. El is not known for gist what disposal will be made at the ... insurance business.
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Canada
United States
Admiral Dewey
New York
England
South Africa
Ind
Angie Saxon
God
Rejnice
Rome
France
Corres
OIKCE
Angeles
P. L
Philippines
Coshocton
Lund
Islands
Luzon
Hlanvey B. Davis
McFarland & Cornell
T. I. Eliott
United States Registry Company
Ohio
Looking After Leases
Hon. Lake Jones of Wooster visited on Wednesday to seek oil leases in unleased territory. He failed to secure leases but plans to return with hopes of better prospects.
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Lake Jones
Wooster
Cashacton
Belmont Battle Assessment Elusive Amid Mixed Accounts
London dated dispatches describe the Belmont fight as splendid yet hampered by lack of cavalry and unclear success. Reports differ on Boer gun captures, while Methuen’s report omits such details and readers doubt follow up.
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London
Fifth Lancers
Lord Methuen
Fragmented 19th Century News Sweep in Southeast Texas Rains
Weather and military shifts dominate the page with reports of heavy rains in southeast Texas and troop transfers from Bayard to Fort Duchesne. Additional items note immigration totals, a fatal shooting near Maryville, battleship speed trials, and other scattered notices from political and local life.
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Marquis of Salisbury
Texas
Ninth Cavalry
Bayard
Fort Duchesne
United States
Tom Lindsey
Jesse
Maryville
Kentucky
Kearsarge
J. Smith
Markham
St Louis
Ruby J. Britt
Titan, O
Reuben S. Bennett
Iowa
New York
Emerson McMillin
Columbus, O
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New Guilford
Mr. Kipp
Agent Weight
Main Street
Davis
Organization of
Buckeyes
Washington
Liller
Lerves
George Dewey
Theodore Roosevelt
Irving Hale
Colorado
William Christopher Liller
Pennsylvania
William P. Lane
Maryland
Edward C. Davis
Georgia
James B. Correll
George W. Taylor
Virginia
James H. Tillman
South Carolina
James P. Fyffee
Tennessee
Charles H. Jones
New Jersey
Helen M. Gould
Bill’ Antony
William Antony
Bill Antony
Presbyterian Hospital
Central Park
Maine
Havana Harbor
Sigsbee
Antony
Anthony
Meine
Tre
Detroit
A. Krolik & Co
Strong
Lee & Co
Krolik Steel
Francis Palms
Shafter
Congress
General Shafter
Decatur
Ill
Roland B. Molineux
James Hynes
Schell
Cincinnati
Epworth League
Edwin A. Schell
Board of Control
W. P. Thirkfield
Atlente
Sehell
Coshocton Quartet
Aspides Asom
Apuaas
Walier
Rhodes
Cape
Daily Tel
U! States
Macrum
St. Louis
Professor Simpson
James T. Roberts
la Robert
Jessons
Simpson
Council Bluffs
Valparaiso
Senor
Rafael SotojMmarer
Philadelphia
Bedford
A. J. Ha#etler
Nashville
Tenn
Springweld
Seventh Street
Springheld
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