Court actions and marriages in Coshocton area schedules
In common pleas court L F McVey sues R A Given and W C Given for 16435 with eight percent interest since September 29 1903. Probate court admits the will of Cassimer Lorenz and fields the first and final account of J M Compton as administrator of Jacob Wagoner’s estate. Licenses issued: John P Ford 22 farmer Plainfield with Blanche N Miller 20 Plainfield. Samuel Jennings 22 farmer Tuscarawas township with Laura DeLong 18 Franklin township. Edward Kutscher 29 rubber worker Akron with Anna Baker 24 Coshocton. Deeds filed include John C G McCoy to William L Marquand five acres in Virginia township. Max Schneider to Celestin Didion lot 1250 Board of Trade second addition, 130. Isaac Ross to Mabel McPeak lot 30 Coshocton 1250. J B Dillon and wife to Mabel McPeek part of lot ten Coshocton 850. William C Fritz and wife to Wilson Norris 82 acres Perry township 1700. Anthony Hartley and wife to Harvey A Sicker parts of lots one and twelve West Lafayette 300. D F Heck and wife to John Stewart 33 acres Oxford township 2800. Frank L Patterson and wife to Iva D Petry part of lot 244 Coshocton 1950. J L Montgomery and wife to Merrell B Smith part of lot 977 Coshocton 2500. Coshocton Gas Co to Coshocton Light and Heating Co part of lots 5572 and 5538 Coshocton 1000.
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L. F. McVey
Wathending
Common Pleas Court
R. A. Given
W. OC
Mr. McVey
J. C. Adams
Cassimer Lorenz
J. M. Compton
Jacob Wagoner
John P. Ford
Isaac Ross
Mabel McPeak
Coshocton
J. B. Dillon
Mabel McPeek
William C. Fritz
Wilson Norris
Perry Township
Anthony Hartley
Harvey A. Sicker
West Lafayette
D. ¥. Heck
John Stewart
Oxford Township
Frank L. Patterson
Iva D. Petry
J. L. Montgomery
Merrell B. Smith
Coshocton Gas Company
Coshocton Light and Heating Company
Coshoeton
Ministers Elect New Officers by Coshocton Clergy
The Coshocton Ministerial Association met at the public library rooms to elect officers for the year. Rev H T Weber was chosen president and Rev H C Lcas secretary. Revs Lucas Weissecke MacDonald Hamilton and Weber spoke briefly, with MacDonald set to lead a general discussion at the next meeting on a topic of his choice. The next session is planned for Monday October. In Australia a new law bans contracts allowing a colored man to work on mail ships. mail steamers have been staffed mainly by Dark-skinned British subjects from India. The Age advertises: it pays.
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Coshocton
H. T. Weber
Lutheran Church
Cas
M. P. Church
Lucas
Weissecke
MacDonald
Hamilton
Weber
Australia
India
Indian Land Cases and Memorial for British Envoy
Acting Secretary Ryan orders the Dawes commission to suspend Cherokee land allotment pending approval of Delaware land segregation under the 1898 Curtis act. Memorial service to honor Sir Michael Herbert at St John’s Church in Washington will be attended by the president and cabinet. Mexican exhibit plans for St Louis Include 50,000 plants shipped and booths erected. Cyclone in St Charles Wynona County kills seven, injures 28, with extensive destruction and $100,000 in damages.
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Washington
Ryan
Interior Department
Dawes Indian Commission
Department
District of Columbia
Anderson
Hitchtock
Sir Michael
St John’s Church
Roland Cotton Smith
Sir Michael H Herbert
Gcmg
Great Britain
Mexico
City of Mexico
Albino R. Nuncio
St. Louis
Nuncio
Tve
St Louis
St. Paul
Minn
St. Charles
Winona County
Tormado
Central School
Chicago Great Western Station
Catholic Church
Parrott’s
Convent Awarded Damages in Ontario Case
Mary Archer formerly of Milwaukee sued the Sacred Heart convent in London Ontario for dismissal from the order and confinement in an asylum alleging insanity and for 17 years of service. A jury awarded 8000 in damages 3000 for wages and 5000 for wrongful dismissal after her release from the asylum. The verdict was cheered in court.
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London
Ont
Mary Archer
Milwaukee
Sacred Heart Convent
Excess Interest Paid in Ohio by Taxation of Mortgages
A discussion between Farmer Perkins and Lawyer Thorndike analyzes excessive interest paid in Ohio over decades due to the taxing of mortgages and credits. They recite figures for mortgages in 1888 and 1890, estimate total excess interest at about 38.7 million dollars over a decade, and argue for constitutional changes to remove ad valorem taxes on mortgages to relieve debtors and shift burden to the proper authorities.
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Armer Perkins
Ohio
Thorndike
Hamilton County
Knox, Pike and Highland
California
Perkins
Pennsylvania
United States
Cuyahoga County
Hamilton
Franklin
Lucas
Montgomery
Vinton County
Betwen
Newberg
Cuyahoge County
Nelsonville
Athens County
Alfred Kelley
Perkine
Kelley
Farfeer Perkins
Knox
Pike
Auditor of State
Secretary of State
Perkina
Home Rule Conflicts Inside Ohio Democracy
Bryan orders Ohio Democrats to back Clarke and explains his voting reasons. Silverites doubt his contentions and debate Clarke on the silver issue. Critics who protested Bryan at the convention and afterward unite with Johnson supporters against Bryan for meddling in Ohio politics.
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Bryan
Ohio Democracy
Clarke
Allver
Calrke
Ohio
Nebraska
Johnson
Johnsoon
Democrats Organize to Overthrow Johnson and Clarke in Ohio
Genuine Democrats across Ohio mobilize for broad political action against Johnson and Clarke. They seek not just defeat but overwhelming repudiation of their leadership over socialistic tendencies, urging full Republican turnout this fall to unseat them and support the party’s platform. A separate notice states L. H. Thomson has leased the stables behind the Eureka Laundry and solicits patronage.
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Ohio
Johnson and Clarke
Auch
Herrick and Hanna
Johnson
Clarke
L. H. Thomson
Eureka
Beechette
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J. B. Renfrew
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Citizens Banking & Trust Company
R. E. Finley
T. H. Wheeler
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R. H. Mills
L. E. Baughman
Ass't
America
Louisiana
Henry de Lafreniere
Ashland
Wig
Nicholas Chauvin de Lafreniere
William E. Curtis
Chicago Record-Herald
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
William and Mary College
Lafreniere
Bienville
Lousiana
Consideraine
France
Louis XV
L’abbadie
New Orleans
Kingdom of
England
Spain
Nicholas Chauvin de Lafrentere
Noyan
Milaret
Antonio de Ulloa
Havana
Warreniere
Jean Milhet
John Adam
Nicholas Lafreniere
Milner
Alloa
Madrid
Milhet
Noyali
New Ourleans
Republic of Louisiana
Ulloa
Vella
Republic of
Count Aranda
Ita Peing
Europe
Gage
New England
Count O'Reilly
Mississippi
Lafreniere Milhet
Carrisse
Marquis
O'Reilly
Nicholas Chauvin du Lafreniere
Jean Baptiste Noyan
Pierre Carisse
Pierre Marquies
Joseph Milhet
Reilly
Uctoner
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Mulhet
Simes
Republe
Forster
Clarke Beran
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