Social notes list relatives and visitors from many towns
Miss Mary Ricketts returned from West Lafayette where she had been visiting. Banjemin Coe and Bella Peacock visited Washington for a reunion. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Peacock attended the industrial exposition in Pittsburg. Mr. and Mrs. St. C. Waynes of Indianapolis hosted by Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Morniey. Carrie Elliott Eleanor Brooks Sophie Wilson and Helen Pomerene left for Washington Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. George Sykes of Biscoe are visiting Sheiling West Virginia and will go to Arlington before returning. Mrs. R. granddaughter Mark and Miss Mary Saturday evening attended a street fair. G. W. Denzer and A. R. encampment at this week. Barney Iene of Dennison visited Company C Byron Fries and Miss Mar a Wright wed at the parsonage Thursday evening. Dr. and Mrs. D. B. Yarnell of New York City just returned from a three months continent trip. Seth Hootman Lewis Marlatt and John R. Sprague of Colwell County Kansas arrive Friday to visit relatives. Hootman and Marlatt formerly lived here. Sprague is a Muskingum County native.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Hootman
Lewis Marlatt
John R. Sprague
Colwell County
Kansas
Mr. Hootman
Mr. Marlatt
This County
Mr. Sprague
Mus
Kingum County
Transfers of Real Estate and Probate Actions in Jefferson County
Court transfers list multiple property deeds in Jefferson and Coshocton areas with values from 8500 down to 1900, including estates of Meredith and Hawkins. Also notes marriage license for John W W McDonald and Mary E Jennings, and various probate items such as inventories, accounts, wills, and administrators in Perry and nearby townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Funk
John Frederick
Benjamin F. Frederick
Jefferson Township
Argaret Henderson
Belle Wenderson
George Murray
Clark Township
Charles V. Edwards
Jennie Edwards
Lawrence E. Edwards
Cassingham
Coshocton
C. M. Wiscarver
Lenora M. Wiscarver
John WW. McDonald
Clark County
Mary E. Jennings
Linton Township
Nerve Pills Claim Benefit for Coshocton Man
Mr. Rod. Martin of 101 Adams Street Coshocton Ohio aged 44 says Dr. A W Chase's Nerve Pills eased nervous trembling and restored some life vigor. He credits Anderson's drug store and the pills marketed at 60 cents a box through dealers or Dr W Obese Medicine Co Buffalo NY with steadying his nerves and improving mobility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rod. Martin
Adams Street
Coshocton
A. W. Chase
Anderson
Dr. + W. Obese Medicine Co
Buffalo, N
M. D
Divorce Suit Details Cruelty and Desertion Case
Martha E. Cochran sues Elmer Cochran in common pleas for divorce and alimony claiming extreme cruelty and broken promises. The pair married September 26, 1900 after a tumultuous engagement begun in Walbonding in June 1900. Cochran allegedly fled to Alabama with the wife, leaving her to endure hardship on a remote mountain homestead before returning and resuming cohabitation. He later evaded service while in Alabama. she has worked as a domestic in Koshungton while pursuing the suit now that he is back in the state. Attorney Wil Shims represents her interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha E. Cochran
Common Pleas
Elmer Cochran
Sey
Walbonding
Cochran
Mt.Vernon
Atlantic City
Elmer
Beers
Coehran
Zanesville
Alabama
Dhene
Etawah County
Alabana
Atlall
Coshucton County
Sait
Coshucton
Wil Shims
Abe
Injunction Actions Challenge Cambridge and Walnut Tax Assessments
Two new suits filed in Coshocton County Common Pleas seek to lower property taxes on Cambridge and Walnut street assessments. Plaintiffs John Hesket Henry Ward Wan Davies and Mary L. Bever name City of Coshocton and W. T. Williams as treasurer. R. M. Voorhees Chris Wortman and Core S. Caton file the second suit alleging improper assessment tied to Burt Avenue. Temporary injunctions restrain tax collection until final hearing. Rocky Mountain Tea advertisement appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commort Pleas Court
Cambridge and
Walnut Streets
R. ML. Voorhees
Chris. Wotartan
Core S. Caton
Palma Discusses Cuba Artillery Withdrawal Hope
Cuban President Palma told New York Tribune correspondent that four months of self government have gone smoothly with a surplus after expenses. He urged immediate US troop withdrawal, citing a positive Cuban morale impact and stating 5,000 artillery men would suffice. He favored reciprocal measures open to all nations and hinted at modest internal tax plans on luxuries. He will study a $35 million loan before deciding, ensuring a sinking fund per the Platt amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba Libre
Palma
Uiuvuna
New York Tribune
United States
Cuba
Wallington Alticlass
Paluia
United States Senate
Tie
Congress
Farley Promoted as Archbishop Elect Receives Cheerful Tale
A New York Times story recalls Archbishop elect John M. Farley sharing a humorous diner anecdote with the Very Rev Dean in Yonkers. An elderly parishioner humorously suggests Farley’s next rise is to heaven, provoking laughter among guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Farley
New York Times
Dean
Yonkers
Corrett
Boy Ends School Strike With Wise Words at Breaker Town
Nine year old Dreaker boy Candy, from Bil lard Grove, Wilkes-Barre area, spoke to hundreds of pupils threatening to walk out over mine-related ties. He urged boys to study now that there is no strike, telling them they must work when possible and not prolong unrest. The speech redirected the walkout and ended the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papiia
McCole
Billard Grove
Candy
D. L. O'Neill
Fashions For Men Highlight More Color This Season
A New York sartorial authority notes fall and winter patterns favor richer colors and stripes in suits and trousers. Expected shifts include brown foundations with gray shades, broader trouser stripes, longer coats, and preserved dinner dress lapel facings, while shirt and hose tones move toward somber, restrained hues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Paris
Russian Grand Duke Discusses Macedonian Situation
Grand Duke Nicholas of Russia met with the sultan in Constantinople to discuss Macedonia. He assured the sultan of Russia’s friendly desire to maintain order there and then departed for Livadia on the Black Sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Macedonia
Constantinople
Nicholas
Livadia
Black Sea
Ohio House Bans Pingpong Tables With Pool and Billiards
After a lengthy debate the Ohio legislature's house code committee voted to extend the ban to pingpong tables joining pool and billiards and a movement reportedly targets rowleute in the same venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Committed death by own action in Ohio murder case
Springfield Oct. 6 Isaac Weymouth who killed Marshal Harris of Gedarville during arrest resistance committed death by own action by hanging himself. Despondency over money matters said to be cause. He had separated from his wife recently. Coypte struck by a train. Columbus Oct. 6 Mr and Mrs Christopher Langeloh were struck by a Toledo and Ohio Central train while crossing on city outskirts. Mr Langeloh killed instantly and his wife fatally injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Isaac Weymouth
Marshal Harris
Gedarville
Columbus
Christopher Langeloh
Toledo and
Ohio Central
Afr
Langeloh
Various News Briefs From Across The Globe
Edward A Banker actor dies suddenly in Minneapolis. Socialists in Elkhart Indiana plan a grocery and department store. Mrs T F Burns Sioux City suicide after husband’s sudden departure. Sir Michael Herbert arrives in New York with Lady Herbert and son Michael. Great Lakes tug crew dismissals swap union crews. New Zealand rail tests favor American locomotives. Mil ton Pennsylvania passenger train collision kills Engineer Wheeland and Conductor Stinger. Farmers in Logan County Ohio feed hogs with coal for its healing claims. Ely Cream Balm marketed for nasal use with spray tube. Mrs Austin pancake flour advertised as ready mix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Banker
Toledo
Minneapolis
Elkhart
Ind
T. F. Burns
Sioux City
Iowa
Michael Herbert
United States
Lady Herbert
Michael
New York
Great Lakes Towing Company
New Zealand
Milton
Wheeland
Harrisburg
Stinger
Sunbury
Mill Creek Board invites bids for a two room schoolhouse
Notice to Contractors and Builders announces sealed proposals to the Mill Creek township Board of Education for a two room frame school house in Sub-district No 5. Bids due at 12 oclock noon Central Standard time on October 35 1903. Each bid must list all interested parties and include a bond or certified check of one hundred dollars. Bondsmen must reside in the county and a contract will be formed if a bid is accepted. Prices for each material and labor must be stated separately. The board may reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Mill Creek
Coeshocta
Ohio
M.H. Croft
Clark
Suid Rd
Murdered on the rails near Glenwood Station
William Huff and Charles Johnson of Miamisburg Ohio were held up by two highwaymen at Glenwood Station. Johnson was robbed of $5 and told to run down the track. Huff disappeared and was later found dead on the tracks after a locomotive passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oahloan
Pittsburg
William Huff
Charles Johnson
Miamisburg
Findlayville
Glenwood Station
Johnson
Huff
Hutf
Refunding bond sale bids for Coshocton Ohio governance
Sealed proposals will be received at the Mayor's Office in Coshocton Ohio until 12 noon Tuesday October 28 1902 for fourteen thousand dollars of refunding donor bonds issued to refinance city debt. Bonds numbered 1 through 14 mature 1912 to 1925 with semiannual interest of 4.5 percent. Bids must state bond count premium accrued interest and total offer. Purchaser to furnish bonds and provide bank guarantee of $500. Bid envelopes labeled Bids for refunding bonds. Edward M. Wimmer City Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Oalo
Ohio
State of
Rida
Edward M. Wimwer
Notice For Parole From Ohio Reformatory
Fotlre is hereby given that William Wilson, a prisoner, is entitled under the law and rules governing his confinement to communication with the Board of Managers and the government authorities at the Ohio State Reformatory. The notice confirms his eligibility for parole consideration and related procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fotlre
William Wilson
Ohio State Reformatory
Oaid
Sfaiiom
Board of Manegers
Tetearaa
MT Merton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary Ricketts
West Lafayette
Banjemin Coe
Bella Peacock
Wuaashington
G. A. BR
C. L. Peacock
St. C. Waynes
Inpespolis
Munn
Rder
B. M. Morniey
Carrie Elliott
Eleanor Brooks
Sophie Wilson
Helen Pomerene
Washington
Orge Sykes
Bioscoe
Sheeling
W. Va
Orlington
Tecao
Mark
Mary
Mr Wide Nera
Anna
Sursday
Ssouy
G. W. Denzersre
A. R
Barney Iene
Dennison
Byron Ffries
Miss Mara
Wright
Baf
Toland
D. B.yarnell
New York City
Continent
Dr. Yarnell
J. E. Yarnell
City
Coshouton High School
County School Funds
Eliy
Beth Leven
Franklin
Jackson
Effesson
Keene Tan
Gafayette
Monroe
Tiverton
Yin
PSC
Adah Au
Clare Aedsieee
Tany
Lahde
John Cognton
John Wagoner
J. Russel Powelson
Thomas Welling
Burt F. Voorhees
Elizabeth Frederick
TF. T. Stockum
Catharine Cognion
Henry K. Lee
Perry Township
Katie Cochran
Thomas K. Pepper
Vaginia Township
Clara 8. Glassei
Virginia Township
Board of Appraisers
Rocky Mountain Tea
BE. Anderson
C.C. C
Farley
Lion
Edward
England
Alphonso
Spain
C. M. Hay
Waltham
Coshocton, O
Bellefontaine, O
Logan County
Ely
Peite
Jacents
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
G. F. Finnell
Geidel Block
Opera House
W.D. Karr
Preenent
Croft
Wret Wold Bear
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