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Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1903

Page

1

Neptunes Path Strewn With Dismantled Homes

Telegraph report details widespread flood damage in Passaic and nearby towns. Hundreds of homes are ruined or at risk, with five hundred families homeless and mills submerged. Bridges destroyed, rail yards damaged, and relief centers opened as Governor Murphy orders armory aid.

Patergon Apollo Hall Sermory Murphy Passaic Dundee Wallington Duttonville Sussex Frusquehanna Brett Yrenton N.J Delaware River Haston Trenton Eastons Point Pleasant Byram N. J Easton Reading Railroad Delaware St Yardley Pennsylvania Morrisville Calhoun Street

Wreckage Washes Ashore After Storm Along Virginia Coast

Wreckage from the Ocean Belle Georgia and the Nellie W Howlett strewn along Virginia Beach Dam Neck and Sea Tack life saving station. Captain George E Adams body washed ashore two miles south of Sea Tack. George Peters still missing. Surfman William Capps credited with heroic rescue of three remaining crew members.

Norfolk Virginia Coast Ocean Belle Georgia Virginia Beach Dam Neck Nellie W. Howlett George E. Adams Sea Tack George Peters William Capps Sea Tack Station Virginia

Another Job for Casket Maker

Hoehester New Jersey date Oct 12 A short age of 8000 in the accounts of Julien Stein treasurer of the National Casket company has been discovered by expert accountants It is feared the amount may be greater as the defaulting officer handled New Jersey business and state accounts await review New York detectives seek the treasurer per telegraphed information from Chief of Police Cleary.

Hoehester Julien Stein National Casket Company New Jersey New York Cleary

Deportation threat looms for Celestials in Chinatown raid

Boston Oct. 12. Following the Chinatown killing of Wonk Yak Chung linked to a Highbinders plot, immigration officials led a citywide raid. Nearly 200 Celestials without registration certificates were detained at the federal building with deportation to China likely for those unable to prove lawful status. An overturned barge injured two officers and several Chinese locals, but no fatal injuries were reported.

Boston Wonk Yak Chung Chinatown Billings Federal Building China

Robbers Rifle Country Homes Under Sheriff Fire

Robbers entered Stewart Wolfe’s two miles below town through the cellar stealing a watch and revolver. They then pried into Ed Laziere’s Wilson farm home north of town, ransacking the house and taking only a pair of shoes. Families left early and returned late, suggesting the theft occurred in the afternoon. Special revival meetings are underway at Union Chapel with services at seven.

Stewart Wolfe Town Ed Laziere Wilson Farm Wolfe Laziere

Redletter Day Campaign Meeting in Co shoxton

Senator Hanna and Col Herrick will speak in Co shocton on Wednesday afternoon October 21. A Redletter Day in the Campaign features the Peerless Leaders. For particulars see Page 3.

Hanna Col. Herrick Coshocton

Quarantine Lift Sought In Smallpox Case

F Herbert McDonald filed injunction in common pleas against W M Smith Charles Helman A N Compton Jesse McClain S A Stacey and Julius E Foster health officer to stop confinement of his family and removal of the smallpox notice. Judge Dailey granted a temporary injunction, lifting quarantine and setting the family free to leave Mailbury until a final hearing. bond fixed at 200 dollars. case forwarded to state board, promising a lively proceeding.

Herbert McDonald Board of Health F. Herbert McDonald W. M., Smith Charles Helman A. N. Compton Jesse McClain S. A. Stacey Julius E. Foster Estella BR. A. Powelson Dailey Mberly City Board of Health State Board

LINTON TOWNSHIP HAS PRETTY LITTLE ROMANCE

Plainfield Ohio October 12 Special rumor says cupid found a match for Olive Shaffer of Linton township and a Peoria man J Dusenberry. Neighbors claim a secret marriage occurred in Coshocton and the groom will come for his bride after he builds a home. A license was issued October 1 to J W Dusenberry and Olive Shaffer. no minister found to perform the ceremony.

Plainfield, O Cupid Olive Shaffer Mrs. Shaffer Dusenberry Coshocton Shafter Hammersley Linter Milla Forney J. W. Dusenberry Farmer Peoria Olive Shaeffer Linton Township

Wheels of Justice Opens October Term in Common Pleas

The October term of common pleas court opened today with Judge Eason presiding and the grand jury in session. Prosecutor Wheeler notes many cases to be heard and about eighty witnesses subpoenaed. The petit jury will convene next Monday and criminal cases will be addressed first as usual.

Common Pleas Court Eason Wheeler Grand Jury Petit Jury

Monnett Looks for Democratic Flattery in Press

Columbus Oct 12 Special Frank S Monnett Democratic candidate for Attorney General subscribed to clipping bureaus but found Republican roasts in GOP papers and none in Democratic papers. He blamed standard oil ads in Democratic organs for muting his name, even at his home Bucyrus paper.

Columbus Frank $. Monnett Monnett Bucyrus

Iowa town shaken by Blydenburg murder case exposure

Telegraph report from Des Moines details Ebenezer Blydenburg alleged linked to wife deaths across multiple marriages. Remains of wife No 3 exhumed. arsenic found in stomach analysis by Professor Vaughan. Blydenburg, once prominent in Sunday school work, held a farm and was released on $10,000 bond amid community shock.

Des. Moines I, Jr Ebenezer Enburg Blydenburg Ann. Arbor, Mich W. ©. Vaughan Wauseon Bryan Brooklyn Miss Goddard Lafayette Avenue Eldora

Shot by Mistake in Trenton Firearm Incident

Henry Brown a retired hotel keeper and local millionaire was shot twice in the head by Peter Katz after Brown forced entry into Katz's home. Katz fired believing Brown to be a burglar. Brown's condition was critical with no chance of recovery. Brown had shown strange behavior earlier and was reportedly heavily intoxicated. The men and their families were strangers prior to the incident.

Trenton N. J Henry Brown Peter Katz Hoywe Brown Brown Kotz

Girls Climb Fence at County Fair

At the county fair three young ladies attempted entry by climbing the fence. They used coquettish smiles on Special Officer Harris and tried Officers Swigert Howe and Young, but were blocked. They later slipped away over the palings and joined the crowd inside.

Harris Swigert Howe Young

Vox Popul Takes a Hand

J C Douglass circulates a petition among property owners near the high school to persuade the board of education to abolish the dry closet system. The group argues it is unhealthy and offensive and asks for sewerage to be used instead at nearby buildings.

J. C. Douglass Board of Education

Troops Landed on Korean Soil By Mi kado

Reports from Berlin and London in October describe Japan and Russia maneuvering toward potential hostilities. Telegrams note Japanese troops on limited territory and ships assembling in the Far East. Berlin reports a delicate balance, with both sides ready to fight but not yet committed, while ministers in Yokohama await instructions and confirm Manchurian convention lapse.

London Daily Mails Shanghai Masai Japan Ranlwi Daily’ Mall Saya China Far East Ch Foo Russia Port. Arthur Meganpho Korea Port Arthur Berlin St. Petersburg Tokyo Watts Yokohama Haron Vom Frosen Baikal Military District Keng-Chang-Ten Pekin M. Leasar

Wheel explodes injuring workman at Novelty Advertising Co

Joseph Powelson, yard stick m easurer, suffered a facial cut and eye injuries when an emery wheel shattered at the Novelty Advertising Company plant near eleven Monday. Dr. Jesse McClain treated the wounds. Powelson, a middle aged resident at Orchard and Tenth, was injured but not seriously harmed. Librarians meet and Findlay in future. Ed McCabe’s horse Lou Dillon dies. Horse traders arrive with three-wagon cavalcade owned by James Gorman. New baby born Friday night to Hankine and spouse on Kenilworth avenue.

Joseph Powelson Has Jesse McClain Mr. Powelson Orchard Tenth Streets

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