Pastor Henry Kohler to Wed Miss Ell Weacox in Brunswick
Henry Irving Kohler pastor of U B church announces engagement and upcoming marriage to Miss Ell Weacox of Brunswick Medina. Ceremony planned at local church Wednesday morning with Rev J S Kendall officiating. Kohler recently relocated to Canton and has been welcomed by Congregation and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Irving Kohler
U. B
Missell
Weacox
Brunswick
Medina
Chichler
J. 5. Kendall
Theuperior
Valuable dog missing after fast crossing incident
C. Herbig loses his valuable cocker spaniel after crossing a train platform at Main Street. The dog stayed aboard as the train moved off and has not been seen since. The note mentions family details and a local sale at C. H. Anderson's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fa. C. Herbig
Mr. Herbig
Splendid Winter Lecture Course Planned by Grace M E Church
The Grace M E Church Ladies Aid society announces a winter lecture series starting Thursday Oct 22 in Grace church auditorium. Humorist Spillman Riggs will headline with guests Miss Ida Benfrey the American story teller Westminster Abbey glee club and concert chair Senator J P Dolliver and Africa Kaffir boy Choir. Season tickets are $1 for five performances. A dairy cow remark notes excellence in form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of Grace
Church
Spillman Riggs
Grace Church
Ida Benfrey
West Lafayette College Remembrance and Excursion News
Special correspondence from West Lafayette College notes a student Charles Donnaldson’s death with memorial services and college tributes. The piece also mentions ongoing student enrollment emphasis and a Texas rice harvest excursion organized by Leech-Moling Bros with round trip fares from Dennison to San Antonio, urging ticket purchase and indicating travel details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Lafayette College
Weat Lafayette College
Charles Donnaldson
Severly
Ourial
Webster Literary Society
Coles
Columbus
Donaldson Memorial Fces
C. E. Sheppard
Newcomerson
Thrapp
Vernon
Thomas
M. B
Coshocton
Sunay
Texas
Leech-Moling Bros
Dennison
Ohio
San Antonio
New Orleans
Beaumont
Houston
C. A. Leech
Alexander
New Philadelphia
Mol‘Bros
Bavehman
Close to Clarke on Two-Cent Fare Fight in Ohio
The two cent railroad fare battle in Ohio spans party lines with John H. Clarke backing the policy while W. F. Maag and the Johnson faction oppose action in the legislature. Maag, Clarke’s closest associate, voted against recalling the bill, and Johnson urged Maag’s re election. The row shows cross party support and labor union opposition, not a party issue. Also: the Baltimore ship F. W. Babbicork is aground in Chesapeake Bay near Patapoco River with tug Cumberland nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Clarke
Ohio
Nickle Plate Railroad
Clarke
W. F. Maag
Mahoning County
Youngstown
House
Maag
Johnson
Franklin County
Bracken
Thompson
McNamee
United Labor Organizations
Baltimore
F. W. Babbcork
San Francisco
Chesapeake Bay
Patapeco River
Cumberland
TEW. . T. U. Elects Officers at Canton Convention
The state convention of the W. C. T. U. at Canton elected officers led by Mrs Annie Woods Clarke as president and Miss Francis Hazel ton Ensign as corresponding secretary. Olivia Annette Thomas and Hannah Quinby named secretaries, with Florence White treasurer and Miss Olivia Annette Thomas editor of The Messenger. Miss Quinby to represent at the Sandusky suffrage convention next month. A suffrage petition circulated during the gathering. An unrelated note mentions a Holstein cow selling for 1600 dollars and travel tickets offered by W. L. B. and the Grand Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Annie Woods Clarke
Columbus
Francis Hazelton Ensign
Madison
Olivia Annette Thomas
Bloomdale
Florence White
Cleveland
William
Burt Columbus
The
Messenger
H Anna Quinby
Edenton
Loyal Temperance Legion
Olivia Annette ‘Thomas
Young Woman’s
State Union
Hannah Quinby
Sandusky
Ifuller
Early Bird Caught At Tartars Sixth Street Theatre
Joe Callahan of the Sixth Street theatre reports a chaotic morning as a special delivery letter arrives at 6 o clock from T Laurence Walker manager of Charles B Hanford. The note says a crate of pictures has been shipped and to wait for them, highlighting the theatre life contrast with a restless dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Callahan
Sixth Street
Tom Joe
Joseph
T. Laurence Walker
Charles B. Hanford
Ben Wade to die unless courts grant stay
Toledo Oct 12 Circuit Court Judge Parker refused a suspension in the Ben Wade case condemned to die Oct 21 for Kate Sullivan's murder. He warned mob action stems from delayed justice, meaning Wade faces the electric chair on Oct 21 unless appeals succeed. Al Wade's fate to be decided concurrently unless verdict reversed. Messenger Bergel 15 arrested for tearing up telegraph messages. civil suits threatened over nondelivery. Abbie Boice critically wounded by an accidental gun discharge during a nutting party. New Ohio postmasters appointed in several counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Circuit
Parker
Ben Wade
Kate Sullivan
Supreme Court
al Wade
Common Pleas Court
Messenger Soy
Cincinnati
Charles Theobald
Postal Telegraph Company
Berger
Bergel
Democratic paper says Salen and Turnipseed clash in Ohio editors meeting
A Columbus paper reports Chairman Salen of Ohio's Democratic state committee summoned editors to a conference at the Chittenden hotel. Turnipseed rumored to instigate the gathering failed to appear, leaving editors to improvise a chair and discuss reasons for their assembly before drifting away to reflect on the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Salen
Democratic State Committee
Ohio
Chittenden
A. G
Cleveland
J. H. Newton
Menark Advocate
Ohio Democratic Editorial Association
Hig Association
Harris
Athens
Turnipseed
Salon
30 TO 0 WAS THE WATERLOO OF WARSAW
Coshocton high school football defeated Warsaw 30 to 0 at Riverside Park with Coshocton’s four backs Wells Williams Swihart and McCabe dominating and Jacobs stopping a late Warsaw run. Warsaw showed inexperience, scoring none as Coshocton poured in six touchdowns across the two halves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Coshocton
Riverside Park
Swihark McCabe
Wells
Wiliams
Wisenburg
Jacobs
Warsaw Boys
Williams
Pwihart
Compton
Bostwick
Hershman
Kingsman
Saturday Football Scores Across Ohio and East and West
Ohio State tops Denison 24 to 6 and several other Ohio matchups are listed with scores including Oberlin 39 Wooster 0 and Mt Union 10 Buchtel 0. In the East Harvard loses to Amherst while Navy edges Virginia and Dartmouth defeats Union. In the West Michigan overwhelms Beloit 79 to 0 and Wisconsin beats Lawrence 40 to 0 amid a long list of results with minor notes and an ad for Mountain Tea at 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ohio State
Denison
Medics
Heidelberg
of Case
Kenyon
Reserve
Oberlin
Wooster
Ohio Normal
Otterbein
Wittenberg
Cincinnati
Fast High
Mt. Vernon
North
Central
Marietta
Delaware
Zaneaville
Newark
Buckeyes
Shelby
Marion C
Washington C. H
Hillshboro
Bellefontaine
Unanhb
Urbana
Mt. Union
Buchtel
Fostoria
Bowling Green
Amherst
Harvard
Princeton
Brown
Yale
Springfield
Navy
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Penn State
Dartmouth
Union
Andover
New Hampshire
Carlisle
M. D
Exeter
Bowdoin
Lehigh
Areinus
Georgetown
St. Albany
C. Cornell
Colgate
Michigan
Beloit
Wisconsin
Lawrance
Northwestern
Washington D
Chicago
Purdue
Minnesota
Ames
Iowa
Drake
Appointment of Administrator for Josiah F. Linn Estate
Notice that J J Myser has been appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Josiah F Linn, deceased, Coshocton County. Also included are 1903 travel special fares to Akron via Pennsylvania Lines for Royal Arch Masons meetings and a birth notice of a boy born to Mr and Mrs Cheney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
pAgent Wolfe
Donaldson
Josiah F. Linn
Coshocton County
J. J. Myser
Akron
Pennsylvania
Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons of
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ipular Young
Medina County
Mr. Kohler
Papa
Rocky Mountain
C. H. Anderson
H. Houser
Walnut
Inquire Ey Weekly
Gawstbib
M. Casey
Min Creek Township
T. U
Segis Inka
California
W. J. Davies
Grand Lodge
Masong
Dayton
Minnie Thenes
Dresden
Lena Ackeroyd
Roscoe
J A. Bowers
Zanesville
Sofia
Bulgaria
Macedonia
Porte
Tex
Henry Mooker
Terra Alta
W.va
Charles Barger
Barnum
W. Va
Kayser
Martinsburg
Dixon
John Adame
Balsam
Tartar
Galion
Abbie Boice
Howard Hackedom
Washington
Allensville
Vinton County
Henry Cecil
Bigsprings
Logan County
John N. Bush
Muncéon
Charles Stroop
New Riegel
Seneca County
John J. Klein
St. Stephen
A. A. Gothardstein
Kentucky
Henry
Morgan County
Alexander S. Davis
Willam Wink
Reinbert Hildebrand
Wink
Hildebrand
J. C. Becker
Reno Hildebrand
New York
Christian and Missionary Alliance
McKinley
Antietam
Edward Grout
McClellan
Tammany
New York City
Fort Riley
Kan
Alfred Knapp
Ohio Penitentiary
Frank Laskey
Cushoden
Grand Council Royal
Grand
Mit
A. A. Schants
G. P. T. Mgr
Detroit Mich
Buthof
Harper
Schlel
Rhoades
Abbott
Ragan
Bechlie
Donahue
Bemis
Lexington
Major Delmar
Lou Dillon
Mr. Smathers
Matt Demarest
Princ Alert
OC. K. G. Billings
Lou Dallen
St. Paul
Minneapolis
C. E. Anderson's
Lake Chautauqua
Cleveland and Connestions
Kent and Erie
E ‘A. J. Cheney
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!