Ex mayor Holden and Hazel Coyle wed dispute sparks confusion
The Cincinnati Enquirer reports a puzzling wedding claim involving Dr J L Holden former Zanesville mayor and Hazel Coyle. statements shift about where the ceremony occurred, with references to Covington Newport and a justice of the peace amid unclear wills and property notes.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
J. L. Holden
Hazel Coyle
Zanesville
J.L. Holden
Enquirer
Covington
Squire
Squire Jones
Dr. Holden
Annesville
Holden will probate fight loom over disinheritance clause
The Zanesville case centers on a will that disinherits Dr Holden if he remarries and omits clear heirs. Relatives seek probate court action to block him as executor while custody concerns for Pearl Holden arise. Analysts expect extended litigation in Zanesville courts.
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the Enquirer
Holden
Pearl
Zanesville
Sienal
Smallpox cases decline to three in Ohio count
The state board of health reports only three known smallpox cases left in Ohio, all in Hamilton county, marking a return to confinement within a single county after years of wider spread. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea is advertised as positive for cleansing the system.
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State Board of Health
Hamilton County
Hollister
C. FE
Anderson
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Holsky Will Filed For Probate In Monroe Township
The will of John Holsky of Monroe township, aged 74, filed for probate. He leaves the farm near Oswego with wells to his wife for life, then to children Matthew Lawrence Peter Paul and John, with specific bequests to John, Catharine Best, and two granddaughters. executors named John B Holsky and Catharine Best.
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John Holshy
Monroe Township
Osego
Mathew
Lawrence
Peter
Paul
John BR. Holsky
Catharine Best
John
Mathene
Twe
John B. Holsky
Zanesvile Times Recorder
Clover crop larger than usual at Plainfield
The Plainfield clover crop is unusually fine with lower seed prices expected from last spring. Messrs Palmer Alexander & Co hull the crop, processing over 124 bushels in a week. Nearby fields near Plainfield show strong profits per acre, with 21 acres yielding about 550 dollars between the two cuts.
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Plainfield
Messrs Palmer, Alexander & Co
Monster sweet potato wins bragging rights in Coshocton
A rural Coshocton mail carrier, W. Wagner, presents a monster sweet potato grown on the Cal Verts farm in Linton township. It measures ten inches long, twelve inches around, and weighs 24 pounds. The Age offers a one month paid subscription prize for a bigger specimen.
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Be O T. Smith
Coshocton
Woon
Wagner
Cal Verts
Linton Township
Orice
Milligan Editor Responds Over Town Hotel Controversy
C E Shaeffer signs a reply criticizing J C Milligan for bias in last night's Age article about Mr Tubbs. The letter defends Tubbs noting harsh treatment, a fireless room in cold weather, and a disputed $7,000 estate share. Mrs Austin’s Pancakes ad closes the piece.
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Milligan
Tubbs
Signer
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