Residents' travel and visits fill Coshocton week
Local notes recount Mrs Wmn Bill of Warsaw visiting Coshocton, J M Murphy at Sabin, Celia Hallisy with West Lafayette friends, J B Smith in the city, F R Cooper a Philadelphia guest, and many others traveling to Columbus, Newark, Millersburg, Chicago, and beyond. Several families host guests from Boston, West Lafayette, and St Louis while others attend fairs, races, or university events.
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Wmn. Bill
Warsaw
Tweeday
Coshocton
M.H. McCormick
Parkersburg
W. Va
Jarar Murphy
Sabin ‘Tome
Wille Creek
Celia Hallisy
West Lafayette
J. B. Smith
Columbus
City
F.R. Cooper
Philadelphia
Bigsmoother
Sarah Cooper
Walnut
James Miller
W.E. Smith
Millersburg
Robert Hay
W.S. Hutchinson
W. A. Himebaugh
Chicago
C. P. Given
Marshall County
Ind
Bertha Carr
Burch
Newark
Pipeline Work Begins as Coshocton Gas Lines Extend West
A Coshocton Gas Company crew under Manager Maxon starts a westward pipeline project to join with workers from the Homer gas fields near Utica. Lead engineers Ashcraft of Mt Vernon and Wil Hams of Wellston direct the effort this morning.
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Maxon
Coshocton
Danville Man Joseph Dickerson Dies at 72
Danville I died at home September 28 1902 at the age of 72. A former Coshocton county resident he leaves behind a wife Martha Bogfish of near West Bedford and six grown children.
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Joseph Dickerson
Coshocton County
Danville
Martha Bogfish
Near Weat Bedford
Care A Cold In One Day Laxative Remedy Ad
Fragmentary ad copy touts a cold cure claiming one day relief with Bromo Quinine tabs. Mentions refund if not effective and includes unclear branding with EK and Grove references.
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W. Grove
Cleveland to Coshocton electric canal plan teased
Promoters in Cleveland advance a project to equip the Ohio canal from Cleveland to Coshocton with electric power to haul canal boats. New York interest, local capitalists involved, and Col. J L Bachtel of the state board of public works consulted. Applications to state authorities for permission to build the line will follow.
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Cleveland
Ohio
New York Commercial
Muskingum
Marietta
Coshocton
Gulf
Mosher
New York
J. L. Bachtel
State Board of Public Works
The One Hundredth Meeting Of Keene M E Church Ladies
The Ladies of Keene M E Church celebrated their society's one hundredth meeting on Saturday October 18. A dinner on the church lawn fed about seventy five attendees before an instructional program inside the church. Mrs Woulfe, a charter member, traced the society history and its achievements, with visitors from Lewisville Coshocton and Killott Chapel aiding in the celebration.
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Old Society of Keene
Court House transfers and probate notices mix in Coshocton
Real estate deeds from Linton and Coshocton townships involve Hamersley Sarchet Carton Schott and Darling families with sums from 1.75 to 600 dollars. Probate court accounts filed for Kennedy Bush Dapp Gault and others list guardians and administrators across Coshocton and surrounding areas. Stops the Cough ad promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. boiler makers strike in Springfield with wage demands and a six week pattern of meetings and extensions.
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Peter Hamersley
Juliana Hamersly
Sarah E Sarchet
Linton Township
Sarah EF. Sarchet
Sophia Hostelt
Bridget Carton
J. 8S Carton
Cushocton
L. D. Schott
Jenne A. Schott
Bertha J. Jackson
Selby Bellution
Coshocton
O Rolla McCullough
John McCullough
Carl & Darling
William G Darling
Carl E. Dachog
William G. Darling
Bethlehem
William & Darling
Carl E. Darling
Red Letter Day Rally at Keene Sunday School
On October 19 the Keene Sunday school held Rally Day observances praised as a red letter day. The program impressed visitors and members with the Sunday school’s role in evangelization, and superintendent James Boyd along with teachers and pupils earned credit for the service.
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Churcbh
Keene
James Boyd
Old Reliable Ohio State Journal 1903 Ad
Ohio State Journal offers sample copies and yearly price for 1903. It claims up-to-date state and national news, market reports, household pages, appealing illustrations, and party alignment. Weekly Tuesday Friday issues promise fresher news. Columbus address given. Also includes mixed international and local items with brief notes on currency shifts and a Syracuse widow case.
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Ohio State Journal
Ohio
Ohio State Journal Co
Columbus
Liability for damages in Samoa decision unsettles principle
Washington, Oct 23. King Oscar of Sweden has reportedly ruled in favor of Germany on Samoa claims arising from the 1899 rebellion. He will likely assess damages against the United States and Great Britain for the landing of American and British forces and resulting property destruction. The issue is the principle, not the sums, as the ruling could set a precedent limiting U.S. protection of citizens abroad during revolts and rioting. The United States will pay legally assessed damages but reject any binding precedent that restricts its rights, citing treaty obligations on transit and sovereignty.
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Washington
Oscar
Sweden
United States
Germany
Samoa
Toial
Panama
Spiritualists Hear Reports of Four Missionaries on Year
Boston Oct 23 National Spiritualists association hears reports from four missionaries who spent the year traveling the country organizing and reviving societies. W Kates and wife report from Texas while Mrs William Sprague advocates more reading courses and stronger support for publications and Pratt Institute. Sudson Reed and wife address convention. German Navy Strong Washington Oct 23 Commander Beehler informs Roosevelt of German and Italian navies. notes Germany's fighting ships exceed U S by about three to one.
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National Spiritualists
W. Kates
Texas
William Sprague
O' the
Pratt Institute
Sudson Reed
Oberlin
Washington
William H. Beehler
United States Navy
Europe
United States
Berlin
Vienna
Rome
Troosevelt
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Bechler
Germany
Italy
Lodge Surprised By Danish West Indies Vote
Rockland Mass October 23 Senator Henry Cabot Lodge said he was surprised by the Danish landsthing vote rejecting the sale of the Danish West Indies to the United States. He noted the king and government officials favored the sale as a costly bill and offered no further comment beyond what the War Department had already paid.
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Lodge
Rockland
Mass
Henry Cabot Lodge
Wate
Waeblagtos
Taft urges Cavite towns to unite against crime in ladronism drive
Governor Taft spoke at a Cavite meeting of 22 town presidents urging unity to suppress crime and punish offenders. They pledged to organize volunteers and asked Taft to push a vagrancy act to curb ladrones and alien wrongdoing. Safecrackers hit three sites in Belgrade Neb securing 200 at Union Pacific 125 at post office and 160 at Cooleys lumber yard, depots wrecked.
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Taft
Manilla
Cavite
Belgrade
Neb
Union Pacific
Cooley
Rally of Cincinnati Republicans Draws 5000 Strong
The October 23 rally in Cincinnati featured Senators Theridge Foraker and Hanna addressing a crowd of over 5,000 in a venue filled beyond seating. The event praised Fleischmann Nashami and Roosevelt, urged Longworth and Soebel’s election to Congress, and highlighted support for local leaders including Mayor Tom Johnson.
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Buckeye
Cincinnati
Theridge, Foraker
Hanna
de Flaine
Stamina
Fleischmann
Foraker
Oho
Mazer Fleischmann
Nashami
Roosevelt
Longwarty Anld Soebel
Hana
Tom Johnson
Special tax ordinance for Locust street improvements Coshocton Ohio
An ordinance levies a special tax on front feet of abutting lots on Locust Street Coshocton to fund street improvements from Second to Eighth Street. It assigns payments in six annual installments with interest and penalties, and declares all applicable ordinances repealed.
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Othe
Coshocton
Second Street
Eleth
Coshoston
Ohio
North Eighth Street
City of
Coshoctdin County
Preetés
Ransom Dry Goods Sells Dress Goods at Low Fall Prices
Ransom Dry Goods offers a special sale on dress goods to clear stock for fall and winter. Foreign styled fabrics at American prices, broadcloths, broad goods, and broad looms in many colors priced from 25 cents to 1.50 per yard. Wide 54 inch suiting and velour novelties highlighted as best value.
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Coehocton County
Germany
Priestley’s Black Dress Goods Ad Declares Best Value
An old advertisement touts Priestley’s black dress goods asserting the best price and quality. It promises every popular weave with “Priestley” stamped on the back and claims you will get the beat by buying Priestley’s.
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Priestley
Cloaks and Sits Offer New Dress Skirts and Scarves
Daily arrivals from New York manufacturers bring latest jackets dresses skirts and fur scarves. This week 100 black broadcloth and cheviot dress skirts offered from five dollars. Goods selling fast. visit and view the line today.
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Express
New York
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