Probate Court Action and South African Choir at Amphitheatre
Probate court appoints Johni M. Compton as administrator for Elizabeth V Thompkine. Executors file first and second accounts for Sabin and Billman estates. Joseph Brown will admitted to probate. Marriage permits issued for six couples. South African Choir concert draws large audience with varied program and future performance at public library. Democratic Standard notes convention and Forum piece on David B Hill and U S Senate elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johni M. Compton
Elizabeth V. Thompkine
John N. Sabin
Andrew
Billman
Joseph Brown
Schouyler Weimer
Ella M. Masten
Amanuel Wright
Rachel Masoza
Daniel B. Garver
Flora E. Parkhill
Jeorge Maxwell
Amanda Wiggine
J. H. Balmer
South Africa
Victim of Compleney Allegations and Train Wreck Report
The dispatch from Hieysgimre October 24 states a brutal assault claim on a 3 year old girl was false. Charles O Neill, colored, worked for the child's mother, was examined and discharged. A Texas railroad collision near Waller station killed Conductor Hess and Brake man Landsburg with several injuries. The text notes telegraph errors and unsettled details amid confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hieysgimre
Charles O'Neil
O'Neal
Han
New
Tie
Hen
110 Lang, Rt
Holsto~ Tex
Waller Station
Houston
Southern Pacific Railway
Hess
Landsburg
Gibson
Irwin
Low
Lochrensas Lie and Pension Letter Proof
The article reports on accusations that Commissioner Lochren sent a confidential pension inquiry letter to Democratic postmasters to probe and influence veterans pension applicants. It includes Lochren’s denial and presents a facsimile of the letter as evidence, arguing a broader scheme to spy on old soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Pension Department
Lochren
Ohio
Washington
Associated Press
Wasieron
Clochren
Comamissoner Lochren
Pension Bureau
Pension
Comaoussioner of Pensions
Pansions
Department of the Interior
Penions
Four Taylor children die in New York house fire
A blaze at Rev. Kuss Taylor's new residence in New York City yesterday morning kills four Taylor children aged 11, 9, 7, and 5 and seriously injures three workers. Laborer Michael Mullaley and decorators Edward Linte and William Ruth jump from a third story window, all hospitalized. Two other Taylor children escape, origin under investigation with suspicions of careless entry. Funeral for the four victims held at St Paul’s Church.
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Saneks da
Pires van Aimy
Dew York
Hout Nedeh
Elestint
Kuss ‘Taylor
Willian Taylor
Histo
Africa
Michael Mullaley
Edward Linte
Wiliam Ruth
Bellevue Hospital
New York
Taylor
Arthur
Viarriet
Ada
James Qi
Vir
Mra
Scowait
Willagimn
Romeone
St. Paul's
Ehurch
Bee-Hive Store Ad Promises Low Prices In Coshocton
A stubborn claim invites inspection as the Bee-Hive Store in Coshocton Ohio advertises goods at low tariff prices. It touts new wraps fur capes blankets undergarments and dress goods with prices including 50 cents a pair for blankets and 25 cents for underwear. It asserts customers benefit from buying dry goods there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee-Hive
Coskocton
Bee-Hive Dry Goods
Main Street
Coshocton
Ohio
Unknown fashion goods advert with trademark claim
An advertisement touts a complete stock of diopias in a town with a claimed superior trademark for imitation. It urges paying boldly for artistic clothing at prices from four to ten dollars up to eighteen hundred dollars, asserting originality and value.
Public Notice of Property Suit in Coshocton Ohio
Martha Clough petitions the Court of Common Pleas Coshocton County Ohio to foreclose on Lot 11 in Lim's Addition Coshocton bounded by Chestnut and Lamb streets. Respondents include many named heirs and residents with unknown addresses. Deadline to answer is before November 40, 1994. Attorney Martha Clough, 9 Low J M Compton.
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Ech Wo Spangivr
Winthrop
Huchaugus
Tati Q. Oaven
Bilringatne
Lungty
State of Manan
Fredrick Actus
Bilen Lo Adwir
Buselopao Vguaty
Michigan
Gliairou Couper
Ta Kodet
Edwin Gowece
Frank Covee
Netile Coweve
Fdvin Harnes
Olive Barnes
Maria Colby
Martha Gloweh
Cosboctanenniuty
Ohio
Coshocton
Lim
Ghia
Martha Clough
Low J M Compton
Beal Taylor
Fort Wayne
Alien County
Indiana
John Chalfant
Sypole Ghalhint
George Chalfant
Mud Chalfant
Sturyyale
Blount Country
Lemesage Jees Ghattape
Seal
Mogsman
John Taylor
James ‘Taylor
Coepsa
Whitley County
Ludtann
Invilige
Mossman
Shomas JL
Adams
Court of Sumimer Pleas
Coshogton County
Ubic
N.E
Orso Cooksey
Sarah Jane Adams
Thomas H. Adams
Y Compton
PUI
Shoes Showcase Front of Store with New Styles
Our line of ladies fine shoes presents the greatest collection yet shown with the newest styles and the lowest prices ever named for similar quality.
Thrift Cloaks Offer In Coshocton By Local Firm
Ransom Geidel Co announces economical cloak options for many customers in Coshocton. The firm highlights single plain prices, urges early purchases, and notes strong demand this season while warning froths are scarce and wraps will be harder to find later.
Fur Capes and Blankets Sale Announced With Low Prices
Local vendor promotes heavy fur capes at five dollars, including new lightweight and children wraps. Also advertises Zanesville Hamilton blankets, 11-4 size, priced from 3.65 with a return offer, plus discounted underwear and muslin underwear sale items for November 1 to 3.
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Court House News
Beriah Wilkins
Democratic Standard
Richards
David B. Hill
Hill
Ihdmunds
The
Age
Ohio Farmer
New York Tribune
MR. Lochrensas
Commissioner of Pensions
Democratsca Poste
Galerie 4 Bureau of Pensions
Bashlagier
B. Gy_ gOS
Iolira
Uwxeviteox
Department of the
Interiar
Hureau
Fensions
Commission
Onlo
Wener
Drivley
Driviny
Tipton
Puck
Tae
Selby
Shaunecker
K. Beaca
Joud TN
McAlvin
Lowell
Mua
Ohio Farmer and
Wright
Colery
Plexign
Bamples
Celery Yha CO
Columbus
Abe” Lincoln
Dave & Ike
Dave
Ike
Forbes Block
Coshocton, Ohio
TAE Ransom Geidel CO
Fur
Hnlf
Fur Cape
Zanesville Hamilton
Ransom-Ceidel Co. Rs
Mancom & Glover
Severa
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