Ohio pension roll totals exceed fifteen million dollars
The Ohio Soldier notes pensions paid through the Columbus Agency totaling 15,597,245.64 for war of 1812 to Indian wars. It lists 2,000 plus widows and 6,852 other pensioners with average payments illustrating nationwide support for veterans and the broad economic impact of pension disbursements.
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Ohio Soldier
Chillicothe
Columbus
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Pension Department
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Otio
Serison
Virginia
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Democratic Paper Roasts McLean Nomin ation in 1899 Ohio
The Cleveland Plain Dealer denounces John R. McLean as a selfish outsider unworthy of Democratic support. It argues his nomination betrays party principles, forecasts a crushing defeat, and warns that his election prospects threaten Ohio's Democratic future.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
McLean
Ohio
Democratic Party of
Ben
Washington, D.C
Democra’s
John R. McLean
Zanesville
Hecazy
Democratic Lopes
McKinley policy on Philippines reassured by commission
The April declaration by the American Civil Commission to the Philippines states the United States aims to establish an enlightened government in the Philippine islands with broad home rule within the framework of broad imperial aims. The message counters Democratic claims of despotism and argues for a stable, progressive governance model.
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McKinley
American Civil Commission
Philippines
United States
Philippine Islands
Bryan
Sensational Wisconsin Veterans Home probe shocks governor
The state board of control presented a dramatic report to Governor Seafield detailing inspections at the Wisconsin Veterans home in Waupaca. It alleges Treasurer P B Roberts refused book examination, with only $66.72 in interest noted on a large contingent fund, and claims two trustees knew nothing about building insurance portions.
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Madison
Wis
Scate Board of Control
Seafield
Wisconsin Veterans Home
Waupaca
PB. N. Roberts
Gan
Roberts’ Bank
National Bank of
Labor parade in Boston marks holiday turnout
At Boston on Sept 5 splendid weather aided labor men as 8090 to 10060 union members marched under Chief Marshal John Collins Crew Probably Lost. In Goodrich Ontario a Toronto liner Lisger towed by Clinton ran aground about 60 miles offshore with fears crew lost.
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Cleveland
Sept
Boston
Organized Labor
John Collins
Goodrich
Ont
Lisger
Toronto
Clinton
Buffalo
New Enlistments Reported for Weekend Call Up
Washington notes Saturday enlistments reached 265 raising ten regiment totals to 2,612 for the latest draft period. The report covers the last ten regiments called out and marks another surge in military manpower.
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Washington, Sem
Namber Co
Continental Accident Insurance Details Declared
Advertisement notes that Continental offers accident insurance covering 200 diseases as well as accidents. McFarland and Cornell, Selby Block, Ashacton, O.
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McFarland &Cornell
Selby Block
Philippines War End Date Discussed by Senator Carter
Senator Carter of Mortana said in an interview the war in the Philippines could end by January 1 and the postwar disposition of the island would be decided by the Republicans who favor Philippine retention for business profit. In Chicago Daniel Phillips US consul at Cardiff spoke on Britain seeking an alliance and Welsh support for closer US Britain ties.
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Washington
Carter
Mortana
Philippines
Republican Party
England
Chicago
Daniel Phillips
United States
Cardiff
Wales
Welsh Presbyterian Church
Great Britain
Barney De Moss & Co Dissolved in Coshocton
A dissolution notice states the partnership of Edwin S. Lee and Daniel T. Lee operating as Barney De Moss & Co is dissolved by mutual consent in Coshocton August 1, 9.
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Edwin S. Lee
Daniel T. Lee
Coshocton. O
Edwin T. Lee Announces New Ownership of Empire Mills Firm
Edwin T. Lee announces he has purchased the half interest of Jh T. Lee in Barney Demos & Co and will continue the four manufacturing businesses at Empire Mills Roscoe under his own name, inviting patronage from friends and the public.
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Jh. T. Lee
Barney, Demos & Co
Empire Mills
Roscoe
Uemer
Sealed Proposals for Coshocton Paving Bonds
Sealed proposals due by 12 o'clock M on Tuesday October 2 1999 for fifteen paving bonds of Coshocton totaling 27000. Each 1800 with 6 percent interest payable semi annually. Bonds dated October 3 1495 with varying mature dates from September 1 1901 to September 1 1915. Bonds payable at Coshocton Banking Company Bank. Ordinance authorizes issue to pave Walnut Cambridge Third Streets. Bid must specify bond count rate premiums and accrued interest. Bid security 1 percent of bid amount with proposals to be addressed to Village Clerk Elf Wagner Coshocton OH.
Notice to Contractors for Main Street sidewalk project
Sealed proposals will be received at the auditor’s office next Tuesday October 2 for the sidewalk improvement along Main Street on the south line of court. The work includes paving, replacing a concrete curb, stone fascia, and renewal of trees finally to produce a durable uniform surface. Bids must specify price per square foot for cating. Contractors must accompany bids with a certified check and references. The county reserves the right to reject any bid.
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Us-nocton
Chig Apie
Staida
Court Noe
Regera
Deneth
Codera
AL. Ur
Cannes
Lydia E Pinkham Remedies Featured In Patient Gratitude
Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound with curing long wasteful womb trouble and fatigue restoring ability to work full days. Letter from Mrs Muazs E E Knax Oregon and Mrs M L Sugans Guy Manan Mission cites relief after eight bottles and use of Sanative Wash and Liver Pills.
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P.x-Tee
Muazs
E. E. Knax
Gexwase
Oulo
Lydia E. Winkham
M. L. Sugans
Guy Manan
Mion
Sesealed Proposals for Coshocton Sewer Bond Issue
Sealed proposals will be received at 12 o clock M on Tuesday September 19 1999 for six sewer bonds of the Village of Coshocton Ohio numbered one to six with aggregate par value of 1500 bearing interest at six percent semiannually. Bonds mature in order from 1901 to 1908 with principal and interest paid at the Coshocton Banking Company. Ordinance authorizes sale to the highest bidder with no less than par value and bidders must enclose a certified check for five percent. Bids must state number of bonds bid rate of premium accrued interest and total including premium and accrued interest. The right to reject any bid is reserved.
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Coshocton
Wwe
No. S
Comeos Banking Company Bank
Walnut Street
Cambridge Street
Ohic
Third Street
Cosbuchan
Elf. Wagner
Tnesdes
Coshoeton
Ohio
Revenner
IFW Spd
Coimrtabe Banking Companys Bank
Coshocton. O
Walnut
Park Avenue
Corporation
Notice to Contractors for Coshecton Village Project Bid
Public notice from Coshecton village clerk invites bids for Walnut and Cambridge streets sewer and street work. Bids due September 16, 1999 at 12 noon. must include $10 bid bond. Council may reject all bids.
Bids Sought for Walnut and Cambridge Street Work
The village of Coshocton Ohio invites sealed bids for grading curbing and paving Walnut and Cambridge Streets from Tira Street to the south corporation line. Work includes excavation and paving and requires a $1000 bid guarantee. Bids due 12 oclock October 3 1999 at the Mayor's office per council order.
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Coshocton
Ohio
Tursday
Walnut Street
Cambridge Street
Tira Street
Cosherton
Crabie
Augus
Wauskr. Cierk
Local Bargains Extend Into September Shopping Mood
George S. Catonsta announces further bargains for New York and eastern markets as store patrons await notices. Expect stacked savings and great prices before any arrival, with September offering cooler weather and more shopping activity locally.
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Mr. George S. Catonsta
New Y
Fur trade promises unmatched quality and bargains
Local furriers boast last year was the most satisfactory in history with garments made to high standards. They offer a wide line of furs at prices often lower than cost, ship repairs, and invite customers to inspect the new collection and enjoy substantial savings.
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