Republican Campaign Opening and 80th O. V. I. Reunion Note
Excerpt from Tom L. Johnson’s 1903 accept speech contrasts with Cleveland pool for a senate seat. Marietta Register notes a clever political gambit by gold Democrats and single-tax advocate. Canal Dover hosts the 24th annual 80th Ohio Volunteer Infantry reunion on September 24 with a veterans feast called by President Fryer of Newcomerstown. Coshocton veterans expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Clarke
Tom
Marietta
Canal Dover
Fryer
Newcomerstown
Coshocton County
Salvation Army Begins Two Week Kentucky Tour
Army Starts. The Salvation Army leaves Sunday for a two weeks tour of Jackson and other feud districts in Kentucky, according to a telegraph dispatch from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Age
New York
Salvation Army
Jackson
Kentucky
Local residents return from trips and visits around Coshocton
Personal notices list numerous Coshocton area residents and visitors. Harry Grace and Nellie Mizer hosted guests on Cambridge street. Nellie Platt visited West Lafayette. Blake V. Mizer and Oliver Channell moved to the city. Attendees include E. Floyd Ingraham from New York, George Neutse at Syracuse convention, Edward Laughlin from Columbus, and many others visiting relatives, working in nearby towns, or taking positions in Cleveland, Pittsburg, and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Grace
Nellie Mizer
Millard Mizer
Cambridge Street
Canton
Nellie Platt
West Lafayette
Frank Karr
South Fourth Street
Blake V. Mizer
Newcomerstown
Charles Milligan and Son
Columbus
Oliver Channell
Jackson County
al City
Channell
Coshocton Coal Company
E. Floyd Ingraham
New York
George M. Gray
Claysville
Edward Laughlin
F. E. Lorenz
South Lawn Avenue
James Newton
J. B. Renfrew
Philip Hahn
Fiatt
Charles Nahn
East Main Street
James Malone
Thomas Malone
Corsicant
Tex
Lynon
L. T. Judd
William and
Eugene
Charles Carpenter
Florence Wanks
Etta Davis
Will Smith
Vincent Ferguson
Alice G. Snyder
Ann Arbor
Mich
W. Snyder
E. Irene McCoy
Lon English
el English
Cleveland
Put-in-Bay
Mamie Hartman
Pittsburg
Trartman
Bowerston
Martha
Lille Watson
Zanesville
Donna Hosselt
Orville Coe
Powelson
Edith McNaughton
F. A. G. Lawrence
John R. Frew
Chestnut Street
Lucy Hanlon
Batavia
N. Y
Probate Court notices and divorces filed in township records
Petition for partition Ed ward Philips versus Henry Philips and others. Divorce case William Cutshall versus Mary J. Cutshall dismissed at plaintiff cost. Writ of partition John E. Muller versus Siles Frederick et al. Estate accounting exception in estate of John Frederick. Will of Casimer Lowery filed. Hearing October 1, 1903. Licensed to marry Henry McCoy 19 coal miner Tunnel Hill Rosa Hughes 16 Bedford township Tra E. Seward 22 salesman Greenfield Ind Anna Marie Stevenson 22 milliner Coshocton. Deeds filed. Henry H. Miller named administrator of Adam G. Miller estate. Sarah J. Stone to John Mathews quit claim in Linton township land. Lewis Laughlin and wife to Charles E. Miller 47.64 acres Lafayette township $4764. George Robinson and Flora D. Robinson to Jonas Richards quit claim 30 acres Monroe township $250. Simon A. Prous to Minnie B. Slaughter lot 7 Coshocton $1800. Clancy Poland and wife to Stanley Amore lot 13 Plainfield $125. S H Nicholas and wife to East West lot 108 Kenilworth addition $140.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Philips
Henry Philips
William Cutshall
Mary J. Cutshall
John E. Muller
Siles Frederick
John Frederick
Casimer Lowery
Henry McCoy
Tunnel Hill
Rosa Hughes
Bedford Township
Tra E. Seward
Greenfield
Ind
Anna Marie Stevenson
Coshocton
Henry H. Miller
Adam G. Miller
Sarah J. Stone
John Mathews
Linton Township
Lewis Laughlin
Charles E. Miller
Lafayette Township
Old Soldier's Story and Tragic Visit in Arkansas
Dennard Arkansas September 11 Mrs Randles and her children died suddenly during a farewell visit after a brief stay. Funeral at Fortune home Friday at ten, interment Blooming Grove cemetery. Also a published reminiscence by EB Hicks recounting a Federal veteran's long illness and his recovery after using Dodds Kidney Pills, praising the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennard
Ark
EB. J. Hicks
Mr. Hicks
Dodd
Local residents take short trips and return home
Collected notes show Katie Hickey Edward Laughlin returning to Columbus after a stay with the Lorenz family on South Lawn. Several others including Miss Norma Hose and Miss Caroline Hunt travel to Cincinnati Athens East Liverpool Cleveland and Columbus for visits and business trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Hickey
Edward Laughlin
Columbus
F. E. Lorenz
South Lawn Avenue
F. C. Dubois
Cincinnati
Norma Hose
Clara Rausch
Port Washington
Coshocton
Perry Pigman
Tuscarawas County
Harry Hunt
Commercial Nation Bank
Merrill Smith
Coshocton National Bank
Cleveland
J. A. Compton
Athens
Glouster
Boston Piano Company
W. A. Himebaugh
Caroline Hunt
East Liverpool
Steubenville
Lost handbag story and local society notes
A handbag of shoestrings, black with gold glasses, pocketbook and mittens was found and a finder is asked to return it to the Age office. Baltic residents Edna Putt and Mary Mortley are noted in visits and travel. Squire's Court hears the case of George Hutchinson versus Frank Teal with a verdict of one dollar damages and one costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Putt
Baltic
Jacob Rinehart
S. A. Pfous
East Main Street
C. H. Glover
Curtis Porter
Mansfield
van Wert County
Jacob Pfous
Hattie
Frank
George Sykes
Roscoe
Cincinnati
Squire’s Court
George Hutchinson
Frank Teal
Squire \immer’s court
Hutchinson
Powelson
Wheeler
Teal
Glenn & Stockum
Former Coshocton Woman Honored In Western State
The Chicago Record-Herald shows a half tone of Mrs. Delilah Fuller Cuddington of Dixon Illinois. She is named the last of the ten real daughters of the American Revolution in Illinois admitted to the national society. Born June 21 1817 in Coshocton Ohio she was the youngest of nine children of John Fuller who served in the revolution at age 16. Mrs Cuddington remains active and in good health.
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Boston
Ohio
Coshocton
Chicago
Mrecord-Herald of Sunday
Delilah Fuller Cuddington
Dixon, Ill
Dixon
Mlinois
National Society
Cuddington
John Fuller
Thomas Butter
See Land
Appointment of Administrator for Lewis Chaney Estate
Notice is given that L. F. Chaney has been appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Lewis Chaney, deceased, late of Coshocton County, Ohio. Aug. 28, 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Chaney
Coshocton County
Ohio
L. F. Chaney
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Aageet
Mason's Glass
Chillicothe
Tom L. Johnson
G. E.anderson
Main St
George E. Neutse
Syracuse
W National Association of Letter Carriers
Mr. Neutse
Roosevelt
Lepew
Grace Carr
Western College
Oxford
Lorene
Gertrude Roney
West Carlisle
Floy Neldon
Warsaw
J. F. Tredway
Cambridge Road
Grace Tredway
Cooperdale
James la Serre
Philadelphia
John L. Davis
Join Evang
William Evans
Carrie Cassingham
Aimee Hanford
Seattle
Wash
Middleberger
Eloise
Estella Newton
Bessie
Frances Crawford
W. F. Darling
Abe McConnell
Bethlehem Township
Edwin Glover
Nellie [Hunter
Madie Krownapple
Father
Spring Mountain
Labor Day
Ada Klossen
Mary Norman
Bakersville
H. C. Sandles
W. H. Ebenberg
Pana
Ill
Sarah Custer
New Philadelphia
L. P. Gallagher
Sixth
Locust Streets
Sue Wells
Mt. Vernon
George A. Caton
F. W. Dutton
Ada Thompson
The
Fountain
J. R. Robertson
Lida
Toledo
W. Q. Wilcoxon
J. F. Norman
George Hall
M. V. Board
Culbertson
Court House
Myrle Taylor
Lyman Taylor
Ada Welch
Delaware
Sara Rue
McLaughlin
Miss Hickey
Ed MelLaughlin
Fred Lorenz
Scott Betts
Olen
Unionport
Aer
D. A. Betts
Second Street
Hocking Valley Railroad Company
R. A. Powerson
Ella Burt
St. Paul, Minn
P. M. Petit
Bank Avenue
Otis Durfee
P. M. Pettit
Colum
Margaret Reed
West Main Street
Clark
B. E. Leavitt
Mound
New Timothy
Call Coshocton Fur Co
Main Street
M. H. Hennel
South Sixth Street
Selby & Almack
Wm. H. Stover
H. M. Daniels
Evansburg, O
C. G. Starker
Avondale
Deering
CC. G. Starker
W. H. Stover
W. D. Keith
D. H. Johnson
Edgar Crego
Corinne Baleh
J. W. Darton
Otsego
Roe Burt
Samuel Jones
Hickory Flats
Canal Lewisville
Mary Mortley
Findlay
Helen Shank
Mary James
McCall, Rowlen & Newurn
Hast Liberty
WOOL
Priese
Snyder & Son
Lee
Owen
J. W. Cassingham
H. C. Herbig
E. L. Lybarger
W. J. Winters
Asst
the Commercial National Bank
Cassinghar
H.C. Herbig Gaeorge A Rat
L. Lybarger
Charilys B
Hunt John Lorenz
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