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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1899
Page
10
Towns and Townships Reported for The Age Readers
Special dispatches from our correspondents compile a town and township update for The Age, detailing local happenings, demography, and notable events across regions. The summary highlights settlements, civic notes, and community news observed by reporters.
Local notes from Roscoe and surrounding townships
Sept 9 notes from Wamarowma and nearby areas report social visits, sickness including typhoid fever, weddings, and travel. Residents such as Miss Ida Cullion, Mr Rees Hoff, and John Hooker attend events. families visit relatives in Zanesville and Columbus. repairs begin on the new check house and Methodist church interior work continues. Several residents travel to the State Fair in Columbus.
West Bedford Notes and Local Visits
West Bedford reports a growing high school attendance as students arrive. Mrs. Paul B. Simpkins of St Marys visits her parents, while Miss Anna Brown has left for Perryburg to teach. Robert G. Brown, after completing a high school science program at Valparaiso, becomes an English teacher in New Bremen Auglaize County. Mr and Mrs John Wright return from Virginia and Pittsburgh trips. Mrs. Albert Smith of Coshocton visits uncle A L Smith. Simpkins visits Fallsburg, Mood ill for months now able to walk, and Rose of Roscoe visits locals this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Beprorp
Paul Ue B. Simpkins
St. Marys
G J. Brown
Anna Brown
Gore
Perry
New Bremen
Augia
Ze County
John Wright
Virgina
Pittsburg
Albert Smith
Coshecton
A. L. Smith
Sumpkins
Fallsburg
Mood
Rose
Roscoe
Farewell Sermon Ends Rev J Zook Bakersville Visitations
In Bakersville Sept 9 9 Rev J Zook delivered his farewell sermon on Sunday Sept 3. The sick list includes I Miller D Zimmerman and Mrs Manuel Hawk. Rev B W Hostetter of Caldwell visited last week. Mrs J G Rupp and Hugo of Black Band visited friends here last Tuesday. A number attended the Chili picnic Saturday. Larry Lan and wife of Mansfield Guests here. L A Carruthers Port Washington spent Sunday here. Arthur Draker Fort Washington spent Sunday here. W C O Ford moved his family to Wills Creek Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersville
J. Zook
I Miller
D. Zimmerman
Manuel Hawk
B. W. Hostetter
Caldwell
J. G. Rupp
Hugo
Black Band
Chili
Larry Lan
Mansfield
L. A Carruthers
Port Washington
Arthur Draker
Fort Washington
W.co. Ford
Wills Creek
Moscow News Briefs From September Dispatches
Moscow reports James Corder secured a mail route from a subcontractor who has been present. Miss Hattie Taylor and Charles visited relatives at Hanover. John McDonald, Wm. McDonald, and C. A. Smailes attended a Christian Conference at Mt. Zion church near Frazersburg. Misses Freeda Hamilton and Ey went to Newark. Mr and Mrs A McDonald attended the State fair. J W Cookey was home Saturday and Sunday, returning to Zanesville Monday morning. J O Wright and Miss Blanca Riew were asked Thursday and will leave for Columbus at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
James Corder
Hattie Taylor
Charles
Hanover
John
Wm. McDonald
C. A. Smailes
Christan
Mt. Zion Clearch
Frazersburg
Freeda Hamilon
Newark
A. McDonald
J. W. Cook
Anday
Zanesville
Erning
J. O. Wright
Blanca Riew
Lombus
Cooperdale Socials Highlight G W Cooper Host
Mrs E Z Hays arsan and Miss Darling from Colum visited Thursday with G W Cooper at Nellie McDonald’s home. Nellie Preston hosted guests the prior week. A Thursday gathering celebrated Miss Nethe nald with a guest list including Miss Me and others.
Real estate transfers recorded in Courthouse News
A series of 1900 era real estate transfers list owners and buyers including J W Cassingham Mary C Stewart and others with properties in Board of Trade First Addition Lafayette and Adams townships. Several parcels are listed with prices and parties in transfers and related probate matters note sales confirmations and guardianship inventories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Cassingham
M.S. Travinger
Board of Trade
Teressa M. Sweeny
Mary C. Stewart
Teressa Sweeny
Wm. Rodgers
Wili
M Sandel
Mary Hackenbracht
Geo. Hackenbracht
Lafayette Township
George Hackenbracht
John Strouse
Edward Strouse
Tiverton
C. E. Spangler
Williamson McLaughlin
J. BR. Stewart
Frederick Sipp
Rebecca A. Parish
Coshocton
Peter Marx
Anderson N. Michael
West Lafayette
Tillie M. Richmond Et. al
Robert E. Finlay
Adams Township
Sarah M. Richcreek
William E. Richcreek
Jackson Township
Denmanford Bridge Masonry Finished by Contractor
Contractor Kissner completed the masonry for the Denmanford bridge project but the county will wait several weeks before starting the superstructure as the contracting company indicates it cannot ship materials immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kissner
Denmanford
No Right To Ugliness
A dubious health advice note claims that beauty depends on health and touts Electric Bitters as a cure for constipation kidney trouble and skin issues. The ad promises strong nerves bright eyes smooth skin and a rich complexion for a run-down person, with a price of a few cents at Anderson's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson's
Forbes Block
Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry Promoted
An old patent medicine advertisement touts Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry as a universal remedy for bowel issues. It claims instant relief and universal safety, urging purchase at any drug store and promising a cure for summer complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croup
Thomas Eclectric
Board faces two claimants for superintendent post
Ny Suede Roscoe reports the board of education will decide between two applicants for superintendent after former selections and resignations. W. S. Dean, claiming a prior agreement, faced the board and later left the building as Professor Orr currently leads. An attorney plans court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe
Board of Education
McClure
Shaw
W. S. Dean
Bel
Columbus
Orr
Dean
Professor Orr
Dreyfus Found Guilty and Sentenced to Ten Years
Rennes reports Captain Dreyfus convicted of treason after Demange wrap up, with Major Carriere formulating verdicts. Crowd cheers for the army as Dreyfus faces ten years with potential clemency debate and revision proceedings to Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rennes
Dreyfus
M. Demange
Major Carriere
Tar Age
Can They Be Called The Schanfarber Witnesses Questioned
The Age reports women sought by prosecutors in the Schanfarber trial were summoned to appear on Labor Day but the grand jury was not in session. Experts note past subpoenas failed, and holiday timing could thwart testimony if they arrived. Lawyers doubt how prosecutors will proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Hadamard
Mme. Dreyfus
Dreyfus
France
Devil's Island
Fort Corte
Schanfarber
Wheeler
Kentucky
Schanfarbers
Pan Handle removes platforms from cars for safety
The Pan Handle company is removing platforms and hoods from baggage and express cars due to tight space and expense. With no platforms or steps, safety bars are installed to protect employees when crossing from car to car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan Handle Company
Local residents take possession of new residences on Chestnut
Dr. Charles Raymer Friday moved into a new home on Chestnut street. Frank W. Beebe took occupancy at Chestnut and Eighth streets. D. G. Whittemore purchased the Manner property on Main street and will occupy it soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Raymer Friday
Chestnut Street
Frank W. Beebe
Chestnut and
Eighth Streets
D.G. Whittemore
Manner
Main Street
The Age Delivers Local News From County Front
The Age highlights top county stories with extensive local coverage. Subscribers gain access to community updates, events, and public notices shaping daily life, reflecting the paper’s commitment to regional reporting.
Dreyfus Verdict Provokes Global Outcry and Jewish Anger
London reports show widespread indig nation as the Dreyfus court martial verdict shocks England. Special prayers fill synagogues and Jews publicly express execration with many seen sobbing. The press condemns the ruling across publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dreyfus
England
Quiet Sunday in Paris and scattered Dreyfus unrest
Paris reported an absolute calm on Sunday with light rain and deserted streets. Small disturbances erupted in Marseilles and Belfort after the Dreyfus court martial verdict, with demonstrators stoning Jacques Dreyfus’s Belfort residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Rue de Chabres
Marseilles
Belfort
Dreyfus
Jacques Dreyfus
Dreyfus Verdict Stuns Berlin and Sparks Political Debate
Berlin readers react to the Dreyfus verdict with shock expecting the Reichsanzeiger statement from Emperor William to prevent a major judicial and political crime. The consensus calls the second verdict a grave political blunder and a troubling development in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Berlin
Dreyfus
Reichsanzeiger
William
Civil and Military Battle Over Rennes Monument
Paris reports heated debate between civil and military courts over a verdict. The Siecle plans a subscription to fund an expiatory monument before Rennes palace of justice to memorialize what it calls an outrage on justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Court of Cassation
The
Siecle
Palace of Justice
Rennes
Mercier Burned In Effigy Leads Modern Demonstrations
Indignation over Dreyfus verdict surfaces in New York with Mercier burned in effigy on Eldridge Street. A major Jewish protest gathering at the Thalia theater, sermons referencing the trial, and preparations for a Washington appeal. Also reports protests in Rome and Italy against Rennes verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercier
New York
Dreyfus
General Mercier
Eldridge Street
Thalia Theater
Washington
Rome
Austria
Italy
Rennes
Naples
Separated Couple Retains Farm Rights After Divorce
George and Mary Hackenbracht of near West Fayette finalize a separation by their attorneys B Voorhees and T C Roche. Mary keeps the minor children, George contributes to support, and he receives seven acres and a homestead while the personal property is divided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Mary Heckenby
West Fayette
Harmony
Voorhees
T. C. Roche
Reunion and opening plans for city projects and events
Fort Wayne’s J A Henry accelerates installation of a new electric light plant while Blue Evansville hosts a Blue and Gray reunion October 10 to 13 with a peace jubilee and a parade including a sham battle and a steamboat parade on the Ohio. The Lake Superior embargo is lifted as a naval procession forms. a Mississippi lynching case unfolds. a Pittsburgh murder-suicide claim ends with three dead and a surviving husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Henry
Fort Wayne
Electric Light Pony
Evansville
Ind
Cihansville
Ernors
McKinley
Stephen D. Lee
Ohio River
Soo Passage
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Lake Superior
Douglas Houghton
Racehorse Joe Patchen Sold to Senator McCarthy
Joe Patchen, the famed racer from Johnstown Pennsylvania, has been sold by W Hawes to Senator McCarthy of Goshen New York. Hawes had paid about $20,000 for Patchen a few weeks earlier in Cleveland and it is believed the senator paid more than that amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Fatchem
Johnstown
Hawes
Joe Patchen
Senator McCarthy
Goshen
N. Y
Patchen
Cleveland
McCarthy
Ravage of Yellow Jack Reported in Key West
In Key West Florida twenty three new yellow fever cases and two deaths were reported in the last twenty four hours. The outbreak remains dire with many residents sent to the Dry Tortugas detention camp for quarantine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Fla
Grain Market Prices and Corrections
Corrected market note lists grain prices per bushel for wheat oats rye and per barrel flour with assorted terminology and misprints. Specific figures are unclear but indicate daily quotation activity and retail packaging terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney, Demoss & Co
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Entin
Age
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Wamarowma
Bell
E Butler
D. Maston
Blooming Grove
P.S. Mision
Jenne Mills
John Mille
Newcomerstown
Toledo
Rees Hoff
Ida Cullion
Jobn Hooker
P. S. Maston
Senco
Ara Lash
Thomas Jones
Mis Callison
Howard Winn
Lawson Staggers
Malissa Wright
Geo. Wright
Warsaw
Edwards
Hulda Smith
Wo. McConnell
Indiana
Jennie Smailes
Mr. Snyder
Akron
Frank Smith
Cha
Steele
Piatt Wibemem
Everett Oxly
Sunie Fair
Javer Willamon
Verne
Mage
Severne
Beceoe Priday
BF. Beihart
Ile Russel Milier
Keene W
Krowsappie
Lon Cton
ROX
Ed LeRetHer
Carrie
John Randles
Mirs
Mero Adams
South Dakota
John Shrigley
Laura Potter
Pennsylvania School
John Finley
Coshecton Rolling Mill Company
Will Foster
Forks
Miss and Gleason
Grace Edwards
West Carlisle
Annie and
Jennie Keagy
B .P. Jacobs
West Bedford
Cooperdale
Courthouse News
Henry T. Clark
Edwin Black
Oxford Township
Edward Darr
Margaret Darr
Rebecca Curtis
George Best
Elmer L. Thompson
Della M. Norman
Wiliam Austin
Fannie Jacobs
Ny Suede
Deas
Idreyfus
M. Labori
Madame Dreyfus
Mathieu Dreyfus
Devil’s Island
Loubet
Maitre Demange
Mar
M. Coupois
Ecourt
Baying
Alogether
Jouaust
Court of Revision
Grand Jury
Budapest
Blanche Bruce
Tuskegee Ala
B. EK. Bruce
Mississippi
United States
Bruce
Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute
Tuskegee
Ala
Pickens
Boston
George and
Mary Rackelbracht
Dihite
Pe Jackson
Miss
Brandon
Ry McAlpin
Lagher
Felix Geomo
Port Perry
Pyat
Sig Self
Gallagher
Grain Market
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