Pianist Sam Lamberson Leaves for Chicago Concert Tour
Sam Lamberson starts a concert tour with Katherine Ridgeway Concert company in Chicago Monday evening. He is praised for his piano talent by local friends and Berlin training under Mme Stepanoff, a Leschetizky student, with a letter of endorsement. Coshocton locals predict a bright future for him among America's top musicians.
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Sam Lamberson
Chicago
Katherine Ridgeway Concert Company
Berlin
Mme. Stepanoff
Leschetizky
Lamberson
Coshocton
America
Resumed Her Position in Crawford Store
Miss Lura Patton has resumed her position in the Crawford store. The brief note confirms her return to duties after a pause, with no further details on date or role.
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Lura Patton
Crawford
West Lafayette College Opens with Record Fall Enrollment
Sept 21 West Lafayette College reports its fall term opened Sept 15 with the largest enrollment in college history. President W. L. Wells addressed the chapel gathering on human knowledge limits. New faculty members include Prof. Lemorine Wells and Mrs. Alberta Thomas.
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West Lafayette College
Dr. Wells
Miss McCall
W. L. Wells
D. D
Lemorine Wells
Alberta Thomas
Thomas
Dick Turns Down Offer of Democratic Chairman
Columbus Ohio September 21 1903 Charles Dick chairman of the Republican State Executive Committee replies to Hon Charles P Salen outlining his view on campaign finance laws. He confirms expenditures and donor records are kept and asserts Democrats did not comply with the Garfield Corrupt Practices Act while others supported repeal. He notes the books are open but declines further disclosure.
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Columbus
Charles P. Salen
Democratic
Republican State Organization
Republican State Committee
Republican Party
Devaul
Monroe County
Tam
Charles Dick
Harvest and small town notes fill local column
Milk cows mentioned, a wedding anticipated near Branch church, tradesmen at work on barns and carpentry, wheat sown, corn cutting underway. Several locals travel to Coshocton and nearby towns. a frost spared crops. New pastor appointed at Nebo M P church and school starts with W H Middleton. The Age ads report good results.
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Issaac Wright
A. M. Marshall
J. L. Whittaker
George Roberts
Cox & Trego
Jackson Township
Henry McCoy
Tunnel Hill
Smith’s
Davis
James Passmore
Coshocton
Roberts
W. H. Middleton
Allen Manchester
Quincy Adams Sawyer Inspires Rural Realism in Stage
A long critical review praises Quincy Adams Sawyer for its natural rural realism, avoiding excess melodrama and old country stereotypes. It notes elaborate scenery and live prototypes from the novel, with performances set for November 28 at the Opera House Bought Wiggins Farm.
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Quincy Adams Sawyer
New England
Opera
W C T U Resolutions Back Real Law At Roscoe Convention
At the Coshocton county W T U convention in Roscoe the delegates approved resolutions praising President Mrs Fannie Drummond and county officers while mourning the death of Camilla Compton. They thanked the Board of Agriculture for fair accommodations and Roscoe for hospitality. A plan urged continuation of effective work and the formation of S T L temperance clubs to reach children. They endorsed the Real Law movement and pledged support for dry town policies to keep youth from saloons.
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Fannie Drummond
Camilla Compton
Board of Agriculture
Roscoe
Coshocton
Coshocton County
A.T. Beall
Vincent Ferguson
Bradner Burt
West Lafayette
John Miskimen
John Sicker
Ed. Thompson
Platfield
Lucy Croy
Nancy Mec Connell
Ella Dickerson
Chalfanta
A. C. Sandies
J. F. Park
Corena
Avondale
Gleason
Carhart
Mra. Haight
D. F. Denman
C. W. St. Clair
F. A. Drummond
Court House Promissory Suit and Local Property Deeds
Court records show John M. Adams suing Julius and Foster in common pleas court for $140 with interest from August 12 1903, with attorneys T H Wheeler and Pomerene Pomerone. Deeds filed include Ella West and Milah West to Minnie G Evans lot 64 Kenilworth addition for 650, John H West and wife to Lewis Weighninger 90 acres Lafayette township for 650, P C Shipps to JC 3 Shipps lot 1473 Board of Trade third addition for 200, and P C Shipps and wife to Joseph Jennings lot 1473 Board of Trade third addition for 200. Special Foreways to Chicago via Pennsylvania Lines for Centennial Exposition on September 26 and 28.
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John M. Adams
Common Pleas
Julius & Foster
T. H. Wheeler
Pomerene & Pomerone
Mr. Adams
Moses Holden
Isaac Holt
Ella West
Milah West
Minnie G. Evans
Kenilworth Addition
John H. West
Lewis Weighninger
Lafayette Township
T. Gosser
P. C
Shipps
Board of Trade
P. C. Shipps
Joseph Jennings
Maggie Richardson
Miles Richardson
J. C. Adams
Miles
Bethlehem Township
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Rev Kohler Returns to Coshocton for Another Year
Charles W. Smith of American Express reports Rev Henry Irving Kohler has been sent to Coshocton for another year. Kohler is at Barberton for a U B church conference. Under his incumbency the church has progressed with a flattering year showing. Presiding elder Rev Mr Wyant has also been returned to this district.
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American Express Company
Henry Irving Kohler
Coshocton
Kohler
Barberton
U.B. Church
Mr. Wyant
Jett Testifies In Own Defense In Kentucky Shooting Case
Curtis Jett testified he was in Hargis's store with Spicer and Noble when Cockrell was shot. He said the gunfire appeared to come from the courthouse and that he visited the courthouse before returning to the store. On cross examination he smiled and admitted he was drinking the day Cockrell was shot.
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Cynthiana
Curtis Jett
Hargis
Cockrell
Spicer
Noble
Court House
Veent The Limit Brick Plant Output Record
The brick plant tested to its full capacity with bricks produced at a rate of 60 000 per day on Saturday.
Death of Dayton worker Peter Benson Identified in City
Samuel Burns of Dayton identified the body of Peter Benson who died east of the city early Saturday. Coroner Marshall confirmed the identification after Benson’s brother B K Benson of Omaha was notified. The funeral and burial are planned for tomorrow in this city.
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Wolfe
B. K. Benson
Omaha
Nebraska
Peter Benson
Samuel Burns
Dayton
Benson
Burns
Marshall
Dayton Union
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Attorney-At-Law
Ohio
Frank Hay
Seth C Duncan
Sel- Block
Main Street
Pomerene
W. R. Fomerene
F E. Pomerene
Attorneys-At-Law
Burns Block
Main and
Fourth Streets
Finley & Wernett
Goshocton
J. M Compton
Eastside Public Square
Equity Building
Nicholas & Merrell
Filam H. Nicholas
Merrell Attorneys-At-Law
Chico
Omces
F. C. Hay Building
W. A. Himebaugh
R. A. Powelson
Hunt Block
Coshocton, Ohio
Levi Williams
Hay Building
Walker & Cantwell’s
Davis & Carr
Selby Building
Coshect
E. L. Brady
Ricketts Building
Citizen’s
James Glenn
Glenn & Stockum
Citizens Phone
Ricketts
R. K. Merriam, M. D
Lorenz Building
I. C. Roiche
Ohlo
Hunt Balding
Main St
Haies
Temple of Learning
John Hay
Bently Pape
Harry Ferguson
Lafayette College
Prof
Dickerson
Chalfants
Epworth League
Henry Croy
Hardin County
QO. P. McDonald
New Moscow
Charles Meredith
George McCoy
Willow Brook
Wm. McBride
W. I. Mills
Warsaw
Trinway
Lee Parks
Will Krider
Isreal Hebson
Nellie
Js. N. Slaats
M. K. Hauger
Kanavel
Alica Hauger
Loudonville
Grant Wheeler
Raymond
Sutherland
Florida
Grant
Murphy
Newcomerstown
M. P
Nebo
H. ©. Lucas
Cambridge
M. P. Church
Wiggins
Harry Dickey
Tom Wiggins
West Lafay
Etta
Denver
St. Andrew's
Pennsylvania Lines
WW. & L. Coshocton
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Grand Council Royal and Select Masters
Grand Chapter
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D.F. Denman
J. A. Thrapp
C. W. St Clair
Ohio Messenger
State Minutes
Caroline McCormick
Lilian FE. Tyler
John Ebart
Peter Ebert
D. A. Raif
M. A. McConnell
Robert Dummermuth
Board of Trade i
Rev. Kohler
Charles W. Smith
Jett
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