East Ohio M E conference appoints Coshocton clergy
The East Ohio conference closed in Alliance with Bishop Mallalieu approving Grace M E Church’s Rev. Toland for another year. Notable Coshocton listings include J G Exline in West Lafayette and J J Wilson in Massillon. The itinerant system keeps pastors moving each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Ohio
M. E. Church
Alliance
Coshocton
Mallalieu
Grace M. E. Church
Toland
J. S. Eaton
Adamsville
A. Loomis
Kimbolton
J.H. Slack
Plainseld
J. G. Exline
West Lafayette
W. H. Talmadge
Tod Avenue Church
Warren
J. J. Wilson
Massillon
J. H. Conkle
Jewett
R. B. Pope
Cambridge
Abraham Lincoln
Doctor Toland Writes About Faith and Community Struggles
A fragmented letter discusses church concerns and conscience, mentioning Feelings about kindness, a plea for support, and references to New Philadelphia and local figures. The writer expresses hope and asks for understanding, signing with initials and partial names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bean
Chadoa Tate
Gee Moore
Ana
Philadelphia
Dewey Reception Excursions From Key Points
Special excursion tickets for Admiral Dewey receptions in New York and Washington go on sale from Pennsylvan ia Lines stations. New York tickets valid Sept 26 27 28 return by Oct 4. Washington tickets valid Sept 30 Oct 1 return by Oct 6. Obtain rates times and details from local Pennsylvan ia Lines ticket agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Dewey
New York
Washington
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Lines
For Forgery Case Connects Young Hoon to Jail Sentence
Governor Bushnell cites War Department correspondence confirming Private Lawrence F. Hoon of Belle Center Ohio was tried and convicted by court martial in the Philippine islands for forging names to secure promotion. The sentence was approved by General Lawton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Hoon
Columbus
Bushnell
Lawton
Cherokee Strands On Pasque Island In Dense Fog
The steamer Cherokee ran ashore at Nauschen on the southwest end of Pasque Island while passing through Vineyard sound in thick fog. The hull sustained a large forward hole and there is little hope of floating her. Cargo includes lumber and cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasque Island
Mass
Nauschen
Vineyard Sound
Siege ends as Guerin capitulates at Fort Chabrol
Paris reports a six week siege of anti Semitic leader M Guerin ends with surrender to municipal guards at Fort Chabrol. Government set a 4 am deadline and deployed nearly 1000 troops to cordon the area while Guerin and his followers were detained. Others were released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M Gllerin
Fort Chabro
M. Guerin
Guerin
Fort Chabrol
Dreyfus Pardoned Sparks Paris Cabinet Decision
Paris broadcasts trumpet the pardon of Captain Dreyfus stirring little public emotion. anti-Dreyfusard papers attack President Loubet but fail to revive the drama. London voices US sympathy for Mrs Maybrick and questions England’s justice. A scattered update notes shipwreck at Portsmouth, N C with crew saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Captain Dreyfus
Dreyfus
Loubet
Soir
Dreyfusards
Miners Up For Contempt In Illinois Strike Case
In Springfield on September 20 Judge Allen of the U S circuit court sentenced Lindolph Betz William Can ser and James Galloway to six months in Sangamon county jail for contempt of court. Betz Can ser and Galloway are union miners formerly at the St Louis and Big Muddy Coal company's Carterville mine and are ringleaders of the strikers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Allen
United States Circuit Court
Lindolph Betz
William Canser
James Galloway
Sangamon County
Betz
Canseler
Galloway
St. Louis
Lydia E Pinkham S Vegetable Compound Helped Ailing Woman
Mrs Van Crertz of Jersey City New Jersey suffered from womb inflammation ovarian inflammation and fibroid tumor believed incurable. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports dramatic improvement with tumor disappearance and renewed spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
New York
Lydia E.pinkham
Mrs. van Crertz
SauNvexs Ave
Jersey
N. J
Washington debates insurgent offer as Otis plans continue
Secretary Root weighs a cable from General Otis showing a possible insurgent bid to parley and free prisoners but still plans to push military actions. Officials doubt the offer’s substance and expect no ground lost despite negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Root
Otis
Philippines
Ris
Asumedo
Nore
Gus
Armr
Loss of Lieutenant and 15 men in reconnoitering party
Admiral Dewey reported the disappearance of Lt Gilmore and 15 men after dividing his force ashore near Manila. Some were later found alive at San Isidro, an insurgent stronghold, including Walton Vandoll Elbworth Patterson and Edwards Broglio, with Captain Rockefeller also presumed captured then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lasit
Admiral Dewey
Navy Department
Manilla
San Isidro
Gilmore
William Walton
Paul Vandoll
John Elbworth
Albert Patterson
Landsman Lymen
Paul Edwards Broglio
Fred Anderson
Charles M. Rockefeller
Nineteenth Infantry
Alaska sheep and cattle potential spotted by Coville
Botanist F. W. Coville reports from Alaska after an expedition with E. O. Harriman’s party. From Seattle May 21 to Aug 1 they explored islands and western Alaska up to the Arctic Ocean aboard a chartered steamer. Coville notes rich grazing on KadiaK island and suggests feasible large scale sheep farming with wool shipment by slow steamers, while cattle may be limited by transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Coville
Agricultural Department
Washington
Alaska
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Kadiak Island
President McKinley’s Philippine policy praised at Ocean Grove
The speech lauds the presidents policy linking love of country and faith. It asserts that US authority in the Philippines and Puerto Rico should bring liberty and opportunity, with peace and a government of law for the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Philippines
Ocean Grove
N. J
United States
Forte Rico
Sealed Proposals for Coshocton Street Bonds
Bids due October 3 for fifteen street paying bonds of Coshocton Ohio issued to paving Walnut and Cambridge streets. Bonds dated October 3 1599 mature 1901 to 1915 bearing 2 1 2 percent interest payable semi annually at Commerce Banking Coshocton bidder must supply 3 percent certified check and bid specifics to Village Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Commerce Banking Company Bank
Walnut
Cambridge Street
Ohio
Third Street
Walnut Street
F.E. Wagner
Notice to Contractors for Main Street Sidewalk Improvements
Sealed proposals will be received at the Auditor's office Coshocton Ohio until 2 o'clock p.m. October 2 for sidewalk work on Main Street south side of the courthouse square. The project includes granite pavement about 445 feet long with 24 feet width, a stone curb, and paving features described as Blue Enché quality with hard sand, gravel, and tree shade elements. Contractors to bid per area and deliver plans upon approval by the commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Ohio
Cineck
Court House Square
Ile Square
Tim
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Dr. Toland
J. G. Enkine
J. J. Stack
Plainfield
Doctor Toland
DEWEY
National Association
Cincinnati
James W. Sale
Collins
D. W. Clifcon
F. D. Voris
Neoga
His
John L. Dexter
Detroit
W. R. Munford
Chicago
J. W. Edis
Youngstown
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
Indianapolis
American Association of Obstetricians and Gynecologists
James E. Baldwin
O. L. H. Dunning
L. S. McMurrry
Louisville
D. Ted Gilliam
Toledo
Chillicothe, O
Charles Black
Tommy Griffin
Black
Griffin
Perth
Scotland
Princess Hohenlohe
Langenburg
Saxe-Coburg-Gothe
Balmoral
Carverville
Bennett
Warn
Sophia
Hinms
Ureimicrior
Deaton Gackes Ames
Jiekily
London
Henry Labouchere
France
Florence Maybrick
StandariVs Ansswer
Omaha
Standard Oil Company
Miunicinal Leavin
Benlori
Jacksonville
Jacksonvill Fia
Portsmouth
N. C
Sterr
Penge
Iran
Radiak Island
Cso
Wolford
Sharte
Buch
Haley Songe
Maereeer
Mole Prope
Dasma
THE
NEW York Life Insurance Company
McFarland &Cornell
Selby Block
Coshocton. O
D- D- Boyd
F.F. Wagner
Vierk
B. H. Davidson
V. Lecky
Davidson & Lecky
Selby Building
Coshoctan, O
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