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Newspaper

Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1902

Page

8

People We Know Local social notes from Canal Dover area

A long column lists residents and visitors across towns such as Canal Dover, New Philadelphia, Newark, and Wilmot. Entries note travels to Massillon, Navarre, Norwick, Wheeling, Bloomington, and Indianapolis, plus engagements with families, hotel stays, and social gatherings.

Local residents visit and travel noted in Sunday outings

Mr and Mrs C S Wolford and Mr and Mrs Henry Lorenz drove to Millersburg Sunday. Mrs Ellen Wyss of Sherodevile visits Mr and Mrs S A Prous on Main. Mrs Frank Wilson and F E Thompson of Ubrichsville visit Mr and Mrs D O Thompson on Park Ave. Lizzie Burch and son Carl and Miss Martellure of Dresden injure at Lawrence Wimmeron Vine home. Miss Mary James leaves for Bryn Mawr Pa to supervise a college department this year. Misses Edna Ilay and Kate Temple go to Chambersburg Pa to enter Wilson College with Mrs George uy. Mrs Katharine Weyant of Boxerstown and daughter Mrs Marv othe of Ubrichsyth visit Mrs J P Zerbe on Main. Mrs Join Wilgus of Newcomerstown, Mrs Rose Armstrong of Indianapolis, and Mrs Rose Hagans of Los Angeles are guests of Mrs R M Temple. Emma Todd of Monessen Pa and Lizzie Barker of Fayette City Pa return after visiting George Hill family. F L Bixler of Canton News Democrat editorial staff was in the city Sunday. Mr and Mrs Jos Robertson with Mrs John Selgrist and Misses Madgearnt tun, Lida Rivertson, Frances Dona hue and Chas Heiman spent Sunday at Miss May Smith’s near Wakatomika.

Mary James Bryn Mawr Edna Ilay Kate Temple Chambersburg Wilson College George Uy Join Wilgus Newcomerstown Rose Armstrong Indianapolis Rose Hagans Los Angeles Cal R. M. Temple Emma Todd Monessen Lizzie Barker Fayette City George Hill Jos. Robertson M's. John Selgrist Madgearnttun Lida Rivertson Frances Donahue Chas. Heiman May Smith Wakatomika

Truant Officer Granted Expanded Powers Under New Education Law

As the school year starts, parents should learn the compulsory education law. The truant officer gains authority to serve warrants and enter factories and workshops to require youths employed there to attend school. He may seize or custody children aged 14 to 16 not regularly employed or lacking English literacy to compel attendance.

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Gravel Work Underway For Pan Handle Tracks

A. L. Morgan, chief of maintenance of way for the Pan Handle, oversaw ore operation to move gravel to a south city pit. Rope trains haul gravel to the site to rebuild and elevate the tracks in preparation for the annual inspections.

A. L. Morgan

Evans Married in London to Mrs Evans in August

Van O Evans former supervisor of music in public schools was married in London in August. The groom, well known in the city, has roots in Wales where he was reared, and friends in his native land will be glad to learn of his prosperity.

van O. Evans London Evans Wales

Novelty Advertising Company adopts nine hour day

On Friday evening the Novelty Advertising company announced a nine hour workday with no pay cut, effectively a one percent wage increase, and the policy took effect on Monday.

Novelty Advertising Company

Sudden Illness Strikes Local Shoe Store Worker

James Carton of Peacock's shoe store fell violently ill at home on Elm Street Sunday after attending church. He suffered sharp pains in the right side and was feared to be in mortal danger until Dr Carr arrived and the Rev Synan was summoned. He remained very ill but hoped to recover soon.

James Carton Peacock’s Elm Street Flo Dr. Carr Atcher Synan Heiss

Ricketts Nemire Couple Wed at Home of Parents

George Ricketts and Miss Mary J Nemnare were married Sunday morning at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Daniel Fortune in Ras en. Rev Me Vullmaan officiated in front of immediate relatives. The couple left on tram No 2 for Columbus and plan a trip to Indiana before returning to Rascoe to reside. Mr Ricketts has spent nine years in Iowa and returned recently.

George Ricketts Mary J. Nemnare

Wright's Celery Tea Promises Natural Nervous Cure

Nature provides a remedy for humanity and Wright's Celery Tea is touted as the exact blend of roots and herbs nature intended to cure nervousness headaches and constipation. Marketers claim marvelous success and urge alldruggeists to stock the product.

Nature Avery Wright

Indians Beat Lizards In Hot Riverside Park Game

A warm afternoon at Riverside Park saw the Indians edge the Lizards 16 to 7 as Ricketts and Carnes traded blows on the mound. Miller’s catching stood out while several miscues and base running errors fueled a lively, high-energy contest with crowd enthusiasm and postgame chatter about the effort and forfeit claim.

Riverside Park Yoshuduo Robertsen Ricketts Carnes Tish Miler Knodians Hicketts Tra Stone Elphibb Lee Dinglyd Robertson Burenfeld Inood Inodians Tuk Lisards O. Abbott G. Ross Gorselioe Henderson Albamian H. Ross Prince Miller Atkinson Talmadge Tromz Indians Lizuds

Court House Probate and Land Actions Report

Probate court records show John T. Funk named administrator for Drusilla Neldon estate. A writ of partition issued in Smith Brown vs Jas Brown et al for a 40 acre Oxford township tract valued at 300 with 15 children to divide. W A Noland sues to sell land per decedent will. First and final accounts filed for multiple estates including Garrison Pharion Spury and Mary Pharion. Several estate transfers recorded including Libbe Pharion to George Phan and Malinda Richards to Richard M Richards. Acreage transfers include Waldo Adams to Charles Otinger in Keene township for 4000 and canal frontage parcels in Lewisville.

John T. Funk Drusilla Neldon Smith Brown Jas. Brown Oxford Township W A Noland James D. Noland W. A. Noland Mary J. Garrison Andrew J. Garrison Maury Paten George ©. Wharton Mary Pharion Jos. L. McDowenl Gorrie M. Spury SEAL Mara Pharion John GG. Pharteau Libbe Pharion Mary L. Werner Jacob Werner George GO. Phan

Reduced Fares for San Francisco Excursions

Excursion tickets available September 28 to 30 to San Francisco and Los Angeles California for meeting of National Wholesale Druggists Association at Montgomery California. Apply at Pennsylvania Lines ticket agents for details.

San Francisco Los Angeles Cal Montgomery Pennsylvania Lines

Taylor of Wooster Nominated for Common Pleas Judge

The Republican sub-division convention for the Sixth judicial district of Ohio met in Millersburg on Thursday. Delegates from Hues and Wayne counties attended while Cushocton was absent. Captain James Taylor of Wooster was chosen chairman and J. M. Judson of Millersburg secretary. Taylor was nominated for common pleas judge with no other candidates presented.

Ohio Millersburg Hues Wayne Counties Cushocton James Taylor Wooster J. &. Idudson Capnato Taylor

Small Strike Quickly Settled at New Factory

A brief walkout occurred at the piaco factory project this morning over union pay. Two carpenters were discharged Saturday for not meeting the $2.50 daily scale, replaced by non union workers. after friction, all non union workers were dismissed and positions filled by union men, ending the dispute in hours.

Piaco Unicn

Eastern Ohio G A B excursion to Washington offered

Special to Washington. The Eastern Ohio G A B special for setters of the G A B and friends will leave Coshoctyn via Pennsylvania on Oct 4 Central time round trip $10. Tickets to Washington sold Oct 3,4,4,6 with return by Oct 12 and extension to Nov 8. Details from W A Kip, Ticket Agent.

Ohio G. A. Li G. A BB Pennylvania Washington W. HA. Kips

Devery Claims Victory In Democratic Primary Fight

New York Police Ex-Lieutenant Devery told reporters his win in the Democratic primary shows strong support from the people and vows to challenge Tammany Hall. He accuses rivals Hill McGuire and Gene Wood of trying to block him, cites fake nominating directives, and asserts he will lead at the state convention.

Tammany Noe Tammany Hall Sheehan Hill McGuire Gene Wood New York Lars Forgin

New York Republicans Face Quiet Path to State Caucus

Saratoga N Y Sept 22 In the runup to the New York state Republican convention placidity prevails as most state ticket selections are settled Governor Odell is expected to be renominated The lieutenant governor race ends with New York Erie and Westchester delegations pledged for George R Sheldon The platform talk centers on trusts tariff canals with the tax issue broadly outlined by Odell

New York George R. Sheldon Iite Odell

Five Trainmen Killed In Rail Collision At Whust

Pittsburg today reports a head on collision on the Pittsburg and Western line near Witmer. Trains 121 and 156 were involved. Five trainmen were killed, two injured and several passengers hurt. Train 121 was a Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg unit, while 156 belonged to the Pittsburg and Western.

Pittsburg Sept Whust

Notice to Contractors and Builders in Min Creek township Ohio

Notice to contractors and builders in Min Creek township Coshorto Counts Ohio. Bids will be received by the Board of Education at the residence of MOH Croft clerk at 2 o clock p m on Saturday October Bath Wor tr building a new room frame school house in Suhedistrien No 8 near the center of township per plans on file. Each bid must name all interested persons and include a bond of one hundred dollars with security. If bid is accepted contract will be entered and work secured by bond. Specify price for each material and for labor separately. Board reserves right to reject all bids. Clate of said Board ORT 1B. KARR President 18-4.

Min Creak Coshorto Counts Ohio Moh Croft Said Bath Wor Suhedistrien No Tir Board of Education

Ballou Advised To Remain In Jail After Shiloh Panic

Birmingham sept 22 J H Ballou in jail charged with precipitating the Shiloh Baptist church stampede says he is not responsible for the accident. He describes the disruption over seating and the violence from Hicks and others before Washingtons address. Remains of 38 victims buried as death toll rises to 105 with 100 identified. Among the dead is Kassongo the Congo boy rescued by Rev S Phillips Verner who brought him to educate him.

Birmingham Ala J. H. Ballou Shiloh R. R. Wright Industrial School of Georgia Stms Major Wright Hicks Washington Stefor Wright Tlethez George Wright Savannah Kassongo Congo Free State S. Phillips Verner Tuscaloosa Verner Congo

Eruption Toll and Island Devastation Reported

Captain Walker McKay describes Mont Pelee eruption of Aug 30, 1902, near Martinique, with 2000 deaths and widespread devastation inland. He notes craters, a truncated cone, and villagers fleeing to high ground while Soufriere remains active with no fatalities. Also reports Spanish American War Veterans encampment in Indianapolis and Vienna and Russia declining aid for Roumania Jews.

Mont Peles New York Walker McKay Quebec Steamship Company Fort de France Martinique Meny Indianapolis Senate Statehouse James B. Coryell Philadelphia Durbin Bookwalter Coryell Fairbanks Beveridge

Duchess of Rouchefoucand Undergoes Successful Operation

Paris reports the Duchess of Rouchefoucand daughter of US Senator J H Mitchell of Oregon was successfully operated on for appendicitis. Her condition is stated as satisfactory.

Paris Duchess of

Baseball results from yesterday in American and National Leagues

Results show St Louis and Chicago games with Cleveland and Detroit, detailing runs, batsmen, and pitchers. Standings list clubs with W L records, plus American Association results from Kansas City to Milwaukee and Minneapolis.

S17 Louis R. H. K St. Louis Cleveland Moore HL Rios R.A Cleyveland Kreidy Kahoe Bernhard Benus Chicago R.A. BR Cilengo Griffth Sullivan MeMackin Buetow R.E Chivagoe Wu Patterson McFarland Wissinger Leuslow Pittsburg Lundgren King Philipp Phelps R. HB. E. Chicago Morrissey Kling Leever Smith L. Pe. Tits Bok Ste American Association Kansas City KansAs Milwaukee Toledo W. L. FG Www Ionie Bt. P Minn HM SS. &O

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