Local notices and lives of Coshocton people
Local items mention Rev. Talmage sermons and an October lecture at the Fair Ground. J. R. Johnson moves to Hamrick house. A. H. Huston becomes township superintendent. Transfer of editor Roevrat Crawsonp to Wooster Voice. estate sale for Robert Moore. An erroneous impression about Talmage lecture is corrected. A. H. Grover named delegate to Farmers National Congress. J. F. Meek to Europe for lithographs. near miss fire at Gray hardware. Community events include missionary program at Amity Church and neighborhood marriages and sermons at Baptist and M. P. churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor McKinley
Ma Jolly Owens
Peter Smith
East Main Street
Mr. Smith
Chillicothe
Baptist Church
Christ
Reapers of the Ack
Dr. Talmage
Fair Ground
Roevrat A. Crawsonp
Keene
Big County
Wooster Voice
University of Wooster
Robert Moore
Mohawk Village
Ohio
Daniel Valenting
Dan
Probate Judge Welcomes Baby Boy Amid Family Joy
Judge C. B. Hunt reports a fine baby boy born last Monday morning, bringing happiness to the home. The family hopes the youngster follows his father’s example in all things but politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Hunt
Itg Papa
Delegates Named to Judicial Convention by County Republicans
At the Coshoc ton County Republican Execu tive Committee meeting last Saturday delegates to the Judicial Convention at Zaneaville were chosen. September 26th nominees include W. A. Himebaugh FE. Z. Hays John M. Compton I. D. Luke E. L. Lybarger E. W. James with alternates J. F. Tredway David Davis James Scout R. A. Mc Clure W. H. Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton County
Republican Executive Committee
Zaneaville
W. A. Himebaugh
FE. Z. Hays
John M. Compton
I. D. Luke
E. L. Lybarger
E. W. James
J. F. Tredway
David Davis
James Scout
R. A. McClure
W. H. Wilson
McFarland Sondies Nupuials in Coshocton
A wedding took place last Wednesday at Mrs Sondies residence on Sixth street marrying Nora Sondies to George McFarland of Roscoe. Rev Dr Craft officiated and a generous feast followed. the couple are well known in Coshocton and many friends extend best wishes.
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McFarland-Sondies
Denial Letter Challenges County Investigation Interference
Thomas McConnell sworn statement argues that county officials outside the board pressured the commissioners to halt an inquiry into county offices. He denies involvement and says investigators should proceed under proper authority. The document lists outside opponents Auditors Speckman and others and records sworn testimony dated September 23, 1895.
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Board of
Board of Commissioners
Mother
Speckman
Coplen
Tuscarawas Township
Coshocton County
Ohio
Two Kinds of Campaigning in the County Field
The Democratic Standard challenges the tax party to reveal the character and reputation of candidates for county offices, beginning with Newton Spackman the current auditor. The article expresses intent to publish sketches of Republican candidates and states no personal attacks will be made against Democratic nominees. It argues for factual reporting on public officers and lets voters decide.
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Hap Thia
Court House
Mugrate
Newton Spackman
Tus
Agedesma Maythew Crawford
Speakrman
Mora'ty
Tux Rox
Alsction
Standard
McCullough Marries Miss Lann In Quiet Zanesville Ceremony
Thomas McCullough manager of the Postal Telegraph office and Miss Bessie Lann were married at the South Street M E parsonage last evening. The couple will reside on Orchard Street with the bride’s sister Mrs James McKinney. the groom came from Coshocton months ago and has many friends who wish them happiness.
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Zanesville
Tom McCullough
Thomas McCullough
Postal Telegraph Office
Bessie Lann
South Streat
M. BE. Parganage
McCullough Wall
Orchard Street
James Mckinney
McCullough
Cosheeton
Death of Mrs Laura Wertz in Cherry Street home
Mrs Laura Knicely Wertz died at her Cherry Street home after a brief malaria illness at age 40. She leaves husband Fr Wert and two children, was a lifelong Lutheran, funeral at New Hope Church in Murkingam County conducted by Rev C L V Dover, with thanks to neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Knicely Wertz
Fr. Wert
Cherry Street
Knicely
Adams Township
Muskingum County
Ohio
Lutheran Church
New Hope Church
Murkingam County
C. L. V. Dover
Werte
Change of Pastors in Canton Conference
After the Canton Conference session, Dr. A. N. Craft is appointed Presiding Elder of the Youngstown District. Rev. J. W. Toland D D of Miles Park Cleveland is chosen as his successor. Craft moves to Cortland to care for his aged parents, with headquarters in Youngstown. Toland will serve Grace church next Sunday.
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Canton
A. N. Craft
Youngstown
J. W. Toland
Miles Park Avenue
Cleveland
Craft
Youngetown
Trinity
Dr Toland
Alliance
Dr. Toland
Scio College
General Conference
Edura Ery
Dr. Craft
Cortland
Andi
Younghew
McConnell Clears Up County Investigation Mystery
Commissioner Thomas McConnell addresses county tax payers, explaining why the county offices inquiry was halted after the September ordination and subsequent counterpressure from other officials. The statements unravel the delay and end the mystery for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McConnell
Third County
Comen
McConnell
Eelvep
Nred
Ned
Journalistic Trickery and Honest Quoting Demand
A reader's letter condemns the Democratic Standard for misquoting The Age. It calls the practice unprofessional and dishonorable, urging verbatim quotation of words and accusing the paper of attributing statements it did not make. The writer demands accurate sourcing in future coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Democratic Standard
Taz Age
Hyater
Reunion for county fair veterans at Cosbooton anniversary
County fair veterans who have attended every fair are invited to a reunion at Horticultural Hall on Thursday during Fall week. The event aims to record the number of longtime attendees and is led by Fair officers Mr Love, W A Mitten, and Ko L Rontzeen.
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Cosbooton
Horticultural Hall
Love
Atlanta Exposition
Atlanta
CIA
Pennsylvania
Wm. H. Kipp
Coshocton
Visitors and notices fill town in brisk social pages
Harry Lewis and C L Sturgeon visited from Pittsburg and Newark while Mrs W H Kipp and George Morrow visited relatives. Misses Donahew Way and Tanverlan ton spent Sunday with friends. Arthur Moore leaves for Delaware to attend Ohio Wesleyan University. Various locals plan shopping and visits as Mrs Schwich returns from Portsmouth and Mpa H Nicholas rests from work. Fire alarm rules and Talmage lecture notices close the column.
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Apy Perec
Harry Lewis
Pittsburg
C. L. Sturgeon
Newark
W. H. Kipp
George Morrow
Wheeling
W. Va
Mins
Myrtle Ciclo
Peoria
Sue J. Lorenz
Charlie Madden
Arthur Moora
Dalaware
Ohio Wesleyan University
Fred Brooke
Negark
C.D
Fall millinery openings draw crowds at Mrs. F W Munn and Arcade
Notices advertise grand openings on Sept 27 and 28 at Mrs F W Munn and Arcade Millinery, with promotions for new hats and bonnets, stationery at Carl Williams Co., and various sales and events across Coshocton including street fairs, train offers, and lectures by Dr. Talmage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Munn
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A. H. Huston
Port Washington
Wolfe
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Coshoctan
James R. Johnson
Cambridge Road
Hamrick House
Talmage
Rev
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Curnaert H. Grover
McKinley
6Ths Farmere’ National Congress
Atlanta Ga
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MecKinney
J. F. Merk
Wihout
Europe
Germany
Meek
Tuscarora Advertising Company
Gray Hardware
Hattie
Laranna Lint
Canal Lewieville
Jennie Porter
Clara Cramlett
Flore
Eva Hardrock
Perry
William Roberts
Heaty
Tommie Cramiett
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Della Leach
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William Cooper
Charley Ewaley
Will Sondele
Will Best
Ewa Wety
New Philadelphia
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Ir. Garner Wright
Chicago
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Neary
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Wakatomika
B. T. Bell
Mary D. Rafferty
Rincon
Texas
W. W. Bell
Shelby
Iowa
C. A. Bell
Edwards,Mo
A. L. Ogle
Baptist
Muskingum Conference
McConnelleville
W.L. Wells
M. P
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West Lafayete
Linton Township
Cosnocton
Illinois
Supreme Court
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Shades of
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Denial
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Wes
Ruth
Marth
Court House Ring
Messrs
Huot, Speckman
Danaon
Tur Cosnacros
Lha Couny
Casire
Cupanins
B. Mirr
N. Sereeway
A. J. Hur
SF. Daws
JON
Yeur Auta
Ward
Zeneayilte
BE. EB. Werts
Macor
Rey
W. A. Mitten
Ko. L. Rontzeen
George B. Adgar
Las
J.I. Moore
Sau't Ste. Marie, Mich
Hamilton Stewart
Frances Donahew
Cora Way
Weat Lafayatta
Tanrerlanlon
New Philadelpia
Albert H. Wpossondar
Toronto
Creamla
Edward ‘Tyler
Standard Advertising Company
C. Schwich
Portsmouth
H. Nicholas
Nenla
David Lanning
Eking
Uach
B. J. McClain
Misa Dela
Eleare
O. Wo UL
John L. Davis
Aline
Mt. V Non
Mira Nellie Owls
Oorgs M. Gray
Y.M.C.A
Nicholas Farm
Misa Nore Coe
Woolster
Mion
Annie MacMillan
Idlewood
Charles Adrian Rowland
Carnagie
Millar
Couhocton
Precinct No.1
Precinct No 2
James B. Manner
Minuenr
C. c.& Sand T
M. G. Hack
Oncoe
Clark's
Roscoe
Call
WM. G. Hack
Amigoee
Bee Hive Grocery
Lapixs
Arcade Millinery Company
Fano
Carl Williamacs Co
Selby Block
Ons
Post 1
Laura’s Drug and Book Store
Cosbocton
Thompson Bros
Main Street
Depot
Arcale Millivery Company
EverrytTaine
Carl Williams & Co
Atore
Selby Black
Carl Willisaé ®. Co
Loudonville
Wa. H. Kire
South Fourth Street
M. Rowney, Jr
Dave & Ike
Ze A. H. Thomson
Dave & Ike’s
Kansas
Foster Bros
Independence
Pocock
B. F. Suva
Conner’s
Business College
Eeahia
C. Ervin
Wilson Welle
Nic. Flee
Retta
C. Everhart
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