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Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1899

Page

3

Best well shows oil at Stuckum farm blast site

John Kissner reports a successful blasting of the Stadium well with a 100 quart glycerine charge. Water and oil flow were observed as the well was tested, with oil first and third bailers yielding oil while the second brought water. Kissner, Gourley, and partners plan to pump and connect with the nearby Hall well, expecting profitable results.

John Kissner Stuckum Farm Mr. Kissner John C. Gourley Luntz Torpedo Company Kissner

Trinity Episcopal Church to Call Rector Monday

Archdeacon Abbott met Trinity Church vestry at the Park hotel parlor to discuss calling a rector. The congregation agreed a parson should be employed and will continue services Sundays with occasional song services led by Professor Evans.

Archdeacon Abbott Cleveland Trinity Episcopal Church Park Hotel Evans

Unclaimed Letters at Coshocton Post Office

List of letters remaining unclaimed for the week ending September 25 at Coshocton post office. Names include Miss Sadie Clark Miss Cora Miller John McKumey J Mc Shain Harvey A Wolford. Claimants should say advertised and give TLS date. Submitted by CR McCon, P.M. NP.

Coshocton Sadie Clark Cora Miller John McKumey J. McShain Harvey A Wolford CR McCor P.M

Henderson Shot Pigs Guilty in Common Pleas Court

William J T Henderson of Lafayette Township was found guilty in common pleas court after indictment for cruelty to animals. Testimony showed he planted cane that attracted neighbor Moore's pigs, he drove them away, then shot three of the animals. He remains jailed pending sentencing before Judge Eason.

William J T Henderson Lafayette Township Grand Common Pleas Henderson Moore Eason

Admiral Dewey opinion interview on Manila voyage

In New York on Sept 27 Admiral Dewey spoke aboard the Olympia about Filipino resistance and leadership. He described Aguinaldo as a figurehead with capable backers, praised his sailors, and contrasted Filipino people with Cubans while noting readiness for self government may come later. He also commented on Otis and the Philippines situation.

New York Dewey Olympia Manilla Smilie Meize Aguinaldo Philippines Otis General Wheeler Deirech Manila

Admiral Dewey returns home amid jubilant reception at Tompkinsville

The Olympia anchored off Staten Island with Admiral Dewey and crew. Shore batteries fired 17 guns as the flagship fired 21 in salute. Dewey spoke of the immense welcome from statesmen and troops en route to honor him, while engaging with Sir Thomas Lipton, Rear Admiral Sampson, and other visitors.

New York Olympia Admiral Dewey Tompkinsville Lower Bay Staten Island Hook Fort Hancock Shamrock Ebevece Thomas Lipton Thomas -Were- Mackay Dewey Admir Sampson Chadwick Mander Winslow Dolphin Miral Sampson J Dewey Marine Guard Aé Sampson Sas

Reverend Fair Returned to Lead United Brethren for Another Year

Rev. A. E. Fair came back from Cambridge where the East Ohio conference of the United Brethren church returned him to Coshocton for another year. M. L. Oliver of Sarahsville was continued as presiding elder. North Lawrence, Bowerstown and Beech City vied for the next meeting, with Beech City prevailing. Cambridge hosted the conference with hearty hospitality for ministers and delegates.

A. E. Fair Cambridge East Ohio United Brethren Church Coshocton M. L. Oliver Sarahsville Noble County North Lawrence Bowerstown Beech City

Famous horseman Abraham Barnard to start county fair races

Cleveland's Abraham Barnard, renowned horseman, is secured as starter for the county fair races. The event promises unprecedented speeds and a feature spectacle as the expert rider returns to the field. Separately, five special trains carried the Twenty-eighth Infantry through the city Monday night from Camp Meade, rushing toward San Francisco for departure to Manila within a week.

Abraham Barnard Cleveland The Agricultural Society Barnard Camp Meade San Francisco Manila

Private Wright Coming Home from the First Wyoming Infantry

The First Wyoming Infantry unit has been mustered out at San Francisco and begun the journey home. Private Bert Wright, a local resident, is expected to arrive here late this week after a brief visit with friends in Wyoming.

Wyoming Infantry Bert Wright San Francisco Wright Hegoay Wyom

Navy official to discuss Dewey sword presentation

Washington on September 27 reports that Mr. Allen assistant secretary of the navy met with Admiral Dewey to discuss next days plans. They considered an official ceremony at the capital where the president would present Dewey with the sword awarded by the navy.

Dewey Washington Andietary Long Mr. Allen Rotary Navy Admiral Dewey Dawey

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Court House Henderson Shot Manilla Bay Davies Lana Stabiecea Aguinaléo Wae Navy Yard Aprinal Dewey Florida Georgia Gibraltar Lamberton Navy Department van Wyck Butterfield van Wy Reverend Fair United Brethren Ciety Private Wright Chas. St. Fletcher
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