Lines and Labor From Cebu to Sibonga 1902 Dispatch
Private Dollison reports long telegraph line work on Cebu island. He details patrols, threats of conflict with locals, and the daily routine of board with a Filipino family, pay details, and plans to install 44 miles of pole line with police and native workers. He mentions incidents involving natives and American casualties, and notes health and morale. He signs from Sibonga, Cebu, P. I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minonga
TatAn
Dean Panenre
Cebu
Enoch
O. B
Bohol
Negros
Cobm
Kohol
Hae
Demanjug
Lam
Saxcany
Carcas
Sibonga
Hayward
Williams
Presidenti
Pedro Bartido
States
Una-Pickanina
Pedro
Argao
Dancvany
Cochera
Old Town
Dollison
Co. H
U. 5
Signal Corps
Bibonga
Island of Cebu
P, I
Public sale postponed and local notices from 1902 era
Public sale advertised for Wednesday March 6 postponed to Tuesday March 11 at 10 am at A B Carrink residence. Numerous local notices cover window blinds, rugs, wallpaper, medallions with $10 purchase, wedding social at Methodists parsonage March 18, 1902, a train accident injuring Sam Rinkler and killing Namet Hoopa from New Lexington, primary election notices for Hocking Township, meeting with German interests Theodore Stephan and Prince Henri in Columbus, Squire Hopkins leaving for Cincinnati, successor Harley Karshner, and promotion of Kid Ne Oids kidney liver medicine at F S Case store with testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. S. Case
Daniel Schaal of York County Dies at 73
Daniel Schaal born October 1 1828 in York County Pennsylvania moved with parents to Muskingum County then Hocking and Washington Townships Ohio. Married Anne Elizabeth Henger June 6 1861, left six sons and one daughter, fourteen grandchildren. Funeral at Ewing Ohio March 2 conducted by Rev. Spoehr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medeke Daniel Seheal
Bird
York County
Pennsylvania
Bie
August C
Mary Agnes Sehaal
Germany
Schaal
Parlente
Munkingum County
Hocking County
Vinton County
Swan Township
Washington Township
Anne Elizabeth Henger
John W
George
Adam
Mary FE
Daniel Schaal
Evangelical Lutheran Church of
Ewing, O
Jesus
Ewing
Ohio
E.G. Spoehr
Probate Notice in Hocking County Court
Notice is given that the estate of Samuel Starkey is in probate for fret and foil settlement by Sparuon as Administrator. The hearing is set for March 2, 190%, at o'clock A M or as soon thereafter as convened before J B Atabon, Probate Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
Oto
Sparuon
Samuel Starkey
Tay Ae
J. B.atabon
Maron
Mingo Chief Fire Department Elects Offcers For Year
Logan's Mingo Chief Fire Department held annual elections with J B Dollison named Chief and Wm Waner First, Wm Ruble Second, George Hall Secy, W F Oatley Treasurer, John Drollinger Steward, John Deissle Foreman Engine, John M White Foreman Hose, Harry Kirker First Asst, George Deishley Second Asst, Charles Kleinamith Foreman Hook and Ladder, Lewie Kleinemith Jr First Asst, Ed Goss Second Asst. Wm Eigele praised for years of service as chief. Also listed were property offerings and a tag sale by J J McCormick with land and houses in Logan and South Bloomingville, plus an unusual free gold prize giveaway by Luke Lehman for March 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mingo
Logan
J. B. Dollison
Wm. Waner
Wim. Ruble
George Hall
W. F. Oatley
John Drollinger
John Deissle
John M. White
Harry Kirker
George Deishley
Charles Kleinamith
Lewie Kleinemith Jr
Goss
Wm. Eigele
Marriage Licenses Listed Across Multiple Counties
A long marriage license list shows Ed ward M. Godfrey aged 24 of Washington to Edna Kelley 18 of Logan, Lance Tackach 80 to Mary Helebranth Hy of Jobs, and many other couples from Gibsonville Logan and Pursell with ages and locales. An unrelated ad note mentions Kid-Ne-Oids medicine with testimonials and a doctor’s warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. Godfrey
Washington
Edna Kelley
Logan
Lance Tackach
Mary Helebranth Hy
Fred G. Banfield
Rush Ky
Lillie M. Lock
Ira E. Bainter
Gibsonville
Elizabeth Starkey
Pursell
James R. Schaal
Grace M. Hedges
So. Perry
Martin V. B. Stump
Laurelville
Mann A. Thomas
South Bloomingville
James Madden
Mary Dodd
Murray City
John E. Swyers
Jobs
Bertha M. Joy
Oliver Finefork
Katie K. Kirby
Rockbridge
Christopher Shepherd
Ida M. Kiskolden
Arthur R. Keplar
Mary A. Leman
Greendale
Samuel Smith
Carrie Vorhees
Gibisonville
Abram W. Blosser
Enterprise
Lulu A. Mosser
Phillip
Blackston
Lucy M. Helber
George Nutter
Effie O'Hare
Bertram B. Ricketts
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Ohio Democrat
Hirck
Aouth
Nam Noun E Hheag Peck
Forge
Longa Udjeck
Hou
Sania
Lowa
Lowmn
Antourer
Gronge
K. Bishop
Tiga
Hubyeet
Pala Towritei
Fall Township
G. McCray
Falls Townahin
Rhodeclath
RTT Titeamieiee
W. Gabriel
City Transurer
Cuiy
Chas
Beck
TNE Coma Laat KI Wa
Dennis Noonan
Trek
Thorter
Nate
Awavenor
Javt
Aler Lett
Bivethins
Tutts Downe Ship
Lagan
Court House
Gore
Trostes
Gletk
Juntter
Peary
Conatable
Holl
Chatman
Townsht
Chris
R. C. Dollison
Phillipine Islands
Yuva Ddaaa
TNT F. Blasius & Son
Puamaatoy
Ivete
Etna
Wermenday
A. BE. Carrink
Beott's Novelty Store
Hopkins
Bort & Co
Drug Department
Case
Methodiat Parsonage
Bro, Stecker, Watkins
Grimith
Straitsville
Josten
Athena
Donaldson
Nelsonville
Sam Rinkler
Namet
Hoopa
New Lexington
Hocking
Board of Election
Theodore Stephan
Logan and
Columbus
Prince Henri
Theodore
Mr. Curry
Cincinnati
Squire Hopkins
Central Hotel
Squire
Mias
Harley Karshner
John Denter Setant
Clara Hopkins
Wigan
Rochester-Lytle Co
Kimberling Co
James
M. N. Parsons
St. Patrick’s Day
First Bank
Logan, Ohio
Fire Department
Por
Bloomingville
Texas
J. J. McCormick
Luke Lehman
Main Street
Apposlte
Emery O. Bainter
Gibison
Bertha M. Springer
Tilden E. Hummel
Sugar Grove
Myrtle Westenbarger
Oly
Cass
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