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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1903
Page
1
Impaneling the Jury Delayed by Funeral for J M Compton
Jurors were impaneled late today as court adjourned to attend the funeral of Attorney John M Compton. Maxwell returned from Mill Life yesterday with court proceedings resuming. The term faces a heavy docket led by the Yee case expected to run into June. The first case here involves Herb Broth and Martin against Carroll and Shaw over a grain contract. George Ringwall and Jonas Kuhn relate to a church affair at New Castle set for Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell
Ice
John M
Herb
Martin
Carroll and Shaw
J. C. Adams
Nicholas
M _ errell
George Ringwall
Jonas Kuhn
New Castle
Gas Firing Introduced At D Beach Company Plant
Natural gas is now used at the D Beach company plant where the first boiler fire was sparked Sunday. A pressure of eighty pounds propelled steam in thirty seven minutes along a pipeline circling the factories. Further plans call for extended gas use to steam malt and other processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Beach Company
Tacl
Overruled Howard's Case in Goebel Murder Trial
The Age notices the court denying James Toward's motion to compel the Commonwealth's attorney to provide the grand jury with Henry Youtsey's evidence in the Goebel murder trial, as Toward faces a third trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Toward
Goebel
Combnwealth
Henry Youtsey
Death claims noble woman in Coshocton era obituary
Mrs. S. W. Snyder dies in Ann Arbor at 64 after long illness. Survived by husband Samuel W. Snyder two sons George M. of Elgin City and Seth M. of Coshocton a daughter Dr Alice Snyder of Ann Arbor a sister Mrs C M Edwards and a brother William Maxwell. Remains to be brought to Coshocton for interment with funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Snyder
Ann Arbor
Mich
Alice Snyder
George M
Elmira
Seth M
Alice
C. M. Edwards
Warsaw
William Maxwell
George
Snyder
Seth
Coshocton
Dewey Victory Echoed as Sunken Flagship Floated
Manila reports the dispersal of debris from Admiral Montejo’s flagship sunk by Dewey five years ago. The hulk, raised and beached yesterday, revealed eighty skeletons among the crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Montejo
Dewey
Storm Visits Coshocton with brilliant lightning display
A severe Saturday evening storm drenched Coshocton for about a half hour, flooding the Fountain Dry Goods rear and causing widespread damage. Telegraph and telephone lines suffered, with over a hundred phones burned out and twelve of twenty three Western Union circuits damaged. The lightning unhit several sites including Floyd Cochran's East Main home, Grace M. E. church, and the Coshocton Lumber sheds. Extra line crews repaired outages across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Fountain Dry Goods Company
Healley
Surace
Main
Citiyens' Exchange
Western Union
Floyd Cochran
East Main Street
Postoffice probes charges of favoring wagon firms
Washington April 12 3 A careful inquiry will be made by postoffice inspectors into charges that wagon manufacturers were given advance information on rural free delivery routes The free delivery bureau chief said about 135 men receive bulletins and some firms gain early data by watching county papers and reports to Congressmen and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Age
Washington
Postoffice
Department
A. W. Machen
Free Delivery Bureau
Post Office Department
Machen
Attorney General Knox Congratulated for Narrow Triumph
An American Anti Trust league committee through secretary H B Martin sends Knox a letter praising the Justice Department for a vital judicial interpretation of the Sherman act. It urges follow up prosecutions of Northern Securities officials and actions against the coal trust. Samaritan Chapter Royal Arch Masons plan a visit to Newcomerstown to confer the Royal Arch degree on three candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Anti Trust League
Tte
H. B. Martin
Knox
Department of Justice
League
Northern Securities Company
Anthracite Coal Trust
Samaritan
Royal Arch Masons
Newcomerstown
Royal Arch
Train Stops Sudden Injury At West Lafayette
Lewis Wolfe of Lee avenue, a Pennsylvania steam shovel worker, was hurled from a caboose window when a West Lafayette bound train halted abruptly Saturday evening. He received facial stitches from Dr. Neldon. Also noted: Lizzards baseball club plans a Tuesday meeting at Ashman’s shoe shop to organize for the season with players listed. Georgia McFarland visited relatives near Trinway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Wolfe
Lee Avenue
Pennsylvania Company
West Lafayette
Wolfe
Dr. Neldon
Sam Ashman
Lizzards
Ashman
Carl Tish
Grafton Carns
George Henderson
Joe Craig
Lester Gorseline
George Ross
Frank Tish
Dec Abbott
Ernie Doney
Jay Abbott
Horrible deaths in Indiana home fire claim two lives
Nathan Morris an attorney and Frank Haas twelve year old son of Dr Joseph Haas were killed as flames swept through their Indianapolis residence starting from a furnace. Mrs Joseph Haas and several Haas children and a governess were injured. Firefighters saved the remainder from near complete ruin. Louis Haas broke his leg leaping from a second story window. survivors reportedly in serious condition but expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Nathan Morris
Indiana
Frank Haas
Jseph Haas
Joseph Haas
Belle Haas
Rose Haas
Louis Haas
Grace Lemon
Haas
Epidemic of Crime in Bloody Buffalo
Buffalo April 13. A day of violent incidents left a 9 year old boy dead and a woman mortally wounded. A Polish representative Joseph Kwastkowski, 51, is jailed for shooting his landlady and killing the boy. George Denning, 55, attempted murder after a marital dispute and later died by poison. Actress Marie Beers, 20, died from morphine. Bertha Vaughn, 23, took vitriol. Blanche Murphy, ? swallowed laudanum and was hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Joseph Kwastkowski
George Denning
Denning
Salvation Army
Marie Beers
Bertha Vaughn
Blanche Murphy
Editor MacGowan Dies in South
Colonel John E. MacGowan longtime editor in Chattanooga Times dies at Missionary Ridge home after illness. Born September 30 1831 in Ohio he practiced law in Iowa and Ohio and served in the Civil War before starting at the Times in 1872 rising to editor-in-chief in 1878.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
John E. MacGowan
Chattanooga Times
South
Missionary Ridge
MacGowan
Ohio
Iowa
Gas Fitter Slightly Singed At Plant? Incident Reported
A gas fitter installing natural gas pipes at the Ru D Beach plant was burned on the head and face Sunday after turning on a gas without a lighted torch at the burner. The released gas puffed from the boiler door, momentarily scorching the worker. An experienced fitter forgot the safety condition. Countess de Ovies returned Sunday to Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ru. D. Beach Company
Illinois storm devastates counties. Pittsburg hit hard
A Telegraph to The Age from Springfield reports a tornado crossing Logan Dewitt and Platt counties. One death and several injuries occurred as homes barns and farms were destroyed. In Pittsburg a cloudburst damaged streets flooded basements and killed one man at the Dixmont asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Pittsburg
Irvin T. Wilson
Dubois
Dixmont Insane Asylum
Christ Methodist Episcopal Church
Center Avenue
Wilingburg
Coal Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Railroad Appraisal Set for Taxation Hearing May 6
Auditor Lambersos reports the Pittsburg Cincinnati and St Louis railroad will be appraised for taxation on May 6 at Ce Columb. The notice indicates the assessment process targets the line’s property value and tax obligations. Entities named include Auditor Lambersos and the Pittsburg Cincinnati and St Louis railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambersos
Pittsburg
Cincinnati / St. Louis
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Mal
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The
Misa Georgia McFarland
Trinway
Countess de Ovies
Springfield
Logan
Dewitt
Platt
Platt County
Clifford Halasdarzer
Halsadarzer
Halendarzer
J. B. Martin
Deer Creek
Logan County
Adam Schanaurer
Samuel V. Baldwin
Gus Knecht
Lincoln
Adam Schanauer
Gustave Knecht
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