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Newspaper

Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1907

Page

2

FOUR GASES TAKEN UP BY COURT AND OTHER ITEMS

Court proceedings announced by Judge Nicholas include upcoming sessions in Millersburg, Delaware, and a possible holdover before Christmas. Cases discussed include the will of the late Roche, issues of incompetence in the Michstrd vs Baker matter, and Lennon vs Lennon settlement. Local notes cover Thanksgiving visits, family movements, and community tidbits from Coshocton and surrounding areas.

Nicholas Millersburg Delaware Gene Randles Wimmers Flora Lennon T Ee Anthony Lennon Rel Plaiatitt Frank Ashman Attornas Lennon

West Lafayette News Highlights Various Local Items

Fragmented notes report a cracked crank shaft at Old Liberty and a prevented catastrophe. Dana and Ben Charnock warned about changing stories and larger shafts. Canton Bridge Co plans a bridge span near Newcomerstown, closing roads briefly. West Lafayette Alum Co enacts production gains while Stamping & Enamelery Co. projects a large sales increase. Other items recall local figures and exchanges across Coshocton and nearby towns.

West Lafayette Dan Madi Alari Sng Old Liberty Ben Charnock Hack Bluid Fishing Club Coshocton Great Canton Bridge Co Newcomerstown West Lafayette Mi. Co Satel Ette Stamping & Enamelimy Ca Seth Daeterty Ae Turtle Thomas Mates Tntu Magness Noll Geese Srarrett Tdlewood Garrett i Vis Wardter Carhocuot Miller

College president hosts reception amid holiday events at campus

A college president and Mrs. Strauvlin hosted a reception for faculty and students on campus. About sixty attendees enjoyed refreshments, games, and contests in a festive setting. Staff members and guests praised the event and the president’s engaging manner.

Lefiyetta Collepu Boranpioa Strauvlin Sheppard Crumbeilie Miss McMomur Peivritt South Carolin Tts Oehivn Deventer Hirbert Oeburn Peetie Pertit Sa Marty Uuede

Old friends mourn at bier of Mrs Clarke in West Lafayette

Funeral services for Mrs Nelle Clarke were held at the Rogers home in West Lafayette with dignified tribute from longtime friend Kirk Clarke and eulogy by Rev Tross. Ministers from Coshocton and West Lafayette led prayers as flowered casket bearers carried her to the cemetery. The Clarke family plans a period in Columbus with relatives before returning to Cleveland, while relatives of Mrs Clarke in West Lafayette care for the children.

Rogers West Lafayette Nelle Rogers Clarke Stev. Tross Kirk. Clarke Prat Amsterdam de. Wurke Uns J. F. Meek Coshocton Robertson Grace Church Huberts West Litigotte Mrs. Clarke Dr. Clarke Ethel Madge Jasper Columbus Cleveland Eugene Harriet Hogers Hele Prurdpareans Coghocton

Army of Defendants in Probate Suit Over Property Sale

A probate court records a civil action titled Sayren versus Sayres led by Solicitor Williams. The suit lists 36 defendants from New York to California in a friendly action to sell estate property under will terms.

Pigman Tohl Sayren Rei Sayres Et al Williams Sumner New York Calfornia

Coshocton Man Buys Shland Ice Plant

Coshocton resident Mr Elliott and Waveland partner W E Higgs completed the purchase of the natural ice plant at Ashbund on Tuesday last year. Bless, formerly of the G A & CG mail service, will move his family from Yoveland to Ashita and join the business. The firm harvests ice from two lakes with no artificial processes and the new owners have assumed control.

Soshocton Shland Ice Elliott Ishinogd Cahocton Tready

Coal House Fire Damages Residence District Unit

A coal house on Walais street between Third and Fourth streets was severely burned Thursday evening, singeing nearby glass and blistering the print. Firefighters kept the blaze from destroying the residence, with a few feet of flames crossing toward Ik. No injuries reported, and the blaze is believed caused by an attempted theft of coal. The fire alert drew response from Phirmnen Stanley and Hose Curl No. r esponded promptly.

Bes, Cromell George McCleary Walais Street Third Ourtly Dong Taha Noel Leay Phirmnen Stanley Soul

Busy butchering at New Castle

Alias Georgie Vieder spent a dist week with neae Washouting. Mrs Wa Ritaykuit was a guest. Several locals attended lectures at the M. I. church last Thursday.

New Castle Georgie Vieder Ritaykuit Adal Staddpili Worfon TetLat Lawrener Peveidl Sandel Tagan Mary Senad Settiary Ales National M. 1

Maloy Placed In Charge In Ohio Republican Power Play

In Columbus on November 24, Senator Dick plans to establish headquarters as Ohio party factions prepare for a control battle over the next Republican state convention. C L Kurtz will handle Senator Foraker's organization from the Board of Trade building while John R Maloy leads Dick headquarters in the Wheeler building. Maloy accuses Taft allies of blocking harmony among Ohio Republicans and cites Congressman Burton on Taft’s stance against combining presidential endorsements with other candidate endorsements.

Columbus Foraker C. L Kurtz Board of Trade Hanna Tallway Male John R. Malley Wheeler Building Malloy Taft Ohio Senator Foraker Congressman Burton Cleveland Burton

Foraker Announces He Is A Candidate For President

Washington is the setting as Senator Joseph J. Moraker releases an open letter to Conrad J. Malteen, vice president of the Ohio Republican league, declaring his bid for the presidency and his intent to contest Ohio’s delegation at the Republican national convention.

Washington Nev Conrad J. Malteen Ohio Republican League Ohio Art Mattern Porater League Mr. Foraker Foraker Taliag Rairoad Poraker United States Brownsville

Coshocton County Tax Levy Notice for 1997

In pursuance of law, Richard Clark as Treasurer publishes a levy breakdown per one hundred dollars assessed for 1997. State purposes include sinking, university, and common school funds totaling 12.45 cents. county purposes total 74 cents with funds for County, Judicial, Infirmary, Children’s Home, Bridge, Balding, Indigent Soldiers, and Read funds.

Richard Clark Coshocton Ohio University Judicial

Republican Tariff Policy and Citizenship Rights Debate

The text discusses protective tariffs and enforcing citizenship rights, noting that current tariff laws have fostered prosperity while surplus revenues shrink and expenditures rise. It hints at potential future tariff changes but argues now is not the time, and criticizes Republican party faltering on duties. It also outlines a plan to modify the national convention call and ensure delegates are chosen by primary elections.

Thas National Committee Hetotatore State Central Committee Renibheim

Trolley line push by Col Richards near Newark progress

Col Richards touring a trolley line project from New Philadelphia to Newark via Newcomerstown and Costrocon, optimistic about work near completion. He expects the road to be ready with soaring progress and the project advancing toward its opening.

Col. Richards Troeleys New Hth

Masons Hold Large Gathering and Degree Work in Town

More than a hundred Masons gathered in the local Masonic lodge rooms on a Thursday to witness the Master Mason degree work. The event began at three and ran until ten, including a banquet, with the craft praising the quality of the ceremony and noting the successful gathering.

Coshocton Plainfiota Wrest Lafasettes Conesville

Lawyers Court and Church in New Philadelphia Trial News

Judge Voorhees and BF Pom erene attended court and church in New Philadelphia Thursday morning after a turkey dinner. They appeared before Judge Shotwell in Van Ostran vs Dennison Foundry and Engineering Co. The plaintiff seeks about 60 000 dollars in stock. Local lawyers represent the defendant and seek an injunction. Trial set for January 2.

Judge Voorhees BF. E. F Pomerene New Philadelphia Shotwell van Ostran Dennison Foundry and Engineering Co

Of Interest To Women Not Seriously Out Of Health

A Victorian era notice touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a tonic for working women and nursing mothers. It claims safe, non alcoholic ingredients with a full ingredient list on the bottle wrapper. The ad promotes use by expectant mothers to ease childbirth and offers a free pamphlet upon request.

Aliana Pierce Mear Dr. Pierce Jeteer Dr. RK. V. Pierce Offate

Garbage Can Foils Canines Scheming Neighborhood

A letter to The Age thanks a subscriber for a homeowner’s clever garbage can setup that deters dogs from rummaging. The writer credits the setup with preventing prowling, noting a dog tried to topple the can and fell in, then left the area. The note expresses gratitude and relief.

M. H. BE

Water washes county road causes cross county damage

Prosecutor McDowell investigates a careless action by a citizen near the Bakersville road in Coshocton County. Water diverted over the roadway damages the route, prompting cross county concern. He asks Tuscarawas County Prosecutor Wilkins to ensure immediate repairs.

McDowell Carawas County Coshocton Bakersville Wilkins Tuscarawas

Burglars Steal Hats From Show Case

Burglars pried open a front display case at Main street business between Thursday night and Friday morning and took three hats, two black derbies and one black telescope style. The case was forced with thin jimmy tools, all other hats left untouched, Hawes brand hats were stolen.

Ws. Harris Main Street Harris Hawes

Health Officials Warn Against Poison in Garbage Cans

Health authorities warn that any person found guilty of placing poison in garbage cans will be prosecuted. Garbage intended for swine feeding is illegal to contaminate with poisonous substances.

Cmeer Miller

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