Sorrow of parting marks the session
The final regular session of Coshocton’s old city council closed with farewell speeches and reflections on long friendships. Members present included Weisner, Wisenburg, Denzer, Craig, Robertson, McCurdy, Clerk Wimmer, and Auditor Smith. future officials Stacey and St. Clair joined as observers. The meeting addressed Seventh Street sidewalk plans, salary checks, and plans for the new council to begin January 2 with committees named by President-elect Stacey.
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Cits Wall
Weisner
Phallon
Wisenburg
Denzer
Craig
Robertson
McCurdy
Wimmer
Smith
Stacey
St. Clair and Fleming
Frank Karr
Seventh Street
Cornelia James
Andita Sut
de. McCurdy
New Appropriations Committee
Messrs
Robertson, Wisenburg and Pharion
Main
Wal Put
Connel
Gotting
4. C. & N. P. Traction Company
Dr. McCurdy
Pharion
Council Pharion
Coshocton
Nick Jong Worth
Prarion
Cigiars
Courel
Wharton
Old Council
Wersner
Pew Council
Presiden
Crawford
Denver
Crate
Man of 70 to wed grand-niece of sweet 19
Aged man George Goeglein, 70, of Bridgeport Ohio, obtained a marriage license to wed 19 year old Mary Schmidt of Clark. Mary's mother Barbara Schmidt accompanied the groom and spoke approvingly while Deputy Judge Johnston prepared the papers. Other licenses issued include Walter Law 23 and Extith March 18 both of Wilereat Frederi Markley 18 and Lillie Vv 17 Coshocton. Probate Court notes state six licenses received consent of the necessary party.
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George Goeglein
Bridgeport
Mary Schmidt
Clark
Mary
Barbara Schmidt
Johnston
Age
Cupid's
Walter Law
Extith
Wilereat Frederi Markley
Dian
Ee Murphy
Lillie
Coshocton
Smith
Gar
Roosevelt Not Seeking Ohio Republican Control, Leaders Say
Ohio officials and national figures criticize Merritt and Merris claims of presidential effort to seize party control. Senator Dick Congressman Horton and Governor Herrick argue no evidence of a Roosevelt drive in Ohio politics. Pittsburgh visitor Lang notes holiday return amid state intrigue.
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Cleveland
Roosevelt
Ohio
United States
Merris
New York
Merritt
Horton
Burton
Samial
Myron T. Herrick
Long Bros. Will Move from Tang Brothers Store
The Tang Brothers department store, in business for 18 months, will close by April 1 as the Long brothers direct attention to their store chain. Stock will be sold at reduced prices. New tenants for the Hogle building are not yet announced, with at least two applications received from a retail firm and a dry goods dealer.
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Tang Brothers
Messrs. Long
Hogle Building
Supreme Court Reports on Dickerson Murder Case
The Supreme Court discusses next steps in State v Dickerson noting possible moves by the Common Pleas Court regarding pleas in abatement or indictment procedures and the potential for a special grand jury. The opinion cites speedy trial rights and limits on appeals and overrules the prosecuting attorney’s request to file a bill of exceptions.
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Dickerson
Supreme Court
Glenn
Common Pleas Court
Supreme Coins
Davis
GC. J
Shauck, Price, Crew
Summers and Spear
Conenr
Coshocton County
Benjamin Dickerson
Wagner
The
Ohio St
Simmons
Ted Dart
Pavis
Shanek
Price, Crew
Summers
Spear
Columbus, Q
Cage of State
E. O. Randall
Pattison Selects Clergyman for Inaugural Prayer
Governor-elect John M. Pattison names Rev. Lucien Clark pastor of King Avenue M. E. Church to deliver the inaugural prayer on January 8. Clark served as chaplain of Pattison’s 153d O. V. I. during the Civil War.
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Columbia
John M. Pattison
Lucien Clark
King Avenue M. E
Mr. Clark
Mr. Pattison
153D
Dandelion Bouquet Worn By Local Resident
Albert Tway wears a plain dandelion bouquet gathered from his front yard this season. The simple bouquet signals a quiet local moment as December 27 arrives with late yellow buds showing.
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Albert Tway
Star Bowling Team to Trek to Newith for Matches
The Stu Bowling team travels to Newith for a series of match games with the Hayes Stars Thursday men. The Cosaocton team features Hildeprand Dickerson Ghiser and Dwarfind Arnold in a side event with the allied result not specified.
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Stu
Newith
Hayes Al-Sters
Cosaocton
Hildeprand
Dickerson
Ghiser
Dwarfind Arnold
Bef
Serivg
Two Negroes Shot After Jail Prematurely Released
In Columbia a white merchant Craddock was killed by Frank and John De Loache. Two Black men were removed from jail and shot with 42s and pistols in an open day murder. Sheriff Creech sought arrests and Governor Heyward promised action amid alleged dereliction of duty.
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Columbia SC
Barnwell
Sherif Creech
Heyward
HS. Craddock
Frank
John de Loache
Nevrors Aru
Creech Os Miegimg
Teyward
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George Lang
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Czar
Famperor
Nicholas
Count Witte
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Govermer
St Petersburg
Fieltine
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Zanesville
Long Bros
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