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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1906
Page
4
The Daily Age lists postal matter details and classifieds policies. It notes a five cent per line charge for all advertisements and communications, with placement at various local outlets and by carrier. The paper warns it will not mail to unpaid subscribers and that issues end when time expires.
In Hamilton Gus Thomas, a sick gardener, died by self inflicted pistol shot. his bed caught fire and his body was partially cremated. In Akron Gustav Vest's five year old son drowned in a canal while another son was saved by Frank Franklin. In Cleveland John C G Pinnett, petroleum figure, died at his office. In Cincinnati an Ohio traction line sale case was opened with four weeks advertising. In Washington B A Sharp and C Stevens named Treasury weight commissioners. In Cincinnati a five story brick building fire caused $50,000 loss and evacuation of residents. In Oxford a student fight led to a stabbing. In Dayton the Haugh murder case investigation proceeded with many witnesses. In San Diego Rev Samuel Sprecher, former Wittenberg president, died at 92.
A report notes Morales seeking refuge under his uncle's protection at the legation, with the incident dated January 12. The movement suggests asylum or protective shelter within the legation setting.
New officers were elected at a well attend ed meeting in Selby hall for Maple Camp No 7585 IModern Woodmen of America. Officers named include Counsel L W Merrell Advisor Dan T Lee Clerk H B Dencer Banker WW Champanois Escort Charles Woodrome Watchman H S Steffe Chief Forester W Champanois Sentry B D Dencer Trustees G W Dencer S Riggs OC W Smith and Camp physician Dr R K Mer Tham An adjourned meeting was scheduled for Jan 25 and all Woodmen are urged to attend.
A new gas well delivering 4 12 million cubic feet per day has been connected to the city line. The press notes the supply will be reserved for emergencies and urges careful management of the expanded system.
Columbus Ohio reports Mrs Chadwick arrived at the penitentiary at eleven this morning. A crowd waited at the gate but she was veiled. An attendant identified her as Madam DeVere. Police Court Joe GM began New Year’s rampage and faced confinement after threatening murder. Mayor Smith released him on good behavior. William Dunfee was jailed for intoxication and disorderly conduct fined four dollars.
Hen FE W Lybarger arrived home from Columbus Friday morning after the legislature adjourned and will spend Sunday at Spring Mountain. He is preparing to move into a new home at Warsaw, one of the county’s most comfortable residences.
Jay Christy and W. K. Sedoris resigned as day and night clerks at the Standen hotel and moved to Cleveland for similar jobs. Denna Shinn, previously with Standen and in Massillon recently, returns to resume the day clerk post. Friends welcome his return.
In Philadelphia Judge Audenreich ordered the jury to render a verdict of acquittal for John W. Hill former chief of the fiberation bureau. He had faced forgery and falsification of the recall on the crowd at Main Street. Hill hails from Findlay Ohio and was tried here.
The notice outlines a vote system tied to subscription receipts: 10 weeks for 100.06 to 605 votes, 2 months for 1.30, 6 months for 2.00, 12 months for 5.00, and 3.00 by mail for a year. Each $4 yearly payment yields 624 votes split between a lady and a gentleman. Combinations may transfer votes between partners. same sex collusion to defeat others is barred. Final count to be canvassed by respected local businessmen. balloting closes Friday Feb 9 at 30 o'clock. final site to be announced in The Age.
The document states no employee of The Age can become a candidate for the honor. In case of a tie among candidates, the diamonds' value will be equally divided or an equivalent trophy of the same value will be awarded to each tied entrant.
In Bronx City Iowa Jac y A Ritchie J A Tracey and J H Feath erstone of the firm B A Ritchie & Company were arrested on a mail fraud charge. They appeared before US Commissioner L G Henderson and set a hearing for Tuesday morning with bonds fixed at $300 each. The charge alleges misleading contracts defrauding numerous persons and that attorney J Tracey exploited name similarity to enforce collection.
Court actions include Fry vs Blake with partial overruling and amendment window, Hur vs Randles and Randles against Hl on demurrer, Housewrecking versus Walt Plaster argued on demurrer, Lowery vs Kissner with partial sustained and ten days to answer. Probate notes list George E Neulise estate administration, Huprich accounts, sale orders, and guardianship final accounts.
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