24 Jan 1907
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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1907
Page
1
New York Jan 23 court recessed at noon two jurors were excused from five talesmen for the Thaw trial. Dr Moore to assist in reorganizing the company.
The Farmers Cooperative Harvesting Machine Co of Springfield restructured after financial troubles at the Warsaw Wire Fence mill. New officers include President Dr. F P Stuckey and Vice President Wm N Whitely. The Warsaw plant faced shutdowns due to lack of funds, but the Springfield main entity remains safeguarded by its trustees while operations adjust.
Fragmentary text notes a person jailed after an incident. Names and details are unclear due to corrupted OCR but indicate investigation and confinement related to alleged statements. No verifiable dates or places are evident in the readable portion.
The Eagles encounter Tenigat in a regional build contest round. Officials from Rager and Tuinbiin oversee the event amid local interest and competitive stakes.
Reports from Kingston describe chaos after a disaster as refugees clash with a British officer. The conflict centers on relief efforts, shipboard accommodations, and duties assigned by authorities amid international pressure and diplomatic tension.
Mayor Smith warns Sundays will be observed with church hours controlling activity. Several places may close or restrict tobacco and tobacco sales, with news that Sunday observance affects stores and local events.
The Coshocton Ministerial Association rejects Sunday closing orders arguing enforcement is inconsistent with state law and urges backing of existing statutes. They claim widespread public sentiment supports lawfulness and warn against Blue laws harming retail and local livelihood.
The article notes extensive flood damage and distress along rivers and levees near Memphis and surrounding districts. It reports water depths up to 40 feet, ongoing leakage, and probable closures as crews assess the levee system. Nearby towns brace for further rainfall and possible evacuations.
A Coshocton industrial update notes a new pump factory opening or expanding in the area. The item highlights local business growth and potential job creation, with emphasis on the company’s role in the region’s manufacturing landscape.
Fragmented report notes a Nellie farmers institute opening with several speakers delayed. Mentions attendees from Neb and other places while program changes push some to Mohawk. As The Age goes to press, Harsh and Haberbeth are listed to deliver speeches.
City council debates Sunday closing enforcement under state law. Ordinance to curb nonessential sales proposed. streets and lighting addressed with calls for more lights and an asphalt repair machine. Mayor backs enforcement and street improvements. sewer petition set for assessment against property owners.
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