Administrator's Sale of Coshocton Real Estate 1906
Public auction in Coshocton Ohio for the west half of the south half of lot 129 in the city. Phillip Steinheim deceased title to real estate appraised at 1000 dollars. Sale March 10 1906 at 1 PM at the south door of Coshocton Court House. Terms: one third cash, one third in each of two years with interest and mortgage security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Steinheim
Court House
Coshocton
Ohio
F. Av “Aanton
Multiple murder cases and a damaging fire report in early chaos
Indictments surround Dr. Giver C. Haugh for allegedly murdering his mother in Dayton Ohio. A Chinese government statement orders punishment for the Nan shang missionaries murder. Michigan official George Kingsbury dies at Cassopolis from consumption. A wealthy farmer David Teonyson is shot dead in Franklin Kansas. New York man Thomas Cartman kills his brother in law Thomas Sennen over his sister. A fire at londike tine near Springfield Illinois causes $25000 damage. upper works destroyed. In Chicago, E D Durand conflicts with Armour Meeker testimony in a Packers immunity hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy
Dayton
Giver C. Haugh
Nanshang
George Kingsbury
Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Michigan
Cassopolis
Mich
David Teonyson
Franklin
Kan
New York
Thomas Cartman
Thomas Sennen
Fennen
Dettman
Londike Tine
Springfeld Coal Mining Company
Springfield
Ilc
Lincoln's Youth and Early Manhood in 1830s Notes
Describes Lincoln as a scrupulous judge in a 1832 horse race, his avoidance of fights, and a 1834 legislative race where he and Dawson split Whig support, leading to a close contest. Includes anecdotes of his integrity, a hand with voters, and early financial struggles aided by Coleman Smoot before his first term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McHenrys
George Warburton
Lincoln
Anuch
Harry Clark
Ben Wilcox
Rutledge
Abe
Linecoln
Lincoin
John A. Smart
Ninian W. Edwards
Edwards
Shave
Major Stuart
Dawson
Stuart
Sangamon
Thorughly
Rowderaden
Coleman Smoot
Aftuit
Smoot
Ty House
Haugh Armstrong
Jim
Tavney
Ale Lincoln
Reading
Luwoll
New Siler
Paine
Volney
Jesus
God
Roberts
Badger
Columbus
Barger
Cuyahoga County
Johnson
Cleveland
Whitlock
Toledo
Legislature Debates Bills and Expenditures in Session
The house indefinitely postponed a measure on stationary steam firemen and advanced several bills. The senate adopted the Pumphrey memorial on prisoner pensions. Registration rules were extended to Keaton and Chillicothe with set dates before elections. A $10,000 appropriation funded a girls technical and industrial school at Delaware Hall. Bills on taxes for urban rail components and art-gallery funding passed. A Cincinnati committee expense and various state board items were approved, with notes on a deportation case and a freethinker discussion involving Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
House
Pumphrey House
Congress
Senate
Howe
Keaton
Chillicothe
Delaware Hall
Frivel
Montgomery
Hob
Lehman
van Item
Shige
Alice
Liquor Cay
State Medical Board
Cincinnati Lesow
S. B
Schmidt
Berea
Duvall
Williams
Genera
Gaynin
Mech
Trpes
Justice a Device Quote On Guilt And Punishment
A quoted reflection argues that true justice is divine in measure and that human justice is a flawed device justified by the need to shield society. The author critiques the idea of perfectly aligning punishment with crime.
Ohio Legislature Battles Over Municipal Powers and Reforms
In Columbus the legislature clashed over the Bronson primary, town funds by bid, and mayoral control. Senator Lamb opposed Johnson's Metzger street railway bill while others backed direct primaries. Debate touched saloons, civil service, and the Reed inheritance tax repeal, with probes into Cincinnati’s finances and doctors' rights facing hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
General Assembly
House
Bronson
Dill Wod
Thompson
Woodburn
Pattison, Herrick and
Nash
Bronson Nas
Umes
Fnd
Ohio
Johnson
Senator Lamb
Iind
Toledo
Tom l Johnson
Metzger
Omer
Pepunnrarhy
Tom
Nces
Local Social Roundup From West Lafayette Area
A handwritten fragment shows a West Lafayette social note with visitors from Coshocton and Newcastle. Mentions include Mrs B B Piper, Mrs Charte Kine, Mrs Gh Miller, Miss Jennie Burt guest list, and various civic gatherings and informal calls around Main Street and Russell Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Lafayette
Mereh
Tobi McNarg
Mini Guns
Coshocton
Cochran
Newcast
B. B. Piper
Gh Miller
Jennie Burt
Russell Avenue
Amd
Charles “Hareh
Stanton Sibley
Plainfield Wa
Whi Leighbing
Moog Jones Wes
Clem Stewart
Columbs
Flower
Riley
Vir
Curl
Coshoe
Dehn McNary
Ehair
Coehran Horse
Pitesdtey
Roosevelt Proclaims Duty Rates on Imports from Germany
President Roosevelt issues a proclamation under the Dingley act imposing duties on German imports in retaliation for Germany’s concession of minimum tariff rates on U S products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Washington
President Tooosevelt
Germany
United States
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D. D. Boyd
Citizens Phone
Park Ave
Alfonzo L. Johnston
Citizens
S. 7Th St
Eoshacton
Board of Trade
John A. Hesket
Cambridge Street
R. K. Merriam
Citizens Phone Office
Fran
T. J. Shannon
Citr
Frew
EB. Lyboerver
de Bodts
Phillip Steirheim
Pomerene & Powerene Attorneys
Packers
Chicago
E. D Durand
Arthur Meeker
Armour & Co
Meeker
Durand
Durand, and Mr. Durand
Mr. Meaker
Borelin
Muy House
Tr. Barnett
Carpenter
Ward Hill Lamon
San Francisco
Thomas Crawford
Spector
Penedetto Tordini
Tone
Mads
Eiler
Cor Harman
Wattes
Petulumet
St Lome
Maceh
Bo Deseph Wilder
Aonegro
Lybarger
K. Schimansky
Sylvester Lamb
Toledy
Ton Tobinson
Corary
Nest
van Dusen
Me van Dusen
Maso
Roy
Elvil
Elty
Ues
Iit
Dutton
Nae
Reed
George R. McKay
Senate Committee On Judiciary
Stockwell Medical
Siate
Cincinnati
Baldwin
House Finance Committee
Drake
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