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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1906
Page
6
The countess and her daughter, heirs to a title, frequent New York society circles. They are described as well regarded, with ties to prominent households and social influence among expatriate communities.
R V Lee of Lee & Co plans to leave Coshocton with his family by the end of March to join an old employer in Cleveland. The move follows a lucrative offer, and his departure may affect local business as he winds up affairs here.
A Wapakoneta dispatch reports Parx Wright testified he lost nerve while plots to blow up a reservoir bulkhead were discussed with Miley Colton. He claims he discarded his dynamite and that Colton’s account corroborates parts of the case against Isaac Sheeley. The proceedings touch multiple indictments and local rumors of fraud and industry strikes across several towns.
In Wooperdale on March 1 local activity centers on a trial attended by Cooperdale figures while residents like M L Sellers and Nellie Daugherty visit family. Attornies McDowell Adams and Daugherty travel from Coshocton on business, with social calls among area residents and students returning from school events.
Police indicate arrests were made across the country surrounding the trial of Albion Noy for the Bathalo Geom Bank case. The Georgian party says he was held in slavery for four years and forced to work with little pay. Victors Manolopoulos, 17, sued his Greek employers after four years of labor and abuse.
In Springfield violence erupts with a mob burning two Negro homes on Central Avenue and injuring residents. State troops chase rioters, several houses are attacked, and a boy is shot in the leg. Prosecutors organize a pursuit and a Commercial Club meeting seeks to address the causes. Governor Pattison relies on Adjutant General Hughes and four companies to restore order.
An incident tied to the Springfield raid ends with Deputy Sheriff Lawrence and Detective Long attempting to escort two Negro suspects to Springfield for identification by railman M M. Davis. A mob intercepts them at Medway and the pair flee back to Duston aboard a traction car, reaching the city before dawn.
A Detroit reader testifies that Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills stop headaches and calm nerves within minutes without habit or stomach disturbance. The pills are promoted as safe, effective, and free from morphine or dangerous additives. Miles Medical Co. backs the claim and urges readers to try the first package.
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