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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1906
Page
1
The state argues Dickerson tried to escape as witnesses continue to testify about the crime scene and the murder of a woman. Marshall Carter and Sheriff Browning testified while jurors fall ill, risking delays as defense prepared to counter the case.
Thomas McCoy says he is glad they did not ask him to describe the scream heard before fleeing into the glen. He recalls the night’s frightful yell as indescribable and lingering, a squall of fear, terror, pain, and pleading that haunts him.
Testimony from Charles W. Carter marshal of Dresden describes arrival at Cooperdale at 11 30 am on June 28 meeting Sheriff Browning and deputized actions. They hunted for Ben Dickerson, went to West Bedford and the Dickerson house, and placed Dickerson under arrest in the summer kitchen. continuation noted.
Cincinnati March 21 action to recover gratuities paid by city banks to Hamilton county treasurers may end without court hearing. Rudolph Hynicka John Gibson and Tilden French say they will relay funds to the county if owed. French already handed a 35000 check while bank records will determine any remaining balance. George Cox, former Republican leader, was subpoenaed to testify before the grand jury.
Only seven vendors were on hand at the public market Wednesday morning but they did brisk business while stock lasted. The first maple syrup of the season was on sale for 25 cents per quart. Butter and eggs sold at regular prices.
The Age staff artist captured portraits of two jurors in the courtroom as the trial proceeded, illustrating their focused expressions during testimonies and proceedings. The sketches provide a visual record of jurors in the judicial process.
Joint committee sessions in Indianapolis and New York reveal steps toward a coal miners scale conference. Baer replies to Mitchell, confirming willingness to meet miners’ committee on a date chosen by Mitchell. Roosevelts mediation prompts a second joint conference across Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and western Pennsylvania. Continued on Page Eight.
Columbus dispatch reports the Senate passed Senator Schmidt's immunity bill shielding witnesses from prosecution for testifying before special committees, along with several other measures. House actions included a patent-agnostic public improvements clause and city gas and water meter rules. Recess appointments saw most nominees confirmed, with 11 rejected. Anti-Saloon League opposes Aiken Hill liquor tax stance.
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