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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1906
Page
6
The trial continues with McCoy resisting cross examination about the Dickerson murder. He admits fear for his life and inconsistent statements while denying detailed accusations, as Judge Voorhees presses for precise recollections amid heated exchanges and threats.
In Kamahatka the people live in earth covered pits and survive on pine inner bark bread. Dr Leach notes pine Virgin Oil cures lungs and colds, recommending a mix of 1/2 oz Pine oil, 2 oz glycerine, and 1/2 pint whisky in teaspoon doses. Local druggists warn the Virgin Oil of Pine is sold only in 1/2 ounce halftone vials with sealed wooden cases.
A court session ends amid juror questions and memory doubts. Witnesses discuss bloodhound tracking, trail distances, and whether statements would be told if trail were captured. Adjournment follows as references to Morrison Dick and Hughes murder echo through the room.
March 21 Tiverton administrator's sale of John E. Longbaugh estate attracted many. items in the crime room brought low bids while the ax used by Mrs. Longbaugh sold for fifty cents to H. H. Magelbarger. Local notes mention health and community events in Canal Lewisville with visits, church, and school activities.
The crowd bandies threats fearing retribution if harm befalls a witness in the McCoy case. The report notes high tension in the audience and declares McCoy’s testimony solidified guilt in the public mind. A Republican Fifth Ohio Judicial Circuit delegate convention is set for Newark on April 24 1906 to nominate a Circuit Judge, with delegate apportionment by county and Roosevelt vote basis. committee guidance and chairmen named.
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