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Newspaper

Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1903

Page

6

Reversal in Ohio slot machine case before judge Maxwell

In the Ohio case State vs. F N Levens in Common Pleas Court Judge Maxwell reserved judgment after an error was taken from the mayoral decision. He found the affidavit defective and evidence insufficient to prove a gambling offense, citing Helman v State and noting the need of money or valuable consideration to constitute a game for gain.

Rinner State of Ohio F. N. Levens Maxwell Common Pleas Court Mr. Levens Police Court of Cincinnati Nisi Prius Louis Helman State of Ohio Levens

Varied farms for sale in Jefferson Lafayette and Clark townships

A seller lists multiple properties including a 233 acre Jefferson Township stock and grain farm near the railroad with two houses and two barns priced at 10 000. A 118 acre River bottom farm in Lafayette Township with two houses priced at 38 000. A 240 acre Clark Township hill land with 100 acres timber and coal underlay priced at 8 500. A 160 acre Clark Township farm with coal underlay and 25 acres timber priced at 4 500. Also 22 acres south of town suitable for division into smaller gardening tracts and other town properties available.

Jefferson Township Lafayette Township Clark Township hiJl

Judge Frees Levens From Fine in Cigar Machine Case

The lower court jury found F. N. Levens guilty and fined $50 by Mayor Rinner. Judge Maxwell's ruling releases him from paying the fine and does not rule on the act's legality or whether the cigar machine constitutes a gambling device.

F. N. Levens Rinner Maxwell

Bridegroom Gets A Jolt In Court

Earl of Yarmouth, newly married to Miss Alice Thaw, faced a writ served by two constables at the Hotel Schenley in Pittsburgh after returning from the courthouse. The action, filed in London King’s Bench, seeks appearance within 40 days in a mortgage covenant case detailing £300 plus interest and further sums.

Pittsburg Earl of Yarmouth Alice Thaw Schenley High Court of Justice King's Bench Division London Revisionery and General Securities Company, Limited

Cleveland Group Enjoys Muddy Hellmick Trip

Miss Bernice Detars Miss Sue Robinson Harry B Hunt and Fred Sprague of Cleveland traveled to Hellmick on Monday. They became stuck in the mud while going and again while returning but despite difficulties they had a very enjoyable time.

Bernice Detars Sue Robinson Harry B Hunt Fred Sprague Cleveland Hellmick

Doblin Committed for Sanity Exam After Hotel Incident

New York April 9 Doblin a paretic who testified in the congressional bribery probe of Representative Lester was committed to Bellevue hospital for examination. He caused a hotel disturbance over a meal and was jailed for disorderly conduct. His wife said she believed he was mentally unbalanced. Dr Gregory noted incipient paresis and linked it to the submarine boat inquiry in Washington.

New York Philap Toblin Congressional Lester Bellevue Hospital Doblin Gregory Bellevue Dublin Washington

Russia ready to trade and open Manchuria to U S

Telegraph report from St Petersburg says Russia would grant valuable trade concessions to the United States and favor a special arrangement to open Manchuria to American goods. The czarist government will persevere, fearing no war but seeks to avoid hostility.

Telegraph Age London Daily Telegraph St. Petersburg Russia United States Manchuria Americas Peking The Times Mongolia China Newchwang

Curative Act Declared Void in Cincinnati Street Line Case

In Cincinnati on April 28 the superior court sustained Theodore Horstman's demurrer to the street railroad company’s answer in an injunction suit over a route. The court voided the curative act that validated a fifty year franchise via special legislation, sending the case to the supreme court. Also, Mrs Tl. P. Gallagher visited relatives in New Philadelphia.

Cincinnati Superior Court Cincinnati Street Railroad Company Theodore Horstman Street Railroad Company Supreme Court

Kidney disease warning and Kennedy remedy claim

An advertisement warns that back pain signals kidney trouble and urges urine tests, promoting Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy as a cure for kidneys liver bladder and related ailments. Testimony from G F Sammer of Syracuse endorses the remedy, with sale details and a free sample offer.

David Kennedy G. F. Sammer Tioga Street Syracuse N. Y

Judge Donley and horse swim back after river wandering

Judge Donley and A W Young fished near the six mile dam when their bay horse wandered away. The animal swam the river to the far bank and returned after a farmer spotted it. They laughed at the episode while enjoying a fine bass string.

Judge Donley A. W. Young Shelby Six Mile Dam Mr. Donley Nibbles

Doctor Wallace Moves Amid Ill Health From Redley to Fresno

Dr. A H Wallace, long recognized Coshocton physician, has moved from Redley California to Fresno due to ill health. The retirement alters his practice location and residents learn of the physician’s relocation and health concerns.

A H Wallace Coshocton Redley Cal Fresno

Shamrock III Arrival Sparks Cup Talk

All true lovers of sport in this country look forward to the new cup challenger Shamrock III. The English public awaits the yacht contest as America once again holds yacht building supremacy and medical leadership with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. It cures and builds the system, dispels nausea and indigestion, and relieves biliousness and malaria. A private stamp marks the genuine bottle. I. W. Pocock shows off a new closed carriage for depot and hotel service.

America

Noted Lecturer Dr Elijah Powell Brown to Speak at Church

The Ram's Horn Man, Dr Elijah Powell Brown, will lecture at the Presbyterian church next Saturday evening. He is regarded as an excellent speaker. Sick List notes Miss Kate McCabe has recovered from a long severe bout of typhoid fever.

Elijah Powell Brown The Presbyterian Church Kate McCabe

Summer Campaign Discussed by County Sunday School Officials

A meeting of primary Sunday school teachers was held in Boyd and McConnell's office on Tuesday evening with representatives from the Methodist Protestant Baptist United Brethren Christian and Methodist Episcopal churches. W F Parks of Avondale county president attended as the sole out of town member. The session aimed to aid Mrs Drummond county superintendent in outlining her work and to review Sunday school affairs focusing on the cradle roll and primary departments. Thermometers used by physicians show a change of a millionth of a degree.

Boyd & McConnell W. F. Parks Avondale Drummond

Allen's Foot-Ease advertisement notice

Shake into your shoes for corns bunions and sore feet says the 25 cent powder from druggists and shoe stores. This 5-12 line ad promotes a comfortable remedy for foot problems.

Allen

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