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Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1905

Page

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Father Arrested for Chastising Daughter in Pittsburg Case

Humane Officer Jackson arrested Al Hall after he punished his sixteen year old daughter Zona for spending time with Es ta Donahue. The girl's mother had ordered limits, Hall pleaded guilty before Squire Wimmer and was fined. In Washington, the Currency Controller ousted R H Maddler for missing the Enterprise bank condition and appointed Owen Treeves Jr as replacement.

Jackson al Hall Zona Esta Donahue Donahue Daugh Ter Squire Wimmer Hall Washington R. H. Maddler Pittsburg Enterprise Bank Owen Treeves, Jr Eaxminer of New York

Lawyers Wrestle With Ben Dickerson Case

In common pleas court a preliminary squabble over a plea in abatement delayed Ben Dickerson’s murder case. Judge Eason adjourned Friday’s sitting to next Thursday as prosecutors and defense argue theory and procedure amid heated exchanges and claims of irrelevance.

Ben Dickerson Common Pleas Court Simon Hughes Eason Glenn Roche S. H. Nicholas Nicholas Judge Voorhees Grand Jury

Election Returns Next Tuesday

The Age will display election returns Tuesday night on a large screen at the D. O. Thompson clothing store with telegraph and Western Union bulletins. County returns will be compiled from all precincts by messengers aided by Citizens Telephone and Bell Telephone Co. The Age office aims for fast, comprehensive coverage starting about 6:30 to 7 o clock. Humane Officer Jackson will visit the Tuscarawas County Children's Home to approve a proposed adoption by a local couple, noting the home meets standards and the family recently lost a baby.

D. O. Thompson Clothing Stereopticon Western Union Citizens Telephone Co Bell Telephone Co Coshocton Ohio New York Jackson Tuscarawas County

Applicants Take County Teacher Certification Tests

Five candidates sit for county teacher certification tests in the high school today. One takes a special exam while four take the regular list. The county exams will be offered quarterly in the future. Examiners Everhart McCurdy and Weber supervise the proceedings.

Everhart McCurdy Weber

Tax Inquisitor Unconstitutional Ruling in Insurance Case

Columbus November decision rules Tax Inquisitor Gilfillan not entitled to fees. State ex rel A T Seymour v Bailey Gilfillan et al. held the inquisitor law unconstitutional as it was created by legislation. Circuit court says county auditor should know of insurance bonds and tax them without inquisitor services.

Telegraph Age Columbus Inquisitor

Edward Lower and Iva Brown Wed in Baltic Ceremony

Edward Lower of New Bedford and Miss Iva Brown of Baltic were married last Thursday at the English Lutheran church in Millersburg. Reverend L W Sifford performed the ceremony.

Lower-Brown Edward Lower New Bedford Iva Brown Baltic L. W. Sifford English Lutheran — Church Millersburg

Convicts at Work Making Good Roads in Ohio

Gen E L Lybarger, Coshocton county's candidate, calls convict labor on public highways the ideal solution. He argues it benefits road quality and county interests, urging workingmen to vote for him next Tuesday.

Gen E. L. Lybarger Prof Baldwin Gen. Lybarger Coshocton County Ohio EL. Lybarger

Mixed ticket guidance for public service board voting

J. S. Crawford Henry L. Richardson and Wm. G. Hay are urged as three strong Republican nominees for the public service board. The article explains how to mark a mixed ticket, noting voters must place crosses for all three Republican candidates to avoid counting only one vote for the six candidates. It stresses voters should support the three Republicans for Coshocton.

Board of Public Service Teusday Tollustrate Wm. G. Hay Coshocton

Horse Plunges Into Flour Wagon on Main Street

A Bell Telephone manager named Sprankle was driving when his horse collided with a White Ly Flour wagon on lower Main street Friday afternoon. The buggy tipped, flour sacks ripped, and both teams became entangled but no injuries or major damage occurred. Local bystanders reported heated remarks during the commotion.

Sprankle Bell Telephone Company Main Street Hanley Milling Company

Am nesty ukase signed amid riots in St Petersburg

The Russian capital marked a national holiday with a general strike. Rail traffic resumes slowly as workers return. Cossack patrols patrol streets while shops are barricaded. Count Witte and Prince Obolensky met with leaders of the progressive constitutionalist party. Anti Jewish disorders reported from Theodosia with many Jews burned.

St. Petersburg Count Witte Prince Obolensky Progressive Constitutionalist Party Theodosia

Commissioner to Issue Circular on Special School Districts

Chief Clerk Snyder of the state school commissioner's office says Commissioner Jones will issue a circular to locate special districts created by special acts. Districts deemed abolished by a supreme court decision must reapply to the probate court to remain as special districts under the general law. For the current year some districts may continue, but those failing to establish by year end will cease to exist. Only one Coshocton county district, Bloomfield, is affected.

Jones Snyder Supreme Court Columbus Dispatch Coshocton County Bloomfield

Warsaw May Light With Gas

The Warsaw village council considers building an artificial gas light plant to illuminate streets and supply gas to businesses and homes at a reasonable rate. Decision on proceeding has not yet been made.

the Council of Warsaw

Small light plant usage spread and Warsaw lecture planned

A private built Fresno light plant serves thirteen months. New Concord in Meskineum county has run a municipal plant for twelve years. A plan for Hight Warsiew costs at least 3000 dollars. The Warsaw lecture count will be held in the school hall next Monday night with Robert S. Seeds as the humorous lecturer.

Fresno New Concord Meskineum County Warsiew Warsaw Robert S. Seeds Gerat

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