06 Nov 1905
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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1905
Page
1
A closed executive session of Democratic candidates and central committeemen at the courthouse led to a public leak. Rumors swirled over Donley with a faction claiming fifty party votes would scratch him, prompting sharp exchanges and cautions from Boss Roche.
Ida Laird files for divorce from Alexander Laird citing repeated domestic violence. She alleges Christmas Day 1908 beating and threats to kill, plus blows during washing in October and prior choking before the birth of their child. They married in 1902 at COSHOCTON and have two children, James Redard and John Theodore.
John Nicholas a Kenyon senior says no evidence Pierson was tied to the railroad track when he died a week ago. He believes the incident was an accident and expresses collective grief for a college brother. Authorities are pursuing their duties.
Caracas reports the Venezuelan government delivered a note to U S minister Russell reaffirming willingness to withdraw the note on M Taigu ny if France recalls its demand. The government would allow the French cable company to transmit from Caracas and coast offices if a satisfactory agreement is reached within eight weeks, otherwise the mandate to close the company offices will be executed.
In Boston the head of Susan A Geary, the dismembered victim, was recovered from a leather handbag at the harbor bottom. Police believe it matches Miss Geary as investigators note the trunk and limbs were recovered earlier in September and October. A separate report from Mare Island California notes the refrigerator ship Celtic collided with the Cruiser Marblehead causing damage and possible decommissioning.
The Mt. Vernon Republican Newswell reports that Rev P A Baker at a Columbus Methodist conference attacked Governor Herrick and the Republican party by name He accused the inheritance tax law supporters and veto proponents and suggested party leaders catered to liquor interests The piece asserts Baker’s critique confirms the Republicans’ original claims about his tactics and allegiance.
In Warsaw Poland a massive patriotic display drew about two hundred thousand participants while atrocities against Jews were reported in areas like Odessa and other cities including St. Petersburg. In St. Petersburg, despite planned demonstrations, General Trepoff halted disorders as revolutionaries warn of extended fighting and a future mobilization to pressure concessions. Carl Stewart of Wooster College is seriously ill and Helen Brown remains home ill.
On the eve of the election Columbus reports rival candidates prepare final arguments before the voters. Republicans claim Herrick leads by a net 83 951 based on county polls, with confidence the tally will match or exceed early indications. Continued on Page Four.
The Age endorses W A Smith as Coshocton mayor urging voters to act now for business prosperity and stable governance. The notice argues Smith supports practical policies based on local conditions and future needs. Cast your vote tomorrow for Smith.
City authorities appoint special police for polling places on election day. Ward 2 names George Moffit and Adam Schlaich, Ward 3 lists Wm Hastleman and Thomas Scott, Ward 4 lists Wash Schoonover and David Mapel, with Ward 1 noting no appointments. Mrs. R F Timmons and her son William return home from Cleveland Tuesday.
Manager J P Callahan of the Sixth Street theatre reports a telegram from Weller theatre Zanesville confirming West's Minstrels appeared Saturday in Zanesville and will perform at the local play house Tuesday night George A Hay and wife are due back from North Dakota and Minnesota Tuesday noon.
The article covers a feud around Ben Dickerson, indicted for murder, being moved between jail and Judge Voorhees office for private consultation. Sheriff Browning faced accusations of improper conduct, which prosecutors deny as political maneuvering. A parallel report notes Equitable Life's financials, including asset totals, loan values, and policy collateral.
Miss Furnell employed at the Standen hotel fell while skating at the Main street rink Saturday night. Her head struck the floor, she was unconscious for a short time, skating was halted and she was carried to the side where she soon recovered.
Local attorneys say a recent supreme court ruling may affect Coshocton county districts beyond Bloomfield. Investigations show districts at Bloomfield New Castle West Carlisle West Bedford and Walhending likely must convert to special districts by year end or the state will compel merger with township schools.
A local newspaper and supporter vilify Dr Edward as rheumatic cripple in a heated election clash. The piece mocks his mobility while asserting his fitness for probate judge, provoking universal denunciation and pledge of rebuke from Coshocton readers.
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