Cold weather drives brisk voting in Coshocton off year election
Voters line up in Coshocton as heavy turnout defies typical off year patterns. Precinct reports vary with governors race drawing unusual attention. Polls close at 5 30 US and returns begin tonight from The Age office, with initial results expected about 6 30. The Age invites residents to watch the mammoth screen outside the office and D O Thompsons store as the town awaits official tallies.
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Coshocton
Age
New York State
D. O. Thompson
Age Editorial
M. EB. Church
Early voting in Ohio as polls report heavy turnout
Ohio voters cast a heavy early vote with many towns polled by noon. Party leaders remain confident amid claims of a Herrick lead by Dick and Pattison lead by Garder. The race includes governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, treasurer, Supreme Court justice, board of public works, and legislative seats. Continued on Page Seven.
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Age
Columbus
Ohio
Herrick
Garder
Pattison
Republian
the Supreme Court
Board of Public Works
Seven Caught In Bad Wreck In Ohio Yard Crash
Troy Ohio November 7 a head end collision occurred between two Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton line passenger trains near May Street. Southbound No 3 failed to meet the northbound No 8 causing a crash. Northbound engine Frank Taubkins of Lima killed. engineer of No 3 Lou Kemper overlooked orders. Firemen Henry Reuhlin and Morris Frawley injured. Thieman of Bellevue suffered eye and knee injuries.
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Troy, O
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
May Street
Lou Kemper
Frank Taubkins
Lima
Henry Reuhlin
Morris Frawley
Toledo
H. J. Thieman
Bellevue, Ky
David
Dynamite Found Linked to Pending Slayings in Ohio
Mt Vernon Ohio reports a train of rain soaked fuse and a box of dynamite found at Jarvig Shellenberger home, brother of the late sheriff. Police seek evidence tying dynamite to Hildreth's jailhouse murder plot against the Knox county sheriff. In Chicago an inebriated man in night clothes broke an undertaker window and slept in a coffin until police intervened.
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Mt. Vernon
Jarvig Shellenberger
Shellenberger
Hildreth
Knox County
Chicago
Anton Rodinick
Farmers Protest Numbering Rural Boxes in Coshocton
Coshocton county farmers oppose government plan to number rural mail boxes. Protests to be discussed at Coshocton Business Men's Association meeting with possible formal action and a protest to Washington Post Office Department. Local business leaders report support from prominent farmers who dislike being identified by numbers like No 29 instead of by name. Also on the agenda are talks on Our Association by George M Gray and Traction Lines by Wm Burns.
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Coshocton County
Coshocton
Coshocton J
George M. Gray
Wm. Burns
Jreaa
Varied Bets In Results Of Election
This item details widespread betting on the election results, naming bets on Herrick Edwards Pattison and Smith for various offices. It notes several thousand dollars staked, with examples including a $15,000 range on Herrick and hundreds on local outcomes, plus a dramatic $200 wager on Pattison’s governor bid.
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Herrick
Dr. Jedwards
Hamilton -Browning
Dr. Edwards
Smith
Manner
Browning
Odessa Suffers Widespread Disturbances In 1905 Russia
Telegraphed dispatches from St. Petersburg report anti-Semitic riots across Odessa and surrounding districts. Troops deployed, mills and shops ruined, wholesale bankruptcies feared as autonomy struggles resurface in Poland. Warsaw governor general bans processions, editors seek uncensored Polish papers. Finlands manifesto joy, Finland news, and Witte cabinet struggles noted. First Odessa train reaches St. Petersburg after thirteen days.
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Age
St. Petersburg
Odessa
Board of Trade
Poland
Warsaw
Interior
Count Witte
Finland
Helsingfors
New Episcop al Church Rumor Draws Local Attention
Construction plans for a new Episcopal church are likely to be discussed this week. Three diocesan board of missions members Edward S Page Thomas HH Greer and Wm Raynolds from Cleveland will visit Co sho ct to meet with S HH Nicholas on Cambridge road. A vestry meeting Saturday night will outline future plans.
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Diocesan Board of Missions
Vessrs
Edward S. Page
Thomas HH. Greer
Raynolds
Cleveland
Coshoct
S. HH. Nicholas
Cambridge Road
Vestry
New Trial Denied in Chadwick Case by U S Court of Appeals
The United States court of appeals refused a new trial for Mrs Cassie Chadwick in Cincinnati on November 7. The ruling denies requests for reconsideration and upholds the previous verdict.
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Cincinnati
United States
Court of Appeals
Cassie Chadwick
Farmer Lost Two Fingers In Coons Hunt Gun Accident
Rolland Finnel a farmer two miles west of Roscoe had two fingers shot off his right hand when his shotgun exploded while climbing a fence near ten o clock Monday night. He was alone with his coon dog. He reached home after the incident and doctors McClain and L C McCurdy tended the wounds. The small and ring fingers were gone and the middle finger mangled but may be saved. Finnel is married with three children.
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Smith
Walt
Main Street
Herricks
Pattison
Rolland Finnel
Roscoe
Finnel
AL Fen Wright
Dra. McClain
L. C. McCurdy
Mr. Finnel
Ice Plant to Double Capacity to Fifty Tons
Coshocton Ice and Cold Storage plans a new separate building adjoining the present plant to nearly double output. Work on excavations began Tuesday, as the current plant operated day and night since June turning out 17 tons daily. The expanded facility will produce 50 tons of crystal ice every 24 hours and be among the region’s most modern plants.
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Coshocton
J. W. Almack
Middle West
Trinway Man Leaped From Railroad Bridge into Creek
Charles Spicer, accused of forging a $16 note, vanished after leaping from a Panhandle railroad bridge over Wakatomika Creek near Trinway as officers closed in. Reports claim he swam the creek twice then disappeared, with some speculating he killed himself or hid nearby. Marshal Carter and others pursued him along the track before the leap.
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Charles Spicer
Wakatomika Creek
Trinway
Herman and
Kellar
Panhandle
Trunway
Thomas Cochran
Away
Dresden
Marshal Carter
Spicer
Frazersburg
Chime
Neve Spicer
Theiruin
Killng
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