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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1907
Page
6
Agreement reached between counsel for the prisoner and the state. The case will begin in January with defense likely to apply for a change of venue. A change of venue is anticipated due to a possible tainted triad argument. The next hearing will set a presumable fine for the defense.
The Thaw case in New York faces postponed venue hearings as attorneys cite local prejudice and media coverage. Both sides agree the next trial date will be delayed into January, with jury selection hampered by holidays. Thaw plans for a second trial as new counsel replaces Delmas.
In notes from Zanesville and You Owl markets, grocers claim paying farmers 16 to 20 cents per pound dressed for young and 14 cents on other rds, aiming to undercut store margins while offering 16 cents alive or 22 cents diversified. The reports illustrate pressure on farmers and price volatility in regional markets.
Rev. Kunkle, who preached last week, has accepted a call to a church in Sher ruisville leaving no candidate for the vacancy. Rev. Weber preached the final sermon of his pastorate and will continue at Paul's in December. Ife will announce future plans soon.
A house burst into flames destroying most of the Rivers family home near Warsaw. Alva and Vernie Rivers and relatives escaped, but nearly all furnishings were lost. Neighbors aided, but no alarm reached the fire department since the residence lay outside the town limits.
The article outlines the firm’s restructuring after a large blaze. David Stitts leads the dry cleaning department with expertise in clean fins and dyeing. T. C. Speck runs the revolving molding area with model machinery. F. Q. Baker oversees carpet and rug cleaning using a wire mesh system blown by compressed air. C. S. Parks heads the plant operations. Officers listed include Howard Robinson president N. S. Bush vice president J. R. Speck secretary treasurer, and C. K. Clemens general. The rug department moved from the old Methodist/S Salvation building to a larger Secotic Streets facility, now 100 percent better equipped. The firm emphasizes hygienic white and green fabrics, steam pressing, and nationwide orders reaching Baltimore, Montana, and beyond, with staff expected to rise to over 100.
A discussion led by Dr. Pink on child discipline emphasizes that punishment should fit the act and not be excessive. Advice includes avoiding verbal scolding, using calm, controlled methods, and applying punishment only when necessary to aid behavior. The program featured a presentation by students and remarks from Mrs. Kerlin and others, concluding with a recital and reports.
Fragmented text describes nationwide price increases and local effects. Mentions turkey prices, market confusion, and rising costs. Names and places are garbled. core fact references inflation pressures and public concern.
Wallington November 6 Preliminaries to the opening of the Sixtieth Congress will mark major changes in Washington. Speaker Gannon will coordinate with congressmen on house committee personnel and early work. Democrats and Republicans hold caucuses to nominate officers. Saturday’s test will be the opening of bids for the $50,000,000 Panama Canal bonds.
Fragment reads about Lillibridge, known Panikindle Prakemen figure, suffering a leg injury from a bullet wound during an event in Colas. An armed man examined a revolver, which discharged accidentally, causing the leg injury to Morivdige as the bullet embedded here.
Harry Dellart of Mansfield will take charge as manager of the smokehouse on Main Street. Frank Cline, the former manager, stays briefly to assist until the new manager is fully acclimated. Wade Fre Rimdies, lately employed distant, returns to duty as Deturt joins from Mansfeld.
In a rain soaked Monday session at Brinkavon, ex-convicts Dowdell and Clyaige faced charges tied to a chase involving Jackson. Dowdell pleaded guilty. custody details await. Queenstown judge Laurel Laken to determine further action.
Two rutin yollers visited the home of Mrs Ezabeth Leammit widow aged 71 in Steubenville Ohio last night and tortured her trying to force the location of her pension money. She was found by neighbors today in a dying condition.
The annual election of officers was held Sunday morning at the Emman Lutheran church with officers chosen: Superintendent William Trace, Slant superintendent Mrs Alers Snyder, Secretary Miss Shirley Roger, Treasurer Miss Ethel Snudor, Librarians Miss Elma Shrigley, Mildred Lembrishr, and Erama Kunkle.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of Roscoe M E Church held its annual Thank Offering meeting Sunday night. Mrs Charles Miller presided guiding a program including songs, a roll call by Mrs Neptune, readings The Golden Age and The Dykes, and offerings led by Mrs Dickerson and choir. The event was described as unusually interesting and well attended.
Rally Day drew large crowds at the Ala P. church Sunday morning with music by the choir and wives by Byerhart. Miss Alice Milligan presented avision The Roy Convits Story and Miss Lula Star-Fowl offered a recital. The program included a Christus tree and a May Day focus for Sunday school participation.
A garbled Coshocton report notes a man connected to a court matter, with references to a Nov date and a pending suit. The fragment mentions a defendant and a judge, indicating a legal proceeding continuing next month.
Walter Fitch angling near Coalport Sunday afternoon reeled in a remarkable 15 pound salmon deemed one of the river’s finest catches. The strong fish initially bent the line before Fitch finally wore it down and secured the prize.
Dr. Moore Sanborn of Van Wert Ohio arrives in Goshoston to organize a branch of the Home Guards Lodge. The six foot two inch officer, described as brilliant and influential in life insurance circles, calls for interested locals to meet him at the Park. Alex Barber of Youngstown assists in the effort.
An innovation to ease travel on the Wheeling and Lake Erie lines allows baggage to be checked to the final city or a city address without extra trips. The traveler pays the delivery charge at the line’s end. The arrangement includes routes through Portland Cleveland Pittsburgh Kansas City Toledo Ontario.
Report on Ashland County finances by examiners Mahaffey and Doyle shows overcollected fees totaling at least $3000 under the county treasurer Leverage. The finding highlights alleged improper handling under the department’s tax interpretation.
Crider, a cash clerk at the Penn tula freight office, is transferred to Wanark with the change to take effect the first of the month. Mr Crider and his wife went to Wheeling due to the critical illness of his mother in Unionport who has been unconscious for three days.
The Commercial National Bank paid our $80 this week for a list including Co., Houston Hay, Axle Co., Lear Co., Gden Valley Can Cow, Mhivid Davis Co., Locust Grave Coal Co., Rex Rie and Sawco. The Cosharton National Bank paid our 1862 01 for Coshocton Grove Garment Co., Barnes Cons lam Mining Co., Meek Co., Vail Ga. The Peoples Bank paid out $6841.08 for Puritan Co., Avondale Glove Co., Novelty Adv. Co., Coslee ton Sian Novelty Co, Kureaks Lenindry and Citizens Telephone Co.
Officer Jackson reports a man at Pleasant Valle s neglecting his children and allegedly sponging off neighbors, with details indicating family care concerns and potential social services involvement.
Sad news comes from Defiance as Mrs Jilly House Puttle dies at 27 from blood poisoning after childbirth. She born in the county, Roscoe high school graduate, nurse training in Cleveland Newark. Survived by husband P J Tuttle, parents Mr and Mrs James E B House, multiple brothers and sisters, half siblings, cousin Elder House of the Seventh Day Adventists. Funeral arrangements not yet set.
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