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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1907
Page
5
The note discusses par value and market value of stock, urging corporations and individuals to trust the bank for safety and support in tough times. It promises confidentiality by officers and clerks while offering favorable accommodations consistent with ebanking.
Fragmentary notes show a judge addressing a matter about a man named Henry Hoek, described as having poor memory and an imbecile condition. The record references an upper court and disputes over memory reliability and suitability of detention or commitment. The readable text hints at a lawsuit or legal determination involving mental competency.
About two hundred Coshocton residents joined a special train to Canton for the McKinley memorial ceremony. President Roosevelt, Vice President Fairbanks, cabinet members, and national figures attended as crowds packed Monument Hill for the dedication and parade.
A garbled wartime notice from Warsaw RF describes a sequence of river shifts and new figures. It mentions Beck's down the river to Bintum, Muilet's, and corners near Tames Peaks. It warns of a new faimmen avill and a server.
Market brisk Saturday morning with cannery goods, vegetables, and eggs in Wy. Prices broadly steady though some items varied. Shoppers report plentiful stock and steady demand across stalls.
An odd looking gourd appeared in the garden of Tonfenn, proprietor of New York Rieke store. The gourd’s peculiar shape and appearance drew attention as Mr. Raatrew, who resides on Orchard supet, commented on its unusual display.
State Vice President TH Sullivan returned home after an incident linked to a damage suit filed by a miner. The jury awarded the miner 8300 dollars. Four men, two from the company and two miners, will select an umpire that afternoon to arbitrate the case.
At Canton the McKinley Memorial ceremony featured Justice Day, Governor Harris, and President Roosevelt delivering remarks on the late president. The monument description notes its 168 foot ascent, the sarcophagi, and a bronze statue of McKinley. The article also covers a land case where H Waskill won against Labrin Bineck after a long dispute.
Daniel D. McGinnis and wife Maria McGinnis lie in Dresden cemetery after deaths a day apart. He died Saturday evening at 86, she followed Sunday evening at 80. Survived by three sons and two daughters, services Tuesday at the Dresden Lathe Temple with Rev. K Benton Shoemaker officiating.
The Nicholas crowd fought the primaries with ferocity as Manner edged Tish by 72 votes among 707 total in the Democratic city ticket race. Manner leads for mayor while Wager and Ayers head auditor and treasurer races respectively with broader party division visible in the precinct tallies.
A farm near Wyre Frontier uses a potato digging machine driven by four horses to harvest on four acres. Shumaker leads the operation with cutting and digging gear, claiming yields of about 200 bushels per acre and total seed potatoes planted around 50 bushels, with a sizable anticipated harvest this season.
Reported cattle sale drew about 300 buyers with strong stock. prices rose from 121 to 287 per head. Wred and Rews at Sueat Creek noted a sale of fine stock, while another event near Baltic saw Mr Adams hold his next cattle sale later.
May Buy Auto POCAL UG and Forbes visited Dayton this week seeking alternatives to a planned purchase. Lawrenge and gd discussed options while Mr datw line seriously considered the procurement's purpose and potential impact.
Two visitors from Peadsvent S$. D. stamped off have 16 siellar sunfiy with their old fried Asia Cress. They are suc ceestilye sosed te eddining or are men of wealth. IC is interest fuw to note that both of them are Mush Impressed with Coshocton andl) expect in make extensive Investments here.
Cles Johnson elected captain and Pretbyroughs manager of the Diek school football team for a meet to be held Friday afternoon. Practice will commence Monday evening and the team accepted the challenge from West Lizarette College. Muskingum College also wants a game. The Coshocton team will average about 120 pounds.
Afternoon events at Roscoe cemetery included Harry Wade's Horses tying for a purse as Malzie V. placed second in the 2 1% pace and Senator Gray earned third money in the 2720 trot after three heats. A $20 fine and costs were imposed on Wm McMillen after a guilty plea to assault and battery in a case heard Monday by Judge Nicholad.
A Coshocton crowd narrowly escaped disaster when passenger train No 33 suffered a serious mishap near Apame Mills on Sunday morning. A piston rod came loose tearing the track and ties before the rod broke. the engine stayed on the rails, delaying the train about fifty minutes.
In Coshocton several candidates seek the county examiners board seat after Rev H T Weber’s resignation. Judge Tolley says no vacancy is confirmed. It is rumored Weber may not leave the pastorate, so no board vacancy would occur.
The local tale recounts Stacey planning a Sunday chicken dinner after buying ten fowls Saturday morning. A spark of mischief led to the bird crew meeting a grim fate when one named helper, "pummmy," was sent to slaughter all ten. The community weighs honoring the act with a medal for the nickname's notoriety.
LeRetley Burns of John Bur died at her home in Pascoe Saturday morning at 4 o clock. She was probably the oldest woman in Ca shocton county and lived a life of childlike faith attending the Rescue M. EF. church as strength permitted. Tacley LenetMey, born November 18 1816 on the Isle of Cuero, settled in Roscoe after moving from Mustinsa county in 1828. She married Jobin Tarts in 1874 and resided at the old home with daughter M. G. Vack. surviving child Charles Boras in Cleveland. Funeral services will be announced.
A rain interrupted game between Fresno and Keene ended in a 1 to 2 tie after five innings at Catail. Lewinville was called out as the sixth started, and rain halted play, leaving the score tied as conditions worsened.
Heavy rain kept Bedford township Democrats from holding their primaries at Tunnel Hill. Committeeman Stanley Sharpless and a few hopefuls appeared, but voter turnout was near zero as the 4 to 4:30 voting window was postponed. Republicans listed a slate including McCluggage, Ashreafe, Sprowls, Walker, Mets, and Wolfford.
Joseph Pash answers a suit by Hubbard Zeurray Stequishipy Co alleging he received three bunches of bananas that were spoiled and refused them. The goods were finally sold for 20 dollars and $100 paid for freight to agent AMcG. John L. McDowell represents Pash.
On Main Street a Saturday fracas involving Willsunle, Wil Tish, and rivals led to a chaotic scene. Bystanders and police remarks described lash back and petty violence as a crowd watched. No clear weapon details or injuries were confirmed, and the scene cooled with cheers as participants dispersed.
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