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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1905
Page
8
Coroner Lear expects to hold two inquests this week into deaths that occurred in New York. One involves Will Roger who was shot by Pratt and Fred Raed. The other concerns a man who died under train wheels near Baltic.
The column lists court actions including leave to defend or plead by specified dates for cases such as Argobast v City of Coshocton and Buckeye Land and Town Co. v Hay, with entries noting demurrers, defenses, and deadlines. It also mentions probate filings, sheriff proclamations, and lodge notices plus a birth announcement from Jackson township.
Edward Pendergast, manager of the Coshocton Light and Heating company for the past year, departed this afternoon for Chicago after resigning. His wife and family traveled earlier to meet him in Columbus and will continue to Rockford Indiana. He likely will take a job in Chicago.
A ten year old boy was run down by a milk wagon on a Viailn street Tuesday morning. He was dragged about thirty yards before his coat tore loose and he fell onto the muddy curb. He suffered damage to his clothes but no serious injuries were reported. Smith's drug and book store.
Westington October 17 The president issues a proclamation forbidding export of arms ammunition and munitions of war from the United States or Porto Rico to Santo Domingo. The action aims to prevent revolutionaries from obtaining supplies in agreement with the Dominican government.
Common Pleas Judge Fries ruled teachers may be paid for institute attendance only when the institute occurs while school is in session. Attendance during vacation cannot be paid. The decision was appealed and the trial judge’s ruling stood as the loss of the suit.
Gen. E. L. Lybarger Dr. S. H. Baker and John Bassett left today for Cincinnati as delegates from Coshocton Masonic lodges to attend the annual meeting of the grand lodge of the Masonic body in the Queen City, expecting to return home Thursday.
Mrs. Guy Rodgers aged twenty died at her home on the Wilson farm three miles south of the city from typhoid fever. She is survived by a four week old child. Funeral services will be at Franklin church at 11 a.m. Wednesday with interment at the Franklin cemetery. Rev. Lucas will officiate.
The Young Ladies Sodality of Sacred Heart Church plans an un social at Forbes Hall on Wednesday evening. A marshal program will be rendered and refreshments served. Admission is 25 cents.
Mrs. O G McCoy of Coshocton learns of her brother Henry Cox death in Beatrice Nebraska where he had lived eighteen years. He died after typhoid fever contracted while his seven year old daughter was also ill. Cox was an engineer on the Union Pacific railroad and visited Coshocton in August with his father. A witness Thomas McCoy from Cooperdale appears before a grand jury in the Dickerson case.
FOR RENT Several houses on just outside the city J N Wood 176 FOUND Open faced gentleman s watch at fair ground Tuesday Oct 10 Owner can recover by calling at The Age office and paying for this ad 1716 With the Hub Paul Mirise has taken a position as clerk in the Hub store in it a few quarters in the Realty building Hollister s Rocky Mountain Tea is positive never nauseates or upsets the stomach Cleanees and purifies the entire system A great bleeding to suffering humanity 35 cents Tea or Tablets C BE Anderson
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