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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1907
Page
6
Hoskinson at North Fourth Street Zanesville advertises events and business properties tied to a tax exchange. The notice mentions new taxable city and county bonds and government bonds accepted in exchange.
The obituary notes Mrs. Miser died Thursday evening at her home in Lafayette after a long illness. She leaves four children the eldest ten, and her husband is a brother of WA Miser of this city. They were Lutherans active in the church, with services held at Wagersville. The family formerly lived in Bakeraville and was well known across the eastern part of the county. Mrs. Miser was about 60 years old and beloved in the community.
Washington August 20 experts appointed by the secretary of the interior report on reforming the pension office to remove idle desks and improve efficiency. The plan aims to save the government about 200 million per year by reallocating space and duties across departments.
Jon Beflah of tilkersville was cleared of a charge after a convoluted case involving wide confusion and unnamed parties. The court session referenced the governor and sheriff in a tension filled proceeding with unclear details and scattered notes.
A recent community event showcased honesty and perseverance as participants faced a challenging retest. The gathering highlighted steadfast individuals and noted modest gains despite initial missteps, with organizers recognizing sincere effort and improvement.
In a local society note, Rev. Wb. PM. Waele officiated at a wedding held at the bride’s home on North secant alreed. The event included the couple’s parents and a few guests, with the ceremony followed by informal greetings at Tooteboode.
The Ayscoc W. Cc. T. U. held its meeting at the home of Mrs. Mi UG. Taek Tineschiy and elected officers including president Ir view, secretary treasurer Aba, and other posts. The text lists several names and roles with partial spellings, reflecting a local club's routine governance.
An Ohio Tax Commission meeting on May 6 drew representatives from several business groups. The discussion centered on tax relief via constitutional amendments, with speakers from Columbus, Cleveland, Youngstown, Dayton, and other cities presenting briefs and arguing about reform and the impact on property and corporate taxes.
The Nashua Telegraph reports New Hampshire considered a proposed tax commission to study tax matters. It notes debates over fiscal policy and references a recommendation linked to a broader reform plan, with coverage of legislative testimony and panel involvement.
The governor stands firm against a permit denial in Muskilleam County, with the state attorney general stating plans to pursue legal action. The official cites ongoing disputes and regulatory disagreements as the basis for the decision.
Workers of the Light and Heating Co. install a dynamo and ten battery power engine at the Six Mile dam to supply lights for the Khesner drainage project. Night reads indicate continuous work through Tuesday but details are unclear due to damaged text.
A garbled Coshocton airship incident interrupts a race scene as a craft misjudges its landing. Officials hope to secure O. Ke for an upcoming Prideday event, with the crowd unsettled by the airborne mishap.
The Warvin Wire Company held a meeting on Thursday to settle outstanding affairs with Tarver Ting Mitohtye Cy. Another year on the docket shows the firm facing actions as creditors prepare to pursue options.
A fragmented report describes unknown figures in a distant locale near Rete Fontaine and the Roeley Mountains. The text references a seer, power, and a difficult pursuit, with inconclusive events and several garbled phrases.
Keene hosts an evening entertainment featuring the Olympia Ladies’ Quartette under the piedes. The program includes vocalists piano and violin solos and selections. Rev N J Wells delivers a lecture titled Newty Spats of America with a stereopticon illustrated display. Proceeds benefit Joel church and Rev Wells’ lectures.
Coshocton woman claiming alias was arrested in New Philadelphia after a long pursuit involving a stolen automobile and river incident. The defendant, Braline Minnie, faces fines of 50 dollars and costs as the county prosecutor pursues the case per The Age report from New Philadelphia.
A minor girl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Meloy of Willow Woolyommet, sustained a broken arm during play with friends. She fell and the accident required medical attention, with treatment overseen by local physicians at the scene. The incident prompted caution for supervising adults.
The town notes the start of the school year on September 1 with activities and weddings planned in the week. Attention focuses on local schools reopening, community gatherings, and a cautious update on residents including Carl Werhig recovering from a severe tonsilitis attack.
fragmentary notes allege Matti pe Momiersok Gwai... A Columbus paper ties W A Asubrook to four patrolion ends and Clark Doughty to guiding Daily Age girls to Jamestown. The pair were presented with a pair of young hon cult born fx i show at the exposition. Unclear on campaign plans and pinkings.
The first ship to report on the California coast since the order to sail arrives. The Graysay Seionis reached the area ahead of the St. Louis which moved around Cape Town to scout and coal.
The text indicates S. Yish, a former public servant, is the only candidate mentioned for a mayoral nomination on the Dermtouralie ticket. It notes his limited political experience and uncertainty about other contenders.
Local Democrats announce a meeting on September 14 at the court tense in Lop mi. The date of the city primary will be selected then and candidates for various offices will be discussed.
Rev Moa Lamp of Newark was elected moderator as 50 ministers and delegates gathered Thursday. McClure was chosen as presiding officer in the absence of the current moderator. Rev Le Teavia delivered the welcoming address, with remarks by Rev F Dillin and Rev W I Baker of Liberty Center.
The text outlines steps for formal unwinding of a recording regarding a new territory. It mentions moving to Cushocten, placing a bid, and publishing an ordinance after two weeks. A solicitor prepares a petition for court commissioners, who set two months’ holiday before annexation proceeds.
Judicial statistics released by the secretary of state show 6,933 new divorce filings for the year ended June 30, 1907, up from 6,437 the prior year. Decrees granted rose to 975, a gain of 494, with 1,667 favoring wives and 1,307 for husbands. Franklin County reported 1,900 divorce actions and 1,164 decrees.
An OCR fragment reports a midsize crowd gathering for an event with unclear details. It mentions Covid concerns and expert attendance, plus a period of several weeks noted in relation to the activity. The passage is garbled with several unreadable names and places.
A blaze at Barrs Mills damaged a store and nearby property. Fire units battled the flames through the night, with authorities reporting extensive smoke and heat. No injuries are confirmed, and investigators begin examining the cause.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals John Shaw and Williams Chirk with scattered place names and weak details about a sinking or absence of home, but the content is disjointed and lacks coherent events or dates to form a concrete news summary.
Tares Woods appeared before Square Winter Friday and pleaded not guilty to cruelty to a horse, then changed the plea to guilty. He was assessed fines and costs totaling 8 dollars and 80 cents.
Surveyor Stock and M Williams aim to present revised courthouse plans to the commissioners at Monday’s meeting. Upon final approval, bids will be invited for a one month period and the contract will then be awarded. Work is expected to begin as soon as possible after bidding.
A broad list of new books received for library shelves includes titles such as The Family On Wheels Mother Stories More Mother Stories All Shout Johnnie Jones The Tree Dwellers King Archuyantius Knight The Odyssey for Rays and Of ris Merry Lips Tokght Stereis The Golden Wainlows and many others. The Spring chickens at market report notes near full stalls, high prices for butter eggs and produce and a ready sale of potatoes and apples.
More than fifty teachers attended the County Institute and visited The Daily Age office on Friday afternoon. They watched a teletype and the Dysplex machine in operation, showing progress between 00 and Saud. The event featured remarks by Tieltek and Prof. Franer to President Masten and the executive committee.
A frail airship disaster narrative notes an initial failure to accelerate then a later salvage, with a crew and onlookers witnessing a dramatic collision near the harbor. Officials report a coast guard response, a partial loss of power, and a salvage operation as crowds gather by the docks.
The Commercial National Bank directors met Saturday and declared a semiannual dividend of one percent set aside for the reserve fund. The bank noted activity in the past six months as a key point in its history. Lester Jennings was arrested by Officer Hawkins Friday evening for obstruction and fined $1 by Mayor Smith Saturday morning.
The Custodiaut Gliuy firm completed a full overhaul of its glass works, with rebuilt furnaces extended to add 24 towers and new producers installed. The 1914 capacity is listed as 110 to 12,000. a grand city celebration is planned, and local workers arrive from distant towns.
J A Paledho will go as delegate with Gir wo Meer and Santon Sundiy named as alternates for the Carrier National Convention in the host city this week. The event promises to shape policy for the union and feature discussions on relief agencies and home letter carriers. The convention runs from September 24 to 97 with a monster parade planned and about 000 letter carriers expected.
An old note extols Graham crackers as a healthful wheat product. It claims friendly digestion, easy appetite stimulation, and dietary variety. The National Biscuit Company is cited as the maker and Red Label Mathim Crackers as a suggested purchase path.
Annual M BE Sunday school convention held in Takersville with speakers including Peter Wahn Simon Think Powell James Vinda and W Toveless. A tight program was prepared for the event.
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