Wolds Its Pitcher McCormick to Face Keene
Fragmentary report describes pitcher McCormick slated to pitch against Keene. A terse line mentions Keene’s lineup and a potential game decision.
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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1907
Page
6
Fragmentary report describes pitcher McCormick slated to pitch against Keene. A terse line mentions Keene’s lineup and a potential game decision.
A street incident prompts a report about an ape found on the street near Walnut. The Age records the sighting and urges relevant authorities to investigate and identify the animal and owner. No further details on location or time are provided in the fragment.
Report describes the construction of a manhole on the era street in Bloomfield involving workers and equipment. Details mention a cooperative effort by local crews and the timing of the project, with emphasis on safe operations and nearby properties. The item highlights municipal infrastructure work expected to improve drainage and access.
C A Bond a young merchant led the Republican city primaries in Columbus earning about a 3500 vote plurality amid Liberal League backing. He pledged a clean, orderly and businesslike administration while acknowledging attacks on his character and thanking Columbus voters for their support.
Voters weigh a two-bridge plan to connect Coshamaco city with townships across the floodplain. Engineers estimate costs and benefits, with ballots showing a pair of crossings and the question of funding.
Clyde Leemlay faced court after a Friday night incident in which witnesses including Chiles Mie gle Jos. Rirker and George Mriuiley testified. The grand jury met Monday to consider the case, with several details disputed and a request for further proceedings.
Ming Tanies, a resident of Pittsburgh, visited the city consulting Squire Wimmeer about securing a pension for her term, as she contemplates divorce and separation from her husband.
Fragmented lines describe a known citizen and a trolley line discussion with garbled dialogue. Key names and places are unreadable, leaving only hints of a public debate and a quote about fear and freedom. The readable content cannot determine concrete persons, dates, or events.
A garbled OCR passage recalls notable Now Dhiedet residents and civic figures, including mentions of Mila Mehta and Petion Of i Wut. The text references public sentiment, recent events, and local organizations amid a chaotic transcription with many unreadable segments.
A grand jury will investigate multiple cases including Harrison Elson and a string of witnesses. The probe covers alleged misconduct and statutes covering vile acts, with references to witnesses May Mako Johnny Stewart and others. The scope includes cases from Bloonfeld and local incidents on Third Street and a dining horse matter.
Following, to the list of questions as prepared under direction of the state commissioner of public schools, and submitted at the county examination for teachers Sept. 7 for elementary school certificates.
A fragmentary quiz asks about a quoted passage on a fragile French throne and vast suffering. It directs analysis of sentence structure including subject predicate of main and subordinate clauses, modifiers, parts of speech, phrase functions, object relations, verb transitivity, and methods of adjective comparison.
A list of ten questions on teaching theory and practice. Topics include relation between a teacher's deals and work, definitions of teachers, habits and maxims for habit formation, essential objects for class questioning, Pestalozzi and his reforms, managing bright mischievous pupils, value of play in teaching, compulsory attendance arguments, advantages of unveilled versus practiced schools, and a prompt to name and indicate state normal schools.
Arithmetic questions on reducing 8 bushels to a smaller unit and calculations of percent profit for sugar, plus division principles. Also includes problems on fencing a field, clock hand movement, bill discount, and calculating note face value given time rate and discount.
The text lists exam prompts covering disinfectants in common use the heart its shape position and cavities the coagulation protein in blood the humors of the eye the crystalline lens its function the stomach form location and its secretion how nourishment enters the blood after digestion the respiratory organs the need for pure air in the classroom the dura mater its location and function the lymphatic circulation and the effect of alcohol on digestion
A list of study prompts covering early U S counties historical events linked to the Hudson and James rivers Burgoyne’s capture its outcomes Paris treaty boundaries Washington era parties cabinet North South divergence Trent affair presidential message delivery Congress term constitutional qualifications for representatives and senators.
Questions survey English pre Elizabethan writers and Shakespeare themes. They request leading Shakespeare characters, Milton’s Paradise Lost themes, Europe’s view of Jonathan Edwards, Drake’s Culprit Fay background, Hawthorne’s character and writing approach, and a list of other distinguished authors with their literary departments plus an online summary of one selected work.
A set of geography exam prompts asking for proofs of Earth's rotundity and definitions of longitude meridian and ecliptic. Includes questions on causes of solar day variation locations of Port Said Lazon Sandy Hook Setyvas and Alberta, flax fiber production and seed value ship routes New York Bombay, British Empire possessions and products, Alaska dimensions compared to the contiguous US, Idaho capital and products, Ohio city growth factors.
A rough bond puzzle asks for the cost of bonds given a discount of AS and a premium of S% on a purchase of a horse with a promise to sell for 572. The problem implies a 10 percent gain on its cost and seeks the original price of the bonds.
A list of tasks asks to identify spelling errors in a Nabic text, explain why English orthography is defective and redundant, define prefixes anti pre sub trans mill s, indicate proper pronunciation of several words, and spell as pronounced a long list including fect onous orthospy withheld trolley asstous ecstasy benefited control Bnaw vertical wall parrot chattel pursue Tippeen ANO successor tyranny heenaings prejudiced besieged sheriff controversy challenge vaxsal forty seven
Notice to contractors contesting a project by the building committee, detailing bids for electrical, carpentry, and related works at a designated location. Bidder must refrain from entry for ten days or risk forfeiting rights. committee reserves right to reject all bids. Signed by C. Re Tandtkess, Secretary.
President William Green said the lack of cars hurts miners, noting satisfaction in the Watters district and throughout the state. He planned to tour Roseville for minor matters before visiting the Gid Follows' quarters after attending a Columbus trip for the dedication.
In Cleveland a nine hour select committee session failed to resolve the Ulrichsville district dispute. Miss Scott from Tavistock hotel remains unlocated despite villagers claiming she is safe. Dr H Entorhe accused of attempting improper conduct against Miss Scott while Dr K ing defends. Joseph Sawyer injured after a fall on East Waluse Street, an ugly scar remains.
A large audience of IOOF members and families witnessed the Old Fellows Temple dedication in Coshocton. The altar of seven stones bearing Cardinal Virtues Purity Friendship Love Truth Faith Hope was erected, Grand Master John Sullivan delivering a lengthy address praising Odd Fellowship and its ideals.
The article notes two men named Harvey Watson in town causing confusion. Harvey Watson of East Chestnut Street was arrested on August 26 for using profane language toward Mrs. Peters. They state they will not be held responsible for each other’s actions unless they are good ones.
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a legal item referencing a 1997 matter with a monetary amount of 728 and interest, plus unidentified parties and a defendant admission. Names and details are unclear due to garbled source, but appears to be a court or notice snippet mentioning a plaintiff or representation.
Frank Fuhr expects 10 to 20 crew to close a contract on the Coshyin airship next week. After a tour it was sent to Newark and Mattoon. Burglars struck Mulberry Street home of Mr and Mrs D C Dex. Their return found door open and blinds drawn. Inside, Mr and Mrs Edward Iscobs and Mr and Mrs Jordis were already at a poker table, invited to join, and refreshments were delivered by Mr Jordis. The burglary ended with neighbors startled but unfazed.
Teavengood of Ocala Florida and JOP Teavengood of this city spent several days visiting relatives in the county. They reported good hunting, with squirrels yielding a fair amount of success in the northern part of the county.
Judge Benley received letters from Homestead about finding a home for Miss Lilly West. The society advertised for a suitable young girl with good habits and bonds as a potential candidate.
Secretary C A Shryock issues notice for the Shia canal group to meet Wednesday morning with a first session at 1 oclock in the Ghar commerce rooms Zanesville. An evening session will discuss a trip to Ellisy Station to inspect government dam work. Members will be hosted by the chamber of commerce at 2 pm. Officers include President Hs Fe and Secretary C 7 tren rer with a list of names.
Two Willkuis, son of Lutfeilor Level Witlama, plans to study civil engineering at Ohio State University when it opens next Wednesday. He is currently employed on county work up at New Castle this week.
Surveyors on the Cashacton Orrville Valley line advance to Canal Lewisville Friday afternoon and plan to proceed toward Keene. The proposed route runs along the canal towpath, crossing lands near Ed Wilran and Jacob Wolf, then heads toward the main road into Keene.
Oyster shipments are late due to warm East weather with no local supply yet. John Brister the seafood man says only a few New York oysters arrived, and once demand rises, Coshocton will see plentiful quantities. Brister enters his seventeenth year in the oyster business.
In Keene on September 4, the Olympus Ladies Quartet presented a recital at the Keene Presbyterian church. The group, noted as one of the best Afro-American ensembles, delivered a strong performance Thursday evening, offering a refined program to local concertgoers.
Voters in Millersburg backed prohibition with a clear majority, delivering a decisive dry outcome. Official tallies show saloon opponents prevailing by a wide margin, reflecting strong local support for ending alcohol sales.
Masons may build a modern and handsome temple after taking options on prime property. Lodge members refrain from discussing locations while plans unfold. Also, J A Price filed two warrants in Squire Wimmer's court this morning seeking the arrest of Charles Treg for assault on a woman in Cooperdale.
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