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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1907
Page
2
The text describes a Cocker Spaniel named Renner's in a humorous line about her cleverness. She conducts a staged routine showing patience and a playful display as she waits for her basin, waters, and drink within a show setup. The passage emphasizes the dog's perceived wit compared to men and the crowd's reaction to her performance.
Fresno defeated Cain Lewisville Saturday afternoon on Fresua by a wide score. Yo! Mok pitched for Kay Fregesi Varner in a game noted for Freso style and quick offense amid unclear final tally.
Rumors spread that party leaders are weighing new veteran candidates as contenders emerge tonight or tomorrow. Mentions include named figures and potential rivals, with discussions about who might lead the ticket and how the field will shape the race.
In a murky report the Templars display a parade like scene showing figures and symbols amid tense chatter. Observers note a procession through Wheeling with references to a powerful mogul, a looming event, and a claim of authority by a group called Templiers. The piece hints at contested leadership and a planned gathering next Monday, with officials offering cautious commentary.
A garbled OCR passage from a Otsego page mentions lectures and events with unclear names and dates. It references Chicago man, Blue Hole fishing studies, and a national angling club official from Britain discussing plans for contests between American and European clubs.
A New York State Grange note urges including all farmers in field day events and plenries. Speeches should be brief and decisive, focused on concrete Grange issues and future plans, not entertainment or mere stories. Public information should reach nonmembers to advance the Grange.
Juvenile granges can succeed and serve as a valuable extension of the organization. Success depends on sufficient intelligent youths ages eight to fourteen and a capable matron chosen by the subordinate grange. Proper meetings teach parliamentary usage, broaden interests, and provide constructive activity, though scheduling and room arrangements pose some challenges.
A proposed debate asks if the mollon grange and the site geirges should seek only legislation directly affecting the agricultural class. It asks whether nominations, referendum, and the direct election of U S senators fall within grange scope or require broader citizen consideration.
The piece notes Maine grange efforts raising 12000 for state fronds and higher railroad taxes, a school tax cut by half a mill, and calls for attendance at the national grange meeting in Hartford. It mentions Lycoming County Pa Grange 1355 John Trady and a Revolutionary War bay hero linked to Cape tain John Trady, plus a 1935 feel of local civic issues and a barroom incident in Main Street with Mayor in attendance.
A Friday evening gathering by the Sons of Veterans honored the G A R with stories and reminiscences. W T Burner led the event. Mrs Rove Bateh and Mrs BE A Carnahan spoke on forming a Tallies auxiliary. Capt Conk and J Mo Agnew delivered speeches praising veterans and the war era.
Fragmentary OCR recounts a legal scene with mentions of a $590 amount, a bond forfeiture, and defendants like Derrek and Nichols. The text notes a Tuesday morning appearance, a judge, a sheriff, and a tense push to bring a suspect to court. Strong entities include names and monetary figures, but many words are garbled.
Otsego reports a serious workplace accident at an oil well where Simoun Van Fessen of Olsen was fatally filmed and injured when his hand was caught in machinery. One finger severed and other injuries required medical care. The incident is noted as Otsego’s significant accident of the week.
Parny Martter filed charges against her brother-in-law Joan Martter on Monday. She says he called her vile names and is accused of provoking her to breach the peace. The report notes ongoing tensions and lacks full details.
Fresno returns to top form in a heated county clash with Keene, denouncing boasts and improper claims while calling for respectful terms. Separate Philadelphia court filing alleges Mary Reidy seeks 25 900 in damages for alleged assault and spousal injuries by Rev Meery.
Four Bloomfield youths aged 15 to 25 were brought before Sheriff Browning and Judge Nicholas on Saturday. Two indictments were set against each, each bond set at 100 dollars. John Wagers and J. B. Lawrence stood surety for two boys and were released. Authorities plan further proceedings next Thursday with cases including burglary and sodomy in the docket.
Ben White a chef at the Standern Hotel suffered severe injuries in a kitchen accident at Shireen Luted. He sustained burns to his hands and wrist while at work, with potential further harm feared as treatment and prognosis were not clear in the report.
The Thesse Enterprise reports major coal sector movements in Guernsey and the Marietta division. Wills Creek Coal Co transfers part holdings to Bilsworth Coal Co while Wills Creek expands control to twelve mines. A pending sale involves North Maldwell interests and a Newark based group led by Albert Veitch James Veitch L P Shouse and partners. Legal steps loom as options and shares shift before operations resume.
Ezra Meeker pioneer of the Oregon Trail travels in a Texas schooner drawn by oxen, greeted by crowds along Broadway. He needed a special permit from police to pass through the city as spectators marveled at the prairie schooner and western costume during the reception.
Threshing dominates activities in Ulisfield as locals from Sowers family, Williamson, Hoaglind, Wildlisins, Gamertefeller, Milles, Willianwy gen, McNeal, Mathicks, King, Warsison, Tenderson, Achillet, and others visit relatives and attend gatherings. Local stores and piano firms in Coshocton experience sales and legal actions. a receiver fights to restrain sheriff sales amid firm’s insolvency, with attention to Foster Armstrong and related attachments.
Mary Miller files suit for damages of 5010 against Gabriel Lorenz alleging humiliation and clothing damage after an alleged assault near John Robinson's circus crowd on August 21. Duncan & McDermott represent Miller in Coshocton common pleas court.
Clyde Temley was indicted by the Fehland county grand jury at Mansfield for horse stealing. He was arrested in Cosmoscton about two weeks ago after riding a horse described as Arabian and linked to Joseph Wicker of Rosene. The Mansfield grand jury returned 20 indictments. The Cosherton stand jury, on the same day, returned 26 indictments.
The Commercial National Bank disbursed 11000 on Saturday to Kensy and Leir Oden Valley Coil Co and others including Gidss Co Rex Pile and Baw Co. The Coshocton National Bank paid 10199.06 toward Coshoeten Straw Paver Co Wall Co Beach Leather Co and several firms. Licking county Republicans nominated William T Pint for representative on the first ballot with Monnessian Ashbrook as the incumbent.
Survey of a pipeline from the oil and gas field to Cambridge is complete and ready for operations. Work will start soon and the company plans to supply gas to Guernsey County capital before snow flies.
Fragmentary dispatch from Newennerstown notes a shooting incident involving local night watchmen and a figure named Crete, once a jeweler, with unclear particulars and possible reverberations in Crete town.
School Examiner Fowler returned to New Lexington Friday evening after reviewing Cashpeton County education records at the auditor's attic. He declined to disclose results to Lepire until submitting to the state board. It is noted he found everything in good order. This was his first visit to Co sledon in 25 years, the last visit occurring when a hotel stood where the nosioffies now sit.
The nine week Meek Co sales contest prizes are announced in this week's Ginger. First prize a 905 sola watch, second prize a Gorham heavy cigarette lighter, third prize a Gorham special design watch, fifth a Tiffany scarf pin, sixth a prize and several hats. Winners include Edwin W. Heinle, Ed C. Marvin, G. F. Rever, W. T. Knight, G. W. Tichie, Shonney, and Flaurry Howell. Office notes celebrate staff moves and relocations. minor local events and a disciplinary fine for Roscoe Snedeker are also noted.
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