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Coshocton Weekly Times

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1906

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Cloud of witnesses dispute bloodhound trail in Dobson murder case

A long rebuttal session in the trial shows witnesses: Moran and Dickerson saw bloodhounds near the Dobson home and clover patch, placing Ben Dickerson on the trail toward the red oak tree. State witnesses challenge defense routes while character testimony paints Ben Dickerson’s reputation in doubt.

Clover Patch Dickerson Ben Dobson McCoy Ben Dickerson W. C. Dickerson Te Cave Emmet Cunningham Hugh Daugherty Lease Dobson's Loan Association Woodward Daugherty Cooperdale Road Atate Cunningham Clover Field Red Oak Tive J. G. Dickerson Nicholas & Merrill Hardesty Jai

Will Railroad Be Changed Between Coshocton and Zaneville

Adamsville residents push for the W and L E H railroad to cross the river closer to home Adamsville would welcome the line if the company extends further east. In Lens France news a mine disaster yields another survivor and reports more rescues easing the entombed miners count.

Coshocton Zaneaville Adamsville Lens France Pittsburg Pittsburg Coal Company

Post Mortem Findings and Visitor Plans for Adamsville Deceased

Post mortem examination on J. C. Bell of Adamsville concludes death from liver cancer. Misa Besale Rechel of Coshocton visiting relatives, to accompany her brother C. C. Rechel and his wife to New Brighton Pennsylvania for a few weeks. Also notes rain forecast for tonight and Friday.

J. C. Bell Adamsville Misa Besale Rechel Coshocton Jydle W B. Rechel C. C. Rechel New Brighton

Anthracite Miners Likely to Modify Their Demands

The state railway commissioner reports sixty deaths on Ohio rails in March. Twenty-five trespassers, twenty employees, and two highway travelers died. no passengers were killed. The release suggests miners will adjust earlier demand positions in light of these fatalities and ongoing rail safety concerns.

Ohio

Demands Trimmed as Anthracite Talks Continue

Reported shifts in miners demands aim to ease a nationwide coal dispute. Leaders consider trimming original requests including eight hour day and wage raises, with potential one year renewal of the strike award if operators concede. President Mitchell notes progress but warns on long term terms.

New York Conciliation Board Strike Commission Mitchell Mattara Roosevelt

Crowell’s Concede Eight Hour Day

The Crowell Publishing Company in Springfield Ohio announces eight hour day for composing rooms and entire establishment. Printers have been on strike since January 1 for an eight hour day.

Springfield O. Aveib the Crowell Publishing Canmpany Oof Thin City

School Teacher Dies Near Dresden After Operation

Miss Alice Morgan, 26, a schoolteacher and active M E church member, died at 4:30 p m Wednesday at her parents home near Dresden after an operation in a last effort to save her life. Survivors include her parents Mr and Mrs Silas Morgan three sisters Miss Jeasie Ollie Mrs George Cooper and two brothers Oscar and Addison.

Alice Morgan Dresden Miss Morgan M. E. Church Silas Morgan Jeasie and Ollie George Cooper Frazersburg Roats Oscar Addison

SICK LIST NOTES FOR LOCAL RESIDENTS

Mrs. T. J. Hanley is on the sick list today. Miss Anna Beall recently returned from Grand Rapids and is confined to her Vine street home with illness. Miss Stella Watson a stenographer at Mizer's insurance office is ill at her Brower avenue home with tonsillitis.

T. J. Hanley Anna Beall Grand Rapids Vine Street Stella Watson Mizer's Insurance Office Brower Avenue

City Solicitor Levi Williams Moves Office to City Hall

Levi Williams the city solicitor has relocated from the Gray block to City Hall and will be based in the second floor room above the mayor's office Visitors' Attendant Beth el Berkshire of Newcomerstown is appointed as a state capitol visitors' attendant on April 6.

Roche Harley Cunningham Dobson Place Rost E. van Winkle Levi Williams Gray Block City Hall Newcomerstown Bethel Berkshire State Capitol

Married at the Squire officiated wedding in Dresden couple

Squire Wimmey officiated the marriage of Robert Clifton Sprague and Dottie M. Ross at his office on a Wednesday afternoon. The bride is from Dresden but has been living with her sister in town recently.

Squire Wimmey Robert Clifton Sprague Dottie M. Ross Dresden

Governor Pattison Improves Slowly Under Doctors Care

Continued encouragement from physicians reports Governor Pattison gaining strength slowly. The patient slept quietly between meals and took nourishment. John Wagoner and others from Franklin, guests of Canton friends, will return home today.

Columbus Pattison John Wagoner Franklin

Miners Convene in Zanesville Subdistrict Six Session

Miners of subdistrict No 6 of the United Mine Workers of Ohio meet in Zanesville on April 1 opening the annual convention at Central Trades and Labor Hall. President A C Smith announces postponement of most business to Friday. officer elections likely then. Candidates listed for Coshocton offices include Jerry Thompson, James McShane, J 9 Crawford, and K P Miller.

Zanesville, O United Mine Workers of Ohio Coshocton Muskingum Perry Guernsey Morgan Counties Wiliam Green W. Tf. Harkins A. C. Smith Butaville Smith Columbus Walton Athens Athens Athens County Ohio Hocking Valley Athena Coshocton County Jerry Thompson James McShane Conesville J. 9. Crawford Cosho

Lodge Meetings In Junior O U A M Hear Three Applications

At the Junior O U A M meeting last night three applications were received and committees appointed. The Senior O U A M will meet this evening. The Keelen will meet tonight and expect to air wiree.

Keelen

News Stand to Move Locations Near Fifth Street

Floyd Smith announces the news stand will relocate from Park View to Fifth Street behind Imgrist and Williams, operating under the Smith and Petts banner with a full line of periodicals and related goods.

Floyd Smith Park View Fifth Street Williams Smith and Petts

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