Deserted Wife Sues for Divorce from Dantel Dickey
Josephine Dickey files for divorce from husband Dantel Dickey in Coshocton. She cites extreme cruelty and desertion, saying he dragged her, ordered her to leave, failed to provide clothing for two years, and moved to Michigan in 1905 with farm proceeds of 800 dollars and property worth 600 dollars, leaving her destitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDermott and Daugherty
Josephine Dickey
Dantel Dickey
Coshocton
Jackson
Michigan
Governor Pattison Vain Appeal Awakens Relief Hope
Special to The Daily Times states Governor Pattison rose after a sleepless night and said he felt strong enough to move about. He expected a bigger breakfast and relief for his family, with no further bulletins to be issued by attending physicians before noon or midnight.
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The
Daily Times
Columbus
Tye
Pattison
Assessors Gather for Instructions and County Meeting
The county auditor will issue instructions to assessors next Saturday. At ten a m the county assessors meet him and at 2 p m those in the city. Bills amounting to 1255 dollars 85 cents were ordered paid at this week’s county commissioners meeting. The board will hold a special session April 18. Marriage license issued to Robert C Sprague 20 and Dottie Ross 21 of Coshocton. Probate Court notes first and final accounts and guardianship filings for multiple estates and minor heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Sprague
Dottie Ross
Coshocton
Persecution and trial details in Ben Pughting case
Testimony on Ben Pughting centers on accusations of stock killing and Hardesty related disputes. W. C. Dickerson defense inquiry touched on Mrs Hughes, Matson deathbed confessions, and a broad list of unnamed locals. Funeral notices for Brother Peiter mark Kimbolton Circuit obit with verses by R D W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Dickerson
Hardesty
Henry W. Trego
Wakatomika
Ben
Brown Thompson
Stock
Matson
Dickerson
Mrs. Hughes
Rites for John Philip Peiter Held Near Guernsey
John Philip Peiter, born June 24 1830 in Lauchied Germany, died March 24 1906 at his daughter’s home near Guernsey Ohio. He came to America at 20 and married Magdalene Bristle in 1859. Surviving children include F W Poiter Guernsey. Maggie Smith Franklin Texas. Lena Shalleroas Fairview. Anna Baird Linton Millis. Essie Robison Birch Run. Callie M and Mandie Alexander Guernsey. He leaves seven children, twenty grandchildren and many friends. He joined Lutheran church at 12, later transferring to the M F church Kimbolton Circuit until death. He died peacefully after expressing happiness and faith shortly before passing.
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John Philip Peiter
Guernsey
John Philip Pelter
Lauchied
Germany
Calhe Hill
Flo
America
Magdalene Bristle
Jon
F. W. Poiter
Maggie Smith
Franklin
Texas
Lena Shalleroas
Fairview
Anna Baird
Linton Millis
Essie Robison
Birch Run
Callie
Mandie Alexander
Lutheran Church
M.F
Kimbolton
Suat
Feto bin
Howe
Borre
Herbits Return From California Reach Coshocton
Mr and Mrs Henry C Herbig and daughter Hielen have returned to Coshocton from several months in California. Mr Herbig shows slow improvement and the climate change did not benefit his health as much as hoped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Herbig
Hielen
California
Coshoct
Mr. Herbig
Young Married Woman Dead at Plainfield
Mrs. Frank Workman died at 5:40 Tuesday evening at her home a mile south of Plainfield from appendicitis after an operation Sunday. She had been married a year, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Fowler. Survived by husband four sisters Mrs. David Marlatt North Bend Ohio Mrs. Emmett Marlatt Plainfield Miss Amelia Fowler and Miss Exate Fowler one brother John Fowler Jr Funeral will leave the house at ten Thursday morning services at Plainfield M E church conducted by Rev. Strawser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Workman
Plainfield
Workman
John Fowler
David Marlatt
North Bend
Emmett Marlatt
Pleinfield
Amelia Fowler
Exate Fowler
Campaign caucus names Republican campaign committee
Washington April 5 Republicans in both houses met in joint caucus and selected members of the Republican congressional campaign committee. Several named from states include J R Mann, J W Fordney, N W Longworth, and B S McGuire among others. The session signaled an upcoming organizational meeting and intensified focus on legislation shaping the November outcome.
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Washington
Senate
House of Representatives
Allison
Cannon
Committee
Delaware
H. R. Burton
Illinois
J. R. Mann
Indiana
Charles B. Landis
Kentucky
J. B. Bennett
Maryland
S. E. Mudd
Michigan
J. W. Fordney
Missouri
Richard Bartholdt
North Carolina
Blackburn
Ohio
Nicholas W. Longworth
Tennessee
N. W. Hale
Virginia
Campbell Sleep
F. W. Cushman
West Virginia
B. B. Dovener
New Mexico
W. H. Andrews
Oklahoma
McGuire
FALSE ARREST SUIT FILED FOR 100000 DAMAGES IN LEXINGTON
Clyde Shropshire an attorney and vice consul filed a suit in Lexington Kentucky for 100000 against Fayette National Bank alleging false arrest on a forgery charge. He was arrested at the bank over a note signed by his wife for 4090 which he denies cashing. The action is among the county’s largest damage suits.
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Lexington
Clyde Shropshire
Cleveland
Paris
Fayette National Bank
Shrophire
Coshocton Man Married at Trinway
William Crawford head waiter at the Starredtaurus and Misa ean Cana of Trinway were married at Trinway on Tuesday evening. They will live in Coshocton shortly and make their future residence here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Crawford
Starredtaurus
Misa Ean Cana
Trinway
Dowie's ex-officials warned as Zion City rift widens
In Chicago a message from John Alexander Dowie removes Deacon Alexander Granger from his post as general financial manager of Zion City. Granger refuses to heed the order and will continue to perform his duties despite the threat of criminal action. Also reported are maritime incidents and local disasters across the country, including shipwreck debris sighted near San Francisco, the overdue Centennial passenger steamer from Japan, and Japan planning to honor American officers from the Russo Japanese War.
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Dowie
Chicago
Deacon Alexander Granger
John Alexander Dowie
Deacon Granger
Zion City
San Francisco
Northwest Steamship Company
Pennsylvania
New York
Charles Nelson Company
Centennial
Hakodate
Japan
Washington
Houses
Congress
Root
MacArthur
Crowder
Kuhn
Markets Report Albany Era Cattle Prices Across Regions
The markets page lists Chicago cattle prices for common to prime greers, cows, helfera, and stockers. sheep and lambs with values for sheen, yearlings, and lambs. calves, hogs, and grains with No 2 red wheat and No 2 corn quotes. Regional figures cover East Buffalo, Pittsburg, Cleveland, New York, and Tempe with varied steers, heifers, cows, bulls, hogs, and lambs.
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Chicago
East
Buffalo
N. Y
Pittsburg
Dulla
Amos Ob
Local Notables and Happenings in Coshocton and Surroundings
In Coshocton and nearby towns several figures were noted in business and travel. L P Fry tended a gang plow while Lewis Portz promoted the paint trade on behalf of a Cleveland firm. L F McVey visited Coshocton on business, and Bert McFarland sawed lumber and ties for James Renfrew. Quincy Adams traveled to Washbonding for Coshocton Lumber Co. The lumber firm bought a heavy wagon from Fox brothers for hauling. Mrs Florence Van Kanel of Valparaiso Ind visited Mr and Mrs P J Fox at Walhending. J R Gamble conducted Coshocton business, purchasing a place from Mr Maston. Victor Kaiser will relocate to Philip Passmore's place. Miss Irena Compton begins schooling at Sodor's on Monday. Dewett Kirker has gone to Columbus to fire on the railroad as wet weather slows spring farm work.
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L. P. Fry
Lewis Portz
Cleveland
L. F. McVey
Coshocton
Bert McFarland
James Renfrew
Quincy Adams
Coshocton Lumber Co
Fox Brothers
Florence van Kanel
Valparaiso
Ind
Maston
Victor Kaiser
Philip Passmore
Irena Compton
Sodors
Dewett Kirker
Columbus
Roscoe Residents Move Plans and Health Update
R F Roscoe reports Darius Maston remains in critical condition. A social gathering at Mr and Mrs George Haines last Friday night entertained several local youths. Lewis Maston plans to move to Roscoe soon and James Roberson will relocate as well.
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George Haines
Lewis Maston
Roscoe
James Roberson
Howard McCain Joins Central Grocery In City Move
Howard McCain longtime Park Cash Grocery salesman has moved to Central Grocery. He is a well known and popular figure in the city and carries the best wishes of many friends for success in the new position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard McCain
Park Cash
The
Central Grocery
Mr. McCain
Miss L H Williams Appointed Head Trimmer at Lennon’s
Miss L H Williams of Mc Cauley Wholesale Millinery in Columbus has assumed the role of head trimmer at Mrs Lennon’s Millinery Store, replacing prior staff with a move that signals new styling leadership for the shop.
East Liverpool potter moves to Coshocton
M A Dunhill a pottery worker from East Liverpool has relocated to Coshocton reflecting mid century migration patterns in small industrial towns.
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Coshocton
M. A. Dunhill
East Liverpool
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Court House News
M. Beebe
Matthew Beebe
Joseph Passmore
Joseph Porteus
Wm. Mulford
S. A. Stacy
Ruth Stacy
John H. Carr
Lillie P. Carr
G. F. Smailes
Mary A. Smailes
Nathan Price
Bedford Township
Peiter
Zion Appointment
Lucas
Stewart
Union Hill Cemetery
Franklin Texas
Heaven
Herbigs
Republican Congressional Committee
Longworth
OIG
Roeceevelt
House
Indian Affairs Committee
Fitzgerald
Oklahoma Territory
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Russia
Newlands
Daniel
Muskogee
J. T
J. T. Burdett
Eufaula
Ankeney
Hlorace Ann Weney
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Blite
Tima
Rome Kimminger
St. Louis
Ellman, Esther
Sulphur
Cincinnati
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railway
Thomas W. Paxton
Central Trust Company of New York
United States Circuit Court
Trust Company
Louisville
Arrie
Lo ‘Aville
Frankfort
William Warnick
Burna
London
W. A. Morgan
the Rippeth Store
Crawfords
Mask
Rippeth
Walhonding
Roscoe, R. F
Darius Maston
Brendel Bros
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