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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1906
Page
3
A witness describes traveling to Jess Dickerson's farm, seeing Mrs Hughes' property and people, and noting a fire at the Hughes place. He details steps in repairing a house, lifting duties, and giving two dollars, with objections sustaining at points.
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The testimony details Jess Dickerson and others at the Hughes home when a fire broke out. It covers arrival timing, who was present including Dollie Hughes, actions like door and window repairs, and moving the house after the blaze. It notes interactions with Mr Hughes, money handover, and later sightings of Mrs Hughes, plus acquaintances met on the road and movements toward Ches Thomas’ water trough.
A man testifies about visits to Charles Thomas and Mrs Hughes, discussing a baby, a request to fetch materials, and a morning routine. He describes seeing Mrs Hughes, meeting her father, and his actions after breakfast including sharpening knives and loading hay in the barn. The Dickerson testimony continues on the next page.
Mrs Joseph Kuchlick died at her Cambridge street home Friday night after two weeks of pneumonia. She was 44 years old, born in Rueyrus Ohio, and resided in Coshocton. Survived by children aged nine, six, and an infant. sister Miss Annetta Maung. Funeral in Springfield, Ohio, Monday after arrival of remains. The Times urged readers to obtain the paper for news.
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