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Newspaper

Coshocton Weekly Times

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1909

Page

4

Negro lynching near Bessemer shocks local readers

A black man named Abe Thomas was hanged by citizens about one mile below Bessemer as he was being escorted to fall. The alleged attacker of a woman named Patterson near Parkwood was seized, then killed by hanging. A separate society note covers Mell Close and Miss Daisy Dinsmore's marriage in Coshocton after an advertised match. The groom from Mortimer, Ohio, is 46 and the bride 23. she is deaf and formerly a Park Hotel chambermaid.

Abe Thomas Bessemer Patterson Parkwood Mell Close Daisy Dinsmore Squire Wimmer Mortimer Hancock County Ohio Falf Dinsmore Frank Dinsmore Park Hotel Close Ncon Ball Coshocton Clow

Searching For Her Mother In Article Confusing Family Tale

Mrs Mintle Shepherd of Burlington Indiana seeks Pauline Sopples later Brataus to locate her mother. The narrative traces a scattered life from Des Moines to Oregon to New York Ohio and Illinois with names like Mary King Kate Hermann Pruatine Stuluns and Ralph Tallot cited. The piece also notes Holophany Glasa Co offices moving from New York to Newark and references government rain drop research.

The Times Mintle Shepherd Burlington Pauline Sopples Brataus Mary King Des Moines Oregon Hanover Germany America John Hermann New York Ohio August Stuluns Oxford Dropey Cateaga Mary Alexander Owas Taise Kate Hermann May Aise Ralph Tallot Mavenport Suse Pruatine Stuluns Holophany Glasa Co Newark Forte

Inaw of Ruccession outlines Ottoman succession laws

The article notes that the Ottoman law of succession favors the eldest son of a sultan as heir apparent, naming Mohammed Hidad Bucodi and Yussef Igzedine Effendi as first and second in line. It also recounts a railway accident near Coshocton involving Ernest McVickers, a veteran railroadman, who was severely injured when a train runaway complex ran over him during yard work.

Mohammed Hidad Bucodi Abdul Hamid 1I Yussef Igzedine Effendi Eudllice Ayia Abul Aziz Kichad Effendi Auttul Hamid Constantinople Abdi Lamid Ernest McVickers Panhandle Pennsy Columbus No. 19 McVickers Newcomerstown

Tree Planting Advice for Coshocton Streets

Supt Bigwnt issues guidance on planting in Coshocton urging careful selection of species suited to local climate. Norway maple favored for rapid growth, shade, and street appearance. warns against poplar due to pests and short life. Also notes need for an orderly planting plan involving residents and schools to beautify streets.

Sowth Coston Coshocton

Marriage License for Mell Clome and Daisy Dinemore

Mell Clome aged 46 of Morti mer, Hancock County, and Daisy Dinemore aged 23, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Dinmore of On structon, obtain a marriage license. The notice lists their names and home counties, indicating an upcoming wedding.

Mell Clome Hiborer Mortimer Fancock County Daisy Dinemore Franklin MH. Dinmore Onstructon

Three Administrators In Court Thursday After Moon

Three administrators appeared in court Thursday following a moonlit session. The hearing involved ongoing administrative matters and routine procedural questions handled by the court.

Wohate Court

Thirteen Chicks Hatch From Three Hens At Home

L J Brownfield owns thirteen downy chicks born from the cooperative effort of three hens. When the first hen fell ill the eggs were moved to Marc Porter's Boulevards home. Two hens tended the nest at different times and the final chick hatched at noon Friday. Brownfield affectionately calls the broody brood the ice cream chickena.

L. J. Brownfield Marc Porter Boulevards Mr. Brownfield

Tiverton Village Roundup Of Local Items

April 22 notes from Tiverton list Mrsa Abe Mizer and Mrs Mont Tarrah among the sick. Tom Winslow's house burned Sunday afternoon. neighbor efforts saved part of the mood. Parr Doner gave a lecture at Dutch Run school house Saturday. Lewis Reiss infant died and was buried at Darling Run. John Grasbaugh will move to Brink Haven for work. Charles Smith preached the baccalaureate. commencement set for Evangelical church Wednesday. Frank Laugmin and family from Tninville visited. Nicholas Fisher wears a broad suit. it’s a boy. Henry Miller named township treasurer to fill vacancy after Grastaugh moved. Miss Clara Graysbaugh staying with Isach Telaties in Danville. Mrs. Robert Bord of Coshocton visiting relatives here. Will Miser attended a cow sale at Danville.

Tiverton Tiverton Abe Mizer Mont Tarrah Tom Winslow Will Miver Parr Doner Lewis Reiss Darling Run John Grasbaugh Brink Haven Charles Smith Evangelical Church Frank Laugmin Tninville Nicholas Fisher Tenry Miller John Grastaugh Clara Graysbaugh Isach Telaties Danville Robert Bord Coshoctons Will Miser

West Carlisle High School Commencement Honors

The sixth annual commencement of West Carlisle High School will be held at the Presbyterian church on Friday evening May 7. Rev. Patterson to preach the baccalaureate at the Presbyterian church Sunday evening May 2. Graduates include Hazel Hoover Wun Edwards Mae Rine Helen Het Fay Howell Chirenee Miller Otto Mosholder Chester Lake and Robert White. Music by Weller Theatre Orchestra of Zanesville. Class address by J Knox Montgomery president of Muskingum Callow. Class motto Not Finished but Begun. Colors black and edt.

West Carlisle High School Presbyterian Church Patterson Pesbyterian Church Hazel Hoover Wun Edwards Mae Rine Helen Het Fay Howell Chirenee Miller Otto Mosholder Chester Lake Robert White Weller Theatre Orchetra Zanesville J. Knox Montgomery Muskingum Callow

Bed Rock of Success Boosts with New Life Pill Claims

A physician advertised health pills promising brain and body vitality. Customer testimonials from J A Harmon of Sizemore and others praise the product’s strength. A garbled death notice for Lavinia Moore from Mittabera Pa appears amid the ad copy.

Dr. King J. A. Harmon Sizemore W. Va BL Anderson Coshocton C. M. Ferguson Roscoe Jane A. Hamilton Coahnctm Lavinia (Meadington) Moore Mittabera Lavan Heatrogeon Lark Township Thie County Ates

Local Notes From Bakersville Area

April activities include Henry Lower and wife visiting Coshocton with Dr J D Lower and family. Henry Young and wife move to housekeeping in A Geese property. Prof Leech recovering from pneumonia plans to resume school work next week. Mary Ann Mizer buried at Evang Creek after death Thursday. Patterson exam in Coshocton draws many local youth. R P F Waren and Charles Hothem haul potatoes to Coshocton. Mrs A A Stephen visits Newcomerstown and Coshocton. Mrs V E Bahmer travels to New Philadelphia to visit relatives. Ale Pears returns from Pittsburgh to teach music locally.

Gakersville Henry Lower Cosbocton J. D. Lower Henry Young A. Geese Prof Leech Mary Ann Mizer Evang Creek Coshocton R. P F. Waren Charles Hothem A. A. Stephen Newcomerstown V. E. Bahmer New Philadelphia Ale Pears Pittsburgh

Birds Run Gas Co Offered Trucked Output by Pipelines

Cambridge Claes Co and Buckeye Pipe Line Co offer to take Birds Run Gas and Oil output but no action has been made. The Glass Co proposes to take any amount produced. D Brooke attended Cambridge directors meeting and reported all in a steady condition.

Cambridge Claes Co Buckeye Pipe Line Co Birds Run Gas and Oil Co The Glass Co Gas Co D. Brooke Cambridge

Dr Kings New Discovery Crowned King of Remedies

Advertises Dr Kings New Discovery as a universal health remedy, claiming it kills germs and cures coughs colds la grippe and lung troubles. Includes testimonials from Dr Geo More Black Jack NC and others, offering trial bottle free and a one dollar price.

Dr. King Geo. More Black Jack N. C C. E. Anderson Cosnoctons Co M. Ferguson Roscoe

Committee Drives City Hospital Petition Campaign

Thirty five petitions circulate among residents to fund a city hospital via bonds. A physician and civic group led drive urges widespread signatures, rejects county hospital plan, and promises city control with county patient sharing. Also notes rail line bootlegging potential penalties and reports the death of Mrs Lewin Detbel with burial in Reaner's.

Coshocton

Conesville High School Fifth Annual Commencement Program

The fifth annual Conesville commencement program outlines the May ceremony with music by the Kenyon Male Quartet, invocations, orations by Lilla Wilcox and others, class histories and prophecies, diploma presentations by Rev. Carpenter, and benediction. Also noted Roscoe officials questioned by the mayor over a new chicken ordinance. no fines yet, penalties to follow on further offenses.

Conesville High School Carpenter Florence M. Ridgway Hazel G. Davis Lilla M. Wil!ox William D. Wolfe Emmelyn S. Sallee Grace Co. Wolfe Archie M. Day Lilla M. Wilcox Grace C. Wolfe F. B. Willis A. M Benediction Kenyon Male Quartet

West Carlisle social notes and illnesses reported

West Carlisle April 22. Ralph and Burgess Robinson of Conesville visited sister Mrs. Anderson McCurdy. W F Howell guests of C L Clark Walhending. Merit Ashcraft visiting mother in Columbus. Ruth Magruder with grandmother Mrs. Gamble Warsaw. E E Howell daughter Fay and Mrs. W C Wiggin at Coshocton. James Jackson and Pauline back in Columbus after visit with Chaney family. Rh Edwards and Rule in Cordeeton. Joseph Watson Cooperdale and Mrs W O Wiggins visited Newark relatives. Adam Heft and Helen with William Heft family Pleasant Valley. Chas Rine in Dresden. Glyss Davidson Bladensburg and Arla Berry with Geo. Dunlap. Carl Dinsmore at Keagy & Lear foundry recovering from near fatal illness. pain at brain base. taken home from J C Dunfee’s. improvement Friday. Ships car of sheep Jock Ramsire shipped etc.

West Carlisle Ralph and Burgess Robinson Conesville Anderson McCurdy W. F. Howell C. L. Clark Walhending Merit Ashcraft Columbus Ruth Magruder Gamble Warsaw E. E. Howell Fay W. C. Wiggins Helen William Heft Pleasant Valley Chas. Rine Dresden Glyss Davidson Bladensburg Arla Berry Geo. Dunlap

Length of term increased at Tiverton

The Tiverton Board of Education hires Grover Speckman of Warsaw to teach at Tiverton High School for the coming year, his third year, with the year length set at twelve months and a $15 monthly salary increase. Miss Goldie Speckman is employed to lead the primary department amid talks of enlarging special districts as many applicants seek admission.

Boad of Education Tiverton Grover Speckman Warsaw Speckman Goldie Speckman

Saturday Payrolls in Coshocton Banks Total Five Disbursements

Payrolls at local banks Saturday reached the 22 000 dollar mark with disbursements by Commercial National Bank of 2500 to David Davis Coal Co Oden Valley Coal Co Hunt Crawford Co Keagy Lear Peoples Bank paid 2274 48 to Eureka Laundry Co Novelty Advertising Co Citizens Telephone Co Coshocton Provision Co Coshocton National Bank issued 13426 84 to Luyter Lowe Coshocton Grove Locust Grove Coat Lafayette Stamping and Enameling Meek Vail firms.

Commercial National Bank David Davis Coal Co Oden Valley Coal Co Hunt Crawford Co Keagy & Lear The Peoples Bank Eureka Laundry Co Novelty Advertising Co Citizens Telephone Co Coshocton Provision Co Coshocton National Bank Luyter & Lowe Coshocton Grove Co Locust Grove Coat Co Lafayette Stamping and Enameling Co Meek Co Vail Co

Notice to Teachers Examinations Schedule and Fees

Examinations for elementary certificates are on the first Saturday each month. High school and special certificates on the first Saturdays of September December March and June. Patterson exams on the third Saturday of April and second Saturday of May. Exams start at 7 30. Applicants pay fifty cents to the Board of Examiners before entering. Five cents for returns except Patterson applicants who supply stamped envelopes. The Board provides stationery. Theory and Practice questions pinned to Keith's Elementary Education. Price 1 06 from The Ohio Teachers' Reading Circle, Columbus Ohio. Pry L J Shaw and WM Walker.

Patterson Board of Keith Ohio Teachers’ Reading Circle Columbus Ohio Pry L J. Shaw WM. Walker

Pomerene Firm Adopts New Coshocton Office Address

Pomerene F and Pomerene Attorneys at Law announce a new office location on Main Street in Coshocton. The firm lists Coshocton as their base, referencing the urns block occupancy and continuing legal services.

Pomerene, F Pomerene Attorneys-at-Law Coshocton Main Street H. E. Hahn Burns Building A. Himebaugh Burns Block Fourth Street Descan & McDermott Attorneys At Law Coshocton, O Hay Big

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Squire Pese Saetae Tain Frank May Richad Effend Yussef Izzedine Ottoman Empire McVickersy Newcomers Town Lata Gray Allen Olmsted LeRoy N. iv Bakersville County Hospital Dry Territory Dunlap Ratoad Lewin Detbel Bakernville Reaner's Gwe Owe Brea Vance Vance Shoe CO Wheeling, W. Va Carl Dinsmore J. C. Dunfee Thomas E. Duncan KR. B. McDermott GEC J. Bock, JR Cwil
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