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Coshocton Weekly Times

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1907

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Un sanctified unions cursed by Methodist minister in Cincinnati

Rev H C Jennings leader of western book concerns of the Methodist Episcopal church condemns unsanctified labor unions as tyranny. Rev W D Cole defends balanced rights for workers and employers. ministers suggest representation on labor bodies. Jennings warns wage pressures could trigger a breaking point. alcohol costs and Saturday holidays cited as harms to working men.

American Press Telegram Cincinnati H. C. Jennings western book concern Methodist Episcopal church Church and Cincinnati Methodist W. D. Cole St. Paul's church Dr. Cole Cole Jennings

Churches Unite To Aid Coshocton Poor Tomorrow

A city effort led by the Methodist Presbyterian and Salvation Army churches will distribute clothing food and supplies to the needy in Coshocton tomorrow. Volunteer committees are coordinating to prevent duplicate aid and ensure all worthy recipients are helped with material comforts and goodwill.

Coskocton Methodist Presbyterian church Salvation army

Practical Joker Creates Chorus at Post Office

A Sunday post office scene turned chaotic as a prankster released snuff or pepper on the floor. The crowded lobby sneezed and cried, spreading through the crowd while staff cleared the room. readers described the scene as a feigned funeral atmosphere.

Cambridge Jeffersonian

Denver Sends First Installment of 100000 for Democratic Party

Denver reports the initial $26,000 of a $100,000 pledge from the Denver Convention League to Chairman Thomas Taggart at French Lick. The remainder is to be paid in equal installments on January 8, February 2, and March 2.

Denver Colo Rec Democratic pation committee Denver convention League Thomas Taggart French Lick tedh

Man Hurt After Fall From Bicycle In City Streets

A young man employed at a local barbershop rode toward Walnut street last evening when a loaded hay wagon turned onto Park avenue. The wagon caused the bicycle wheel to slip and the rider was thrown to the pavement. He sustained a severe bruise but appeared not to have a broken hip.

Walnut street Park avenue Finay

Republican club endorses Hughes for 1908 presidency

New York December 24. The Republican club of New York endorsed Governor Charles Evans Hughes for the Republican presidential nomination. More than 200 members attended and 191 voted for the resolution urging cooperation of similar organizations and the public nationwide to secure his nomination and election.

American Press Telegram New Yort Republican club Hughes city of New York Charles Evans Hughes United States

Card of Thanks for A. Jt Haller and family

The family expresses sincere thanks to friends for kindness during the illness, death, and burial of their beloved mother A. Jt Haller.

A. Jt Haller and family

Christmas Licenses And Arrival At Panhandle Station

A. M. Lantz and Clarence Hall, both 21, with addresses Barc urace swe gert and Franklin Station, plus Margaret Henderson 18 of Linton Mills, are listed in Christmas licenses. The household goods of Wim Northup arrived at the Panhandle freight station from Cedarville. Northup himself has not yet arrived and his residence is unknown.

A. M. Lantz Barc urace swegert White Eyes Clarence Hall Franklin Station Margaret Henderson Linton Mills Wim, Northup Panhandle Cedarville Northup himmself

Remarkable Dog Recalls Help After Poisoning at Doctor’s Door

A Columbus dog, memory trained by Dr W C Pickering, twice returns to the physician’s office after being poisoned. Sunday at 10 o’clock the creature convulsed at 70 North Grant Avenue, rousing a younger brother and friend to administer antidotes. The dog’s persistence and recollection of pain and aid culminated in its rescue.

W. C. Pickering North Grant avenue Pickerley Madison avenue offic Pr. Pickering Pickering Columbus Sun

Christmas Crowds Fill Coshocton Stores Like Circus Day

Huge holiday shoppers flooded Coshocton stores today drawing crowds from the country by train and car. The scene resembled a circus only in size not mood with regular bargain sales driving demand. Warm clear weather aided a record single day of business.

Coshocton

Is Br Ot Back To Coshocton

Fred Sherrer, ill in Athens with typhoid fever for six weeks, was brought to Coshocton by his sister Mea Bixler and Joe Bixler. He worked in Athens as a plumber the past year and a half and remains weak but improved enough to travel. The Odd Fellows performed degree work that evening and two men were to be initiated the following Monday.

Fred. Sherrer Athens Ohio Mea Joe Bixler Sherrerta

Funeral of Mrs Crawford Held at Sister’s Home

The funeral for Mrs Liza Beth Crawford was conducted at one thirty pm at her sister Mrs Sarah H M Collier’s North Third Street home with Rev Hamilton officiating. A large crowd showed respect as William W Crawford survived her along with their daughter Miss Agnes. She was born March 5 1845 and married June 30 1875. She was long active in the Presbyterian church. Interment followed at South Lawn cemetery.

lizabeth Crawford Sarah HM. Collier North Third street Hamilton Presbyterian church Crawford William wawford W. K. Crawford Agnes Thomas Johnston Pittsbarge James Johnston Cashoctan Sarah Collier South Lawn cemetery

Stranger Sentenced to Thirty Days for Theft at Workhouse

Albert King, a man described as a stranger to Jacob Stilkenbauer, was arrested Monday afternoon as he boarded a freight car to sneak out of town. He received a thirty day sentence to the stone pile for stealing a pair of trainers.

Albert King Jacob Stilkenbauer

Divorce Granted After Cruelty, Judge Denley Rules

Dolla May Green obtained a divorce after probate court proceedings conducted by Judge Donley. The débtor parties cited extreme cruelty as the grounds for the action.

Dolla May Green Donley Rosa Grees

Christmas Mail Deliveries In Coshocton Post Office

The post office will observe usual holiday regulations tomorrow with one late delivery by carman before dawn. The office hours are 7:36 to 9 in the forenoon and 3:00 to 4:16 in the afternoon. Postmaster Snyder notes Christmas mail volume is on par with last year as packages arrived earlier and streams remain steady, suggesting Coshocton residents are not swayed by political panic.

Postmiaster Snyder Coshocton

Aged Lady Anna Heubenthal Dies at Home

Mrs. Anna Catharine Heubenthal aged seventy five died at seven this morning at her North Eighth street home after six weeks of declining health and a general breakdown. Her daughter Mrs Ed Wanter had been caring for her. born in Germany she married William Heubenthal who died sixteen years ago. She was a devoted member of the Gerfen church in Germany and in this country. Survived by two sons and a sister Margaret Hew of Cowbeeton, Mis.

Anna Catharine Heubenthal North Eighth street Ed. Wanter Heubenthal Germany William Heubenthal Gerfen abe Hewter Cowbeeton Margaret Hew

Goldfield Mine Owners Seek to Retain Troops

Goldfield Nevada December 14 Mine owners vow to appeal to the president to delay troop withdrawal set for December 30 They cite potential evidence of a deportation attempt by the Western Federation of Miners and plan a federal injunction to curb union interference while preparing to deploy private guards at each mine after December 28 deadline.

Washington Western Federation of Miners vhe Ingallta Cox Sparks Goldfe’d Ingalls rangerata Western Federation of Miners fm Goldfield Mine Operators’ association rocal miners’ union Westers Federation Goldfield

Room in High School Demands Board Attention

A reader complains to the Daily Times about insufficient heat in a chestnut street high school room. The 2 degree temperature caused illness in several girls. the board is urged to inspect radiators, ensure adequate heating, and protect children's health. The complainant requests anonymity. funeral arrangements are noted but not specified.

thei Daily ‘Times Chestnut street waleh senat Uys

Frederick Schumaker to be buried at Baltic

Remains of Frederick Schumaker arrived from Baltimore consigned to his brother Albert at Baltic. He was about 30 years old, had lived in Columbus and Baltimore, and was a brother of Dr Daniel Schumaker now in Canal Fulton, with additional brothers and a sister living on farms near Baltic in Tuscarawas County.

Frederick Schumaker Baltimore Pennsylvania Hnes Albert Baltic Times Columbus Daniel Schumaker Canal ever New Bedford Tuscar TaAWwas county

Colonial Opens Up for Business Tonight Debut

The Colonial electric theatre, operated by Bert Knode and Elve Tyler, opens tonight with the features A Little Jules Verne and The Jan Keeper's Wife. Christmas day and Thursday Hen Hur will be prevented.

the Colonial Bert Knode Elve Tyler itn Jules Verne Jan Keeper

Drug Stores Close for Christmas Afternoon Hours

The city drug stores will be closed from noon to six on Christmas afternoon, affecting pharmacy services and store operations across the area.

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Hunter Shoots Notorious Wildcat Near New Cumberland

The wildcat terrorized residents around New Cumberland and was killed by hunter Baldwin. The animal had killed sheep and farm animals near Roxford and New Philadelphia, ending a long chase as locals hailed Baldwin for ridding the area of the dangerous beast.

New Cumberland Baldwin nimrod lava Pallet Roxford New Cumbelind

Vail Co Completes Lathe Room Floor Repair

The Wail Linotype Company reports the machine room floor, long obstructed by a rush of business, is now repaired and back in service. The team completed the overdue work this week, restoring normal operations and safety.

Wail Linotype Company

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