Change of venue granted in Dickerson case
Hearne reports a change of venue for Ben Dickerson's trial, moved from Washington county to Holmes county at Sherdel Harris or similar venue. Witnesses for both sides testified on fairness and bias, Judge Wickham granted the request, citing local opinions and newspaper bias as reasons to move the trial to Holmes county where it can be heard more impartially.
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Hearne
Ben Dicker
Wickham
Elks’ Hall
Dixon
Dickereson
Davis
W. C. Middleton
Cooperdale
Tom McCoy
Voorhees
Washington Township
Dickerson
Voorheas
McConnell
McCosnell
A. EF. Bond
Eros
Abner McCoy
Costa
McCoy
Adama
Culbéson
Olera
Dickrson
Lershirs
Holmes County
Newark
McOrd
Junior O U M to Install Officers in Coshocton Council No 65
Coshocton Council No. 65 Jr. O U M A M will install at their regular meeting night Jan 7 1908 the following officers Counselor John Mountford Vice Counselor N H Price Recording Secretary Henry Bishop Asst Recording Sec S F Neldorf Fin Ref J C Wisenburg Conductor W B Dawson Warden Edward Murray T A Miller O O David Frazee Trustee Alex Slaughter Chap Edmund Slaughter Rep Henry Bishop Alt J C Wisenburg
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Coshocton Council No. 65 Jr
Counelior
John Mountford
N. H. Price
Henry Bishop
F. Neldorf
Bec
J. C. Wisenburg
W. B. Dawson
Edward Murray T
A. Miller
David Frazee
Alex Slaughter
Edmund Slaughter
Henry Bishop Alt
Panhandle Engine Strikes Old Man at Newcomerstown Crossing
George Bartholow of Kimbolton, 66, was seriously injured when struck by a Panhandle freight engine at the College Street crossing in Newcomerstown on Friday night. He had visited his son, John Bartholow, yard conductor, and planned holiday shopping before the accident. He was towed to a local residence for care after the crash.
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Bartholow
Heors
Kimbolton
Newcomerstown
George Bartholow
College Street
Soldiers Relief Board Sees Change as Batch Appointed
Judge Nicholas appoints M.4 Rose Batch to the Soldiers Relief committee replacing Capt. J. M. Compion whose term expired. Other board members: B. R. Shivani and W. KE. Tyler. Also notes memorials and a drowning escape incident involving local individuals.
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Nicholas
Rose Batch
Soldiers’ Relief Committee
J. M. Compion
B. R. Shiv Ani W. KE. Tyler
Sixteen Years in Oxford And Surrounding Gossip Notes
Oxford reports busy holiday weekend with Florence Bartlett’s return to Noble County and Mrs. John Hardy’s illness. Army veteran Edward Banford visits family after sixteen years away. Center Valley school closed due to B F Baker’s illness. Te n nison guest Wedt Poland and aunt Desie Babcock. Local social items include Calhoun vacationing with W A Calhoun, Newale Meulfin improving from typhoid, and Detroit travelers Harry S New and wife en route to Algonac for Christmas. Diplomatic news notes M Gude named minister to the United States for Norway’s government.
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Oxford
Florence Bartlett
Wagoner School
Noble Oounty
John Hardy
Edward Banford
U. S. Army
Detroit
Mica
Center Valley
B. F. Baker
Poland
Te Nnison
Desie Babcock
Seto
Pittsburgh
Lakta Black
Water
Willim McCune
Charles Meee
John Fowler
Oral Lathem
Newcom- Orston Sn
Calhoun
Columbus
W. A Calhoun
Meulfin
Markets Update: Grain Prices and Livestock Bids Across Cities
Market notes show oats corn and rye flour prices with various barrel rates, bran middlings and meal values. Cattle and hog markets list export steers, butchers and feeders with price ranges. pork, veal and lamb figures appear for Chicago Pittsburgh and New York markets.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Apringers
Pittsburg
Cade Choire
Cincinnati
Baca
New York
A Splendid Sermon On The Christmas Season
A large audience at the Methodist church heard Rev. Robert son deliver the annual Carletans sermon on the vision of God and man. He traced humanity’s upward struggle toward Christ, urging that true purity comes through Christ and that service to others defines a fulfilling life despite worldly temptations. The talk emphasized humility, selflessness, and daily duty to family, community, and nation as central to the Christ life.
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Methodist
Robertson
God
Man
Christ
Maui
Sim
Ben Dickerson Taken to Millersburg for Trial Removal
Clerk McBane and Sheriff Brown ring up a busy docket as Ben Dickerson is moved to Millersburg for a venue change. Prosecutor McDowell travels for jury prep while a Times reporter will cover the Ardicburg trial, promising full news.
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Ben Dickerson
Millersburg
McBane
Journal Entres
Hales County
Browning
Ben
McDowell
Millersburts
Milleraburg
Montana
Times
Atiicraburg
Man Dies On Street From Apoplexy At Main And Fifth
Adam Schleich, 62, born in Germany, collapsed on Main Street near Fifth while crossing from the post office to the station. He died soon after at a doctor’s office as ambulance crews arrived. Coroner ruled death due to apoplexy with skull injury from the fall. Survived by wife, two sons Frank and Leo, and daughter Mary.
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Adam Schleich
Main
Fifth Street
Schleich
Main Street
Carr
Wolfe
Tho
Mr. Seblefelt
Germany
Frank
Leo
Mary
Clow Tube Works Shuts Down Over Lack of Orders
The Clow Tube works in Newcomerstown halted Saturday evening, laying off nearly all of its workforce except a few watermen. About 200 men are affected as management cites a dearth of orders. A restart had been tentatively set for mid January but is now uncertain.
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Newcomerstown
Idre
Anota
Jannuary
Daniel Lewis Faces Damage Suit in Delaware Court
Through attorneys Williams and Turner, Rosa Anders guardian filed a common plea suit against Daniel Lewis in Delaware court seeking 30 dollars in damages. The petition identifies Mrs. Anders as guardian of the complainant.
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Ver Atto.neys
Willams & Turner
Rosa Anders
Dlewa
Daniel Lewis
Mra. Anders
Minor Son Suffered Injury After Alleged Sold Intoxicants
The case alleges a mother warned Mr. Lewis that her minor son Roy should not be sold intoxicants. Roy, after alleged exposure at the Lewin saloon, drank, then fell from a moving train, sustaining severe injuries. He was earning $1.25 at the Meek plant and lost work due to the injuries. the mother seeks damages for nursing and physician expenses.
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Roy
Lewis
Lewin
Meek
Mrs W K Crawford Dies at Washington
Mrs W K Crawford dies in Washington after cancer surgery. She was reportedly in critical condition in the days prior and was brought to the city with her companion. The body was taken to the home of her sister Mrs Sarah McColer on Second Street for services.
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W. K. Crawford
Washington
BK. Crawford
Hopital Sazards
Pele
Slater
Sarah 1
iColiier
Second Street
Farmers Free Exchange aims to aid readers with free ads
The Farmers Free Exchange page invites farmers to post free ads for items for sale wanted to buy lost and found help wanted or employment seeks. Submissions via telephone receive three insertions and format should be clear with location and contact details.
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Farmera Free Exchange
Ada
Change of Owners Monty morning deal completed
Benjamin Coe adds his hardware store to George W. Preston in Geldo hioek near the railroad east. The purchaser, well known, is expected to command road trade. Names listed include Arthur W. Woelfle 34 artist De Ishoeton Voorhees 36 Coshoeton Fred Fox 30 farmer Ron Fesier 29 Tiverton.
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Monty
Benjamin Coe
George W. Preston
Geldohioek
Arthur W. Woelfle
de Ishoeton
Geogiana Voorhees
Coshoeton
Fred Fox
Farmer
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