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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1908
Page
9
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An analysis of factional maneuvers within the Republican party highlights Taft's money and allies like C P Taft and T E Burton shaping caucus outcomes. The piece frets over foraker and Krotiar Charles, rails against special interests, and notes a constitutional dog tax ruling, while discussing labor federation debates and implications for national politics.
The Coshocton National Bank presents its strengths and assurances to customers. It emphasizes safety under U S government supervision, experienced officers, tailored service for all business sizes, systematic saving, deposits from $500, confidential dealings, and ready loan support. Signed by M Harker president T L Montgomery cashier M B Smith assistant cashier.
Fragmented, candid phrases discuss political maneuvering over Ohio senatorship, funding to Coshocton bridges, and a judge's jail order for labor leaders. The text hints at labor unity, party tactics, and rising national reaction though details are unclear.
Judge S H Nicholas affirms Mayor Hamilton’s decision in the Rose location case involving Cancer Lamma convicted December 11 for furnishing liquor in a dry territory. The ruling centers on the meaning of furnishing and upholds the mayor against several grounds of error. Lamma may face the fine or workhouse. possible appeal to circuit court.
The damaged text recalls a murder or assault case tied to a wife and alleged entrapment. It references a Justice or court proceeding, a reunion on New Year’s Eve, and a meeting with a named party and Mas. Names, dates, and places are uncertain due to garbled OCR.
Mr and Mrs Jesse Kinners hosted high school and seventh eighth graders for a December evening in Rakeraville. A geography contest, a three course supper, and decor with green red tones set a festive tone. Prizes went to Ida Schliath and Emmn Balmer amid party games before midnight. Attendees sent best wishes for next week in Columbus.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church plan a soap social in the Mascone hall on Friday evening January 1. Newark visitor Mrs W O Wiggins comes to see sister Mrs W Gearhart of Fazeysbute spends time with relatives here. Local residents note Christmas visits and holiday movements including Miss Luella McCann at home from Muskingum college and Prof A A Barton and family opening holidays at New Philadelphia and Philfield.
Cashocton R F D reports Christmas visits from Harry Hart and Jack Miller families. Local residents including L F Bryan and daughter shared Christmas dinner with the farmer’s father. John Erroan and two sons visited Binnan’s family. Miss Mane Swackhame joined Sty. and Mrs. Leg Sipes for Christmas dinner. Sam Jennings visited his sister Hiram Sturtz. Revival meeting continues at the Franklin M. P. church with prayers and preachers.
A jumble of notes from Chil, Canton, and nearby towns reports weddings engagements and visits. Dee and Ruth Cresfriends tied up in Cleveland while new marriages and home moves surface. Several locals like Miss Marvy King and O Nass are noted with tasks, travels, and social events.
A new library project at Spring Mountain is reported with transfers for a local superintendent slate and plans for enlargement funded by upcoming means. Revival meetings led by Rev Walker at the Church of Christ announced next week. Mrs Edward Kawnapite named secretary treasurer of the associated group. Local Masons weights templar sent to Newark for the funeral of Charles Brauner with a large turnout and a Newark band leading the procession. Coshocton Kolehte also made the trip on a special car attached to a secular train.
Oak Grove holds its regular meeting on January 6 to instill new officers for the Grange lodge. The community notes include visits from Clitte Henderson of Pittsburg, a party for West Lafayette seniors, a poultry and clover seed trade, and various local visitors in the area around Coshocton and Canton.
Sant Lewisville records show guests from Coshocton Canton Dennison and Delaware visiting local homes over Christmas. Among attendees were Mrs Rufener of Illinois Hammond Carnahan family Markley and Markley relatives, Noah Linebaugh, the Shurtz and Stohler households, and extended family across Coshocton Ostrander and Delaware areas.
Takersville December 20 The Bakersville schools Christmas program at the old Discip te church on December 24 drew a crowded attendance despite bad weather. A death in the village cast a shadow over the event as Mr and Mrs Kin ner received a berry set as a gift. Detective Doney Money cited a disturbance case from Panheadle town with a Lafayette resident amid intoxication.
Sheriff Browning will act as deputy for a few months while Sheriff-elect McDonald moves into the county residence. The current sheriff, Hamilton Browning, is preparing to move into the home recently purchased in the city and has not yet announced his successor’s name. Brown will serve in the interim for the next three months.
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