Legal instructions on murder and manslaughter in a trial
The court’s charge covers intent, malice, premeditation, and the relationship between rape attempts and murder. It explains that intent to kill can be inferred from acts that cause death and details how deliberation, premeditation, and malice are defined in first and second degree murder, with manslaughter for unlawful killing without malice or premeditation. It discusses admissibility of bloodhound evidence as corroboration and notes the judge’s instructions to jurors on evaluating witness statements and evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plare
Ivy
Coal Thieves at Conesville Again
Local report notes repeated coal thefts in Conesville with residents distressed. Authorities indicate ongoing investigations and warnings to deter further stealing amid alleged trespass on railroad supply routes and related property damage.
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Conesville
Judgment Entered in Lorenz vs Mooi Case
Attorney Merrell today filed judgment for his client in the amount of 1181 dollars in the common pleas court. The facts were given at grant time by the timer Br. Merrell also filed judgment in Whittemore v Whittemur for four hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrell
Mooi
Jewnery
Whittemor
Walhonding Valley Farmers Club Holds Instructive Meeting
The Walhonding Valley Farmers Club met at Nellie school Friday evening with U. S. Moore presiding. Members read minutes, reviewed the constitution, and welcomed new members. Topics included The Farmer's Hammer, The Locar tha of the House, The Kovar itself, Heat Light and Water, The Lawn, and Social Life on the Farm, with discussion among members and guests. plans set for a future meeting on Dairying February 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walhonding Valley
John Llaughlin
Helatton
Nalmer Langalin
Kissner
J. C
H.C. Dering
Chitlmer Dauighlin
Charles Warner
Samuel Suellenberger
Walhending
Elab
Aged Adams Mills Woman Dies From House Fire
Mrs Ellen Mills aged 92 of Adams Mills burned attempting to light a pipe from a bed. Flames engulfed her clothing as Mrs Abraham Murphy, her daughter, fought to smother them with a blanket. Dr Iden of Dresden said recovery impossible. Mrs Mills survived by three children and will have a Methodist funeral led by Rev Hans of Trhiwhny.
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Ellen Mills
Adams Mills
Abraham Murphy
Murphy
Enon Mills
Adgins Mills
Toons
Lucy Porter
Dresden
William Henry Mills
New Moscow
Siew
Hans Oof Trhiwhny
Charee
Fruit Prospects Reported Strong Amid Turbulent Trade
Farmers express optimism about fruit yields and markets despite uncertain prices. Trade chatter cites favorable growing conditions, steady demand, and potential export opportunities.
Death of Dr Brownell in Kansas leaves family near Concordia
The Daily Blade reports Dr Stephen Brownell of Napoleon Ohio died after a sudden illness. Born 1836 he moved to Concordia in 1870 and lived there with his widow and relatives. Funeral set from his daughter Miss Goblet’s home on East Mighta Street at 2 o clock Wednesday afternoon Horace Hardnell to officiate with Rev. taggart assisting.
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Daily Blade
Concantia
Kan
Mes. Brownell
Oxhoeton
Stephen Brownell
Cloud County
Mischa Goblet
Mr. Taggart
Horace Hardnell
Stepheer Brownell
Napileon
Ohto
Aumy
Amantha
Concordia
Funeral notifications and clerical figures in county history
fragments describe funeral arrivals in the city for Mr or Mrs Mire and E te, and name Dr Stephen Brownell noted as a prominent former clerk in the county clerk's office and long service in local records. The text mentions years of service and local profession but is garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cawddeh
Topehio
Stephen Brownell
Cloud
Keene Deaths and Local Social News Reported
Keene saw the death of Wolfe at his home Saturday evening with burial at Costiecnan Puaessthay. The second Keene death in weeks is noted amid local social events. Residents hosted dinners with families including Overholt and Krutstes. a Friday evening quilting circle and a team of horses project were mentioned. Protracted meetings begin at the Sheplar church on Wednesday with Rev. Wallace of Woosley leading services at Keene’s Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosham Hof
Hyde Overholt
Tl OW
Mie
Bacotard Mancing
Wolfe
Keene
Costiecnan
Puccinanda
Seon Rindsbey
Marton
Clyde Overholt
Kresene
Leonard Murray
George Patterson
Cnill
Sheplar
Wallace of
Woosley
Presbyterian
Bestof Man Bets on Roosevelt Third Term Claim
The Bestof Man offers 100 008 to 75 000 that President Roosevelt will secure a third term. Tom Lawson backs the bet stating Congress will hear a message within thirty days proving no Republican candidate remains. Lawson dismisses the idea as political posturing and predicts Johnson of Minnesota will be the Democratic pick with Bryan’s support.
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Bestof
Taston
Tom Lawson
Roosevelt
Lawson
Covenor Johnson
Minnesota
Bryan
Juan On
Druy
Ashbrook Aids Blind Veteran in White House Appeal
Congressman Ashbrook of Ohio helps Herbert Kohr, a one armed blind Spanish American War veteran from Uhrichsville, press a relief measure before the pensions committee. The President directed Ashbrook to draft a letter outlining Kohr’s case for further committee consideration. Kohr served six years in the regular army including China relief, the Philippines, and Cuba, and was blinded by an explosion after service.
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Washington
Herbert
Kohr
Ashbrook
Ohio
Uhrichsville
Congress
Lim
Pensions Committee
House
White House
China
Philippines
Cuba
Court house docket reports various civil actions
At the Court House several cases were heard this morning in Common Pleas Court. Elizabeth Schelharn seeks custody and dismissal of a divorce petition, accusing her husband of cruelty. John Lorenz won a mortgage suit against Rebecca Hood Sam W Wood and Sarah Hood, receiving $1151 plus interest. Chas Cochran’s suit was dismissed without prejudice. Myron McNaughton was ordered to turn over checks totaling 7,82 to a local bank and other creditors. The receiver’s actions and sale of property were approved with a sixty day report deadline.
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Chas. Coehrin
BK. Cochran
Myron McNaughton
Coshocton
Hank of
Thin City
Cincinnati Gas Coal Coke and Mining Co
Peoples
Baoksong and Toast Co
Kansas City Structural Steel Co
Geo. Po
Isleta News Items Mixed Local Visits and Illness
Tyhera eb f Ad OW Berean and Janely wer visiting Sanday with his sister Airs. Koldee of Columbus. Fred Rhinelun's daughter returned Woe aiftea on do owe alive' ywish wie fret. and relies in Partuee and Clark counties, Veterinary Bos or went Woose a sick AoE T Sut, at Themis West's. Charley Bourd of Newcomestown is siiting with the uncle John Stew art a few dive i.ig week. The people at taking advantage arodicts kend of weather haging logs to the Albert Wolfe farm where Hart ley Smith lis a -aw all Mrs. dolles Tyoreus fs am the sick list, tohh Verse see diy Coshocton Sun aling Hhelles Wolfe, an of Albert Wolfe, teosith MN eatorrh OF the kings.
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Tyhera
Berean
Janely
Sanday
Koldee
Columbus
Fred Rhinelun
Partuee
Clark
Themis West
Charley Bourd
Newcomestown
John Stewart
Albert Wolfe
Hartley Smith
Dolles Tyoreus
Wheat and corn futures slip in today’s markets
The markets show weak trading with futures for Wheat May at 97 2 4, July 93 5 8. Corn May at 1 78, July at 68 14, Ovive May 53 1 8, July 45 24. Stock market remains weak and money stands at 2 percent.
Notes for Farm Readers on Stock Feeding and Breeding
Practical guidance on raising poultry and horses, feeding cows, and managing barns. Emphasizes balanced rations, careful overhauling of equipment, use of scales and the Babcock tester, and caution against overfeeding or mismanaging stock. Includes personal notices from local residents and brief farming tips.
Law Proposal Aims To Publish Train Schedules In Ohio
Calumdus reports Hon Ed Doty complains after misreading a Cleveland train schedule. He and Rep Lersea of Lorain back a bill requiring all railroads operating in Ohio to publish and advertise first class train arrival and departure times in every daily newspaper in each city served. A Mindsippian, John G. Jenkins, is said to have shot himself while asleep, with note explaining the shouting before sleep.
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Calumdus
Ed Doty
House of Representativ
Cleveland
Mr. Doty
Edward
Lersea
Lorain
Tom Tawson
Ohico
Saidk Railroad
John GC. Jenkins
Toledo Judge Sentences Beard and Lemmondon to Six Months
Judge Kinkade esteems Roland Beard Compton Lemmondon Miller to six months in county jail and contempt costs. The defendants abandon further efforts to secure freedom.
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Toledo
Kinkade
Roland Beard
Compton Lemmondon
Miller
Jattarv
January Temperature and Precipitation Recorded as Moderate Winter Month
January shown as a moderate winter month with a new mean temperature of 30 degrees, highest 50 on the 21st, lowest seven on the 30th. Precipitation 1.40 inches, snowfall three inches, wind from the northwest, total movement 10,392 miles, average 14 mph, twelve clear days, nine partly cloudy, ten cloudy, fog on the 12th, no thunder storms.
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Weather Bureau
Report of the Coshocton Public Library for 1907
The Coshocton Public Library's annual 1907 report shows monthly circulation totals for Juvenile and Adait patrons, with a yearly aggregate of 30,380 circulations and 17,541 total in use by December. It lists library cards issued, books purchased, bound volumes, and financials including fines assessed and disbursed, with a year-end balance of 15,555.
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Une
Cow With Ostrich Habits Stuns West End March
A young man on West Main keeps a fine Dutch cow in a locked enclosure with a stall and nose ring tether. The chain was unfastened at night and later found missing. the owner suspects the cow ate the chain to roam free.
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Main Street
Navnes
New Philadelphia Fire Sees Girl Burned. Mother Hurt
Edna Struckmacher sustained severe burns after her clothes caught on an open grate while her mother suffered serious burns trying to rescue her. The incident occurred in New Philadelphia on February 5. In Washington, President Roosevelt suspended Public Printer Stillings temporarily to aid an investigation of the Government Printing Office. Wem. Rossiter was appointed in his place on February 5.
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New
Philadelphia
Edna Struckmacher
Roosevelt
Stillings
Wem. Rossiter
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Dickerson
Tom McCoy
Coshocton County
Sun
Tay
Goa
Tan
Pat
Walhonding Valley Farmers’ Club
DR. $, Brownell
Kansas
Isleta
W. F. Mulligan
Stock Exchange
Murray Block
Ile
Hig Owl
Tanger
Canadhia
Eveine Tedsick
Newark
Edna Wilting
Chestnut Street
Willan
Zugsehwert
Williaim
Sarah Wilcox
Henry Loven
Margaret
Zanesville
Mary Leesa
Tom Colopy
John Elder
Otto Brice
New Lexington
Knights of Columbus
John Fox
John Crawford
Walnut Street
S. BP. Hayes
Richie Clark
Warsaw
Johnstown
Mike Abdov
East Liverpool
Joe Elim
Massillon
Link Fry
Pittsburg
Russell Everhart
Fresno
Howard Ewink
Bessie Wright
Fry
Bluff
Buckeye Lake
William Shrimptin
Charlie Darling
Wiliam Foster
James Foster
Nellie
Glenn Diling
William Wisely
Emmett Fry
Newcomerstown
James Broyles
R. E. Fry
George Pentell
Tom
Robert Daugherty
Lewis Foster
Charles MecCletry
Dennison
Traiy Anderson
McCook
Neb
Jis
C. B. Antleft
Indiana
Gallacher
Baret Wilk
Pittsbore
Wisliam
Mamie
West Lafayette
FE. Z. Leishninger
C. Hy. Jones
Sammel Johnes
Mr. Moford
Danville
J. E. Leishninger
Whit Wolfe
Niet
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