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Newspaper

Coshocton Weekly Times

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1908

Page

7

Abuses Alleged At Tuscarawas County Home For Children

The Times reports rising county ire as commissioners and the home’s board plan a joint probe into alleged abuses at the institution. Claims include coarse insufficient food, stale tainted meals, reliance on state workhouse staff, and punishments influenced by workhouse norms. Georgia Ralph of Pittsburgh will lead investigations. reform and punishment for past misdeeds are sought. Coshocton and Tuscarawas counties await change.

the Times New Philadelphha Tuscarawas County Board of Visitors Pittsburg Coshocton County Tusawas County Georgia Ralph Cosaseton County

Beckham Calls For State Referendum On Prohibition

Former Governor J C W Beckham, the Democratic nominee for US senator, proposes withdrawing to allow Kentucky voters to decide state prohibition via constitutional amendment. He cites crime tied to whiskey and argues the issue could end the liquor deadlock in the senate race. The Anti Saloon League backs his position and aims to push a county unit bill.

Frankfort J. C. W. Beckham United States Kentucky McCreey Kennedy Beckham Commonwealth Afia-Taloon League Anti-Saloon League Tfa

Pipe Work Stoppage Shuts Down Clow Shops

Workers at the Clow Shops refuse wage cuts after notices posted on Monday. Piece workers and many laborers walked out, reducing metal demand and risking broader shutdowns. Despite restored ten hour day, pay remains disputed as prices and orders loom large for the company and workers alike. Will aim to restore wages to former levels and avoid further strikes. Also notes death of William Sprinkle at Paxton Illinois and a civil suit in Warsaw over a debt from a local War saw store.

Une Isher Camplain Ortienid Mo Trai Rmerket Landard Shiex William Sprinkle Paxton, U1 Sprinkie Coshocton Maryland

Milfork notices and a farewell sermon at the Baptist church

Mrs Anderson McGurdy visits West Car with relatives. Miss Jennie Lacey spends time with Conesville kin. Miss Dela Wright visits Adams Mills. The Millfork Baptist church sees deacon Deer resign and preacher his farewell service on Sunday March 1d. Kreider on sick list. Della Norris back after illness. Sylvanus Corder hosts oyster supper with many guests. a long verse laments California friends amid winter slush at Plain Hill backdrop.

Milfork Del Anderson Mc Gurdy Atu Ton John West Carste Parventa Jennie Lacey Conesville Maria Wright Dela Wright Adams Mills W. €. Deer Millfork Baptist Cauret L. F. Kreider Will Dawson Anna Stewart Bennett Corder Mr Kreider Ben Norris Sherman Wright Merrel Newcome Edwin Meredith Joseph Corder Mary Dawson W. S Corder K. J. Corder Baby Mildred

Local notes and accidents from Coshocton area

Reports from Coshocton Route 3 detail a horse bid for transport after a fall on ice. Local residents including Mr and Mrs Elain Endsley and Mr and Mrs Abram Weatherwax are mentioned at dinner. A saw mill accident injures Conrad’s toe. mail delivery affected by high water. residents visiting relatives and plans to move and build a storehouse are noted. The Manville Fire Extinguisher ad links readers to earn $25 to $60 weekly.

Coshoeton Route 3 Wm. Gutlirio Elain Endsley Airs Chattos Endsley Abram Weatherwax Edwardd Zelpha Ehireh Xtra Conrad Owings Albert Conkle Lila Doaf Becks Mil Wees Walter Aultman Mary of Clark Sanday Leonard Murray Koot Endelay Keene Webb Leavengood Karr

Probate Matters Involving Gelb Will And Guardian Appointment

The notice reports probate actions for Henry Gelb and lists Harris Waters appointed guardian of Blanche L. Davin and J Petersburg. It notes a criminal case where General Stoesse was found guilty and sentenced to death, later commuted to ten years penal imprisonment.

Henry Gelb Harris Waters Blanche L. Davin J. Petersburg Wis

Income Tax vs. Saloon Tax in Rose County Option

Senator Heatoy of Wer county proposes a simIncome tax with revenue from higher earners, aligning to the Rose County Option bill. Senator Beatty supports taxing all incomes over 250 dollars, aiming to fund state needs while targeting those who patronize saloons and earn more.

Heatoy Wer County Beatty Uin Oman Toe Beer Joiuts

Wheat consumption and production trends report

Chicago observers relay a French savant’s claim that world wheat use grows faster than crop gains. US data show 1871 population 39.6 million with 20 million acres yielding 251 million bushels. 1901 acres 49 million and 748 million bushels, 4.7 bushels per capita, 41 percent exports. 1907 per capita use 7.1 bushels with 634 million bushels total, exports squeezed by smaller acreage and lower yields. corn prices rise amid poor 1907 crop and shifting demand. future shipments and prices depend on field work.

Chicago Chicago Board of Trade United States

Inside a Great Food Factory The Flour Power Behind Crackers

The Woman's Home Companion writer tours a leading food plant, describing 23 acres of floor space and a flour cellar with seventy two thousand bags. Flour is raised by elevators to upper floors, mixed in a vast trough, heated by filtered water, and judged by a baker who tests texture by touch. The piece highlights sanitary methods and the precision of industrial baking.

The Woman's Home Companion Tts

Mitchell May Go to Panama

Mitchell may go to Panama as president of the United Mine Workers and potential labor conditions report is discussed at the White House. Roosevelt, Path, and Goethals considered options, no conclusion reached. James Bron fu Resnals and a Chicago figure are named candidates for the same post amid ongoing talks.

Wathington Mitchell Ameriu Roosevelt White House Path Col Goethals Andy Chicago Tyvestikcatar Ustiaicus Washington Foefer

Rittenhouse Moves to Kansas City on April First

Coshocton resident T J Rittenhouse, long active in business and local affairs, will relocate with his family to Kansas City on April first. He sold the Parks Hotel Block, explored new investments, and is headed west to pursue western enterprises including possible mining ventures.

Coshocton Rittenhouse Gail Hamilton Parks Hotel Biork Bachert Oklahoma Kansas City Hittenhouse Western Erterprises

Be careful of your bottle while traveling trade rules warn

A fragmented notice warns travelers to avoid drinking intoxicants outside permitted compartments. Harris signed laws prohibiting drinking except where legally sold. Violation is punishable by a fine, underscoring enforcement of temperance rules in force.

Gute Harris

Revival and social notices from Fresno and nearby areas

Fresno items recount a Valentine party hosted by Mrs. David Morris and updates on local figures. J Knox Montgomery gave a strong lecture at the church. Revival services return to Mr Feehyech’s site. Mrs. Robert Mizes and Ruth visited Mrs. Jas Huff in Coshocton. W U Park hosted relatives from Coshocton and Helmchunk? Gäste include Averman Bassett and John Arnold.

David Morris Walhandling Girlie J. Knox Montgomery Coshoeton- Mra W. UI Park Averman Bassett Coshocton Thover John Arnold Helmchire Sinter Gephart

Aged Samuel Randles Nearing End As Village Ails

Mohawk Village reports Samuel Randles gravely ill with serpign disease and possible death, while Elizabeth Meredith suffers crippled movement. Some residents recover from illness. Friday night band boys supper postponed to Saturday due to bad weather. Al Mack Hall gleamed with decoration as proceeds totaled over $13 for Mise Agana Carpenter and ex.

Samuel Randlesto Ismot Elizabeth Merdith Rutehan Almack Hall Mise Agana

Visit to Coshocton Family Delayed by Illness

Robert Mullen traveled from Coshocton to visit his brother Jacob and Jacob’s wife but was detained by illness on the tenth Monday. Freese is reported to have suffered a grip attack. Mr and Mrs Branel Wiggins of Coshocton are making an extended stay with Mr and Mrs Zack Bush.

Robert Mullen Coshocton Jacob Freese Branel Wiggins Corhocton Zack Bush

Tiverton News Briefs and Local Notes

Residents report weakened conditions for Mero Tinac Holt with limited recovery hope. David Mizer, an elderly local, dies en route to Spring Mountain after illness. Mobrenn River runs high. Chestnut Ridge schools idle due to weather. Friday debate postponed to a later date. township school board held Monday meeting with substantial business. Grover Speeluonn attended a local gathering, while Warsaw visit noted. A town bell sounded Thursday as the community kept busy with events and routine chatter.

Tive Jou Ohio Mero Tinac Holt David Mizer Sumhiry Baer Spring Mountain Chestnut Ridge Usw

Local residents recall events as families gather weekend

In a lineside draft of notes from Coshocton area residents, Mr and Mrs Henry Gadi and families attended services at Licheslitj cemetery while many relatives from Lowdeville and nearby homes visited kin. Miss Mary Crile and Mrs Helen Crile spent time at Chas Theties home with relatives. Pearl and Rhinehe are noted among visiting kin.

Chi Mery Mizer Manis Jon J. Ssheety oYath Lowdeville Ue Fooner Mr and Abies Fred Schumaker Tle Sunt Mica Willian Pepnet Milebenad Crile Aid Tre tHlenry Gadi Aldeats Geth Her. Serpenders Rhinehe Coshocton Fifa Maes Ben Sebrety Crile da Chas Helen Crile Chia Thames Tevard

Castoria obituary notes farmer James Fair dies

James Fair, a well known farmer living midway between Winble and Bedford, aged about 60, died Thursday morning. He leaves a wife and five children.

Wfinble Bedford

Harlan Ulman Dies at Thirty Four in Spiny Mountain Area

Harlan Ulman aged thirty four died at his home near Spiny Mountain on Friday after a brief illness described as a cold fever. His father Frank Ulman and widow Mrs. Frank Ulman survive him along with three children aged ten, seven, and two. The death followed four weeks of illness with a severe cough and a sudden decline Friday afternoon.

Harlan Ulman Spiny Mountain Nis Tim Jett Ciman Uli Miro Frank Alan Hothor Nede Ell Gasde Virginth Twer Ote Hale Robert Bem Mente

Boys Escape From the Home

Two boys fled from a children’s home and were recaptured after a few hours. Authorities report the youths, ages about five and six, had escaped to the nearby area seeking freedom. They denied receiving any punishment and stated they ran away for fun before being returned this afternoon.

Tab Wills Bontie

Petition drive to Ashbrook on federal road aid

Residents and taxpayers of Wayne County urge Congressman Ashbrook to secure federal aid for county road construction and maintenance and to advocate legislation for permanent highway improvements. The move follows a town meeting and a petition circulated for sending to Ashbrook with many signatures.

Tristeys Wim. A Wooster Daily

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Mother Gray Mother Gray Co. le Roy Latimer South Carolina Previdense Hospital Foster & Brome Warsaw W. C. Keith Detroit Common Pleas Court Keith Kelth MR. Gorseline Willian California Familton Peter Shafers John Kirk William Gorseline Old Plain Hill Manville Aginors H. W. Jopne Manville Cy Dow Panama T. J. Rittenhouse Fresno Valentine Pearty Vance West Virginia the Vance Shoe CO Wheeling, W. Va Kleinert J. B. Kleinert Rubber CO Broadway New York J 'Asmabi Norubjer Tiverton Cosh Grover Speeluonn Lee Pneaw Castoria Congressman Ashbrook Cong Easman Achbrook
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