Doped the Dream and Johnstown Shooting Case Skews Memoir
Newark dispatch describes Warren Bates's account of a Friday shooting involving Johnstown creamery owner John De Wolf who bonds a grand jury for shooting Bates with intent to kill. Bates, accused of tampering with cream to prevent butter, fled after De Wolf allegedly threatened him in a confrontation at the De Wolf home.
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Newark
Warren Bates
Johnstown
M. D. Shrader
John de Wolf
Young Hates
de Wolf
India
Bates
Plac
Gold Coins Found Buried at Mansfield Property
In Mansfield Ohio on Bushnell Street a cache of old coins dating 75 to 100 years old was uncovered by a boy and a girl, including a $2.50 piece and many 50 cent denominations. Neighbors gathered to dig, prompting owner A F E Gerke to call police. authorities guarded the site to prevent further digging and the coins were believed buried during prior filling of the ground.
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American Press Telegram
Mansfield
A. FE. Gerke
Bushnel Street
Beeler
W. N. Heeler
East First
Gerke
Harvey
Smith
Mr. Gerke
G. W. Schmidt
Henry and
Wright
Lanterna
Athers
Larger county support sought for Humane Society
A Humane Society committee appeared before county commissioners to seek higher county funding. Due to a new attorney general ruling the Humane Officer is now a salaried official and cannot recover travel or other expenses. Commissioners approved raising the officer’s salary by 10 per month and appropriating 300 for the society from the day fund to continue work. Spokesman OD. HH. Harnig led the committee with Mrs. Baker Mrs. McGinnis and Mr. Cantwell.
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Humane Society
Verse
Columbus
Randies
HH. Harnig
Baker
McGiniis
Cantwell
Death notices and funeral fragments from Moscow in January
The article records the death of Jessie Senter due to pneumonia after bone consumption, mentions his parents J M Senter, and includes funeral lines and religious sentiments. It also notes social snippets about Clemmle Shorrer visiting relatives, Mrs Samuel Shepler visiting Hailic frivada, a public sale by J Low, and visits of Mr and Mrs Leonard Murray with J M Patterson, plus farm moves by Bickel Bros and school attendance by May Haxton and two others.
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Moscow
Jessie Senter
J. M. Senter
Layland KH
Wim Clemmle Shorrer
Chtléren
Danville
Samuel Shepler
Hailic Frivada
Sol. Crofts
J. Low
Leonard Murray
J. M. Patterson
Bickel Bros
William Conrad
Misees May Haxton
Two Water
Ne@e
Local residents host and visit guests amid winter week
Mr and Mrs Wm Murray spent a day with Hen Bealrd. Chas Hummel works for Mack Cox. Jan 7 Mr and Mrs David Ling of Missouri visit friends. Mr and Mrs Samuel Fortune of Medina county visit, awaiting household goods. Miss Maggie Ames of Coshocton visits relatives. Patty Bucklin ill with liver trouble. Dr Baker of Spring Mountain attends him. Mr Paterson of Millersburg reports largest jogs shipped. Mrs Mary Sowers ill.
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Wm. Murray
Hen
Patty Bucklin
Tr. Baker
Spring Mountain
Mr. Paterson
Millersburg
Mary Sowers
Garfield remarks critics seize on farmers at mid winter meet
The central committee backed city bosses while Garfield as temporary chair drew criticism from farmers. Unseasonable date may keep farmers from polls and Jimmy Garfield's remarks on trustbusting irritate farmers as he prods for a keynote on trust issues.
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Satwnes &. Garfield
Fairmers
Ohio
Central Committee
Jimmy Garfield
Jimmy
Meat Packing Trust
Roosevelt
Oak Grove Grange looks to 1908 with new officers
Oak Grove Grange installed officers for 1908 including Master BQ Stingel and Treasurer N G Tompkins during a public ceremony on January 4. The event followed by an oyster supper hosted by local Grange members, with multiple families and guests from Coshocton and nearby areas attending. Additional local notes include visits from Geo Wiggins and family, Miss Beuna Norris in Ikinda near Bakeraville, and various class and club officer elections in the community.
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Oak Grove
Geo, Wiggins
Co$hocton
George
Lizzie Stonehocker
Tatler
Beuna Norris
Ilknda
Bakeraville
Oak Grove Grange
Jos L. Myers
Perry Grange
B. QO. Stingel
R. A. Todd
H. A. Caton
Jacob Schumaker
Lewis Foater
Nelson Murphey
N. G. Tompkins
H. B. Caton
L. J Baich
Indy
Grange
Miasea Ressite
Kate Norman
Coshocton
Iva Bowen
Misa Ethel Crachall
Keene
David Cain
Victor Wyler
New Philadelphia
Pleasant Valley Bible Class
Geo. Wyler
R W. Norris
W. O. Wyler
Treasure
Haines
Mre
G. O. Nor
County Salary Bill Under Scrutiny By Legislators
The Columbus Sun reports that the county salary bill is set for further action in the upcoming legislature session. Representatives, led by Roe C. Huey of Mauning, defend the measure but acknowledge widespread objections from county officials who rely on fees for salaries. Critics say the current law, hurriedly enacted, disrupts a long standing system and creates inequities, while supporters hope to iron out wrinkles to ease county payrolls.
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Roe C. Huey
Mauning
Gouse
Ian
Maumerous
Ray
Huey
Columbus Sun
Release Sought For Boy From County Jail
Attorney Williams prepared to file into a release for Bud Beatty an 18 year old convict from Walhending, held on paternity charges. Proceedings cited the insolvent discharge law as a basis. Beatty was freed on Klein's application but rearrested for nonsupport, held on $500 bond for a January 9 trial.
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Williams
Bud Beatty
Bertha Hagens
Asseta Ain
Beatty
Klein
Magsor Hamilton
Coshocton Sign and Novelty goes into receivership
The Coshocton Sign and Novelty Company, described as unprofitable, was placed in the hands of a receiver by Judge Nicholas. Frank Asaman named receiver. Estimated debts between 6000 and 7000 with assets about half that. Firm began two years ago on Second Street and will discontinue operations. J I Rue Ben Strope and R M Tam nic named appraisers.
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M. W. McNaughton
J. I. Rue
Ben Strope
R. M. Tamnic
Suit to Foreclose Mortgage in Hood Case
John Loens, through attorney W B Merrell, sues Rebecca J Hood and others to collect on a promissory note for 1107.80 with interest. The note is secured by a mortgage on farm land at White Eyea town and Fortelon. Mortgage details and due date are requested.
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W. BE. Merrell
John Loens
Rebecca J. Hood
Probate matters connect to Senter guardianship and Crawford executrix
Joan McDonald, guardian for Clyde A. Senter, files Saal account and inventory for Thos. Minigan, and Elizabeth J. Crawford is admitted to probate with Agnes Crawford appointed executrix. Carl Dickey of Wet Lafayette attended the day.
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Joan McDonald
Clyde A. Senter
Thos. Minigan
Elizabeth J. Crawfor
Agnes Crawford
Carl Dickey
Wet Lafayette
Local Social Notes Highlight City Visitors and Students
Monday’s Daily records a flood of short social items. Various residents and visitors from Columbus West Lafayette Kan yon College Notre Dame and Oberlin are noted visiting or returning home for holidays and travel.
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Earth
Jesse
Saviors
Jesus
Eathly
God
Angela
Garfield
Bitter Pill
Foraker
J. F. Amacher
Tescher
Probate Matters
Pteen
Stoc
the Ransom Dry Goods Co
Aealues
Onisk
Ward Meann
Pitteburg
Mra
Rogers
Tals City
Magara Garvey Gayle
Wim, Shaw
Kenyon College
Chas Adams
J. C. Rogers
Geneva
Debby Leighcluger
West Lafayette
Clyde Walters
Weber
Zanesville
Shay
Shawnee
John Elder
Chestnut St
Eet
Karvey Dolick
Indiana
Misa Helene Rittenhouse
Tomorow
Lewisburg Female Seminary
Lewisburg
W. Va
Moes Almack
Delate Hinley
Sheppard
St. Mary's of the Springs Academy
von Nelle Dokkenwaddel
Oxford
Wir van Horn
Cleveland
Warsaw
Edna Hachert
St. Mary's of the Springs
Bam J. Cochran
Newcnmerntown
Times Office
Roy Miler
Florence Adntog
Willy Crech
St. Mary'a of the Springs Academy
Edward ‘Vverdah
Trnen
Uhicago
Tovaday
Coo McKenna
Telithves
Une Solays
Notre Dame
Colege
Mere
Vina Ainsley
Mina Clara Foster
Mra Win
Mixs
Foster
Upland
Ind
Treadway Walter Darling
Kenyon Colle
M. A. McConnell
Hie
Mnlersburg
Rex
O. Huber
Oberlin
Denton M. Young
Old Cy
Tiscaraway County
Mary Selby
Auburndale
Mass
W Hoffman
George McGregor
Weat Lafayette
Penneytvania
Lits
Coghoeton
Jane Glass
Marge Agnew
Mame Burns
Ober- Ho
Lennon
County Infirmary
Wooster Cody
Mike Maurie Hayy
Homlight
Warshington
National Park
Anine Anderson
Tautebt
Waabhington
Quasten
Minnia
Baltimore
Jones
Wim O'Dale
New York City
Bert Rode
Macon
Ethel Dawson
Minisetts
Gillen
Mt Union Sotege
Thiel’ Loines
Rasene
Marla Hay Ratuens
Mathonal
Minghet
Daly
M. ©. Jillin
The
Newcomerstown News
Pythhin
Pomerene
Cheveland
Chas. Kinner
Newsomeetown
Teshyene
W. S. Barrett
Samity Cox
Thin City
Claude Cochran
Mew Gaddford
Baily Gem
Thie City
Mr. Goodhart
Zasemle Te
Tr. Edwards
Went Cuellety
Myrtle Mewrey
Meweewenwee
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