Dickerson Trial Proceedings Enter Second Week At Millersburg
The Millersburg court continued the second venue jury selection for Ben Dickersons murder case. Prosecutor McDowell opened the state case with a typed statement, defense attorney Adams attacked key witness Thomas McCoy while outlining prior appeals. Judge Wickham ordered the jury taken to the crime scene Cooperdale for viewing, doctors and county surveyor to testify, and the trial to proceed Monday with fresh witnesses and exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judes Wickham
Ben Dickerson
Kate Hughes
Millersbug
Mr. McDowell
Glenn
Hughes Hare
Supreme Court
Cals
Melewel
Thomas McCoy
McCoy
Ben
Adams
Mr. Adams
Dickerson House
Hughes
McDowell
Hen
Dickerson
Wickham
Cooperdale
Wheeler
Lear
Heal
McClain
Beal
Millersburg
Rifle
Colorado
Cashocton
Adamg
Mansfield
Siven
Cesiodor
Holmen County
Sene
Simon Hughes
Coshocton County
Voorhees
Vooheex
Times U
Strap
Tae
Dickernon
Cooperdaly
Clark Livers
Brennenita
Arrest totals in Wimmer’s office reveal eighty eight cases
The county recorder received Squire Wimmer’s report showing eighty eight arrests tied to his office with fines ranging from one to twenty one dollars. Civil cases not included and no total count provided. A San Francisco testimonial praises Electric Bitters for stomach ailments and liver trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Wimmer
County Recorder
Mary Dowling
Sth
Ave
San Francisco
C. BL Anderson
Coshocton
Ferguson
Roscoe
Threw Herself Under the Hydrant and Put Out Fire
Miss Anna Donnelly of 502 North Seventh Street escaped severe burns by leaping for a hydrant and dousing the blaze in her home. While hanging curtains with her brother Frank, her dress caught fire. she ran outside and turned on the hydrant, though she suffered burns to her arms and back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ueavinle
Missy Anna Donnelly
North Sevent Street
Frank Donnelly
Misa Donnelly
Education society meeting reports state aid status
President Henry Clark and Secretary Ed Hanton with Mr Stewart of Coshocton county agentural attended the state association meetings at Cohnnits and returned reporting the state aid due the society. This year the amount ented totaled $696.74.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clark
Ed. Hanton
Stewart
Coshocton County
Dr Miles Nervine Promised Cure for Epilepsy and Nervous Ailments
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Nervine as a cure for epilepsy, fits, convulsions, spasms, and nervous diseases, claiming many successes and offering advice. A testimonial from W. Allison of Mooresville, N C credits Nervine with stopping seizures since August and asks buyers to consult their druggist for a refund of the first bottle if no benefit.
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Miles
John
Milew
June
Ives
Saychen
Tod
Wien
Inet
Allison
Mooresville
N. c
Dr. Miles
Merveine
Beneft
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Cut Woman Off Without Dower Divorce Decree
In the divorce case of John Craige against his wife in Shotwellts court a decree grants an absolute divorce, with Craige obtaining custody of the children and the wife losing all dower rights and her personal property rights. The decision, presented by Judge Russell, also addresses settlement of matters and issues arising from the defendant moving with the children to Cosiachen-coumre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita Con Mission
Sehlah
Attaneys
Dickerson
Dobson
Dekerson
John Craige
Craige
Atborndey J. Russell
Cosiachen — Coumre
Miss Strome Birthday Party Recalls Warsaw Event
Warsaw residents hosted a birthday party for Miss Rhea Strome eldest daughter of John Strom and wife honoring her eighteenth birthday. Guests danced played games and enjoyed cake and candy prizes with Miss Mahell Shaw winning first prize. Attendees included many local youths from Warsaw and Coshocton with names listed, including Edna Me Cullough Harriet Leffler Pearl Cornwell and Frances Heteser among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Dan
Mies
Rhea Strome
John Strom
Hile
Coshocten
Priilay
Wnd
Dee
Dee Econ
Mievorg
Mahell Shaw
Mbsa Hihke
Warsaw Pitts
Bow Me Creighton
Derik Gaskill
Mabett Saaw
Marie Frederick
Oye Hoek Jossie
Mowery
Mary Dean
Kiva Me Cullough
Anna Pank
Hilda Stilt
Helen Beck
Danna Cochran
Lucile McNeal
Clarky Spock
Naoma Kahn
Bossie Darling
Coshocton
Edna Me
Cullough
Harriet Leffler
Rinex
Cillough
Frances Heteser
Londonshile
Pearl
May Cornwell
Miss Strome
Mrs
Prank Wright
Voyage to Stella Golden and a Nightly Club Assembly
A fragmented report describes a visit to Mrs. Stella Golden and mentions plans for a gathering at a Nightly Club held at a store. The text references local figures and a social event with implied attendance and duties, noting a promissory tone and civic tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Golden
Beniteseen Fawisditip
Miuel Pembina
Somal Orpant
Maen Sntatner's
Franklin Station News Eras Card From Local Visit
Miss Ada Dusentey of testooton spent Sunday with Mrs Jae Okurr. Mrs Tony Gael and Miss Mott Maple of Coshertin visited Mrs Jae Okurr. George Glith and Miss Ada Dusentey attended church visitors and Sunday events.
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Eras Hite
Anotere Bitis
Che
Ura
Custiotan
Tony Gaelius
Mies
Mies Mott
Coshertin
Jae Okurr
Ada Dusentey
Testooton
Fraveis Marines
Suenues Sr
George
Crowe
Aung
Local notices and health ad from Milford area
Milfork Milford reports social visits and church events in the week. Residents include Mr and Mrs Chan visiting the laters parents, John Coatney of Costeton, Bettie McCoy with daughter in Cooperdale, and Harvey Cox of Thioway visiting Edward Dreker. A seven year mention touts Dr Kings New Discovery as a remedy for coughs colds and bronchitis with ads from local drug stores.
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Milford
Dan
Wright
Chan. Cheko
John Coatney
Costoeton
Rlyard
Bettie McCoy
Cooperdale
Mit Fork Caurch
Borris Senter
Shay
Ty Dager
Minnie Norety
Abner McCoy
Mi Fork
Harvey Cox
Thioway
Edward Dreker Faon
Morris Senter
Daugister
Clark
Anmosville
Ward Senter
Conesville
King
Henry
Thinama
Anderson's
Cosherton
M. Porgitton
Roscoe
Local Notices and Visits From May to June
Canal Lewisville and nearby towns report visitors from Kenne and Columbus including Mrs Wrank Thompson, Drake of Dewnson, Mew Caolihan from Migala, and Leighninger with Hard Partitton of Wes Lattieverne. The Ladies' Aid plans a Look at Phite event this Saturday evening, with about 2500 attendees expected.
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Cynal Dewhawtlle
Kenne
Compton Doe
Henry Crimblett
Columbua
Wrank
Drake
Dewnson
Dewnson Spent Wertediy Withelatives Here, Mew
Caolihan
Aetia
Judge Barber Buys Cambridge Newspaper Deal
Cambridge Ohio reports Judge N H Barber completes purchase of the Cambridge Sun from the former owner. The deal aims to revive the paper after months without publication. Manville fire extoration and ready seller notes accompany the sale proposal with a suggested price range.
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N. H. Barber
Cambridge
Cambridge O
Dan ES
Hoiaeher
Cambridge Sun
Tie
Ued Gee Dawea Organ
Va O2ier
Sve Torn Pitec
Ftrbo
MOTHER M CAMMANT OF W LAFAYETTE DIES AT HOME
Nuehiel A McCammant died Saturday at her home in West Lafayette after long illness. She was widow of J L McGammant who died about seven years ago. Surviving children include William and James of West Lafayette and several relatives in Cumberland and Columbus. The obituary notes old family ties and mentions local milieu and minor health remedies.
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Nuehiel A McCammant
Wolvel
Woethifayette
Peeradysia
Cumberland
Mrs Huff Dies Sudden Cause Unclear at Orange Home
Mrs Huff, aged fifty three, died suddenly Friday at her Orange home after visiting friends. Witnesses described a severe illness. she collapsed about two thirty, with death occurring half an hour later. Survived by husband and seven children, two sons five daughters.
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Gatthyette Hiatt
Orange
Howe
Sha Tx
Walhonding Social Notices Opened By Local Gossip
Walhonding Ohio January 7 1908 reports a lively community gathering at the New Castle hotel with Rodehaver family hosting and guests from Columbuy Cheany and nearby towns. The St. Foxes event drew many residents including Mrs Oxke and several McVeys Gambie Lapp Lapp and other households. a Ramntlerchal Weed supper and games entertained attendees with jokes and music.
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Widhonding
Mins Ea Rodehaver
Columbuyie
Ce Mew
Fry
Balay
Mro
John McFarlandt
New Castle
St. J. Foxes
Oxke
Chierles
Rodehaver
T. McVey
Rant
Gambte
Marguerite
Plot Walker
Mildred
Jom MrVey
Elinor
O. VT Waxton
Anna
Willeo Johnson
Mo Sands
Chis. McHarkind
Chas Wha
Osby
Daysatery Bereta
Bale
Frank Rodehavens
Baa
Ogby
New Cassey Mesa
Det McBarkend
Will Lapp
Mes
Vintemel
Willama Wkwaiteh
Bile Rodeanaver
Mohundlae
Mikes Pearh Rodehayer
Ene McVey
Minnie Mel Burhunt
Margaret Severna
Marty Lapp
Mis Lindhe Giffen
Clib
Gambie
Missing Attorney Report and Dresden Company Cash Loss
A garbled report discusses a missing West area attorney and then shifts to the Kapner Bros and Dor Coat Dresden, alleging asset depletion per the Dresden Transcript. It notes a court action related to alleged mismanipulations and a woolen firm’s failed asset sale yielding 28 600 dollars for the company’s stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kapner Bros. & Dor
Dresden
Fem
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John C. Duncan
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