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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1907
Page
2
Judge Maxwell plans to avoid hearing the murder trial of Ida May this term citing crowded calendars and pending indictments. Attorneys say Ida May will post bond and seek a speedy trial, with defense aiming for timely action before Maxwell leaves office.
Residents report delays in material delivery but expect 40 gas lamps to illuminate Warsaw streets soon. The longer nights will end as homes warm by fires but streets remain dark until the lamps are turned on.
The defendant Busby pleaded mality and was fined $5 for each horse plus costs after a warrant was sworn out by Jackson. The incident involved seating up a group of horses at a restaurant owned by Mr. Watson, Pushy, which is now emuplose.
West Carlisle reports a runaway incident with unclear motive and limited details. The fragmented text references Harold White returning home after Newark travel and mentions local names Hazel Howell and Grace Howell, with scattered notes about songs, visits, and items at various residences.
Frederick Ely died at his home in New Bedford on November 4 1906 after a long illness. He was born in Watt Germany and came to this country with his parents. He leaves a wife Mrs Yost two daughters a son two grandchild ren five brothers and two sisters to mourn his passing. The funeral will be held tomorrow at the Rev. O of New Bedford and interment at the adjoining cemetery. Mrs Elizabeth Brant has left for Bettle to spend a year with her sister.
Corrected market notes show wheat, buckwheat, flour, meal and cracked corn prices with wholesale and retail lines. The shipment and livestock sections list cattle prices, shipping rates, and regional references including Buffalo New York and Pittsburgh Pennsylvania.
Dr Goohare returns to represent Mr Goodhart in a case alleging medical practices without license. Adams argues the defense claims Goodhart’s methods are legitimate though critics doubt efficacy and legality. The attorney plans to rally city figures to testify favorably for Goodhart’s approach and its alleged cures.
Diphtheria spread alarms as eight year old Suade Weston died Saturday morning, daughter of Thomas Whistow. Another child, the daughter of Edward D Black, contracted the disease with mild symptoms. Ralph Dewitt, nine, died Thursday night and was buried Friday afternoon.
A reader letter from New Moscow denies misaddressed accusations as a gossip column cites Henry C. Sutton and Mrs Crwin in a dispute over alleged home wrongdoing near Abane ville. The piece mentions a state game law dispute, a Maryland man removed from a window display, and police interest.
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