30 Jan 1908
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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1908
Page
1
Court records show the defense calling witnesses to the stand to counter the alleged actions of M Coy. The proceedings mention a Dawson and Smith grocery room setup and refer to city records and transactions, noting audit and accessible fixtures in connection with the case.
Millersburg January reports detail witnesses disputing Tom McCoy’s statements about Ben Dickerson and the spring incident. Cross examinations reveal hazy memories and altered claims as prosecutors press for consistency in the evolving account of the alleged crime.
Cast announced for a new comedy production featuring Riley in leading role. Ensemble includes established performers and rising talent in a small town theatre setup.
The peanut stand on the public square is sold to Jas Ogle who will move it to South Seventh Street. The sale ends a controversy sparked by its appearance and plans remain open for future use perhaps as a market stand on Main Street. A separate report notes a man fined four dollars and jailed after a drinking incident at Mecca hotel.
Fire department summonsed to Joseph Cooper residence on Burt avenue terrace around 1 PM to control an attic fire started by a pile of old pipes. Prompt arrival and chemical extinguishment prevented material damage.
A young man naming himself Edward McIntyre appeared before the Mayor and pleaded guilty to a drunkenness charge this morning. The brief hearing described his prior failed efforts to drown his sorrow.
Freight officials report a growing trend of freight car robberies as many workers are idle. The practice sees criminals breaking into cars and using trains as easy and cheap travel between cities.
The Coshocton Blrokers stage Attorney Durand's Society Satire a cross section of fashionable whirl with swift follies and swift courtships at the Sixth Street Theatre. Miss Elma Temple stars in The Trifer with gowns from London as tickets sell at Siegist & Willis' dra store.
A freight train rolled off a trestle north of Orvisburg Mississippi injuring several passengers. The engine cleared the trestle but the tender baggage and mail cars plunged over. The mail car burned with all official mail from Cincinnati to New Orleans. Doctor Johnson of Laurence County was badly injured. Probate inventory filed for George W. Shrake estate.
Citizens debate the Democratic team as supporters argue for a renewed mandate while opponents question the viability of the mayor seeking a third term. The article notes political maneuvering, potential rivals, and local reactions amid a crowded field.
Fragmentary local item lists an individual named Mr Tiner G.oee of Vine Street with references to illness or heart trouble and an unspecified home situation. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear dates or official actions.
The G A R held its renewal meeting with Commander and Vice Commander absent. Little was accomplished and plans were made to hire a musician to repair the organ, which is in need of attention.
Radio logs describe the Argentine squadron escorting the American fleet to the Front near Fayetteville. The two forces exchanged salutes at dawn on January 27 and the Argentines then maneuvered twice to pass the Americans, signaling thanks from Rear Admiral Branny for the naval division's arrival. Admiral Bell of Lafayette visits friends in the city.
The article outlines defense and prosecution tactics in the Thaw trial with focus on expert testimony, credibility challenges to Thaw’s insanity claim, and Jeromes Kin's cross examination approach. It notes witnesses including police and eye witnesses, the handling of previous trial evidence, and potential plans for sur rebuttal.
City council debates bond requirements for police officers and advertising costs. Discussion includes dangers of bonds for lawsuits, salary effects, and potential jury box use on second floor. Pine Street grade crossing and Locust Street crossing plans reviewed amid safety concerns. Adjournment follows.
Miss Elizabeth Hedley and Mr Fawk Riley, both employed by a Pennsylvania company, were wed Monday. The couple will reside in Canton, according to a Cantonese report.
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