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Newspaper

Coshocton Weekly Times

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1908

Page

4

Meek Lectures on Liberty Stir Local Audience

Our townsman F. Meek has signed a ten year contract with a major lecture bureau to speak on economic and labor topics. He recently impressed Indiana readers, and his Sunday talk at the M E church in Coshocton Onlin argued that liberty grows amid struggles, urging openness to modern reforms and a broader civillising spirit.

F. Meek Meeek Meek Indiana Converse M. E. Church J. F. Meek Coshocton Onln Aorne de Etext

Supposed to Have Been Inhabited Writing On the Walls

The narrative describes exploration of a cave by Willan and Ernest Tallman of the city. They found wall markings and an apparent opening at about ten feet high leading to a chamber, with observers noting the cave’s walls and the unusual features found at the site.

Bose Hake Aia Pinsea Miver Farsi Willan Ernest Tallman Det Obie Editae Weil Savkan Esperane Sna Wat Isd

Old Cave Tragedy and Hidden Rooms Draw Local Interest

An elderly observer recalls a long cave exploration with police pursuit and a hidden entrance near a rocky shaft. He notes cave walls with letters, shelf-like rock features, and passages mapping to a suspected far end. He recounts a past escape and surrender, and expresses interest in future explorations with the boys.

Walhonding rape case settles after bond release

The Walhonding rape case took a peculiar turn as John A. Frazee, charged with rape, was released on bond after the mother of the girl and her attorney withdrew a petition for divorce. Frazee had been arrested on the charge, with a $1500 bond paid, and Squire Winner discharged him once the costs were paid.

Walhonding John A. Frazee Frazee Squire Winner

Senators Debate Rose Bill At Ohio Hearing

The Ohio senate heard pro and anti Rose bill arguments in a crowded chamber. Opponents argued prohibition burdens the people and harms industry, while supporters urged a referendum on saloon licenses and stronger controls. Local figures like Mayor Cordray and Rev Wasson spoke as unions warned of job losses and tax impact.

Collabus Senate Drake Ammrlegn Alliance W. A. Wasson Grace Episcopal Church Riverhead L. J Cincinnati German American Alliance of Ohio Frank Hillenkamp Iucas County John Elfers Kelly's Island William T. Kramer Dayton Otto Morix Cleveland Ralph D. Cohn Steubenville Max Henning Hamilton Carl Berger Frank Riste Julius Zoro Herman Pilenger Maine New England Elfars Central Labor Union of Chielnnatt Cordray London Dr. Welsh Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware Senator Atwell Baker

Hair Turns Red During Typhoid Recovery

A Dover Reporter clipping notes that after recovering from typhoid fever, Datvin Myera’s hair changed from black to a distinctly red color. The transformation appeared as he began to recover and continues as he convalesces.

Dover

Keene visit ends. locals noted in Canal Lewisville records

Jan 23 report from Canal Lewisville notes Miss Heskie Lingang returning home after a two week visit with relatives. Several social calls and visits are listed including Ed Thompking of Columbus with his sister Mrs. Wm Hartsock, and Miss Edna McGuire with Miss Iva Rowan. Names include Misses Minnie Kirk Margaret Cape Fannie McGuire Gay Fisher Grace Hartsock Nellie Walker Carrie McClain and others. A pie social at Phtio shall is announced for Saturday evening Jan 25.

Canal Lewisville Heskie Lingang Keene Minnie Kirk Margaret Cape Fannie McGuire Sugar Grove Farm Ed Thompking Columbus Wm. Hartsock Clara Cranblet Ethel Sinden Guy Bailey Mias Gay Fisher Cashocton Prof Renner Phtio

Improvements on Ohio Canal Progressing Favorably

Ginkles Geldel, superintendent of Uils division of the Ohio canal, reports from Columbus that dredging and ballast work are advancing along the line. Officials expect completion of the northern division between Akron and Cleveland by May 1 and plan ten new locks at the reposed Darawas and Zoar with preparations to begin soon.

Ohio Canal Ginkles Geldel Uils Ron Colhmbus Seversh Akron l Cleveland Lughtioers

Ferguson Advice Amid Panic Outlines Cattle Trade Fallout

Fragmented page notes Ferguson offering guidance on how to act during a panic with references to cattle pricing, market movements, and social disorder. Mentions unnamed figures and events, with scattered phrases about economic distress and public behavior.

Ferguson

Bakersville Community Notes and Personal Updates

Local column records social visits and family news in Bakersville. Mentions Hamilton of Bresnaix visiting, Carpenter and family returning from a work trip, Mrs Cary and Mrs Olis, and neighbors sharing greetings and housekeeping tips.

Ashbrook Proposes Restore Motto In God We Trust on Coins

Congressman Ashbrook from the Coinage Committee introduces a bill to restore the motto In God we Trust to all U S coins from which it was removed by Roosevelt. The measure would require future coinage to bear the motto.

Ashbrook Congress Roosevelt Senate House of Representatives United States of America

Taxpayer anger over costly primaries in Republican plan

Columbus January 23 taxpaying citizens protest the Republican committees in rural counties push for primaries funded by the public treasury. Courts may restrain county officials from paying for the primary as constitutional lawyers warn the plan violates state laws and stirs disputes over candidate ballots and delegate representation.

Columbus, O Jao Republian Phil Thay Cnurts Taft

Adams sells store to Bert Kapp in Willacreek area

Adams sells his small store to Bert Kapp at Willacreek. transfer will occur as soon as stocks are invoiced. The new firm will be Vin i & Lapy. Potential future plans unspecified. Manville Fiber Extinisher sales staff offered earnings of 26 to 50 dollars weekly. correspondence directed to HW W Johns from Manville Co Cleveland Ohio.

T. Adams Willa Creak Bert Kapp Vini & Lapy Atv. Adana Plus Mkuasville Resister Manville Fira Extinan Az Nts HW. W. Johns Manville Co, TS Cloviend, O

TWINS IN COMPLEX CARE CASES DRAW OUTSIDE AID

Eight years back Edna and Florence Dodson married Roy and Gus Crabbe, twin brothers. The two families lived under one roof and had six children. Both husbands were later jailed for failure to provide. Edna Crabbe sought an insanity ruling on Roy Crabbe. a probate doctor found dementia but not enough for commitment. The families, Saventa Day Adventists, refuse to live with each other as court actions resume over support.

The Humane Society Spencer Edna Dodson Florence Dodson Roy Gus Cabbe Edna Crabbe Tarbell Dodson Saventa Day Adventists Crabbes Guy Crabbe Burt Printing Co Colective

Reunion by a Dumpling Flavor Across Loyalties

John M. Lomax of Canal Dover Ohio and his sister Annie Lomax Hastings, long separated, were reunited after Lomax tasted beef stew with dumplings in a Louisville area home. The flavor triggered memories, revealing Annie’s former name and their kinship, ending decades of separation.

John M. Lomax Canal Dover, O Annie Trastings Hie Lomax Annie Lomax John Tine Anmuie Fred Wallace Hastings Cinelunath Cinclonath Uren Aenaggy Louisville Stanted D S Hastings Mrs. Hastings Bhim Canal Dover Herald

Boy drowns after ice breaking boat retrieval in Fourteen Feet of Water

Report describes a drowning rescue on a basin ice where a boy fell through. men moved a boat to break ice and recover the body trapped under the water. bystander Fred Klinger and others aided, while Floyd Courtright and Andrew Lanna assisted. The body was recovered and taken to Wolfe’s milk prior to burial.

Beuath Laughlin Wnide Foliauit Teter Martin Skmuld Nesna Fred Klinger Winger Strauss mM Lis Diray Ors Power Ronde Floyd Courtright Andrew Lanna Dran Coudright Wolfe Burkal

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