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Coshocton Weekly Times

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1907

Page

4

Judge Adams Seen as Possible New Federal Judge

Washington reports a proposed southern Ohio federal district judgeship under the Foraker Taylor bill. Potential candidates include Sherman T. McPherson, Howard Hollister, John F. Later, HT Steward, Gotsehbalk, Judge Brit Brown, and Judge John J. Adams of Zanesville. Indorsements await the bill’s passage. Keifer has not endorsed any candidate. Adams is linked to the Black family by marriage and seen as a possible associate to Judge Thompson.

Washington Ohio Foraker- Taylor Distro Vutbert HT Steward Taylors Thompson

Infirmary association elects Ohio officers in session

In Columbus the Ohio Infirmary Dispensary Association elected its officers for the coming year at the Lorain hotel. William James of Athens County was named president with A. H. Harlan of Clinton as first vice president and C. A. Watton of Butler as second vice president. Olin Ky Elila of Franklin is corresponding secretary. William H. Stephenson of Greene County is recording secretary. A. J. Dorney of Hancock County is treasurer. The session included talks on the tramp problem, outdoor relief, maternal duties in infirmaries, handling patterns, and the duties of directors.

Columbus Ohio Infirmary Lorathwn Hotel William James Athens County A. H. Harlan Clinton County C. A. Watton Butler County Oin Ky Elila Franklin County William H. Stephenson Greate County A.J. Dorney Hancock

New Mexico Colony Hints at Buckeye Settlement Plans

The Newcomerstown area reports researchers studying conditions in New Mexico for a potential colony. If climate and social factors suit, Mr. Jackson may resign as pastor and move his family west, with Mr. Neighbor following suit. Investigators await a report as several Ohio families show interest in establishing schools churches and society there, aiming to start a newTerritory community.

Newcoutmerstowdr Jackson Tor Ehucch Phea Neighboro New Mexico Neighbor

Scarlet fever hits youngest child and church work advances

Jan 24 report from Spring Mountain notes a scarlet fever incident affecting the youngest child of John Hand, with Chloris recovering. The two eldest children stay with Dr. Baker for prevention. Carl Gilbert also recuperating. St Rose church interior nearing completion and services planned for next Sunday. Several local names and brief town updates appear, including preaching at the M B church and local arrivals.

Spring Mountain John Her Chloris CHM Rehinsin Cif M. RB Sundias Nba Speckman Warsaw Milter Wars Geo Sheldeia Iwains Columbas Mes Daishe Ras Cleveland Mra Elizatet, Maielloer

In Memoriam Mary Crowther Daughter of Crowthers

In memoriam Mary Crowther born in Baltimore Maryland, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Crowther. She moved with family to the western part of the county, died after a long illness in hospital. Survived by two daughters Christina Rintell and Roatan Sissaks, and her husband and sister. The obituary recalls her devotion to Bible teaching, faith, and patience in suffering.

Mary Crowther James Crowther Baltimore Apri Wester Parto Jame Wien Yenice Marta Bette Remi Psat Linares Christena Rintell Roatan Sissaks Gan

Untitled Funeral Eulogy Notices Plants Hope in Blooming Grove

A short obituary and funeral notice describe the death and burial of a wife and mother. It lists surviving relatives including two daughters, four grandchildren, three sisters, and four brothers. The service, led by Rev. G L Lewis, referenced Genesis verse and placed the body beside her husband in Blooming Grove cemetery.

Bela Byu Spirit Land Hertemaina J. G. Fry Howard Finnell J. Speaks

Abduction Charges Hit Ring Leader of Minstrel Company

Pittsburg dispatch reports George Tarnaum manager of the Duncan Clark Female Minstrel company is arrested on abduction charges. He allegedly abducted 15 year old Arline Kuasisely of New Philadelphia Ohio and sold her to a saloon keeper in Claridge Westmoreland County after performances. Barnum tours with about twenty young girls in a private car and auctions them off after shows. Detective Lally claims the binding of Miss Kinsly was so tight the saloon keeper paid nothing.

Associated Press Pittsburg George Tarnaum Duncan Clark Central Police Station Tarnaum Homer Walters Lincoln Avenue Arline Kuasisely New Philadelphia Claridge Westmoreland County Barnum Barniun Lally Miss Kinsly Barnumi

Change of venue to Zanesville granted in fraud suit

A change of venue to Zanesville was granted Friday in the case of George T. Webb as plaintiff against Mary J. Lingafelter and Robert Lingafelter. The suit seeks to recover money claimed to be defrauded from the Homestead Hulhling & Loan Company of this city by Lingafelter and her son. The action is part of a series of sensational suits linked to the company’s wrecking and ensuing legal battles.

Newark Tan Zuanesvile George T. Webb Rejoolver Mary J. Lingafelter Hulhling & Loan Company Thin City Mary J Lingafelter Robert Eingafelter Spruttding & Aan Company

The Charming Woman in Perfect Form and Feisty Style

An advertisement extols a charming woman with perfect form and feisty bearing, praising brisk step and spry figure. It touts healthful beauty and features endorsements for products by Anderson's Cossecton and other vendors, claiming promotional cosmetic and tonic benefits.

Bloc Bo Anderson Cossecton OM. Kerstson

Ohio at Vicksburg honors book from Ohio Vicksburg commission

The Daily Times acknowledges receipt of Onion at Vicksburg edited by W. P. Gault with 371 pages plus maps. Captain Hayes authored the 32d Ohio chapter. the volume details the siege, regimental histories, and the Cass of Coshocton County, praising the narrative and Ohio’s records.

The Daily Times Vicks Hayes Sein Ohio Vicksburg Battle Ground Ww. P. Gault Charles Hipp Wm. H. Raynor James Kilborne Gault Vicksburg Ohio 32D Ohio and Company Coshoctun County

Indictments and town notes fill last county court session

Clerk of Courts McBane informed Judge Maxwell of indictments and several cases, while many names appear among defendants. A separate report notes city street work referrals and record receipts, along with a fatal family incident and funeral details for Mrs. Mullet, a local carillon worker.

Influence of the Street Sermon by Dr Fisher at M P Church

Dr Fisher delivers a forceful sermon on street influence at the M P Church, arguing the city and its streets shape morality, culture, and character. He cites Jeremiah, warns against urban temptations in finance and vice, and urges practical religious work on the street to curb corruption and promote virtue.

DR. Fisher Fisher M. P Judeah Jerusalem Rome Italy London England Paris France Jeremiah Baal Wall Street Ebriety Christ Qhilat Hig Aneti Air Wesley and Whitfield Salvation Army Jesus

Marriage Bonds and Nursing Student News

Marriage license filed for William R. Bush and Mehawk Wilhaxe with Emma Shepherd and William W. Snedeker listed as second couple. Rev. Retiert officiating. Miss Blanche Beall to join Hopkins University Nursing Training after prior study in Cleveland hospital. Also a local ad promotes Allen's Foot Base cure for chilblains and frostbite.

William R. Bush Eol Mehawk Wilhaxe Emma Ariuss ‘Shepherd Thos Shepherd Jefferson Tp William W. Snedeker Lafayette Ub Rihia Blanche Beall Walkeadine Hopkins University Nurses Training School Miss Beall Cleveland Hospital

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