05 Jul 1906
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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1906
Page
1
COUNTY FINANCES are outlined in a statement from The Daily Times. The Chautauqua program is discussed alongside an upcoming weather update noting a likely shower Wednesday.
The second annual Cashecton Chau tauqua offers a full course of lectures and entertainment. Tickets have been reduced from 1.75 to 1.50 for season access with non transferable passes, children under ten at 1.00, and single admissions 0.50. A 3 cent fee goes to the city for grounds maintenance. police will guard the site.
Fragmented OCR text describes a board decision about janitors and inspections at an unspecified location. It mentions approval, performance concerns, and the possibility of selection processes, with unclear names and places due to the damaged source.
A sixty eight year old resident of Yeththem, identified as Grimes, was declared insane after a lunacy examination. He is to be transferred to a state hospital in Columbus today, following a failing health six month decline and a first attack marked by delusions of danger. His family history shows no prior murder or violence tendencies.
J. T. McBane, the county clerk elect who takes office Monday August fifth, has filed his official bond for fifteen thousand dollars with the county. The action completes the qualification process for the incoming official.
County commissioners determine action as opted if, together with the list of SRE, ourities, outlining authority and responsibilities. Officials review procedures and potential impacts on local governance and budgeting. Further details forthcoming from county clerk.
John 4. Taylor married the divorced wife of George Finley last evening. The woman and her former husband were legally separated about a year ago. She runs a boarding house and he works as a glassblower.
A romantic excerpt from William Roan Wallace celebrates the independence bell ringing on July the fourth. The verse recalls the old bellman delivering news and the nation’s spirit, urging enduring freedom and memory of the bell’s call to liberty.
Coshocton residents plan quiet Fourth of July with town offices closed all day and post services operating on limited hours The Times notes many will stay in town while stores and courthouses have adjusted schedules The public is advised of closures and delivery changes for the holiday.
Tren PMckerson has received his number 37034 in the Ohio penitentiary. It notes he is the fifth occupant of the Pen annex and the total prison population that day was 1608 with thad males.
The remains of Mrs wi fieall who died Monday at Hillsdale Jackson township Ohio arrived here this Bileboeon on train six She was a former resident of Keene big re-
The Daily Times forecasts a strong cold wave moving eastward from the west. Forecaster Frankenfeld warns of sharp temperature drops across California and New Mexico with lower readings spreading to the central region by midweek. Thunder showers expected in many areas as the system advances.
A special grand jury will investigate alleged rebating and discrimination by Lake Shore and other firms in the Statehood of company shipments. District Attorney Christie and Assistant Sullivan will lead the inquiry with testimony about Standard Oz shipments and related corporate practices. The commission meeting was held at a country club and future proceedings are planned.
About one hundred lots already sold with a pre sale and bidding process described. Details mention payments of 25 dollars per lot and a public mass meeting at Sach Street. The notice notes improvements and anticipated completion of the development, with a public hearing and community involvement.
A report notes a stolen horse and buggy were found near Coshocton after a sequence of events described in fragmented text. The account mentions police involvement and local responses, with lingering confusion over names and precise details.
A plan for a new church building to be erected on the corner of Main and Eight streets is shown in windows by Gisser. The design promises a magnificent, spacious structure to honor the congregation and reflect the support from the local community.
A garbled report describes a Paliee society case in Warsaw with a man receiving a fine and support payments. The text then mentions Mead Mr M A McConnell and an event at their home Sunday morning, followed by unclear claims of distributing items to local friends and receiving congratulations.
Wilson brothers will relocate from Nowsarl to Canal Dover for a celebration of the city anniversary. A fireman's tournament is listed as a feature of the event.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention viewers John Lapp Robinson Hobart Porton and others assessing an petition in Crawford township. Local commissioners are referenced in connection with a road project vote or review process.
Rail service suspended on Sunday and Monday after a blaze near Kil Tek delayed the Dresden branch. Passengers from Coluin- Ines were sent to Newark, while trains from the Dresden line were reassigned to other routes.
The vice president and his wife traveled en route from Washington to Indianapolis where they will speak to friends and reporters. The pair rode in a Washington Indianapolis sleeper car and waved to onlookers as they moved through the area.
A garbled list details various relief fund allocations across multiple locales and individuals. Names such as Crawford and Monroe appear with amounts like 16 dollars and 9 dollars, while others including Washington and Virgina are noted with funds ranging up to 125 dollars.
A dedicatory service Sunday completed the church erected at a cost of 3000 dollars in Sweamerstown. Rev G W Brooks of Dayton delivered the sermon and the remaining debt of 1800 was subscribed. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Jesse Grace near New Moscow.
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