Dickerson Taken To Pen Annexe In Columbus
Ben Dickerson was removed from the county jail at 6 AM in handcuffs by Sheriff Ham Brown and Deputy Frank Wiggins aboard the 8:05 Pennsy train to Columbus. He will be confined in the penitentiary annex awaiting final outcome of the murder case, with his appeal seeking a new trial on alleged evidentiary errors.
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Ben Dickerson
Ham Brown
Frank Wiggins
Columbus
Dickerson
Bhid
Tme
Wiggins
Mr. Browning
Len Dickerson
Annex
Suicidy
Comrpe
Warden Gould
Wood
Long
Arrival at the Pen: Dickerson Transported to Ohio Pen
Special report from Columbus notes Ben Dickerson, condemned murderer of Simon Hughes, arrived at the penitentiary at 8:45 am on Thursday. He was fingerprinted, searched, and escorted by Sheriff Browning and Deputy Wiggins. In the cell, he showed visible nervous tension as guards prepared for the final transfer and he passed the electric chair on the way to the annex.
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Columbus
Ben Dickerson
Simon Hughes
Cooperdele
Coshocton
Bay
Sherif Browning
LF. Wiggins
Thaw Indicted for Murder in New York Grand Jury Action
The Grand Jury indicted Thaw this afternoon on murder in the first degree. He is to be arraigned tomorrow after the indictment. Reading of the rest of the fragmentary text references a marriage license notice and various unreadable items, with no clear additional details.
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New York
Thaw
Court House News on Probate and Murder Case
Real estate items list numerous parcels and owners including Alice Brat, Alice Hamilton, Mary E. Ling, and Jagrrett A Walters with additions to fields in Bliss and Lafayette. Probate Court final account filed for Amundrian Foster. lease petition error allowed for Dr Oliver C Maugh of Dayton, Ohio, convicted of first degree murder, with stay of execution. Court adjourned to September 24 and did not decide the Drake cove.
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PF. Jagarett
A. Walters
Wee Lafayette
W. W Fresterick
Amdiron Foster
Columbus
Sup: Fame Court
Oliver C.,. Maugh
Dayton
Ohio
Drake Cove
Ben Lickers Begins Penitentiary Stay After First Day
The first request of Ben Lickers upon arrival at the penitentiary Thursday was for a good cigar. He was examined by day physician Dr. Arnold, who found nothing amiss and left promptly. Dickerson befriended most inmates while Styles remained silent during a brisk morning of card play and a hearty midday meal, suggesting he may become a model prisoner.
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Ben Lickers
Annex
Arnold
Dickerson
Styles
Columbus
Lutheran Children Day Service and Summer Activities
Misses Elilen and Mary Crile visited grandparents near Fresno. Chili baseball team hosted New Bedford. summer practice noted. Mrs. Washington Masters visiting. wife died of stomach cancer in Cleveland after operation. Lutheran children's services program listed with songs, recitations, and readings led by Ida Bender and Blanch Sebenberg. Francis Scheerer and Arthur Feior perform in the program. Allen 3. Olmasred announced as commander of the Verna knights Templar in Columbus.
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Freene O
Jane
Elilen
Mary Crile
Mes
Doin
Washington Masters
Cleveland
Alex
Crile
Pearl
Albert Porty
Sumiay
Fern Darnes
Elea Roser
Coshucton
Mortis Lint
John Volty
Chillwest
Canton
Ida Bender
Cirle
Fairie Langencoad
Ray ‘Vender
Foy Miser
Harvey
Stantz
Loving Jesus
George
Four Hoya
Po Sola Wang
Lucile Thomas
Hhorns
Whale Clase
Ty Verny
Ervin Suropset
Troth
Crile Roesthathon
Pearsheen
Reettathon
Ohurhea’s
Helen Shietz
Quartetia
Tiby Barth
Miser
Cribe
Lorene Sonu
Atter -Lesux
Francis Scheerer
Arthur Feior
Arther
Mr O
Myre
Rserharn
Shaneesille
Viele Trheids
Lindia Miller
Mie
Tone
Jaeet Rety
Judge Ts verdict set aside damage award in West arictet case
Judge Thomps of the Federal ooy ag Columbus set aside the $100 verdict against the Coshu ct on West aricet for damages to Wes while employed in a shale bank. The ruling grants a new trial, stating the case should have been taken from the gary earlier and there was no ground for action.
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Thomps
Ooy Ag
Columbus
Cpe
Oof West
Coshucton Brick Company
Wes
Dhe
Gary
Post Office Safe Blown In New Concord Robbery
Early Saturday a safe at the New Concord Post Office was blown and robbed of cash and stamps. A horse and buggy were stolen to escape, and the post office records were destroyed. The thieves fled toward Coshocton area. no suspects identified. Local authorities were alerted but no arrests reported.
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New Concord
Coshoct
Henry Nelson
R. ©. McCall
Besey
Yesamen
Dr. Watson
Bloomfield Man Breaks Neck in Fall, Wife Dies After Shock
James Patterson and his wife, about 80, living near Bloomfield, fell in a cellar step while visiting daughter Mrs Henry Work west of Millersburg near the Goshocton county line. He died instantly from a broken neck. she, witnessing the accident, died of heart disease shortly after. They will share one grave.
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Bloomfield
James Patterson
Goshocton County
Henry Work
Millersburg
League Umpires Life Of Joy And Peaceful Umpiring
Coshocton county league umpires face a strenuous season with fans quick to curse. The piece notes their demanding role, the public’s volatile reactions, and the solitary life led in summer, with jokes about their fame and the few close friends who support them.
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Coshocton
Silk” O'Loughlin
Wmps
Wilo
Russia
Europe
Mearly
Mesorsex
Junewan
Irien
Murphy
Adamsville Man Dies After Prolonged Illness
Adamsville resident, a highly respected citizen, died Friday morning after a monthslong illness due to complications of diseases. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 10 o clock at home with Rev. Mr. Gable officiating. Interment in Adamsville Cemetery. Also mentions a cough syrup advertisement by C. S. Anderson.
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Lis
Aelock
Mr. Gable
Adameville
Candidates for Commissioner Nomination Announced
Joe Aronmhalt of Tuccarawas township and Edward M. Norman of Keene township announced their candidacies for the Republican nomination for county commissioner.
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Joe. Aronmhalt
Tuccarawas Township
Edward M. Norman
Keene Township
Counry
Death of Wu rm Hay Civil War veteran in Sandusky
Relatives learned Friday noon of the death of Wu rm Hay at the Soldiers Home in Sandusky. A native of this county, he lived here most his life aside from his Civil War service and the last two years in Sandusky. He was 62 and had kidney trouble. Enlisting in April 1861, he served in the Sixteenth Ohio then the Eightieth Ohio with distinction. He leaves two brothers and one sister: James Hay of Coshocton, Robert Hay of Columbus, and Mrs. Filla Shere of Cincinnati. Remains expected to be brought home tonight.
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Wurm Hay
Sanedusky
Mr. Hay
Sandusky
Kidney Tronbie
Ohio
James Hay
Coshocton
Robert Hay
Columbus
Filla Shere
Cincinnati
Administrators Sale of Real Estate in Coshocton County
Public auction scheduled for July 21 1906 at Coshocton Court House to sell multiple parcels. Descriptions include lots 33 and partial lot 24, two large land tracts totaling 112 acres, and a city lot, with appraised values $1400 $228 and $612 and $1300. Terms are one third cash, one third in one year, one third in two years with interest.
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Proince Court
Coshocton County
Ohio
Welock
Court
Coshocton
Charles West
Frank Hay
Orange Street
Wagoner
David Evans
Said
Township Four
Range 5
Catherine Dehl
Catherine Cognon
John Cognon
Common Pleas Court
Cash- Joden County
John A. Hanlon
Preeper Co
Roger
Admr
Neutse
Joe L. Mutewell
Atty
Pim
Probate notices set for July hearing in Coshocton County
In the Probate Court of Coshocton County Ohio notices announce accounts and vouchers filed by administrators and guardians for several deceased or minor beneficiaries. A hearing is scheduled for July 20, 1806, with details recorded by Judge. An unrelated classified line advertises a Manville Fire Extinguisher sales position offering $25 to $50 weekly.
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Obie
Coshoctan County
Probere Cours
Jowit
Seth McCleary
Thomas Shannon
Emanuel Shaeffer
Sarat Lockard
Benjami Coe
Walter C. Young
Moses Chang
Benjamin Banka
Jobb Martter
Russell L. Donley
Ohis
Coshocton
A. Mortlew
John T. Dickey
Lewis Chaney
Daniel Meardy
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Philadelphia Coal Company
Lee Shaw
Cora Perne
Nelson Murphy
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Deeds
Granville
Dr. Foster
Goshocton
Fred Nerman
Roscoe
Harry Caton
Oscar Hooder
Grace Murphey
Coshnelow
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Anterson
Kennedy
College Town
Marshall McCall
Daily Times
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Coshecton
Lida Siaser
Rube” Levi
Adamsville
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