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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1907
Page
1
Cedar Point excursion promotion warned by local crowd
Promoters of a Pennsy excursion to Cedar Point conduct a canvass in Coshocton to sell tickets. The usable notice clarifies the real trip is to Luna Park in Cleveland on August 15 with factory work suspension and a city holiday for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Point
Coshocton
Inday
Times
Nole
W&tter
Luna Park
Cleveland
Suits Filed to Compel Subscribers to Take Stock
Attorney Hahn began suits for the Alliance Fee Company against K. L. Almack and Frank Almack. The new corporation alleges each defendant subscribed $100. Almack paid $138 and refuses the balance. Frank Almack declines to pay any portion, and the suits seek court action to compel stock acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hahn Tolay
Behal
Alliance Fee Company
K. L. Almack
Frank Almack
Bribery Trial Witnesses Tie Family to Cash Trial
Mrs Ann Lonergan wife of Supervisor Lonergan testified for the prosecution in the Louis Glass bribery case. She said her husband received four thousand dollars from T V Halsey of Pacific States Telephone to oppose a rival franchise for Home Telephone. She described money passed to her. Supervisors Coffey Nichols and former Supervisor Wilson also admitted funds from Halsey to sway actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Press Telegram
San Francisco
Ann& Lonergan
J. E. Lonergan
Lours Glaas
T. V. Halaey
Pacific States Telephone Company
Home Telephone Company
M. W. Coffey
E. P. Nichols
Andrew M. Wilson
Halsey
Business Mens Special Meeting Called for July 25
All members of the Business Mens Reseiiation are urged to attend at their rooms Thursday evening July 25 at o'clock. Important business will be discussed. D. O. Thompson, Vice President urges presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Mens Reseiiation
Girl's clothes catch fire injuring Hazel Dencey family
Yesterday afternoon eight year old Hazel Dencey of North Elgoth Street was badly burned when waste paper in a coal bucket caught fire after she asked to burn it outside. Her hip and back were burned. hands on herself and sisters were burned. Dr Stacey treated them. All injuries described as painful but not dangerous, and improving by morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Coshocton
Knabenshue
Guy Ropes
Frank Fuhr
Fair Grounds
Wilson
Brill
Fuhr
Fur
Clemens
Prof
Patrick
Wagona
Hazel
HB. Deneer
North
Elgoth Street
Mira
Dencer
Stacey
Bette
Returns After 40 Years Absence to See Family
After a forty year absence E Thomas Giffin returns to Coshocton to visit his siblings. In Chicago he works at the post office. His sister is Mrs M G Thomphing of this city and his brothers are William Giffin of Canal Lewisville and John Wirth of Plainfield. They plan a reunion at William Giffin or Lewisville's home on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Giffin
Coshocton
Ted
Giffin
Mr Giffin
Post Office
Chicago
M. G. Thomphing
William Giffin
Canal Lewisville
John Wirth
Plainfield
Giff
Willam Giffin
Lewisville
Afraid Jingos Fight Amid Brest Dispatch
A fragment from the Brest telegraph states that both American and Japanese forces faced potential clashes as Jap Aztece craser arrived, sparking fears of combat between the two powers in the theater.
Ships Denied Shore Leave Amid Fear of Clash
Officers refused shore leave to ships amid rising tension fearing a clash at port. Crews remained aboard as authorities debated security measures and possible diplomatic steps to prevent confrontation.
New Baby Born To Dr and Mrs Lee of Sit Vernon
A six and a half pound baby boy arrived last night at the home of Dr and Mrs Lee in Sit Vernon. Mrs Lee, formerly Miss Kate Goodman of Coshocton, is the mother. The couple’s friends extend hearty congratulations.
Senator Tillman Speaks At Chautauqua On Rage Problem
The article praises Senator Benjamin Tillman as a major Southern leader and emphasizes the value of listening with an open mind to his views. It notes his honesty and patriotism, acknowledges disagreement, and urges respectful hearing to gain educational benefit from public discourse at the chautauqua event in Coshocton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messice
Benjamin Titlman
South Carolina
National Congress
Wilch
Rhett
Tilman
Tilo
Brave engineer sacrifices life saving others at Cannerton
James McGuire, an engineer and fireman, died after a rapid averted collision while trying to save colleagues. He leaped into the engine well as an eastbound freight rounded a curve, preventing a heavier crash. A prominent member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Knights of Columbus, his death drew wide sorrow among colleagues and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otestelletian
James McGhuire
Cannerton
Denniyon
McGuirres
Mrr
Meftuir
Mr. McGuire
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineere
Knights of Columbus
B. of
L. B
Wilbur Norman Tours Central America to New York Stop
San Francisco adventurer Wilbur Norman, on a long tour, traveled from California to Panama by sea and overland to New York. He visited his sister Joan Williams and cousin Mrs Wen Marshall, recounted sights, and recalls catching a one pound shark off La Union on June 14. The shark jaws and a submerged hat from Acapulco are on display at Stegriat Williams drug store. Norman plans further stops before returning home. James J. Jackson and Fern Florence Custer obtain a marriage license in Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adaneh Trivedad Teurkt
Wilbur Norman
San Francisco
Sheety
Bacely Tie
Panama
New York
Joan Williams
Wen Marshall
Norman
Calfornia
la Union
San Salvador
Stegriat & Williams Drug Store
Acapulco
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Furr
Prof. Wilson
Jemens
Ata
D. O. Thompson, V. Pres
Prince Royal of
Spain
Countess de Puerto
Alemec
Mother
Tiny Sister
Jingos
Brest
France
Crown
Senator Tillman
Chautauqua
Aoman
Gia
Ben Thhnan
Wal
Chantanqia
Ben Tillman
James J. Jackson
Brakeman
Columbia
Fern Florence Custer
Wert Cartisie
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