Grand jury finds no blame in Delphie Conners death
The June grand jury concluded its investigation into Delphie Conners death at Spring Mountain. After hearing forty five witnesses, five true bills were returned, two secret, seven ignored. The case yielded no crime or identifiable culprit. Also, George Moore and Albert Fouch face burglary indictments for the Mohawk Railway Station raid last December. Lear indicted for non-support, arrested in Toledo, and James Mobley adultery proceedings were among the caseload.
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Delphie Conners
Spring Mountain
p. m
George Moore
Albert Fouch
Mohawk
Lear
Toledo
Hamilton
James Mobley
Fight Over Vivisection At Chicago Convention
Delegates at a Chicago convention of the American medical association vote unanimously to create a commission to oppose laws abolishing vivisection. Dr W S Cannon advocates educational campaign against opponents, as Dr Alexis Carrel discusses animal experimentation and Dr Herbert L Burrell calls for physician public cooperation and sanitation education. Evening sessions feature Dr Thayer and Dr Harrington addressing public health matters.
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Chicago
house of del gates
board of trustees
W. 8. Cannon
Alexis Carrel
New York
Herbert L. Burrell
Boston
wade & ples
William $8. Thayer
Baltimore
Charles Harrington
Arrest Follows the Rice Throwing
Sequel to previous incidents in which two Barth women were arrested, Nathan Marain now under arrest for carrying concealed weapons. He was arrested in Coshoc-ton last night and brought here today. A hearing before Justice Fred Barthelmeh is planned, with an attorney selected in Cushecton to represent him.
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Partie
Barth
Nathan Marain
Coshocton
Fred Barthelmeh
Cushecton
Helen Minanus Awarded High Honors in Eighth Grade
Owing to public interest in the eighth grade commencement, the program will be held at Six Street Theatre at 7 30 p m. It includes recitations solos and songs with class address by I E Baughman. Ten top scholars named Supt Bryant lists Helen McManus as top pupil with Maignett Giher close second Elizabeth Lee Gertrude Mathews Marguerite Parisit Chubb Bessie Wheeler Joseph Baughman and Gladys You among others. Remaining events this week include exhibits and class plays at Math Street Theatre and Gieth Street Theatre with twenty vendors on market and local prices noted.
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Sixth Street Theatre
Alcyone hall
I E. Baughman
Bryant
Helen ‘cMano8
Maignet Gi
Elizabeth Lee
Gertrude Mr I Mathews
Marguerite Parisit Chubb
Bessie Wheeler
Josephe Baughman
Gladya You
remalane
Two Minute Session Of Common Pleas
Court opened for about two minutes Wednesday morning and recessed. The judge would be ready all day to hear cases. Two cases, Barrwklew vs. Simpeon, for judgment on copowerit mote, were set for today and continued.
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Barrwklew
Simpeon
County Levy Likely To Rise As Tax Digest Uncertain
County commissioners will set June and December levies with little chance of a smaller levy than last year. Officials cite heavy road bond demand and limited remaining funds for other services. The tax duplicate may drop from 1907 due to railroad valuation cuts and reduced personal property assessments amid few new buildings.
Explosion at Miami powder mill kills two men
A blast at the Miami powder mill near Yellow Springs Ohio on June 3 killed Harry Hickman and fatally wounded Gus Rinesbarger. The explosion damages powder houses and grisly injuries are reported.
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American Press Telegram
Yellow Springs
Miami
here
Harry Hickman
Gus Rinesbarger
Balloon Chicago Sails 800 Miles and Breaks Records
Report from Clear Lake SD recounts the Chicago balloon voyage lasting 11 hours with altitudes up to 6,560 feet. Harsh weather included freezing rain and strong winds forcing hard landings near Drayer eight miles southwest of Clear Lake. Crew led by Colonel Coey and Captain Bumbaugh endured, but the attempt did not set the record due to weather.
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Chicago
Clear Lake
W. H Pickens
aC A Cory & Company
H. Leichliter
Drayer
Quincy
Kirksville
Colonel Coey
Bumbaugh
Bainbaugh
Willtem
Coup
Bank cashier kills himself in New York
New York report says Charles T. Muir a paying teller at the Forty Second Street branch of the Corn Exchange Bank shot himself today. The motive remains unknown. Also noted as a separate item, an unrelated health note mentions Walter Coast of Water Street diagnosed with typhoid fever.
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American Press Telegram
New York
Chas. T. Muir
Forty Second street
Corn Exchange bank
Wight of Water street
orr lously GH
Allison Leads In Dubuque County Vote Test
In Dubuque June 3 a statement from Allison headquarters claims Allison will win by 10 000 to 12 000 votes. Results show a tight race for the Democratic senator nomination with incomplete Iowa results and a likely final outcome after official counts. The Republican governor candidate Cuomo faces close competition with Carroll and Allison. A notable slice of yesterday’s returns centers on Judge S F Prouty defeating a congressman for a key party post, while Tail concedes a precinct leadership run.
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American Prensa Telegram
Dubuque
Allison
fsaund
Ailison
Cumming
Cwuomins
Carroll
Albson
atoun
Tail
hia
Me Hall
Resident may face assault charge after incident in Wa'honding
A report from Wa'honding mid afternoon notes public concern over a well known local man, about to be arrested on charges of assaulting a nine year old girl visiting his Coshocton residence. The man is married with a family and about 45 years old, with references to John Wright and New Moscow activity.
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Wa'honding
Coshocton
President Roosevelt Thrown From Horse in Park
President Roosevelt was thrown from his horse this afternoon while riding in Rock Creek Park. He landed in a small stream but escaped injury, according to American Press Telegram in Washington D. C. on June 3.
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American Press Telegram
Washington, D. C
dent Roosevelt
Rock Creek Park
Concrete bridge expert from Pittsburg inspects Coshocton sites
One of America’s leading concrete bridge architects, Mr. Lambe of Pittsburg, arrived in Coshocton this afternoon to survey sites for two proposed new bridges. General Manager Worthington accompanied him to the sites, and after meetings with local officials he prepared observations for the bridge boards.
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America
Coshocton
FA Worthington
Wabashays ten Tain
Wheeling
tala
Trfte
Betaces Mege
County Claims Total and Tax Notes Mentioned
County commissioners reported total claims of 1620.85 dollars this afternoon. Of this amount, 101.55 dollars covered witness fees and sheep value concerns. December tax figures reference funds in the dog fund, with unclear allocations remaining.
Four Patterson Graduates at Spring Mt Ceremony
Four Patterson graduates are listed for the Byung Mountaie commencement held at Byung Mountaie Street on day asentouw ac 7a9. Notable names include Pearl Tillian Vai Carter and others, with unclear spellings due to OCR. The record preserves the event and the graduate mentions from the noisy source.
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PATTERSON
SPRING MT
Byung
Mrs Hagans Dies at Newcastle in Ohio Township
Mrs Alligabeth Hagans of New Castle township died this morning at 2 oclock from heart trouble. Born in Livestock county she moved to Coshocton county about fifty years ago. Survived by many children including Samuel Newark John Nellie Min Ellen Winston Benjaminy Joseph Wal honding I F Hagats Mohawk Lille Donacher New Gull George Hagans West Nellie. Funeral Thursday at two from the family home with Rev Willat of Warsas in charge.
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Alligabeth Hagans
ew Castle
Vintaens
Coshocton
Samuel
Newark
John
Nellie
Min
Ellen Winston
Newak
Benjaminy
Joseph
Walhonding
F Hagats
Mig Lille Donacher
New Gulliom
George Hagans
west
Nellie Puneval osersiers
Rev
Willat
Warsas
Ballot questions loom as state voters head to polls
Ballot measures fill the lengthy ballot with dozens of candidates for governor lieutenant governor attorney general and other statewide offices. Voters will also see district attorneys secretaries of state and judges on the ballot along with county seats and several commission and assessor posts. The slate lists electors and major party nominees across offices, with parties fielding candidates for judicial and public works posts and a host of local races.
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maine
tafe
che supreme emit
supreme court
Frazeysburg Phone Meeting Declares Six Percent Dividend
The annual meeting of Ore Kravegeburg Tele phone Co was held Monday in Frazeysburg. A six percent dividend was declared for the year. Officers and directors listed include Max Frazier as president, W. Drake as vice president, Hy Frazier as secretary and treasurer, J. B. Rhodes as general manager, and director names such as Max Fraser, Frank Shaw, Nathan Nethers, and Samuel Dorsey.
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Forversburg
Ore Kravegeburg Telephone Co
Max Frazier
Motion 1 Files in the Case of Reseve versus Moore et al
A court filing titled Motion 1 is submitted in the case of J P Reseve versus 3 R Moore and others. The document seeks parity and costs related to the proceedings, naming the respondent as Grom with related details.
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J. P
R. Moore
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