Scandal Case Goes to Grand Jury in Slander Suit
The preliminary hearing before Justice Wimmer in the criminal slander case against Raith Wilson, brought by Eadie Harbort from Linton Mill, ended with Wilson bound over to the grand jury in a 100 bail. The case sparked local gossip and calls for privately conducted hearings, while the wedding of Leven of Mikersville to Miss Dilla Portz drew a large crowd and featured Rev. T. W. Cornell, a four course supper, and notable attendees from nearby towns.
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Wimmer
Raith Wilson
Eadie Harbort
Hofne
Linton Mill
Wilson
Times
Guy Body
Blissfield Parsonage Repair Discussed at Blissfield Meeting
Blissfield residents attended a Saturday meeting where the parsonage trustee outlined planned repairs. Names mentioned include Titia Bowers Alla Koen Zelpha Lowe Cora Titan and Sarah Buckmaster, while Mayers suffered a light stroke later in the day and was taken home. The gathering also noted schooling events and nearby travel.
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Hivestiedd
Tapas
Phat
Callon
Wallima
Parenis
Joh Willamian
Titia Bowers
Alla Koen
Wow
Sarah Buckmaster
Cosbecton
Foraker and Taft Tariff Clash Dominate Ohio Politics
The piece examines Taft's tariff stance versus Roosevelt’s, noting Ohio manufacturing interests backing Foraker and opposing tariff cuts. It contrasts rural support in agricultural states with opposition from woolgrowers and hide producers, and comments on Roosevelts Indianapolis speech and Forakers Steubenville appeal for constitutional states’ rights. It mentions Cincinnati’s Commercial Tribune’s stance, and ends with local notes on community events and residents.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Ohio
Foraker
Iowa
Wisconsin
Indianapolis
Senator Foraker
Steubenville
Wall Street
Jogie
Franklin Station News highlights local Sunday visits
Franklin stuntanine 14.-Mise Lizzie Robert of Coshneran spent Sunday with he, Frank Fierone Mr. and Mra. Joe Canner and son Fioyd and Mr. Gog Rogers and Mina Cora Dunfre spent Sunday in Otaega. Mrs. Etelia Letire of Coskocton spent Sunday in the area.
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John Reamer
Lewisville
C. J. Reamer
Columbus
G. C. Brewer
Tresa
Byrd Payne
Jelly
Etzabeth
Thomas Ham ‘Ton
Frank Hamilton
John Gore
Norm
Lewiss
Salle Ingram
Cosb
New York
Wado Bay
Winifred Boot
Titan Boaedera
Wall
Petarives
Wort
Tinisy
Britue
Mirsitia
Golumbie
Jambrattier
Ledtin
Wasw
Franklin Stuntanine
Mise Lizzie Robert
Coshneran
Frank Fierone
Joe Canner
Fioyd
Gog Rogers
Mina Cora Dunfre
Otaega
Etelia Letire
Coskocton
Local Notices From Bakersville June Event and Weddings
Bakersville reports weddings as Prof S C Leech wed Della Portz and Miss Clara Eadsley to Abraham Weatherwax. David Norris buried near Mt Zion. Dr. Lower from Coshocton visited with son Hunter after postgraduate work at Johns Hopkins. Fire extinguisher ads and social updates fill the page with names, places, and upcoming events.
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Bakersville
L. P. Barr
Helmick
Chloo
S.C. Leech
Della Portz
Adam Portz
Swan
Lake County
David Norris
Mt. Zion
Dr. Lower
Coshocton
Hunter
Baltmore
John
Board of Review session ends with tax decisions
County Board of Equalization completed its week long session. No coal tax changes. future levies mirror previous years. Pipeline valuations raised to 3 inch 2360 per mile and 6 inch 940 per mile. Goods valuation for Columbus Coal and Mining Co. raised from 400 to 500. RE Wright Warsaw building valuation increased by 360. Livestock valuations unchanged. June tax collected total 7311.02 with daily breakdowns. Case in common pleas concerns money collection rights against James Adams et al. James Stewart estate inventory filed shows personal property totaling 2557.50.
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County Board of Equalization
Columbus Coal and Mining Co
RE. M. Wright
Warsaw
J. ©. McGrew
James C. Adams
Common Pleas Court
Stewart
James Stewart
Adamsville Home Coming Plans and Canal News
A Adamsville meeting set August 23 and 24 for Home Coming events with nine two day sessions. A committee of local citizens was named to organize. Ohio and Erie Canal logistics include Cleveland to Dresden, 155 miles, serving 1.1 million population nearby. The canal aims to move freight with rail harmony. Mrs Mary Wolfe of West Lafayette died of heart disease leaving two children. Dresden prepares for the national holiday celebration as business leaders support fundraising. Wigard baseball will play two games on the Fourth at the event site.
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Adamsville
Vicinly
Ohio
R. Bowden
K.C. Jordan
Alonzo Nims
Aa. J. Trittipo, ©. O. Mateneti, Bruce Doughty, (. Be, Darner, J. A. Skinner and
J. W. Ryan
Ohio and Erie Canal Company
Cleveland
Clevelind
Dresden
Brecksville
Penena
Akton
Barberion
Massillon
Navarre
Canal Filton
New Philadelphia
Cesbadton
Mea
Zanesville
United States
al Fond
Wigard
Manville Co Seeks Dry Powder Extinguishers From Cleveland Sellers
H. W. Johes of Menville Co Cleveland advertises ready buyers for dry powder extinguishers. The brief notice requests sellers to respond today with options and pricing.
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Manville
H. W. JohesMenville Co
Cleveland
Humane officer investigates Second Street home
Humane officer probes care of a 99-year-old Mrs Robinson kept in a squatter home while her son pockets her $12 pension and $4 monthly Soldiers Relief. Officer Jackson reports the situation to the pension department and township trustees. The ad urges agents to sell Manville Fire Extinguishers from Cleveland.
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Second Street
Robinson
Jackson
Pension Department
Notice to Contractors on County Improvements in Coshocton
Commissioners of Coshocton county invite sealed bids for river crossing and dam works in Oxford township. Bids due 10 30 a m July 17 1807 at County Auditor. Include certified check of 500 dollars. Plans on file. bids subject to rejection.
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Coshocton County
County Auditor
Tuscarawas River
Oxford Township
Dowpsty Commissioners Co
R. Randles
County
Address for nursery stock sellers in Waterloo note
Any man who has ever sold nursery stock will learn something to his advantage by addressing BOX 1105 WATERLOO N Y 27.
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Waterloo
N.Y
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Franklin Station News
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Wooster Coiversity
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Saw
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