21 Jun 1906
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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1906
Page
1
J B Glass traveled to Cedar Point this morning to attend the State Convention of Undertakers, now in session at Mat Place Wednesday through Friday this week.
John M Pattison Ohio governor dies at Milford as Andrew L Harris assumes governor duties The proclamation calls for a statewide cessation from 2 to 4 pm during Pattison funeral services Simple funeral to be held at his home with burial in Clermont county Rev Manon Le Sourd in charge Doctors blame overwork for Pattison illness detailing vascular strain and kidney issues
A berry grower's team bolted on Fifth Street toward Chestnut as young Earl Sibert and worker Wes Woods attempted to manage it. Woods jumped clear but was struck by the wagon wheels, suffering severe internal injuries. He was carried to the Sprankle home for care. one horse crushed its hip, the other escaped serious harm. The wagon and wheels were wrecked.
A reader argues Coshocton should build a local meat packing plant. The letter notes the city’s stores, factories, heating and storage facilities, and its strong livestock, asking why Coshocton imports meat while nearby cities supply their own. It urges mills and residents to support a local packing operation as profitable and beneficial.
Joe Sells, intoxicated, rampaged through Glark Restaurant on Walnut Street. He smashed doors and glass, wrecked fixtures, and assaulted occupants before being captured by police after a lengthy chase. Clark pressed charges for about ten dollars in property damage. Sells pled not guilty claiming a financial stake in the restaurant and family grievances. A hearing was scheduled for later today.
Ohio coal miners end suspension under settlement with SASIS Bank of Settlement terms include a 5 percent advance over the Typbd Scale for two years, with readjustment of conditions and pending readoption of 19a) Scale. Work to resume immediately. suspension began in early spring, lasting 67 days with 35 miners involved and associated costs spread to operators, railroads, and miners' organizations.
The bill of costs totals 3751.88 with witness, sheriff, constable, and court fees plus a 294.00 stenographer charge. Court will consider an error appeal with a possible stay of execution. If reversed, case goes to higher courts. if not, governor or pardons board may act. Dickerson remains at county jail awaiting the next steps.
Special to The Daily Pine Columbur Ohio June 26 about thirty thousand stilktay miners cleared to begin work immediately after an agreement between John H Winder, representing operators, and the state executive board of mine workers. Miners will be paid the 1909 wage until March 190k with possible concessions on local conditions. Dates set for districts across Hocking Valley and surrounding areas with work to resume under existing conditions while pending further conference on special conditions.
A garbled report mentions a chief baker and a hand injury with stitches. Arthur Moore was in Newcomers own to play. No clear date, location, or full names are readable. The fragment references a fountain and an accident with an anxious account but lacks verifiable details.
Proclamation by Mayor W A Smith of Coghecton requests residents heed Gov Harris urging Ohioans to cease their usual associations and close their places of business from 2 to 4 PM on the funeral day, during services, as an act of respect.
Columbus June 20 State Chairman Garber of the Republican committee blasts rivals for pressuring Governor Pattison and worsening his illness. He criticizes tactics used to attack the governor while praising General Harris and Inspector Finley for their conduct and loyalty to Pattison.
A fragmented Oxford town commencement program lists speakers and events including Rev Cornett Mong Wography, Abraham Lincoln, and Address by Irvie M Wolfe Duet Jennie and Lotte Richmond Benediction. Marriages noted include Grace Jones and Kilward Truvill. Final account in probate court for Mary Porter guardian COC Porter. Jessie Johnston marries John Johnston and Vincent Shaw in Coshocton City home ceremony.
A report notes Squire Wimmer obtained an increase in pension from 17 to 11 for William A Middleton of the 80th Regiment Ohio. The casualty of Be Four yend master J C Pitepatrick who was struck and killed by a train is described in terse terms amid a jumble of OCR fragments.
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