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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1906
Page
5
Democratic ticket text lists candidates for judge prosecutor and county offices with names like WM A ASLBROOK H NICHOLAS JOSE L MCKIWELL GEORGID BACK DR FP MARSHALL. readable fragments indicate a city or county election slate with several positions.
The Journal discusses crafting a platform for the near state convention, urging clear concise statements. It critiques lengthy rhetoric and urges bold commitments to anti monopoly policy, presidential support, property rights, lawful taxation, and progressive governance aligned with Roosevelt.
A long, era-spanning column extols Oklahoma’s creation as a state under the U.S. union, praising population growth and resources. It contrasts political shifts and voices support for Democratic alignment and national celebration, with commentary on governance and reform across the nation.
In Coshocton County Court Ben Dickerson faced motions to quash an October indictment and to stay execution. Judge Eason heard the matters as a packed docket, with a likely circuit court appeal if the stay is denied. Dickerson appeared hopeful, showing calm and courtesy toward attorneys and reporters. Bailiffs were appointed for the upcoming trial, and the court stenographer received a bill for services.
The Standard Oil Company and its subsidiary Co wshocton Oil and Gas Co added 768 acres to its county holdings in Clark township. The purchase comprises farms including W. W. McNeal 4 acres W. H. Stover 174 acres Co H Williamson 74 J. S. Mullett 74 John Myers 32 W. W. McLaughlin 188 T. H. Williamson 150 acres.
Inventory and appointment filed in the estate of Sedwick Goodin. F. J. Davis guardian of Chas. W. Davis, a minor, filed first account. R. C. Edwards guardian of Rue FP. Castee, a minor, filed third account. Miss Florente Morrow of Steuben ville is a guest of Miss Edna Hay.
Advertising a Fourth of July event with balloon ascensions hourly in front of the New York Ratchet store. Promotes free family exhibition and cheap prices on fireworks and variety of firework products including sky rockets, wheels, batteries, crackers, and other decorative items.
At Riverside Park Tuesday afternoon Warsaw toppled league leaders Beachs 6 to 3 as Michels West Lafayette hurled a four hit game and Crouch delivered a key fourth inning drive. Errors and aggressive base running helped Warsaw edge ahead while Ehrich pitched well for the Beachs despite the loss.
Nine converts baptized by Rev Walker Jr at Kallbuck amid gospel tent meetings drawing over 500 attendees Sunday night. Visitors include Miss Elia Burch of Newark and Miss Clara Lenz of Coshocton. Local activity features dances, dinners, and social events with numerous residents and relatives in town and nearby areas.
Mrs James Malo spent Sunday with relatives in Newark. Mrs WH Frost and daughter visited her sister in Zanesville while Mrs Ben Collins came from Zanewile area to see relatives. Fields are visiting New Castle Pa. Moses Talbot of Richmond is visiting relatives. their brother Harry Talbot is from this place. Donald and Dorothy Buazard of a columnist area visiting their grandparents.
June 2 report notes a rainty clink of the birvester as wheat yields exceed average while the hay crop remains light. Local families celebrate birthdays with gatherings spanning Tuscarawas Guernsey Muskingum and Coshocton counties. Edward Banford, commissary sergeant, returns from the Philippines and visits with relatives. several local residents host and attend social visits and summer plans.
The Walhonding community enjoyed their annual outing at Tonawanda Park on Warsaw last Sunday. A social day featured an ideal weather, a elaborate spread, and a lively gathering of families and local residents including Charles Clach, Linton Carpenter, Olin McParland, Claude Chirk, Ed Fox, Jacob Fisher, Mr Thrapp, Orly Mere, Mr Solander, John Eider, Howard Slife, EB 1, Hays, James Fisher and David Pirume.
Wak honding residents Orlin McCrea P A Fox William Johnson and John Kireh have new homes underway in the eyurse of construction with the project listing their names among the first builders and buyers.
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